Cumberland Ely proposes stock increase and Nevada deal
Stockholders vote to raise Cumberland Ely Copper capital from 5 million to 6.5 million dollars with 300000 new shares. 200000 would go to Nevada Consolidated to share in Nevada Northern Railroad interests and 100000 to fund a new smelter and concentrator near Ely Nevada, completing a dual company consolidation.
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Portland
Cumberland-Ely Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Mining Company
Cumberland Ely
Nevada Northern Railroad
Nevada
Ter
Ely
Nev
Nevada Consolidated
Guggenheim
Canton Leads Interstate Roller Polo Standings
The Canton team holds a commanding lead in the Interstate roller polo league. Youngstown Sharon New Castle and Beaver Falls contend for second place with percentages above five hundred.
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Canton
Youngstown
Sharon
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Notable State and Local Tidbits Echo Roaring Twenties
A jumble of notes mentions Paul Morton resigning as secretary of the navy to back an insurance trust touted as in the public interest. Rumors touch on Japan and Russia. Frear’s chief clerk to be appointed. Local items celebrate temperance sermons, Christmas prospects, and trivial gossip about coats, wages, and residents.
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Secretary of the Navy
Easy Money
Paul Morton
Baseball stars and winter moves span leagues and lives
Veteran Boston player-manager John F Morrill funds aid for Ezra Sutton in failing health as Sutton fights reinstatement after league expulsion. Boston Nationals may mimic White Sox uniforms next season. Griffyth pursues Sandon Mertes, once Griffs second baseman. Norwich club sells for 25 dollars. Intercollegiate hoops opens with Princeton vs Pennsylvania in Philadelphia as Cornell Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania compete. Western league set for December 28 meeting at Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago. George Mallin of Detroit retires after earlier rumors, Texas league caps salaries at 1500 with six or eight clubs planned. Players winter lives show varied pursuits from teaching to real estate to theater management. All Southern picks show Vanderall’s dominance with Oregon beating Multnomah.
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John F. Morrill
Boston
Ezra Sutton
Sutton
Mike Kelly
Boston Nationals
White Sox
Clark Griffyth
Sandon
Grand Pacific
Chicago
George Mallin
Detroit
Texas Baseball League
Charlie Hickman
Washington
Willie Keeler
Brooklyn
Billy Sullivan
California
Matty McIntyre
Arthur Brown
Cuba
Joe Grim
Pittsburg
South
Vanderall
University of Oregon
Multnomah Athletic Club of
Portland
Death notices and obituaries fill North side pages
The passage records multiple deaths and funerals in La Crosse area. Notables include William Baker aged 41 near La Crescent with family survivors. M. J. Sullivan a longtime railroad man from the North side. infant Viola Whippo of 1832 Charles Street who died of pneumonia. Louis Mitchell a switchman buried with Masons rites. Bert C. Edgell in a military funeral. Frank M. Metz a former city poor house head. Fannie Smith, Oak Grove Cemetery founder’s widow, dying at 78. Funeral arrangements and locations are listed for each.
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Mr.Baker
Bostwick Valley
Hartley Farm
West Salem Road
la Crescent
Elisha Baker
West Salem
Charles
Thomas E
John H
Antigo
Hattice McCumber
Weyerhauser
Greene
Mill Street
William Dwyer
M. J. Sullivan
North Side
Mr. Sullivan
Decedent
Watertown
Wis
Brother’s College
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Southern Minnesota
Milwaukee Road
Austin
Mesdames
William Smith
George Crozier
Milwaukee
Nellie Sullivan
Philip Sullivan
Twin Cities
John
Daniel
Dan
John Cramell
Viola Whippo
H. C. Whippo
Charles Street
W. J. Turner
North Presbyterian Church
A. L. Swarthout
Campbell Cemetery
Louis Mitchell
North Side Lodge F
A. M
East North Side
Milwaukee Yards
South Yards
Order
Oak Grove
Bert C. Edgell
J. B. Turnbull
Caledonia Street
Masons
Company B
Wisconsin National Guard
Edgell
Frank Mets
Frank M. Metz
South Tenth Street
la Crosse
Raymond Ginski
John Metz
Ginski
Fannie Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
Janesville
Wisconsin
Revolutionists Arrested in MOSCOM Bust
Thirty members of a revolution fighting organization were arrested at MOSCOM today. Authorities seized arms including dynamite and bombs.
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Moscom
Mermaid gown becomes the winter fashion rage
In London this month the mer maid gown dominates evening wear with a close fitting sequined frock that overlaps like fish scales. Colors include scarlet crimson purple orange and opal the favored shade. The gown fits tightly at the bodice and flares to the feet with frills and minimal sleeves. no jewelry is worn.
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London
No title found in readable fragments
The text notes a dress instruction restricting adornment to one large flower in a contrasting shade, indicating minimal decoration beyond that single floral accent.
Liquor Interest Suit Challenges Aiken Law in Ohio
In Cincinnati on December 17 the case testing the Aiken law's constitutionality was heard. Brewer plaintiffs claim Governor Pattison was incapacitated from March 20 to April 16 and that the Aiken bill was never presented to him, aiming to drive many saloons out of business.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Breweries
Pattison
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Joyce
Banner
P. & W. Cigar CO
Adam E.forschler
THE
LA Crosse -Tribune
Main St
Tribune Publishing Company
W. V. Kidder
Mail
W's
Payne & Young
Marquette Building
New York City
Potter Building
France
Waldeck-Rousseau
Chamber of Deputies
Main Street
Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Houser
Frear
Daniels
York
York News
Strum Globe
C. O. Thompson
Emil
H. Call’s
Silver Leaf Valley News
Osseo Recorder
Ole Estenson
Sand Bar Valley News
Nwo
Ur Spur
Hannah
St. James Church
Ambrose Murphy
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
la Crosse Theatre
the Maid and the
Charles Frohman
Henri Lavedan
Academie Francaise
Paris
Berlin
New York
Theatre Comedie Francaise
Charles Walcot
Walter Hitchcock
Alfred Hudson, Jr
Keith Wakeman
Lyman H. Howe
Ever Never Life
America
Switzerland
India
Canada
New Zealand
Greece
King Edward VII
Athens
England
North 4Th St
la Crosse, Wis
Nickled Savings Bank
Aiken Law
Wisconsin Service
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