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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1911

Page

10

National Relief Fund Proposed by Illinois Official

Chicago business leaders show interest in a plan by State Factory Inspector Edgar T. Davis for a nationwide relief fund raised by a $5 annual tax on every listed business. A bill by Rep. Wilson would create an $8,000,900 defense fund controlled by a commission led by Treasury and Commerce and Labor secretaries to aid earthquake flood mine disaster and fire sufferers.

Chicago Edgar T. Davis Davies Wilson Dem Ill Secretaries of the Treasury and Commerce and Labor

Michigan Deer Kill Hits 12 000. Urges Female Protection Law

State Game Warden Oates reports about 12 000 deer killed in Michigan this fall with 80 percent being does. He urges a new law to protect female deer to balance the herd.

Lansing Mich Oates Michigan

Yost Receives Life Contract As Michigan Coach

Ann Arbor December 18 Fielding H Yost will coach Michigan football in 1912 and 1913 and as long after that as relations permit Directors Bartelme and the board must approve contracts The move cold be seen as a Christmas boon to students and signals closer athletic ties with Pennsylvania The indoor track schedule was also announced with no outdoor or baseball plans disclosed

Ann Arbor Mich Fielding H. Yost University of Michigan Wolverines P. G. Bartelme Regents Yost Michigan Bartelme Pennsylvania Quakers

Yankees Begin Work on New Field at Kings Bridge

After many delays work on the new American League baseball park for the New York Yankees at Kings Bridge began today. The contract requires completion by April 15 and several hundred thousand dollars will be spent.

YANKS New Field New York Kingsbridge New York Yankees

Professionalism Kills Baseball

Madison Wis December 18 Director George W Ehler of the University of Wisconsin athletic department laments the rise of professionalism in baseball. He argues amateur baseball is fading as the sport becomes big business and notes a lack of difference between college and professional play in spirit. He opposes discarding the amateur rule without serious consideration.

Madison, Wis George W. Ehler University of Wisconsin Athletic Department Huff Illinois Ehler

Cornell Mile Record Runner Injured

Ithaca N Y Dec 18 Cornell athletics fear for John Paul Jones holder of the world one mile intercollegiate record as he suffers a strained tendon and will be unable to run this winter jeopardizing his Olympic hopes in Stockholm.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell John Paul Jones America Stockholm

Wisconsin Society of Chicago Banquet

Chicago December 18 The Wisconsin society of Chicago will hold its annual banquet at the Congress Hotel next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. About 200 sons of the state will gather to sing and speak in praise of their native health. Prominent Wisconsin men from across the state will attend to feast and celebrate with expatriate brothers.

Chicago Wisconsin Society of Chicago Congress Hotel Wisconsin

Italians report big Arab losses at Homs engagement

Italian advices say about one thousand Arabs killed or wounded in the Homs clash on Saturday. Cruisers shelled the Arabs while Italian troops attacked from the rear. Five hundred Arabs were taken prisoner. Italian losses were small.

Rome Homs

Richards Favors Hockey at Wisconsin Varsity

Madison Wis Dec 18 Winter sports at the University of Wisconsin show no activity until after the holidays Coach John R Richards aims to popularize hockey as a college sport once skating resumes on Lake Mendota The lake is frozen but not yet safe for skaters The toboggan slide will open after the lake is safe and snow falls

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin John R. Richards Lake Mendota

French middleweight Marcel Moreau challenges US rivals

Marcel Moreau, claimant of the French middleweight title, arrived in New York and issued a challenge to any American middleweight. He specifically named Billy Papke and Willie Lewis, with Americans who have seen him fight declaring him a likely strong contender.

New York Marcel Moreau France America Billy Papke Willie Lewis

Nelson Seeks Lightweight Title After Wolgast Sidelined

Battling Nelson declares himself lightweight champion after Ad Wolgast’s appendix operation. Nelson offers 2500 forfeit to fight any contender, agrees to 133 pounds, and demands a twenty round bout. Hogan vows to back a long distance fight once the money is posted for the Friday ten round match.

New York Ad Wolgast Nelson Hogan

It Takes a Young Mother to Describe Hair Color

A wry remark notes that some people presume knowledge but a new mother pins down a paradoxical feature of a baby. The line mocks certainty when discussing something as elusive as hair color that the infant lacks.

Badger Prospects Good for 1912 Football Team

Madison Wis Dec 18 Wis consin students assess 1912 football stock listing eligible players by class Third year Bright Pollick Gillette Hoeffel Lange Ofstie Pierce Lamp Tandberg Wild Second year Butler Alexander Castle Chambers Dieckelman Hoyman Skinner Torney Van Riper Van Ghent Wood Warnicke McHugh Gilbert Freshman material described as fair.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Bright Pollick Gillette Hoeffel Lange Ofstie Pierce Lamp Tandberg Wild Butler Alexander Castle Chambers Dickelman Hoyman Skinner Torney van Riper van Ghent Wood Wernicke McHugh Gilbert

Ice yachts race planned in Madison carnival

A week long ice yachting carnival is arranged by Mendota Ice Yacht Club of Madison. The event features the world’s fastest boats including Gull Lake crafts with 48 prizes and valuable trophies and pennants to be awarded.

Madison Wis Gull Lake Mendota Ice Yacht Club

Jennings Near Full Recovery From Auto Crash

SCRANTON PA Dec 18 Hughie Jennings manager of the Detroit Tigers will be as good as ever when training opens. He has been discharged from the hospital and shows marks of the accident but refuses to ride away in a car preferring a horse drawn carriage.

Scranton Hughie Jennings Detroit Tigers Jennings

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