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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
Raleigh Pace and Ray Beldon pleaded guilty in Winona to indictments charging the Brownsdale post office burglary on November 20 of last year. They admitted breaking into the Brownsdale office and taking property.
Pittsburg May 22 Japanese Ambassador Chinda and Secretary Bryan have accepted. President Wilson and Secretary Wilson and Congressman Palmer have been invited to the June 6 farewell dinner for George W. Guthrie former Pittsburg mayor and new ambassador to Japan.
The body of Lee We Kim, a Chinese grocery merchant, will be shipped to China for burial amid honors by Minneapolis Chinese community. Reports say he amassed a large fortune and will receive a costly funeral in Hong Kong. Secretive preparations surround the affair.
The senior class will present the comedy David Garrick at the high school Thursday. The plot follows London tragedian Garrick as he visits a rich Englishman’s dinner, faces a bribe to quit acting, and navigates love with the man’s daughter amid comic entanglements.
Chicago officials tell Mrs Belle Squire president of No Vote No Tax to pay taxes or face suit. For five years she has refused to pay taxes to protest taxation without women’s suffrage. Assessors say nonpayment leads to legal action.
Mrs. Alice Wessels former stenographer in the Supt. of Schools S L Heeters office testified before the citizens investigative committee in Pittsburgh in session at the board of education offices. She recounted in sworn affidavit the story alleging improper proposals by the school official during her employment.
Courteous dialogue reveals a judge remark about broken trust as a Mr Harry entrusts his heart to Gladys. The exchange shows caution about handling affection and the fragility of relationships.
A La Crosse resident C. J. Miller testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble in 1907 and relieved back pain and distressing symptoms. He bought them at Erhart's Drug Store and has had no recurrence since. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The French liner Senegal struck a harbor mine on leaving Smyrna port. Five people were killed and several seriously injured. The vessel was beached and declared a total loss, with more than 200 aboard including passengers and crew unaffected except for those near the mine impact.
Superior Judges Albertson and Smith in Seattle granted an injunction against delivering the bonds to a New York firm and declared the issue illegal and the election annulled. They found voters were misled about the money’s用途.
The text urges well lighted displays during Home Made Week to ensure best results. It notes many requests for assistance and asks for early notice of needs so work can be completed in time for the opening.
Photographic expert George E. Mariner explains kinemacolor, using rotating colored disks in front of the lens and a special projection screen to render natural colors. He notes film sensitivity, Eastman Kodak supply, and peeks at flower time and smuggling scenes, praising vivid, lifelike hues.
A reader letter questions the writ ers view of hell and heaven arguing whether God’s creation of man was a mistake and if inherent human greatness has been obscured by the biblical fall. The author, A R Carhart, asks if crucifying nature is necessary and critiques the spread of the original sin narrative among Gentiles.
A London Opinion quote notes how much money can be lost giving credit, as a crossing sweeper laments not having change this morning and promising to repay on return. The exchange highlights caution about extending credit in daily life.
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