Drama of a Dreamer and a Quiet Lover
Jim Foster, worn and tired, finally confronts Ellie Cadwell after a night of jealousy and doubt. He discovers her secret feeling for him and that she truly cares, revealing she expects a future as wife and partner. The encounter tears down pride, revealing shared longing and a hopeful new start.
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Perry Hensor
Jim
Ellie
Miss Cadwell
Nornar
Iris
Tiventy
Ben
Elie
Allie
Tool
Ad Wolgast Turns Manager In San Francisco
May 1 report says former boxing champion Ad Wolgast, believing his fighting days are over, opened a boxing management venture in San Francisco seeking engagements for Wiltie Hoppe, 29, a heavyweight contender.
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San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Champer
Wiltie Hopne
Fishing Season Opened Early to Benefit Anglers
Local reports declare fishing for game fish now legal from May 1 to March 1 in the Mississippi River and adjacent sloughs. Lakes near La Crescent including Rice Lake French Lake Goose Lake Round Lake and Broken Gun Creek offer prime spots and favorable water conditions. Early risers from the north reported strong catches after midnight as crowds flocked to the riverside pools.
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la Cresas
Rice Lake
French Lake
Goose Lake
Round Lake
Broken Gun Stream
Mississippi
Illinois senate probes wages in Springfield factories
Gov. O'Hara announced renewed investigations into Springfield factory wages amid hostile protests. He cited testimony from Mrs. Ella Morris, a widow supporting a child on low wages at the International Shoe Company, describing hardship and illness under harsh working conditions.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
O'Hara
A Foranian
Box Makers to Hold a Meeting in La Crosse
Local Organizer John Rae will preside at a La Crosse box makers meeting to unionize before the charter closes tonight. Company officials favor the plan as they expect a uniform higher price for output, enabling higher wages. Workers support unionization and many are expected to join. current contracts run nearly a year with no wage changes until they expire.
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Trades and Labor Council
John Rae
la Crosse
North Lise Briefs from the Dreamland Neighborhood
A stream of items notes residents moving, traveling, visiting relatives and friends, and minor local events. George Grover returns home on Kane street from Chicago. others head to West Salem, Two Harbors, Cassville, or Montana. Local shuffles include grocery moves, household relocations, hospital visits, and police officer Deneen nearing return to duty.
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Kane Street
Chicago
Wrighton
Berlin Street
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F. C. Hayes
Cassville
Winer and Glass
George Street
George
William Miller
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Coon Valley
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North Side
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Goddard
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la Crosse
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Holmen
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Charles Stannard
B. Larkin
Stony Point
Daniel Deneen
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St. Francis Hospital
Perty
Arbor Day Observances In La Crosse Schools
Tomorrow is Arbor Day with public school programs in La Crosse reading the Arbor Day Manual from Madison. Some schools plan shrub planting while Gov McGovern urges fire drills in schools as Fire Prevention day is observed in some cities under State Fire Marshal Purtell and W E McCullough. La Crosse schools already run frequent fire drills and will not hold special exercises this time.
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Gov. F. , McGovern
T. M. Purtell
W. E. McCullough
State Fire Prevention Association
Oadams Lectures at Church Tonight
Rev Thomas S Cadams to lecture Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush at the First Methodist Church at 8 o clock. Support comes from testimonials by Rev Gunsaulus and Rev Gallman praising his work. Also notes a rural doctor advising ice for whooping cough and a piece on Parsees Towers of Silence and burial customs.
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Oadams
First Methodist Church
Cadams
F. W. Gunsaulus
D. D
Chicago
Armour Institute
Wilson May Be At Peace Meet In St Louis
May 1 There is a strong possibility that President Wilson will attend the fourth annual Peace Congress in St Louis on Saturday night at the Ideon. Secretary of State Bryan is detained in California, according to James E. Smith chairman of the executive committee of the Peace Congress.
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S Louis
Wilson
Ideon
Brian
Californria
James E. Smith
Oust Dow Mayor Zion City by Independent Board
Zion City voters faced a political shakeup as an independent board overturned ballots in two wards after claiming mutilation. W. H. Clendenin, Rochelle mayor for a week, was ousted and Johnson, an anti Dechsite candidate, declared winner by 46 votes.
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Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Iday
W. H.clendenin
Nochelle
Board of Elections
Johnson
Hay's Hair Health Promises Restored Grey Color
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health to restore grey hair to a natural youthful color. It claims immediate effects and offers money back if unsatisfied. Free offers include a 500 bottle and Harfina Soap samples at various prices, with local druggists listed.
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Hay
Too Fond of Glying Advice
A quirky note recalls a man who gave endless advice and never stopped. He circulated guidance far and wide and grew irritated when some of it boomeranged and struck him in the eye.
Don Quizste and Cicero Daily Thought Fragments
A quotation pair contrasts absolute power with personal contentment. The first fragment argues an absolute ruler can do as he pleases and be content, while the second notes a person’s value is judged by well disposed friends. Both are attributed to classical or historical voices.
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Don Quizste
Cicero
Suffragette Plans Paris Publication If Britain Bans Paper
Miss Christabel Pankhurst, editor of the Suffragette, says the paper will be published in France if the English government succeeds in suppressing it at home. She notes authorities charged her mother and Pethick Lawrence with conspiracy but she evaded prison by fleeing London. Also mentioned is the 14th century treaty between Remeses II of Egypt and the prince of Kheta, detailing an alliance and extradition clauses.
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Christobel Pankhurst
United Press
France
Miss Pankhurst
London
Pethick Lawrence
Remeses O
Bgypt
Kheta
B. C
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Night Watchman Murdered in Waukegan New Lockdown
In Waukegan NL on May 1 an inquest into the death of Matt Stelier, a night watchman at the American Steel and Wire plant, led to promises of several arrests. Staker, involved after a Tuesday quarrel, was found unconscious in a ditch and died after severe injuries including a fractured skull and arm lacerations.
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Matt Stelier
American Steel and Wire Company
Staker
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