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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1911

Page

2

Sacred Heart Basketball Game and Local Notices

Prairie du Chien to host Sacred Heart college versus Wisconsin Business University of La Crosse in the gym Tuesday evening. Also opening of the Prairie du Chien Postal Savings Bank and various community notices including confirmations, conferring clergy, and local appointments.

Sacred Heart College Wisconsin Business University la Crosse Postal Savings Bank Prairie du Chien Prairie du Chien Sanitarium Edward McCloskey L. McVey Lillian Waters Bishop Schwebach Fr. Becker 8&J. Gabriel

Musical wonder tops La Crosse vaudeville bill with Von Dell

Von Dell impresses with cornet, violin, cello and saxophone numbers in a La Crosse vaudeville program. The act draws strong praise from P. Hundredmark, solo cornetist, and features humor from Sully and Hussey. Kinseo the juggler, Lockhart sisters, and Hubbard concert orchestra also entertain, showcasing skilled performances by a mixed bill.

la Croszge Theater von Dell Von Hussey Sully Valoise Brothers Island Japan Kinseo Lockhart Hubbard Concert Orchestra la Crosse

Million Dollar Clark Home To Open For Christmas

The famed Montana senator William A. Clark mansion will host a Christmas celebration. Mrs. Clark, her two daughters, and sister Mrs. E F Hoyt of Los Angeles will attend. Clark says the home may be opened to visitors interested in seeing it.

New York United States William A. Clark Montana Clark E. F. Hoyt Los Angeles America

Governors Return From Eastern Trip Ends In St Paul

Western governors concluded their 4000 mile eastward tour with a 10 a.m. arrival in St Paul. Guardsmen fired seventeen guns as a salute while a police platoon and National Guard battalion escorted them to the Northwestern Land show auditorium. Governors and representatives viewed state exhibits and gave brief addresses.

ST. Paul, Minn St. Paul National Guard Guards

Society Girls Whip Man at Burgettstown Station

A group of society girls attacked and whipped a young man at Burgettstown railway station after he had attended a newspaper party they reportedly hosted. The incident occurred in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, with witnesses describing the assault.

Society Burgetstown

Local News Highlights from Lansing Iowa Area

William Spinner of Village Creek visits his home Thursday as Mrs Spinner hosts. Mrs James Ruth returns from Waukon with friends while Dempsey Bartheld installs sixteen storm windows at the Sister School. Sheriff Svedbakken and H E Taylor visit on business. Carl Roggensack travels to Waukon. Sol Tremhelm visits from Le Mars. Tom Warren and Henry Rick work on Ottor Riser’s May's Prairie barn. J L Adams from Ferryville visits. River ice is clearing. Eli Fowler and Fred Sunderman run a box ball alley on Main Street.

William Spinner Village Creek Spinner James Ruth Wauko Dempsey S. Bartheld Sheriff Svedbakken Waukon H. E. Taylor Carl Roggensack Sol Tremhelm le Mars Iowa Gus Dee Tom Warren Henry Rick Otto Riser Mays Prairie J. L. Adams Ferryville Eli Fowler Fred Sunderman

Panama Canal Fate Amid Regional Political Shifts

Regional observers weigh potential impact of upheaval in Mexico on stability and logistics around the Panama Canal. Analysts caution timing and policy responses could affect traffic and international shipping if political tensions spill over.

Road and Bridge bids sought for rock paving contracts

The Road and Bridge Committee will accept sealed bids December 21 1911 at 10 am for quarried and crushed rock deliveries to numerous county roads. Quantities range from 50 to 648 yards with various delivery points and price limits up to 1400 1600 and 1350 dollars. Bids must note cords or yards delivered and rock to be good hard limestone with specified sizes and weigh 2500 pounds per yard. Bond of one half the contract amount required.

Holmen Midway B. J. McCabe B. J. Boersma Town of Holland Barre Barre Mills Welch School House Hamilton North Salem Road Waterloo Bridge Burns Burnham Valley Fred Meyer Bangor Fish Creek Anton Hesselberg Greenfield St. Joseph Ridge Matt Becker Shelby Mormon Coulee Casper Smith August Mundstock Coulee Road Pammel Farm Campbell South Salem Four-Mile North Salem Hartley Farm Onalaska Road French Island Farmington Mindoro West Salem Anton Lee West Coulee Ole Gilbertson John Hintgen

King's Departure From Delhi Sparks Massive Royal Escort

Delhi witnesses grand farewell as King George and Queen Mary depart for Nepal. The king will hunt for two weeks with rajah hospitality while Queen Mary travels to Agra. A huge military turnout lines the royal route with artillery salutes and dozens of vehicles. The Nepalese rajah promises safety for the king and his 6 million subjects, pledging strict precautions.

Delhi George Queen Mary Nepal Mary Agra Selimgarh

Incendiary Arrests Tighten Grip on Iowa Farm Ring

Charles Yarborough, 35, a Cedar Rapids horse dealer, was arrested by Deputy U.S. Marshal Healy at Newport as part of a probe into a gang accused of threatening John Adams and burning his barn after a $5,000 extortion demand. Eight arrests have been reported, including Charles Ham, a veterinary surgeon, amid a Solon area terror campaign.

Iowa City Charles Yarborough United States Healy Cedar Rapids Newport John L. Adams Charles Ham Solon Arest

Clever thief swaps ring with glass diamond in Illinois store

Police hunt for a smooth thief who during the week substituted a ten cent glass diamond for a $170 diamond ring in a Springfield jewelry store. The substitution was only noticed today by staff and investigators.

Springfield Iil

Committee named to oversee regatta racing events

St Clair Ede of the Mississippi Power Boat Association has appointed an eight member racing committee from Iowa Wisconsin and Missouri to supervise events for the Davenport regatta planned for July. The group aims to prevent delays and crowd irritation seen at last year’s Bugue regatta and will coordinate with the Davenport Boat Club. The association also announces the St Louis Motor Boat Show will become an annual event under the Valley association replacing the Chicago show as the major western winter hosting event.

ST. Louis Pres Dent St. Clair Ede Mississippi Power Boat Association la Crosse Motor Boat Club Ig4 Davenport Charles Hapley Muscatine Iowa J. W. Dion Burlington Oliver D Lis Dubuque George B, Jr la Crosse Wis Max Starkloff Associatio Pera Davenport Boat Club Ast

Mystic Workers Elect Officers for Lodge No 384

Mystic Workers lodge No 384 elected W F Russell as presiding officer and monitor secretary Mae Collins as banker, Dr Arthur as physician, C F Bowers as supervisor and delegate, with Mrs Bradley and Mrs Kruger in other posts. An installation committee was named for January and an open ration will follow.

Mystic Workers Lodge No. 384 W. F. Russell Monitor Peck Mae Collins Knutson Dr. McArthur Bradley Sentinel Kruger C. F. Bowers L. W. Binder Scherhart Mm Jeide Klick Larson Mm Mann Bronson Quinn C. S. Schreiter

White slavers sentenced in Chicago on Mana law

Federal Judge Landis fined 50 dollars and sentenced 701 and Charles Willard alias Wilson to three years each for violating the Mana white slave law. They were convicted of enticing a girl from Milwaukee to Chicago.

Chicago Landis Charles Willard Wilson Milwaukee

Italians Driven From Benhazi Fort by Turkish Detachment

Outposts of Italian forces at Benhazi were routed today by a Turkish detachment. Italian troops left dead on the field and withdrew the main fortifications at Fort Salonika.

Salonika Benhazi

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