Prof Zimmer of High School Dies in La Crosse
Alfred A. Zimmer a professor and instructor of the commercial course at La Crosse High School died shortly before seven last evening after a long fight with pernicious anemia. Schools are closed today as funeral plans are set with his brother Donald Zimmer of Ontario expected to arrive. Zimmer born in Perth county Ontario, educated in Berlin and Galt, taught shorthand and bookkeeping in several western cities and joined La Crosse staff in 1905. He was a Mason Royal Arch and Knight Templar, survived by parents and brothers in Ontario.
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Alfred A. Zimmer
la Crosse High School
Gimmer
Rutland
N. H
Omaha
Neb
la Crosse
Ontario
Frontier Lodge No. 45
Baden
Smith
la Crosse Commandery
Board of Education
Canada
Funeral of Mrs. Hohl Tomorrow
R L Warninger and wife return from Denver with the remains of Mrs A H Hohl mother of Mrs Warninger Funeral services will be held at Mound Parks tomorrow at 1 from the residence and 2 30 from the church Surviving are the parents Mr and Mrs Krochler four brothers and four sisters The Warners will make La Crosse their home again after a year in Denver
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R. L. Warninger
Denver
A. H. Hohl
Warninger
Mound Parks
Krochler
Mound Prairie
Bandits Quit In Midst Of Hold Up Near Butte
At Welsh's Spur fifteen miles east of Butte the overland flyer on the Northern Pacific escaped a train robbery when the leaderless bandits fled after the engine stopped. Sheriff’s posse brings in three prisoners Alfred Teasdale Rudolph Wenk and Paul Filenius who say two masked men forced the act and then the robbers abandoned the attempt after several shots.
Exclusive Eyesight Special: where to get fitted glasses
H C Evenson argues for specialized eyewear fitting, urging readers to consult a dedicated eye professional rather than jewelers or druggists. He compares eyewear to shoemaking, stressing that specialists who devote their time to optics provide superior results, citing the Governor of Minnesota as a reference.
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Minnesota
New National Committee to Hear All Contests In Full
Indianapolis April 24. Chairman Harry New of the Republican national committee directs that all contest hearings be held by the full committee with no sub committees. The large number of state delegations contests may require a Chicago assembly as early as June 1. The letter notes time spent on contest settlements will be long.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry New
Republican National Committee
New
Chicago
Honeymoon Ends in Horror as French Nobleman Dies
The 30 year old Theodore Barnard Marie I Albert DeLuynes D Ailly ninth Duc De Chaulnes Et Picquigny died amid creditors claim tensions. He planned a career in New York before returning to France. The duchess is prostrate. her parents will depart for Paris.
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New York
France
Theodore Barnard Marie I Albert DeLuynes D'Ailly
Duc de
Paris
Jewish church row up May 4
M. Erlich charged by A. M. Goldish with improper language and disturbing a religious meeting pleads not guilty. Case set for May 4 before Judge Brindley. Erlich says the row started when he refused to contribute for a new sidewalk in front of the chapel on North Eleventh street.
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M. Erlich
A. M. Goldish
Congregation of the Sons of Abraham
Brindley
Erlich
North Eleventh Street
Consider Bids On Auditorium Tonight In La Crosse
La Crosse Saengerfest association holds a semi monthly meeting this evening to review contractor figures for a new auditorium on the southwest corner of the market square. Bids may be favorable but the contract may be let soon. work will be rushed in May and June. The council previously approved erection with a raze deadline no later than November 15.
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la Crosse Saengerfest Association
No Bryan Meetings in Wisconsin Dem Held Across State
Wisconsin Democrats reject any Bryan organization in La Crosse and across the state. County Chairman Doherty says there is no plan to counter Gov Johnson’s bid as Bryan already dominates the party. He notes Minnesota Gov Johnson promotion is flimsy and fears of eastern money backing are unfounded. Bryan holds the Badger state as he pleases.
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Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
la Crosse
Bryan
County
John F. Doherty
Johnson
Wisconsin
Madison
Badger
Isota Takes The Cup In Fast Clip
A crowd of about 200000 lined the course as Watson began the Simplex in the Cup race won by Barney Oldfield in the Stearns No 13. The event features 14 stock cars and tests speed as well as driver skill amid difficult turns and rolling countryside. Injuries include A Smith Hopkins, W Watson, Henry Wilcox, W J Kirkpatrick, and Mrs Charles Uperson. Over 1000 officials provided course protection.
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A. Smith Hopkins
East View Almshouse
W. Watson
Henry Wilcox
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Charles Uperson
Long Island
Europe
America
New York Regiment
If a man could see himself as others see him
A reflective thought on self perception suggesting that insight from others might reveal a person’s true end or outcome. The quote implies that external views could expose an unseen finish or fate.
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