Vaccination Order At Hamilton School Over Smallpox Fears
Health Commissioner Dr W Armstrong orders all Hamilton School pupils and staff not recently vaccinated to receive the smallpox vaccine or be kept from class for at least two days after exposure. Affected children must present vaccination certificates to the principal or face age-appropriate removal. No further cases reported beyond the exposed cohort.
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W. WW
Jne Highty
Grovise
WW. Armstrong
Commissioner of Health
Hamil Nu
Durie
Armstrong
Mrs Charles Allen Buried at Viroqua Alma Solversom Dies
In Fiyranea Wisconsin the funeral for Mrs Charles Allen was held at the Simpson home with the Rev Harris officiating. Alma Solversom, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Solversom, died at her home near this city after a weeklong illness from pneumonia. She was a senior at Viroqua High School. Nearby residents attend services for the Allen family and Mrs Waterman. A lecture on cooperative marketing by Mr Nordman of the Farmers Market division of Madison and poultry talks by Prof J R Ayes of the University of Wisconsin will be held in Viroqua with demonstrations for thirteen local schoolhouses visiting the county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyiranea
Wis
Tower of Airs
Charles Allen
Moxes
Charles Waterman
Thighter
Alma Solverson
Daughier
Samuel Solverson
Viroqua High
Fartners
Viroqua
Wa Nordman
Farmers Starketing
Madson
J. R Ayes
Lae
University of Wisconsin
Neens
Hayes
Graf
Carpentier Receives Boxing Permit In New York State
October release shows the New York Boxing Commission granting licenses to several prominent boxers and managers including Georges Carpentier and Brindis Descamps. Anthony Drexel Riddle of Philadelphia receives judge's license for Madison Square Garden events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier
New York State
New York
Boxlo Commissioniat
Georges Cumontier
Brintis Descamps
Bos
Anthony Drexel Riddle
Philadélphix
Internatonal Sporting Chil
Lcense
Madison Sijuare Garden Club
Sffithetion
End of U S Fair Price Board November First
Washington reports the campaign against the rising cost of living will end November 1 with the fair price organization disbanded. Letters go out from the department to fair price committees and others involved in the campaign advising of the decision to conclude this work. Officials sealed up any remaining actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cet
Department of Jaste
Department
Blossom Seeley Seeks Divorce From Rube Marquard
Vaudeville star Blossom Seeley filed for divorce from Brooklyn pitcher Richard “Rube” Marquard, alleging desertion in 1916. A judge indicated he would grant the decree within days as proceedings advance amid sparse Delaware docket notes and ongoing cases.
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Blossom Seeley
Richard
Rube" Mar~quard
Brooklyn
Trades and Labor Council Sets Tonight Committee Meeting
The Trades and Labor Council will appoint committees on executive, publicity and distribution of campaign literature at tonight's session. R.G. Kaisar notes the meeting starts at 8 o clock, urging a representative from every union to attend. The nonpartisan political program by the American Federation of Labor will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traces
Thor Council
R.G. Kaisar
Arguainer
Beegin
Knutson
American Federation of Tabor
Life Underwriters to Convene at Luncheon Meeting
Life agents of Local Reserve Life companies in seven counties will gather Saturday for a half day session at the M A building. The event begins with a noon luncheon and features a discussion on life insurance questions. The association aims to improve service to policy holders and enhance agency methods through cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Cresse Life Underwriters Association
Nicon
La Crosse Battery Exponentially Seeks West Point Entry
Captain K R M Schultz of Battery D received a general order authorizing him to nominate one member of his unit for the West Point examination. Under new army rules one guard unit in the state will supply a single candidate for appointment to the military academy. Six appointments to the Point will be made from the state guard. Schultz had not determined the candidate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. M. ¥. Schultz
State National Guard
Uehaquars Ters
West Point
Ech Guard
Military Academy
Guard
Sohulte Siwid le
Tire Sales Company Opens Business in City
The Consolidated Tire Sales company of Minneapolis opens a sales room at 119 South Fifth Street next to the La Crosse theater. A case on the building is secured and plans indicate a sales trip covering the adjacent territory. Trade in Des Moines, lowa, has been sent and a full line of sizes in fabrics and cords will be kept in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Tire Sales Compay
Minneapolis
South Fifth Street
la Crosse
Crosse
Dex Moines
Stork
Bad Weather Delays Alaska New York Flight Out of Winona
Unfavorable weather halts Cipton St Clair Street and the Alaska-New York flying squadron from leaving Winona for Grind Rapids. The planes were due to depart this morning after their arrival yesterday afternoon, with postponement into late afternoon or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Cipton St Clair Street
Alaska-New York
Grind Rapids
Herene
Oelork
Margo
Mexican Volcano Reported Active Near Puebla
Topocatepetl volcano 21 miles west of Puebla is described as erupting with ash spewing and lava sounds. no damage reported, but residents prepare to flee per Puebla dispatches. Milwaukee social workers officials elected at state conference including William White as president and Edward Lynde as executive secretary. Hoover heads to Toronto to direct Canadian Red Cross campaign.
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Topocatepetl
Puebla
Milwaukee
Osarosa
Wil
Minorune
W Forsin
Sucix Workers
William @. White
Wil. Wanked Tiest
Indre S. 1
Perrin
Superior
MT. Melvoy
Jy. M. Roging
Edward D. Lynde
Madison
Bureau of Child Welfare
State Board of Control
Passishinis Sory
Obituary: Peter Jenslieo Dies After Illness
Peter Jenslieo, SS years old, died after weeks of illness. Funeral from Tetley Sletten Dahl undertaking rooms with Rev B G Vik officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery near My dear young manse, looking ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jenslien Teter Jenslieo
Tetley, Sletten & Dahl
B. G. Vik
Oak Grove Cemetery
Neae ES
Roosevelt Invites 60, P Opponent 10 Debate on League
Governor Coolidge said the joint league debate proposal by Roosevelt had not reached him and he would not favor such campaigning. He plans a southern tour and predicted Republicans could win Maryland Kentucky and possibly Tennessee while doubting Virginia. He noted letters from voters favoring a Republican change to end the Democratic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Coolidge
Massachusetts
League of Nations
Freaklin
Roosevelt
Will A. Ways
Republican National Committee
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Desnperatic
Boston
Lutheran Free Church conference opens at Bethel Church
The Minneapolis district of the Lutheran Free Church holds its conference at Bethel Lutheran Church on the north side. Rev. AC Rykken of Chippewa Falls opened with a sermon last night. The three o clock gathering featured district foreman leading the session. Tonight the young people host a program in the church parlors with Misses May Rasmusaey and Irene Erickson assisting. Rev Sletten, president of the Lutheran Free Church, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Lutheran Free Church
Bethel Lutheran’ Church
AC Rykken
Chippewa Falls
May
Rasmusaey
Irene Erickson
Sletten
Loutheran Free
Chinese Banking Consortium Reaches Final Agreement
New York on October 15 reports the final consortium agreement among British French Japanese and American banking groups to extend financial aid to China. Thomas W. Damon of J P Morgan & Co announced the meeting outcome and the consortium is now fully constituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
France
Japan
America
China
Parsons Groups
Thomas W. Damon
J. P. Morgan & Company
Lenroot Against Covenant Yet For League Of Peace
The article presents Lenroot opposing the League of Nations as proposed by President Wilson while expressing support for a broader goal of international cooperation without binding obligations. It notes his stance of resisting any obligation to enter future wars and his willingness to resign his seat if the treaty’s Article X were ratified, emphasizing U.S. independence in foreign action. It includes references to reactions from Gov. Onx and Dr. Reinsch, with remarks on political positions regarding the League and a brief card of thanks for bereavement notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
America
Onx
Reinsch
League of Nations
Senate
League
United States
Association of Nations
Dance The New Cat Dance Steps Shown
A fragment describes the new Cat dance with brush and click steps. It notes thumbs down from dancing masters and outlines four movements including grave and paddy steps, highlighting left and right foot actions and a half circle pivot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLast
Wheat Makes Big Jump After Wilson Inquiry
Wheat rose in Chicago trading after President Wilson sought information from Kansas Governor Alien to probe artificial factors in a prior drop. December wheat climbed to $2.21 a bushel as British purchases and export demand boosted sentiment, while falling freight rates and rising winter wheat planting encouraged buyers. The session saw selling by shorts and commission houses amid volatile market rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newk
Wilson
Alien
Kansas
Pacific Coast
United States
Socialist Candidate Coleman Plans Tay Crosse Speech
William Coleman socialist candidate for governor will speak in Eagle halls this Sunday night in support of the state ticket. He has drawn attention with attacks on the Constitution Defense league profiteering and the league of nations. Coleman a Milwaukee labor leader and city councilman rose to prominence last winter organizing striking papage collectors. He opposes prose and favors a separate peace treaty with Germany.
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Wiliam Coleman
Tay Crosse
Eagle Halls
Coleman
Constitution
Defense League
League of Nations
Milwaukee
Cermeny
Argentina to Guard Gold as Trade Board Reports
The Board of Trade report recommends Argentina safeguard its gold despite a 15 to 20 percent decline in import costs from the United States due to the devalued peso. The special committee urges export restrictions to stabilize the exchange rate. The decision follows Argentina’s concern over currency impact on trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos
Argentina
United States
Rots de Comercio
Board of Trade
Argentiaa
Fathers Day at Madison Tomorrow Football
The piece centers on a humorous exchange with Judge Brindley about attending a Fathers Day event at Madison linked to a football game between Northwestern and Wisconsin. The judge hints at travel for the occasion and ties the visit to the university and to a larger football context discussed by the inquisitive reporter.
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Madison
Brindley
Tam
Taqui
Wal
Maddison
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Taquisie
Ehorted
Judge Brindley
K C Knights Attend Fourth Degree Exemption in St Paul
La Crosse Council Knights of Columbus traveled to St Paul on Monday October 11 to witness the exaltation of the Fourth Degree for Columbus Day. Initiates included De W E Bannen Emil Rogowski Leroy L Hemleben L R Flanagas and Michael M Britton. Degree work was led by Col William E L Donahue Master of the Fourth Degree for the District of Minnesota.
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Sevimal
la Crosse
Council Knights of Columbus
St. Paul
Columbus
de. W. E. Bannen
Emil Rogowski
Leroy L. Hemleben
L. R. Flanagas
Michael %. Britton
Col
William EL. Donahue
District of Minnesota
Public Debate Exorcising the League
Dear Editor: Through the concise printing in your paper please ask raters to commit to memory the following awards This lives there again with soul so dead who never to himself hath said This is my own my Native Land The League of Nations am sure so far as being adopted is concerned on Navy I will cease to tunc t fon or die aborning Very truly Tames Wilson Shields
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Editeor
la Crosse Tribune
Tleuder-Presa
la Crosse
Wis
U.S
League of Nations
Twenty eight barbers pass state examinations in Madison La Crosse
Madison Wis Oct 15 Twenty eight barbers passed state examinations held last week in Madison and La Crosse by the state board of barber examiners Certificates were granted to Harry R Bell Mauston A R Bixler Kenneth Butler Russell Calmer Ivan Tacrer J Morhoff Marlin Rownds Madison Josefa L Carlon Boscobel Louis Champlin Tomah John E Miliott Benton Charlen E By Allones Station Peter Halseth for C Lee and George Sent La Crosse Harald Hazen Livingston 1) CG oehusen Theo Heiser and Wil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
la Cro
State Board of Barber Examiners
Harry R. Bell
Mauston
A. R. Bixler
Kenneth Butler
Russell Calmer
Ivan Tacrer
J. Morhoff
Marlin Rownds
Josefa L. Carlon
Boscobel
Louis Champlin
Tomah
John
Miliott
Benton
Charlen
Allones
Peter Halseth
C. Lee
George
la Crosse
Harald Hazen
Livingston
Oehusen
Theo
Local names appear in fragmented corridor roll call
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple personal names and places including Liam Malton Janesville Arthur Bas er Arcadia Merlin Orswell Bex River Falls Baul Josten Westhy Paul Einde Bay City Theron Poole Warren Smith Celrose Otto Tesch and more. The legibility is poor and no clear event or context is readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Malton
Janesville
Arthur Baser
Arcadia
Merlin Orswell
Bex River Falls
Baul
Josten
Westhy
Paul Einde
Bay’ City
Pokrang
Milwaukee
Theron Poole
Warren Smith
Seventh Day Adventists Church Sermon and Sabbath School
The article notes a service at the Seventh Day Adventists church in Clinton and Libury streets with pastor J. T. Worrel and a Sabbath school session afterward. A local mention speaks of inviting participation in the service. Separately, a workers’ accident is reported at a Wisconsin paper mill. Willka Thalheim, 24, died stepping into machinery at Menasha Printing and Cartoon Company. his head was crushed between a spring plunger during cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenuggan
J. T. Worrel
Dy Church
Clinton and
Libury Streets
Alan
Wausad
Wis
Willka Thalheim
Menasha Printing
Thalheim
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Hamilton School
U. S. Fair Price Board
Trades and Labor Council
LIFE
LA Crosse Battery
West Point Post
Tire Sales Company
Hoover
Canada
Fmporia
Kas
Herbert, Hoover
Fond
Tern Today
Toronto
Canadian Red Cross
Coollege
Bethel
J. J. Marshall
L. Marshal
Caru
Fred Garde
J. Gamm
Albert, Schroeder
Reynold Schroeder
Nations! Dancing Masters! Association
St, Paul
ST. Paul, Mizu
Get
St. Paul-R
Baltimore
AL Hoa
K. C
Tames Wilson Shields
Kelly-Springfield
McQuay
Norris
Mobiloil
Johnston
Clear Vision
Windshield Wines
Gemco
la Crosse Aut
Jay Street
Victor Lee
George Seniot
Adams’s
Tabbert's
Enth and
Adams Sts
Tae
Fey
Lisle
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