La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press announces its publication details and staff names including publisher FP H. Surgess, Eugenness Manager, and Mark R. Byers as Managing Editor. It notes circulation dates and office addresses, with Associated Press affiliation and religious verse quotes.
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Lacrosse Tribune
Leader-Press
Larosea Tribune Co
St. Lia Crosse
Wil
Lee Newspaper
Mes
Businese
Cone & Woodman, Inc
West Adams
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
New York
Victor
Kansas City
Associated Press
Otterwine
What About Fowler Candidate for Assembly
A war record of Col. Frank H. Fowler is reviewed as part of his Republican nomination bid. The Spanish and World Wars are cited for his valor and for shaping infantry death-rate reductions later adopted in American offensives. The piece urges voters to consider how Wisconsin treats soldiers after service and to answer in the voting booth.
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Frank H. Fowler
Assembly
Wisconsin Boys
Wisconsin
Opened with Prayer in Politics Sparks Debate
The piece argues that opening political meetings with prayer reflects a long tradition and questions whether women are closer to the roots of the matter. It notes men may be surprised by invocation at rallies yet honors the idea as part of a serious electoral process.
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Brunswick
House of Brunswick
Brunswick Tires
Thoughtful Citizenship series opens discussions on democracy
The Tribune and Leader Press launches a multi part series on fundamentals of politics and citizenship. It aims to engage readers including new women voters, exploring theory and practice of democracy and the machinery of campaigns and elections.
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Tribune and Leader-Press
Civic Education Initiative By NeSeeenea Society
The NeSeeenea Society for Civic and Economic Education seeks to develop American citizens by partnering with schools churches newspapers and other bodies. Professor Richard T Ely serves as president with university professors and notable citizens on the executive committee.
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Kinsman
NeSeeenea Society For
Richard T. Ely
Wpon
Framing Lenroot and Esch on the Esch Cummins Law
The article analyzes the political fight over the Esch Cummins railroad law. Opponents seek repeal to push Plumb plan or public ownership while supporters defend private ownership. It argues that voting against Lenroot or Esch aligns with public ownership aims, even as debate misrepresents the law.
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Congress
Lenroot
Esch
Ten years ago in Ye Olden Times headlines rise
A review of past events notes the Noaring of the Rose street viaduct tearing up to replace crossbeams sidewalks and floors. Highlights include Y M C A director S A Boyd returning from Europe and plans for a city health physician. Also mentions a council move toward a municipal lighting plant and various local activities with notable names and places.
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C. M. and
St. P
Rose Street
S. A. Boyd
City of la Crosse
William Welmer
Omaha
Common Council
Schultz Tag
United States
Jones
Bail
Minneapolis
D. J. Cameron
la Crosse
Minnesota State Tar
Talks on Citizenship by Lawrence College Professor D O Kinsman
Professor of Economics at Lawrence College and Educational Director of Wisconsin Society for Civic and Economic Education answers general civic and economic questions in 41 chess columns. When space is tight, letters will be personally answered with a stamped self addressed envelope. Communications to Professor D. O. Kinsman Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin.
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Whitewater State Normal School
Lawrence College
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Society
D. 0. Kinsman
Appleton
How Political Parties Organized for Action
A historical overview explains party structure from national to local levels. It notes four year terms for national members, state central and county committees, and local committees guiding campaigns. It highlights campaign funding, paid speakers, literature distribution, and the boost from women's suffrage. Next Sunday Professor Kinsman will discuss the Primary Election.
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Gith
Kinsman
Dlacuas
A Night Ride Ends With Two Old Friends
Phyllis Deane stranded on a dark road discovers a stranger named John Harbord fixing her car. He is her neighbor Judge Harbord’s son returning home after ten years away. He gives her a lift to continue toward the old town, rekindling a past connection.
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Jolly
Ela
Phyllis
Jim
Anil Pease
John Torvord
Judge Harbord
Walkloe
Phyllis Deane
Wrest
Taon-Tjobn
The Boy and Girl Corner Labor Day Tale
In a Labor Day tale Carolyn Sherwin Bailey notes Patsy cannot join the boys and girls parade because he must help his father dig a cellar for their sew house. Twelve boys decide to dig early so Patsy can have the day off. While they work the elm tree is coming and preserving.
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Carolyn Sherwin Baily
Patsy
Lebor
Aume
America Ivady
The Mad Dog Henmo and the American Parade Tale
A tale recounts a boy’s encounter with a dangerous Irish boarhound and his plan to stage an Americanization parade. He and friends organize a flag bearing diverse immigrant groups to showcase unity. The dog attacks during the parade escapade, a lasso saves him, and a rifle shot ends the beast. The narrator survives with minor injuries and earns a medal.
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Pierre
Guesn
Sable
Doge
Probe Dalrymple’s Office In Chicago Under Review
CHICAGO. A rigid examination is being conducted today by William W Williams, commissioner of internal revenue, of the offices of Major A Dalrymple, prohibition enforcement chief, and Collector Harry Wagner, focusing on internal revenue matters and enforcement procedures.
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Dalrymple
Chicago
William Wliams
A. ¥. Dalrymple
Internal Revenue
Harry Wagner
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