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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
10
Funeral Held From That Place On November Twenty
The note states a funeral was held from a specific place on November 20, with no further details available in the fragment. It mentions no names or organizations in the readable text.
First Victim Found in Dakota Storm Near Tolna
Fourteen year old Johanna Tuftland, visiting Nels Hagen near Tolna, was found dead near a straw stack after getting lost in a blizzard that raged for forty eight hours. Affected area includes Fargo and surrounding towns as the storm caused severe winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo, N. D
Johanna
Knutt Tuftland
Nels Hagen
Tolna
Crushed by arrest dies by hanging in Wisconsin jail
Kenosha Wisconsin December 8 Stanley Kussika a Russian Pole committed suicide in his county jail cell by hanging with a rope made from suspenders. He had been arrested for the first time on a disgraceful occasion and ended his life Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Stanley Kussika
Falls From Loft Crushed Skull Fatal at Farm
Lars Reinthon a resident farmer in the Leeds area climbed a hayloft doorway opened and he fell headfirst striking cement pavement. The fall crushed his skull and caused his death at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
N. D
Lars Reinthon
Wisconsin Supreme Court Opinions From Madison Dated Dec 8
The Wisconsin Supreme Court released opinions on eleven cases. Wadhams Oil Co. Milwaukee v Tray involved a challenge to a new oil inspection law, upheld demurrer and injunction voidance. Fond du Lac cases covered sidewalk and road injuries with affirmations of verdicts, including damages of 1500, 2374, 1224.52, and 7500 plus costs. Olga Lauson v Town of Fond du Lac questioned auto accident fault due to a stone pile. Elizabeth Boucher estate v Wis Central Ry reversed on contributory negligence when a brakeman died in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Wadhams Oil Co
Milwaukee
Ed. L. Tray
Tarrant
Tracy
Otto Block
City of
Fond du Lac
Gilbert Marlow
Russell Street
Olga Lauson
Pltf
Elizabeth Boucher
Admi
David B
Central Ry
Circuit Court
Fond du Lac County
Boucher
Auust
North Fond du Lac
Phenix Insurance Scandal Referred to Grand Jury in New York
District Attorney Jerome sent the Phenix Insurance Company looting case to Assistant DA Nott who urged the grand jury to issue subpoenas. Six witnesses have testified as scrutiny grows over alleged $1,000,000 loss with suspicions of a $500,000 to $1,500,000 asset shortage. President Geo C. Sheldon faces charges of record falsification and self serving use of company funds for a Wall Street margin account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Insurance
Hotchkiss
Phenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Jerome
Nott
Carter, Wilder and Co
Sheldon’s Doo
Wall Street
Insurance Department
Busi
Bartender Held to Circuit Court in Assault Case
Mike O Rourke a Kendall bartender was held to the circuit court on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm after witnesses said he struck Ole Knudson twice in the face and again after he lay on the floor breaking both jaws at the Hayward House saloon. bail set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Mike O'Rourke
Kendall
Ole Knudson
Hayward House
Doxrud
Knudson
O'Rourke
Mark Wiles
Dr. Beebe
Emil Smith
Leonard Lumsden
Frank Forster
Burt Evans
The
Athletic Association
Assembly Hall
E. Abrahamson
Melville Trux
Ruth Bradford
McCutcheon
Murderer chooses life imprisonment in Duluth verdict
William Schribner, found guilty of murder by circumstantial evidence in the Frank Massapust case near Ashawa, Minn, chose life imprisonment over the death penalty after Judge Dibell noted circumstantial evidence can support life term. The prisoner declared he wanted life, and his attorney agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
William Schribner
Frank Massapust
Ashawa
Judeg Dibell
District Court
Schribner
Tragic Car Crash Leaves Husband Dead Next Morning
A man sustained catastrophic injuries when his car crash nearly severed both legs, dying the following morning. He leaves behind a young wife and a small child.
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promoted
An advertisement extols Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the busiest and mightiest remedy for weakness listlessness and gloom, claiming they convert weakness into strength and energy into joyousness with a gentle purgative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Race death by own action debated by French ministers
Paris reports Minister Briand says advocates who defend their views in print will face government action. The new plan targets authors editors and publishers of books promoting race death by own action theories as part of efforts to curb such ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Briand
Women Slashed by Mysterious Jack the Slasher in Aurora
In Aurora Newfoundland the so called Jack the Slasher has attacked women forcing the feminine population indoors after dark. The latest victim is Emma Skinner Miller a West Aurora schools music supervisor and leader in local society. Four other women have suffered knife slashes as the assailant jumps from behind a tree to strike on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Dec
Jack the
Emma Skinner Miller
West Aurora
Aurora Society
Overcome by Gas Fatal for Oostburg Couple
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Mrs J D Basmann of Oostburg died after being overcome by coal gas. Her husband remained in serious condition. Neighbors had arranged to retrieve a horse for milk transport. upon the husband’s absence Br Heinrich forced entry to find them unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
J. D. Basmann
Oostburg
Basmann
Br. Heinrich
Curfew Reinstated in Winona for Minors After 9 PM
Winona Minnesota December 8 Chief of Police Herman A Schmidt has revived the curfew law that had sat dormant for years. Persons under seventeen must not be on public streets after 9 PM unless with a parent guardian or other adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Herman A. Schmidt
Winona
Morse and Walsh Cases Similar
Chicago December 7 government lawyers who prosecuted John R Walsh, convicted of misapplying national bank funds, consider his last bid to reach the U S Supreme Court blocked. They base this on the Morse decision, expecting the certiorari petition to fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
National Bank
United States Supreme Court
Morse
Iowa switchman killed in Estherville yard incident
Paul Campbell a 25 year old Rock Island switchman in Estherville Iowa was fatally injured when he was caught under a switching yard accident during shunting work in the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Iowa
Paul Campbell
Rock Island
Prosecutors vow action over harms from anti family advocacy
Officials announce enforcement against individuals promoting violence and harm by urging others to remain childless. The statement frames such advocacy as prosecutable misconduct. Public safety and legal norms are highlighted as priorities in the crackdown.
Poles Return to Work in Ludlow Strike Talks
Prospects for a settlement of the Ludlow strike brighten as 2000 Polish workers walk out. The state board visits Ludlow to present a proposal to strike leaders, then a mass meeting will vote on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Ludlow
State Board
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A Chapel
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Dakota Storm
Ruskin
Wim. Burgess
N. Y
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Jack the Slasher
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
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