Man Arrested for Mistreating Girl at Hotel
William Newhous, 39, a hotel roustabout, was arrested by Detective Joseph McGrath on a charge of maltreating a three year old girl in a hotel yard. The accused, who allegedly confessed a prior three year term, faced arraignment this afternoon and the maximum penalty of two years in Waupun.
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Hotel Roustabout
Teeee Veevees Aoevese
Eiindiey
Waupun
Wiliam Newhous
Our
Joseph McGrath
South Third Streets
Ane
Joan
Crs
Newhons
Bolly
Timet
Newboys
Ron
Non-Partisan Primary Held in Lincoln Nebraska
A non-partisan primary election was held in Lincoln to choose delegates toward a charter convention and six for the excise board. The process aimed to form a commission form of government, with names like Reed Fann among those approved for future selection.
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Lincoln
Neh
Indas
Norld
Owhieh
Rey Fann
Teday
Ekern Decision Deferred By Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court failed to hand down the expected Ekern McGaviero control ruling today. Decision anticipated release later in the week as officials and observers await the court’s public statement.
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Mathson
Wig
Wisconsin
Supreme Voars
Unsettled weather spreads across regions with rain and snow
The bulletin reports unsettled conditions across La Crosse and surrounding areas with rain or snow likely tonight into Wednesday. Temperatures remain nearly stationary as precipitation shifts from Montana south to Colorado and Texas, with Missouri and Iowa already seeing rain or snow and Colorado and Nebraska experiencing snow in the Red River valley.
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la Cresse
Wistonsie
Minnesota
Werthes
Mali
Manltola
Colorado
Texas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Red River
Hunger strike leads to jailing of Witpur Glen followers
In Zion City April, Witpur Glen Voliva followers clashed with City Marshal John Hoover’s deputies. Two women, Mrs Royal and Mrs Theodore Backer, were jailed after marching and singing in violation of a city ordinance. A man and another woman were beaten, knocked down, and dragged to jail as the dispute escalated.
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Zion-City
Emmiethe Pankhurst
England
Witbur Glen Voliva
John Hoover
Mrs. Royal
Elder Royal
Theodore Back
Pall
Suffrage Loses Michigan Again in Statewide Vote
Detroit report shows likely defeat of woman suffrage across Michigan with incomplete early returns. The Detroit charter amendment for municipal ownership of street railways passed nearly four to one as suffrage support slumped. 36 of 83 counties reported with anti suffrage totals rising and pro suffrage support shrinking from last fall.
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Detroit
Mich
Toursin
Michigan
Federals Defeated Near Mar Oro Garrison Clash
Fighting broke out today one mile south of the border near Mar a Sonora between General Ojeda's federal garrison and Maderista forces. Reports say many wounded on both sides while two U S cavalrymen patrolling the border sustained minor injuries as Federals were driven back.
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Maro
Sonora
Ojeda
Calls Bank Report Washington April Trailer
A terse note reports a Washington bank call on an April close of business. The entry references a currency day trailer and a call on no further details.
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Washington
Flood Relief Funds Totals 1796.83 Collected for Ohio Sufferers
A total of 1,796.83 was collected by a mayor appointed committee to aid flood victims in Ohio. Funds were sent to the agency designated by Governor Cox. Breakdowns show deposits at Batavian National Bank 378.50, State Hankos 1 bank 385.38, Security Savings Bank 22.00, National Bank vsters 885.16, and Comptroller’s office 0.87. The committee included John M. Holley, E. M. Wing, H. Hankerson, J. A. Thwins and Robert B. Lowry.
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John Dengler
Ohio
Gutheriged
Cox
lBatavian National Bank
lState Henko
J Security Savings Bank
National Bank
Pcrty Comptroller
Tne
John MM. Holley
BE. M. Wing
H.hankerson
J. A. Thwins
Robert B. Lowry
Not Strike But Lockout Icemen See Employers Blocking Bargain
The Icemen warn they are locked out by ice dealers who refuse to recognize unions and accuse employers of colluding to raise ice prices. Organizers say the new contracts shift costs to workers, with weekly pay for drivers and helpers and broader rate hikes across months, prompting widespread lockout and a push for collective bargaining.
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Fred J H. Hartwell
Jobo Rae
Atrect Cay
Tor
Tta
Pope Pius X ill with acute Bright’s disease in Vatican
Pope Pius X suffers a sudden severe attack, fever rising, Dr Marchiafava in constant attendance at the Vatican. Sisters Maria and Anna Sarto remain at his bedside, with Angelo Sarto and others nearby. the pontiff’s condition described as very sick and alarming.
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Rom
Pope Pius X
Bright
Marchia Fava
Vatican
Maria
Anna Sarto
Pope Pins
Ign Riical
Teresa
Antonia
Lucia
Wisconsin awards $2400 to widow in sewer death case
April 8. Madison reports an Industrial Commission award of 2400 to Mrs Gath Verlare of Sheboygan under the workingmen s compensation act. The woman s husband either drowned or was killed in October 1912 while working in a sewer.
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Madison. Wis
Thetr Industrial Commission
Gatheting Verlare
Sheboygan
Woman Acrobat Falls Unhurt At Chicago Coliseum
Misa La Terra, a young circus acrobat, fell from the Coliseum top before 10 490 spectators. She recovered enough to say she would perform this afternoon. The stunt was the climax of a series of thrillers, as she swung by her teeth on a strap under colored lights before the fall.
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Chicago
Misa Td la Terra
Miss la Terra
Olson on trial as murder case nears verdict
In St Paul Minnesota April a prosecutor seeks to reopen the case amid new evidence in the Olson murder trial. Witness Joan Keefe testifies Olson threatened Clyde Darling and criticized his wife’s infidelity. The defense portrays Olson as a protective husband while the jury debates potential verdicts including murder in the first or second degree or manslaughter.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Donnelly
Aft
Olson
O'Brien
Joan Keefe
Capitol
Clyde Darling
Darling
Keefe
Thea
Uaors
Sndy
Olsor
Flo
Hoyer Trial Postponed After West Salem Fight
The trial of Christian Hoyer of West Salem was postponed for one month by County Judge John Brindley to allow George Rhodes to recover from injuries. Rhodes, who accuses Hoyer of attacking his brother, is hospitalized in La Crosse after the Sunday night incident behind a West Salem restaurant.
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Christian Hoyer
West Salem
Barney Rhodes
George
John Brindley
George Rhodes
la Crosse
Tariff Bill Bans Feather Imports and Raises Fur Duty
Washington reports the Wilson Underwood tariff bill bans import and sale of most feathers including nigrette and egret plumes with ostrich feathers exempted for scientific purposes. It imposes a ten percent duty on undressed furs and 20 to 50 percent on finished furs, increasing costs for dress furs as domestic supply remains limited.
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Washington
New’ Hill
Suffragette Health and Jail Release News From London
London reports Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst in weak condition awaiting news of release from Holloway jail. Authorities deny forcible feeding. Miss Energon from Michigan to be released tomorrow amid nervous breakdown claims. Militant suffragists in Dudley attempt to blow up Dudley Castle as banners demand votes for women.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Holloway
Howly
Wlan
Pankhurst
Sylvia Pankhurst
Home Office
Reginald McKenna
Zeke Everson
Michigan
Alice Clark
Iran
Energon
Dudley
Eng
Dudley Castle
Wisconsin seeks film censorship plan announced at expo
Plan calls for state censorship of moving picture films and bans on suggestive songs in movie houses announced at the Wisconsin Exhibitors League convention in Milwaukee. Leaders intend to frame legislation and enforce stricter decency rules.
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Milwaukeeh
Wis
Wisconsin Exhibitors’ League
Robber Routed by Women Near Minneota
On April 8, Mrs. Ann Kiley and Mrs. F Z Bartos halted a man on the railroad tracks east of Minneota. They used harping as they claimed the man commanded them to extend their hands while walking the rails.
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Marshall
Mins
Ann Kiley
F. Z. Bartos
Minneata
Playoff clash sets stage for Phillies and Athletics
Philadelphia April 3 The playoff between the Athletics and the Phillies is scheduled today to decide who gains sole possession of the eighteen inning tie from Saturday. Both clubs seek a decisive victory to end the stalemate and move forward in the series.
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Philadelphia
Baa
Athtetied
Phillies
Orcars
Mrs Dora Schierl Dies on Visit in La Crosse Area
Mrs Dora Schierl a resident of La Crosse since 1866 died suddenly while visiting her niece Mrs Charles Jackel at Tenth and Fine streets shortly before noon today. She suffered a paralytic stroke at 11 30 and never regained consciousness. Born in Hanover Germany she came to La Crosse in 1866 and later lived in West Salem. Surviving relative is her brother Henry Tr Range of this city. Funeral from German Lutheran church Thursday at 2 pm with interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Dora Schierl
la Crosse
Contil
West Salem
Charles Jackel
Hanover
Germany
Henry
Tha
Oak Grove Cemetery
Wilson Delivers Address Overturning Precedent On Capitol Hill
President Wilson defies tradition in a landmark speech to Congress, declaring the president is a person and a partner in public service. The joint session sees stunned lawmakers, with the chief executive reading from a discreet manuscript as crowds listen. News notes his nervous yet powerful delivery and the shift toward transparent presidential dialogue.
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John Hawin Nevin
United Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
United States
Chamber
Nausea of Representatives
Wilson
Congress
Isis
Sven
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