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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
2
Reports say May Seidel has sought the resignation of Police Chief Janssen after 22 years in command. The mayor had ordered police to stay away from Milwaukee garment workers, a policy Janssen reportedly resented, triggering a potential public clash.
A Fayetteville man recounts his sister’s grave illness consumed by consumption. After remedies failed she was cured by Dr King’s New Discovery, now praised for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by O T Erhart.
Mary Garden's Salome is hailed as art by at least 2500 Milwaukeeans in the Auditorium. Police Chief Janssen and Mayor Seidel attended. the mayor says the play requires no municipal interference and Milwaukee's liberal government permits the viewing of such work. Garden says Milwaukee audiences appreciated the art and rejected vulgar interpretations.
John Dietz remains jailed in Hayward awaiting trial resumption Monday after the Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously quashed his habeas corpus writ. The decision ends his bid for bail pending liberty.
La Crosse residents report kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills amid back pain and disordered kidneys. Mrs. Kate Wise testifies she recommended the remedy and saw complete relief after trying other preparations. Sold by dealers for 59 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States.
Chief Justice Winslow wrote that no ground is seen to claim the petitioner's imprisonment was illegal. The court declared that the bail set for Dietz was not excessive.
J P Hendricks the wealthy Chicago mine promoter was found dead near a structural plant in Waukesha Wisconsin. A revolver lay in his hand and a head wound is believed to be self inflicted. He had been missing since December 1 with his wife and daughter unaware of any plan to vanish.
Ex Gov W D Hoard of Fort Atkinson resigns as president of the UW regents at the December meeting citing ill health. Resignation accepted with regret and thanks. Magnus Swenson of Madison elected to fill the vacancy. Gov Hoard to spend winter in the south.
Hayward Wisconsin jail officials cite Myra Dietz statement about her father’s treatment as false. She claims mistreatment while jail records note he has a shower bath better bedding and both he and Leslie gained ten pounds on jail fare.
At a Wisconsin Telephone Co meeting in Appleton President Alonzo Burt of Milwaukee announced that the company would designate a new headquarters site. Details on the location and timeline were not disclosed in the brief report.
The Green Bay district will shift to Appleton next year and a new building costing 75 000 to 100 000 dollars will be erected to serve as its facility.
In Doerflinger Park store a modern Santa drives a touring car loaded with gifts through a winter village. The 1911 scene features Aurora Borealis lighting, snow hills, Old Mother Goose in the sky, and letters from children as Santa enters chimneys. Performances run every 20 minutes from 2 PM, each about 13 minutes.
Paris reports indicate Bob Chandler's legal team may have settled matters with his estranged wife Lina Cavalieri. Cavalieri postponed travel to New York until mid January and all American engagements are delayed.
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises $100 for any failure to cure, and invites testimonials while noting a 75 cent price and related Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
New York December 10 The solicitor who solicited bribes faces a prison term of not less than five years nor more than eight years and six months in Sing Sing.
Paris report notes Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe offered a $100000 prize a year ago to whoever could solve a problem or create a new device. The item remains unsettled as of December 10 with no recipient named.
A project to establish a French aviation school at the Sorbonne advances through the Academy of Paris and moves to the Council of State for approval. Funds will build a test site near the air field for aero devices tested by a technical committee of engineers and scientists. Members include Bleriot and Beaumes with Lt. Col. de Os and M. Deutsch.
A reported trend shows daily work declining steadily over an extended period. The note highlights reduced output and possible causes affecting labor pace.
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