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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
10
A London County Council vote to buy Tabard Street real estate at vastly inflated prices drawn sharp condemnation. The purchase would cost about 1.6 million more than owners would accept, with 64 slum houses housing 3552 people set to be replaced by model tenements and parks.
Mr. P C Woll of Lemmon S D visited to recruit a stenographer for his Bison office. He also manages Brown Bros bankers in Aberdeen Lemmon and other Dakotas. Don C Lewis joins Congressman Esch as private secretary after serving as deputy court reporter. Hazel Lennon, Keefe graduate, now runs D C Lewis Leter Co. Over 150 Keefe students attended a Minneapolis Symphony concert at Normal Hall in college colors. Kroner Hardware Company workload prompted four extra staff from Keefe College.
Five student stenographers aided a busy mail operation last week with the group led by Mises Loosen and including Elda Anderson Haidin Nelson and Laura Scholberg, helping process large volumes efficiently.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts opened an attack on the Cummins tariff revision plan in the senate debate. He stated he agrees with desolution in purpose but opposes the method of execution, signaling a sharp partisan clash over tariff policy.
Kenosha police hunt an armed bandit who held up the Chicago Milwaukee Electric station on Friday and escaped with 75 dollars. The incident occurred in this city and authorities continue inquiries.
The Boston National baseball club was sold today by majority stockholder John P. Harris of Pittsburg to interests identified with W. M. H. Russell of New York.
Milwaukee Wisconsin December 19 Louis Rabonitz a plumber arrested for disorderly conduct tendered 30 in pennies as bail. The judge suspended the sentence rather than count the bail.
St Joseph Missouri aims to erase population decline after census by forming a Western league baseball aggregation led by President Holland seeking a league championship.
Charles M. Schwab, the steel magnate, has reopened his New York City Riverside Drive home after two years away. Once known as the mansion On the Hudson, maintenance cost was about $250 per day. He had paused the estate in November 1908 and now entertains on a lavish scale. He resides in Bethlehem while presiding over his steel company duties.
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