Davidson Rally Tests Governor’s La Follette stance
The Davidson meeting at Empire rink drew most Republican stalwarts and featured a forthright, earnest defense of La Follette principles. The governor’s supporters praised his honesty and bulldog resolve while warning of stern expectations from party backers and potential pressure from Sen. La Follette’s allies.
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Empire Rink
Davidson
Tribune
Senator Withee
United States
Senate
PLC
la Follette
Bryan’s Homecoming Signals Popular Reform Wave
The article praises William Jennings Bryan as a pioneer of popular reform and argues his strength abroad and at home signals a shift against corporate influence. It asserts Roosevelt’s renomination may not stop Bryan’s rising momentum and frames Bryan as the voice of government by the people during a decisive political era.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryanward
la Follette
Republican Party
Peoplezn
Public sentiment shifts toward Nebraska figure in national scene
In the Old World he is praised and in America he gains popularity. Republicans show growing support for Nebraska figures like Cannon or Fairbanks as potential nominees. Critics fault President Powers over Oshkosh and question Connor's influence, arguing it unsettles reformers and risks a stalwart behind the throne image.
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America
Republican Organization
Bryan Visits Nebraska Fans After Tugboat Welcome
Crowds along the dock cheer William Jennings Bryan as he returns aboard the Eugene Moran. A photographer captures the scene as 500 photos are taken, the state banner is waved, and Bryan jokes about staying or moving to Washington as Nebraskans pledge support for the Democrats.
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Mr. Bryan
Eugene Moran
Dahlman
Mrr. Bryan
United States
Saloons to Close on Primary Election Day
Mayor Torrance states saloons will close next Tuesday for the primary election. City Attorney Mahoney will advise if the day is a legal holiday. Chief Byrne says police will enforce any order if issued.
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Torrance
P. W. Mahoney
Ond
Byrne
West Wisconsin Teachers to Hold Convention in La Crosse
The annual convention of the West Wisconsin Teachers association is set for October 26 and 27 in La Crosse. President C. H. Maxon of Tomah and Mr. Bird finalized the dates. Sessions will be in the old high school building with 500 to 600 teachers expected.
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West Wisconsin Teachers Association
la Crosse
C. H. Maxon
Tomah
Bird
City Orders New Sewers on North and South Sides
The common council at a special session authorized the sewer projects on both sides of town and instructed the board of public works to solicit bids. South side lines include Ninth, Den ton, Seventh, Fourth, Sixth, Tenth, King, and Pine streets. North side lines cover Caledonia Avon Wood George Logan and Charles streets. One thousand two hundred dollars moved from the general to the sewer fund.
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Common Council
Board of Public Works
Ninth
State
la Crosse Streets
Denton
Eighth
Denton Street
Fourth Street
Jackson Street
Sixth Street
Adams Street
Winnebago
Jackson
King
Sixteenth
Pine
Caledonia
Logan
Sill
Avon
Clinton
Wood
Rubber
George
North
Kane
Woods
Charles
Gillette
Dittman to Leave for Austin Telephone Company
C A Dittman of this city will move to Austin Minnesota to join the Austin Telephone company. Dittman has served as secretary of the local lodge of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. H W Rodgers was elected to succeed him as union secretary.
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C. A. Dittman
Austin
Minn
Austin Telephone Company
Dittman
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
H. W. Rodgers
Let Contracts for Plant Next Week for La Crosse Dam
Mr Ferris announced plans to let contracts next Monday in Milwaukee for the La Crosse Water Power project. The dam and powerhouse will cost 1.5 to 2 million dollars, with 15,000 horsepower eventual capacity and a 55 mile transmission to Winona. The project includes a double pole line from Hatfield to Fleming Creek and interurban links to Sparta and nearby towns.
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Milwaukee
la Crosse Water Power Company
la Crosse
Ferris
Winona
Hatfield
Fleming Creek
Sparta
Aliens Secure Citizenship in Judge Fruit's Court
In Judge Fruit's court today a large number of applicants received citizenship papers. The ceremony marked a scheduled service date with officials overseeing the naturalization process.
United States Depositary Balance Sheet Snapshot
A historical bank balance sheet shows loans and discounts totaling 2 773 023 19 with U S bonds securing circulation and deposits. The figures list investments in U S bonds, banking house real estate, surplus of 200 000 00 and undivided profits 29 778 10. Circulation stands at 250 000 00 with deposits totaling 3 407 906 82, summing to 4 137 685 01 as United States Depositary.
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U. S
Banking House and Tures
U.S
Banking House and Fixtures and Securities
Entry notes due from banks and in vaults under assets. Specifics mention banking house fixtures and securities as part of financial balance items and loan or investment support.
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Adam E. Forschler
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Main St
Wis
Tribune Publishing Company
W. V. Kidder
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette Bldg
New York City
Potter
Powers
Oshkosh
Mr. Connor
Newbraska
Nebraska
Lincoln
Fairview
Faiview
Washington
Jim” Dahlman
James
Wisconsin
Iaci Coe I
Dr. W. Powell
Nukes ET Paper
Tan
Rexall
Erhart
Red Cross Drug Store
Batavian National Bank
Nat'l Bank
Wee
Eee Eee
the National Bank OF LA Crosse
Treasur CP
Toume
William D. Connor
Borders
State Bank OF
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos. P. Gohres
Robt. B. Lowry
Ass’t
W. B Tscharner
Wm. F. Gohres
S. J. Waite
J.F. Thompson
Barron
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