En Air School May Come Here Crosse Has Chance
A local note reports an En Air School may relocate to the area and mentions Crosse as having a chance to win equipment.
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EN Air School
Crosse
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
Christmas and Campaign Receive Notice on Open Air School Equipment
Hebberd campaign manager for La Crosse received a letter from Milwaukee city officials about a state anti-tuberculosis stamp campaign. The prize offers equipment for an open-air school for 30 tubercular children if La Crosse achieves the highest per capita stamp sales. The kit includes clothing and kitchen items. the city must provide a room, while the campaign urges strong local effort to win and prove La Crosse’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A Crosse
Jad
Hebberd
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Sias
le Crosse
la Crosse
Two Strikers Shot In Chicago Strike Riot
Police Detective Sergeant Charles Weinicki and Officer Albert Weinge opened fire on eleven striking garment workers escorting girls to Kuppenheimer in Chicago. One striker Nogreckizy is dead and Mike Lungeryczai dying. both officers wounded. The clash followed attackers using home made billy clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kuppenheimer and Company
Charles Weinicki
Albert Weinge
P. Nogreckizy
Mike Lungezyczai
Weinicki
Weinge
Kuppenheimer
Bluecoats
Billies
Nogreckizy
Lungeryczi
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Schuettler
Samuel Landers
Garment
Teamsters
Coupon ballot debate cited in press dispatch
Camden New Jersey reports frauds declared crimes against national government and the violent history of suppressing rights. The piece quotes Attorney Garrison noting assassinations once threatened the republic and warns that fraud or force against government institutions harms the nation.
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Camden
N. J
Supreme Court Garrison
House Overspending At $100000 Per Minute In Early Session
In the opening days of the current session the House rushed through major appropriation bills totaling hundreds of millions. The Indian, rivers and harbors, and pension measures together exceed 1900 minutes of session time, equating to over six million dollars spent per hour.
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Washington, D. C
House
Treasury
United States
Strikers Return to Work in London Shipyards
Thousands of boilermakers in London yards resume work after a lockout that began in September. They accept the employers demand that no more strikes be called until arbitration fails. The vote to return was 13 715 to 1 299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shipbuilding Employers’ Federation
National Mine Workers reelects T L Lewis with large majority
Unofficial returns from Bridgeport show T L Lewis won a renewed term as president of the United Mine Workers of America. The tally indicates a substantial majority, estimated at 390000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Bridgeport
T. L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Congressman Joel Cook Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia congressman Joel Cook died early today in Philadelphia after long service. The death marks the passing of a prominent figure in local and national politics with Cook’s career spanning decades in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Philadelphia
Joel Cook
Chicago bucket shops raided in sweeping federal action
Federal agents raided the Capital Investment company and connected firms in Chicago Aurora and Joliet Illinois arresting sixteen people and placing 12 on the run led by Sid MecHie head of the Capital concern all firms named were McHie & Co Chicago F J Holzapfel Co Chicago Murphy & Co Chicago Campbell & Co Chicago J L Dickes Co Aurora M K Nathan Co Joliet and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Capital Investment Company
Aurora
Joliet
Ill
Sid MecHie
Capital Concern
Secret Service
The
McHie & Co
F. J. Holzapfel & Co
Murphy & Co
Campbell & Co
J. L. Dickes & Co
M. K. Nathan & Co
Lone robber robs Paradise State Bank for 2500
A lone bandit robbed the Paradise State Bank just before noon today and escaped with 2500 in cash, according to police reports from Paradise, Kansas. The crime details are sparse, with authorities seeking leads and the public urged to report any information.
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Paradise
Kan
Paradise State Bank
House Adjourns In Respect To Rep Joel Cook
Washington D C December 15 The House adjourned today out of respect for the memory of Representative Joel Cook of Pennsylvania.
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Washington, D. C
Joel Cook
Pennsylvania
Railroads Appeal for Mediation in Wages Dispute
In Chicago on December 15, 30 000 engineers from 67 western railroads sought Erdman act mediation after rejecting 9 percent increases and demanding 13 to 17 percent boosts. The managers urged Knapp and Neill to travel to Chicago immediately to negotiate. A favorable reply was anticipated this afternoon.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Messrs. Knapp and Neill
Loss of Palermo crew as storm wrecks off Spain
In Madrid on December 15 a German steamship Palermo with five passengers and nineteen crew aboard was driven ashore and broke up in a storm off Cape Corrobode on Spain's west coast. All aboard are believed lost.
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Madrid
Palermo
Cape Corrobode
Spain
Cold Wave Warning Issued By Weather Bureau
Washington dispatch reports the weather bureau issued a cold wave warning stating temperatures will drop twenty or more degrees within 24 hours and winds will be high and northerly or northwesterly.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Congress Denies Defense Status Sparks Public Demand
Congressman McLachlan decries War Department secrecy after a report declares the U S utterly unprepared for war. President Taft and officials refuse full disclosure while calls grow for public access to the military assessment and a volunteer act plan for a 490000 strong reserve army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
McLachlan
California
House
United States
Leonard Wood
Dickinson
Pacific Coast
White House
Hull
House Committee On Military Affairs
Root
New York
New Carnegie Peace Commission
Taft
Richmond P. Hobson
Badger game leads to arrests in Washington district
In Washington a scheme known as the badger game lands three men and a woman in jail over a plot against Henry Rosenthal, a wealthy sporting goods merchant. The Knott marriage, forged photos, and a staged ransom expose a multi-person ruse with Armstrong directing the setup.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Rosenthal
Rosenthal
James B. Knott
Cairo
New Iowa Senator Delivers Maiden Speech
The new Iowa senator speaks on business concerns in her maiden address, emphasizing worries over economic policy and the fate of local firms. She urges bipartisan solutions to support growth and stability for businesses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Iowa
Tariff Reform Debate In Senate As Iowa Talks
Senator Late Young of Iowa argues for revising tariff schedules to address farm and producer concerns while warning of rising insurgency if Massachusetts drops duties on farm products. He frames the Payne Aldrich tariff as a failed compromise and calls for a commission study.
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Washington
D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Late Young
Young
New England
Secretary of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Benjamin Blaine
Massachusets
United States
Merchant victim of badger game profits from compromise
Short of funds a man and his wife fall into a trap where a business owner is depicted as the victim of a scheme. The fictitious setup leads to an engagement where the victim’s finances become the target of manipulation. The report frames the incident as a typical badger game tactic aimed at extracting money through deception.
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Rosenthal
Knott
Detroit
Mich
Armstrong
Weiss
Washington
Mr. Knott
Fire destroys four stores in New Lothrop village
A strong wind fanned a blaze at New Lothrop Michigan destroying four of six stores and threatening the village. Loss estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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New Lothrop. Mich
Flint
Mich
New Lothrop
Train Crash at Northern Depot Injures Forty Four
Forty four passengers were injured today when a train crashed into a bumper at the Northern depot. The brakes reportedly failed to operate.
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Paris
Weather forecast for La Crosse and Wisconsin area
Coldest in La Crosse at 28 degrees and near 46 degrees at warmest with 8 mph wind and no precipitation. Forecast through 7 PM Friday calls for generally fair conditions, cooler nights, and little temperature change across Wisconsin and Minnesota with fair tonight and Friday and cooler air arriving.
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LaCrosse
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
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