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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
4
Milwaukee observers blame Mayor Emil Seidel for recent garment workers riots after an order to Police Chief Janssen allegedly allowed strikers to act with no interference. David Adler and Company building damaged. workers stampeded. Settlement expected today.
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Fry of 911 Gillette street will be at the home at 1 39 Sunday afternoon and at the German Lutheran church at 2 o clock Rev J Bergholz officiating with interment in Oak Grove cemetery
The Continental Clothing company won three in a row over Schulze's Bakers. H. Hanson led with 192, top average 161, and total pins 482 as the Continentals dominated a fast but off form opponent.
The Franklin club will debate the motion resolved that the Federation of Labor acted wisely in refusing to endorse socialism. A. H. Schubert leads the affirmative and S. A. Johnson the negative. Johnson supports socialism. Schubert opposes it in what is a novel topic for the club.
North Side community items include the Ladies Aid Society entertaining Mrs Stevenson, births at 1600 Wood Street, and returns from Wanamingo Milwaukee and Mora. Church events, a Rose Street dance music by Garramoni’s harp orchestra, M W A officer elections, billiard tournament leaders, and local recoveries after an accident are reported with multiple names and places.
Alderman Otto Granke faces several complaints from North Side residents about delays in preparing the park skating rink. He notes he pushed the rink project last year despite opposition and criticizes the current parties in charge for showing little interest after multiple calls this year.
In Washington on December 8, Smoot of Utah introduced a senate bill authorizing exploration and oil and gas development on public lands. The privilege applies only to individuals holding permits issued by the Department of the Interior.
The La Crosse poultry show at 119 North Third Street draws top birds from three states with twenty silver trophies. Judges began scoring yesterday across American varieties, led by Barred Plymouth Rocks with wins shared by Arthur Irvine Poehling Bros. and Henry Mader, and E Mikkelson of Onalaska. J E Kircheis exhibts 55 birds, including New York winners, in the Hamburg class as the largest Rhode Island Red display attracts attention.
Robert Edeson will perform in Where the Trail Divides at the Theater Candy Store with seats on sale Friday morning. He plays How Lando an educated Indian facing marriage between Indians and whites. Harris and a strong company support this production for the Saturday show.
Tomorrow Brewster's Millions, that entertaining show, plays the La Crosse theater on Friday night December 9. The yacht scene in the third act is a standout, thrilling and highly realistic stage effect in this era of spectacular production.
Christmas presents of 15 dollars each accompany a raise to 15 dollars per week and a two week paid summer vacation for 400 drivers who returned to work after a brief conflict. Employers also promise postholiday conferences to frame a new wage scale.
A gas explosion in Templeton Pennsylvania today destroyed the home of John French. A one year old child died from burns while French his wife and two other children were badly burned and hospitalized.
Irvine offers Elgin Waltham and Howard movements with gold filled and solid gold cases. Women’s watches range from 7.50 to 30 dollars, men’s from 10 to 100 dollars, and youths from 2 to 8 dollars. Located at 429 Main Street.
Mrs Theo Shonts wife of Interborough Traction president faced a port surveyor over undeclared jewels worth 20000 seized from the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. She said she exchanged Paris valued gems for fashion items and declared 650 in personal effects. A hearing is set with possible smuggling charges if willful non declaration is shown.
In Indianapolis on December 8 Albert Perrin, 16, died and Jesse Osborne, 16, was jailed on manslaughter charges after a good natured William Tell stunt contest.
In a lethal confrontation two men fired at close range. Osborne took a final shot that was heard by his own men as a bullet passed near their ears, fatally striking the Pertin boy in the forehead. The death occurred amid a tense stand off between the two rivals.
In San Francisco on December 8 a secret service report hints at a wide smuggling ring involving Chinese slave girls and suggests officials including members of the United States customs department may be implicated.
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