Former Listmann Engineer Hagmann Dies at 65
John George Hagmann longtime chief engineer at the Listman Mill died at his home 1018 State Street in La Crosse after a illness at age 65 born in Germany he came to America as a youth and lived in Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Illinois before settling in La Crosse He was a charter member of the Third Ward Aid Society survived by his widow and six daughters Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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John George Hagmann
Iis
State Street
Mr. Hagmann
Listman Mill
Germany
Imany
Polynical
Tomerica
America
The
Black River
Wis
la Crosse
Hagmann
Stationary Engineers
St. Joseph Liebesbund
Third Ward Aid Society
George Humbert
Fond du Lac
A. Martine
O. Landis
Minneapolis
J. L. Bamickel
Chicago
M. Verena
Milwaukee
Josephine Hagmann
City Sealer Reports Semi Annual Findings
Eugene Derr presented five months of work to Mayor John Dengler and Chief In Spector Fred Downing. The report shows 42 scales 86 scale weights 56 dry commodity measures and one automatic line pump condemned. Twenty percent of measures and scales were found out of tolerance but many were adjusted or only temporarily condemned pending repairs.
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Eugene Derr
John Dengler
Fred 4. Downing
Auto Case Postponed After County Court Arraignment
John Bennett and Harvey Latimore were arraigned on assault and reckless driving charges after a collision on Mormon Coulee Road that damaged a wagon driven by W. D. Bradley and left him and his wife with a narrow escape. The case adjourned to December 16.
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John Bennett
Harvey Latimore
W. D. Bradley
Gust Oehler
Bennett
Mormon Coulee Road
Bradley
Latimore
Oehler
Peaceful wedding tale fuels barber’s cheerful recollection
A young barber tells a regular customer about his recent wedding with a large happy crowd. He notes dancing singing and fun and emphasizes there were no fights or troubles during the celebration.
Licorice Plant Growth and Root Value
Licorice belongs to the pea or vetch family and grows wild to about four feet tall. The commercially valuable part is the long, straight root. No cultivation methods have been adopted yet, and the plant requires about three years to reach maturity or improve its condition.
One American Killed in Philippine Typhoon
Washington reports a Philippine typhoon may have killed only one American. J. W. Green of Crown Hardwood Co. at Sibuyan is missing. Mrs. Green travels to the United States. Officials fear the disaster affected hemp and fiber crops and seek an official report.
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Washington
Leyte
Panay
Knights of Pythias elect officers in lodge
John P. Linton Lodge No. 27, Knights of Pythias, elected William H. Bristow as chancellor commander William Kiefer as vice chancellor Louis A. Weisbecker as prelate W A Edwards as master of work J George Schweizer as keeper of records and seals Bert Chandler as master of finance John Garder as master of exshecquer Ellis E Langdon as master of arms Harvey Cole as inner guard Albert Kirschner as outer guard
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John P
Impeachment Proceedings Begin Against Archbald
Senate impeachment trial of Commerce Court Judge Archbald opens with government witnesses. Edward J. Williams of Dunmore expected to testify on alleged partnership and purchase of the Katy did culm dump. Defense to admit key facts, few witnesses planned unless character testimony is requested.
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Washington
Commerce
Archbald
Senate
Clayton
Pennsylvania
A. S. Worthington
House
Worthington
Edward J. Williams
Dunmore
Williams
Archhbald
Katy
Dawn of Plenty drama at YMCA on Dec 6
Henry E. Joy presents the dramatic reading The Dawn of Plenty at the YMCA featuring rare stills and motion pictures. The program uses quotable lines about famine, poverty, and the quest for bread to illustrate humanity's struggle and the value of food.
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Henry E. Joy
Great Northern Capital Raised Twenty-One Million
An amendment to the Great Northern Railway articles of incorporation increases capital stock from 210 million to 231 million dollars. The rise funds the acquisition of Montana Western Railway securities and other road securities authorized by the board of directors.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
State Capitol
Railway Corporation
Montana Western Railway Company
Board of Directors
His Kindly Heart Satire
A collector confronts a well-to-do man who refuses to pay debts to protect others’ jobs. The man says he would rather endure hardship than cause unemployment, revealing the satire on debt, pride, and social obligation.
Hickey Denies Knowledge of Most Alleged Crimes
Daniel V. Murphy for J Frank Hickey contends the self confessed slayer of Josephs and Josephs newsboy denies familiarity with many unsolved crimes. He was questioned about a string of cases from Concord to Detroit, Reading to Bridgeport, including missing youths and murdered children.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Daniel V. Murphy
J. Frank Hickey
Little Joseph Josephs
Lackawanna
Michael Krack
Newsboy
New York City
Josephs
Hickey
Gideon K. McMillen
Concord
Mass
Reading
Edward Adams
Lamont
Bradford
William Mather
North
Providence
R. I
Freddie McKenna
Detroit
Eddie Gardner
Wilmington
Del
James Lawrence Freil
Pittsburg
Phillip Mastrioni
Bridgeport
Royal Neighbors Prepare Instructional School in K P Hall
A Royal Neighbors school of instruction will be held in K P hall in La Crosse county with reps from all county lodges. Mrs Eva Child of Hanover chairing the supreme board and Mrs Beulah Whitehorne of Vesper will conduct the session which includes a ritual demonstration and initiations. A banquet will be served at Linker hall after the 6 PM start.
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la Crosse County
K. P. Hall Tomorrrow
Eva Child
Hanover
Wis
Supreme Board of Managers
Beulah Whitehorne
Vesper
Linker Hall
Engineer Arrives to Watch Water Plant Construction
Mr. G Geupel an engineer employed by Alvord and Burdick arrived to oversee the site at the pumping station park. Excavation for the low service reservoir began with dirt expected to fly as work proceeds. Contracts were signed with Western Construction and La Crosse Construction, and both firms started work immediately.
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G. Geupel
Alvord and
Burdick
Western Construction Company
la Crosse Construction Company
Hunters Oppose Open Quail Shooting at Madison Meeting
The La Crosse County Hunting and Fishing association urged the state convention to back open seasons for spring duck shooting and quail, despite farmer opposition fears that such a policy would cause landowners to post no hunting signs. Assemblyman McConnell Rasmussen and Prof. Bird will attend the Madison gathering.
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la Crosse
John E. McConnell
A. T. Rasmussen
John P. Bird
Madison
Trinkow Baby Julia Dies at Five Months in City
Julia Trinkow five months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Trinkow died at 910 South Front Street yesterday. Funeral at Holy Cross Church Thursday at eight o clock with Rev Kuffal officiating. Burial in Catholic Cemetery.
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Julia Trinkow
Joseph Trinkow
South Front Street
Holy Cross Church
Rev. Kuffal
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted and sympathized during our recent bereavement in the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Klaus, the doctors, the Odd Fellows, and all who sent floral offerings. Mrs. I. N. Cohen and Family.
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Klaus
Odd Fellows
I. N. Cohen
Sickles Reunion Reported as War Relics Remain
In New York on December 4 Daniel E. Sickles and his wife reconciled after years of estrangement. Mrs. Sickles paid 3500 dollars as earnest to settle debts, and a sale of their war relics scheduled for today was postponed to December 12 while a judgment is resolved.
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New York
Daniel E. Sickles
Stanton
Sickles
Guards to Discuss the New Armory Plans at Armory
The annual meeting of the Governor's Guard association will be held tonight at Armory hall Sixth and Market streets. Plans for the proposed 25000 dollar armory for company B of the Wisconsin National Guard will be discussed.
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Governor’s Guard Association
Armory Hall
Sixth and
Market Streets
Wisconsin National Guard
Report of the Condition of the Security Savings Bank La Crosse WI 1912
Public notice of the bank’s financial condition as of November 1912 shows assets totaling 326 407 29 with loans and discounts around 240 625 and deposits including savings and demand certificates. J A Thwing cashier and notary W E V witness attest the document as correct with B F Keeler Olaf R Skaar as directors.
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the &Curity Savings Bank
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Commissioner Banking
Asee
Sec Sea
Yoeres
J. A
J. A. Thwing
Ashier
Deconan W. E. V
B. F. Keeler
Olaf R. Skaar
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MR. Green
Matinee Daily
Listmann
John G. Hagmann
Ayer
Loree
ACCI
Philippine
Knights OF Pythias
As Majestic
LaCrosse, Wis
Archbald Gase
G. N
Slayer of
State Bank OF Lacrosse
U. S
Inter
Hunter
Trinkow Baby
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
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