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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

10

Governor probes railroad yard tensions for arbitration

Governor A. O. Eberhart dispatched emissaries to Minneapolis and St. Paul rail yards to assess freight interference. He met with Great Northern General Manager J. M. Gruber and Northern Pacific VP George T. Slade. Switchmen favor arbitration per Frank T. Hawley, but officials saw nothing to arbitrate. He will decide if conditions require state measures to force arbitration.

ST. Paul, Minn A. O. Eberhart Minneapoliss and St. Paul J. M. Gruber Great Northern George T. Slade Northern Pacific Frank T. Hawley Hawley

Fullerton Fired as Minnesota State Hatcheries Chief

Samuel F. Fullerton, superintendent of the state fish hatcheries, was relieved of office today by the state game and fish commission. J. J. Green of Duluth, a former employee, assumes temporary charge of the hatcheries.

Minneapolis Samuel F. Fullerton State Game and Fish Commission J. J. Green Duluth

Towle Syrup Plant Destroyed by Fire in St Paul

Fire leveled the Towle Syrup Company plant in St Paul a three story brick building. Loss set at 100000 with insurance. Main product syrup plus candies and other sweets. About 100 workers unemployed. Owner E A Towle said customers would be supplied and rebuilding would begin soon.

ST. Paul, Minn Towle Syrup Company E. A. Towle

Karlstad Bandit Suspect Is Held

Deputy Sheriff J K Ross brought Edward Le Claire from East Grand Forks Minnesota last night on charges tied to the Karlstad bank robbery. The Band of three robbers escaped with 1700 dollars and two other suspects await grand jury action. Le Claire was arrested in an East Grand Forks restaurant.

Foley's Urino Laxative touted for women and children

The ad claims Foley's Urino Laxative is best for women and children with mild action and pleasant taste, preferred over violent purgatives like pills or tablets. It is advertised to cure constipation and is attributed to O. T. Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Dynamite Wrecks Racine Plant Injures Several

The Racine Manufacturing company ruin was caused by dynamite used to level dangerous walls. Peter Jensen, a Milwaukee Electric Railway lineman, broke his leg. Wm. Herbett, a fireman, was injured. Captain Wm. M. Lewis’s auto front was damaged. the chauffeur and two young girls narrowly escaped harm.

Racine Wis Racine Manufacturing Company Peter Jensen Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company Wm. Herbett Wm. M. Lewis

Frank Woller Freed After Pardon and Service

Frank E. Woller, former Municipal court clerk, pardoned by Gov. James O. Davidson, was released from the house of correction after two and a half years. He plans to work as a traveling salesman for a Milwaukee manufacturer and hopes to repay about $28,000 he embezzled from the city.

Milwaukee Wis Frank E. Woller Jas. O. Davidson House of Correction Woller John W. Woller

Illinois Farmers Honored in Hall of Fame Inaugural

In Champaign on December 16 the first Illinois Farmers Hall of Fame portrait, Cyrus Hall McCormick inventor of the reaper, was unveiled with ceremonies. Gov Deneen and educators and publishers spoke. The commission will honor James N Brown Isaac Funk and Prof Jonathan B Turner in the same program.

Champaign Ill Illinois Farmers’ Hall of Fame Cyrus Hall McCormick Illinois James N. Brown State Board of Agriculture Isaac Funk Jonathan B. Turner

Green Appears To Beat Lewis In District Election

From one fourth of east Ohio subdistrict unions Green leads against President T L Lewis of the United Mine Workers by about 3 to 2. Lewis holds his hometown local 190 to 92 and wins his own town, but nearby locals show strong Green support. Lewis claimed a larger vote than expected despite a personal campaign by opponents.

Wheeling W. Va East Ohio T. L. Lewis United Mine Workers Green Lewis Pittsburg

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