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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

6

Federal forces Move on Juarez in Mexican Conflict

Eleven thousand federal troops sweep toward Juarez to confront about 3000 rebels led by Rojas and Caravan within twenty miles of the city. The rebels burned bridges on the Mexican Northwestern railroad and captured American driver J Morrid, threatening execution.

EL Paso Texas Mexico Juarez Rojas Caravao J. Morrid

Thomas Nordlien Injured In Scaffold Fall

Thomas H. Nordlien aged about 60 fell ten feet from a scaffold while building a barn at 1423 George street. He suffered a broken collar bone and three broken ribs, was found unconscious by Mr. Larson, and taken to Lutheran hospital with expected recovery.

Thomas H. Nordlien Kane Street Mr. Nordlien Larson Nordlien George Street Oscar Houck Lutheran Hospital

Morgan Exposes Secrets of Riches in Money Probe

Morgan testifies about stock holdings in City Bank and National Bank of Commerce and explains reorganizations of Northern Pacific and Southern railroads. He outlines the firm’s role in underwriting billions of securities and details his and partners’ directorate positions across rail, banking, trust, and insurance enterprises.

Morgan Dience City Bank National Bank of Commerce Northern Pacific Southern Bank Trust Company Insurance Company

Miss Elizabeth Rawlinson Suffered Acute Appendicitis

Miss Elizabeth Rawlinson daughter of County Clerk Charles Rawlinson was operated on for acute appendicitis by Dr Edward Evans at St Francis hospital. She was taken ill suddenly last night and required immediate transfer for surgery. She is slowly recovering.

Elizabeth Rawlinson Charles Rawlinson Edward Evans St. Francis Hospital Miss Rawlinson

Ad Club Urges Higher Standard For Advertising

La Crosse Ad Club members debated methods to raise advertising standards at a dinner meeting. They planned winter stereopticon lectures at Longfellow school and a citywide effort to engage retailers and manufacturers. A proposal urged advertisers to submit campaigns for club critique before implementation.

la Crosse Ad Club Northwestern Longfellow School Ad Club O. P. Parker Sta-Rite Engine Company Theodore Abbelohde la Crosse University Extension

Marie Niggli Accused of Theft Dismissed in Court

Marie Niggli wife of Walter Niggli faced a theft charge in county court over a dress and coat valued at 25 dollars taken from Olga and Ida Niggli. Testimony led to dismissal for lack of evidence amid recall of the earlier Niggli-Bishop case and prior sentences for Walter and Louis Niggli. Ben Peterson’s case against him for alleged overchange in a saloon was also heard, with the judge suspending sentence citing probable honest mistake and warning against theft.

Niggli Walter Niggli Louis Niggli State Penitentiary A. Oakes Green Bay Railroad Marie Niggli Olga Ida Niggli Ida Olga Niggli A. J. Niggli St. Paul Louis Omerberg Eagle Hotel Ben’ Peterson Ben Peterson Barre Mills Peterson Jerome Felzer Heileman Felzer John Brindley Brindley

Escape Lunatic Kills and Wounds Near Napa

Posses hunted Lafayette Newell after he escaped from the state insane hospital in Napa. He killed Miss Ross Lamos near the institute and wounded John Havila during the incident. Authorities pursued him into surrounding hills as the manhunt continued.

Napa, Cal Lafayette Newell State Insane Hospital Newell Ross Lamos John Havila

Revenue Cutters Respond to Distressed Vessel Off Hatteras

The revenue cutter Onondaga rushed to sea to aid an unidentified large steamer in distress off Hatteras, with cutter Seminole also en route. The situation is considered not serious.

Norfile Onondaga Hatteras

McCombs to Name Inauguration Chairman in Washington

William H. McCombs will announce Eldred H. Jordan as the chairman of the committee handling arrangements for President Wilson and Vice President Marshall's inauguration. The move ends a bitter Washington political controversy and society strife.

New York William H. McCombs Democratic National Committee Eldred H. Jordan The Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Washington Wilson Thomas Marshall Washington

Hotel death in Minneapolis man who came to marry

Gus Soderberg a 22 year old guest at the Cliff hotel in Minneapolis was found dead in his bed with the gas blown out. He had arrived Wednesday to marry a local woman and told a chambermaid he came to the city to wed. Police seek his relatives as details remain unclear.

Minneapolis Minn Gus Soderberg Cliff Hotel Soderberg

Nye Names Detective Martinson Police Chief

Mayor elect Walter G Nye announced Detective Martinson as chief after a four week search visiting eastern cities for the right candidate. Martinson, age 35, joined the force as a patrolman in 1906.

Minneapolis Minn Walter G. Nye Martinson Nye

SLOCUM CAPTAIN PARDONED BY TAFT

Captain William Van Schaick, master of the excursion steamer General Slocum, who survived the 1904 disaster in which 1,030 people died, was granted a full pardon by President Taft. The pardon takes effect December 25 as one of Taft’s early Christmas acts.

Washington Sing William van Schaick Taft

New Jersey to push hard anti-trust reforms before Wilson resigns

Governor Wilson plans sweeping anti-trust legislation in New Jersey and will seek to pass reforms before his resignation to become U S president. He meets with Leon S. Taylor to secure support and ensure open backing from the expected assembly speaker amid ongoing factional tensions.

Trenton N. J New Jersey Wilson United States Leon S. Taylor Assembly Taylor Smith Nugent Democracy

Prominent Lodge Man Is Dead by His Own Hand

A lodge member, A B Chandler, 46, was found dead in his home after hanging. Coroner and police investigated. widow and parents mourn as funeral plans begin. Chandler, longtime Grand Union Tea employee and Spanish-American War veteran, left a 11-year-old daughter Vera. Funeral set for Sunday at 1112 South Ninth Street with organizing officers to meet for arrangements.

Mr. Chandler la Crosse Grand Union Tea Store Vera Enos Chandler South Ninth Street

Student Fatally Stabs Teacher in Mississipp i Corner Punishment

In Clyde Mississippi on December 19 Daniel Grantham 13 enraged by a dunce cap punishment attacked teacher Prof N B Branton with a knife after being disciplined for throwing paper wads. Branton died from wounds sustained in the attack.

Clyde Daniel Grantham N. B. Branton Grantham

Judge Rules Jurisdiction In Ouster Suit In Chicago

Judge R S Tuthill ruled his court has jurisdiction in the suit to oust State s Attorney McLay Hoyne. Plaintiff William A Cunnen social activist candidate in the recent election seeks action. Demurrer by Hoyne will be heard tomorrow.

Chicago R. S. Tuthill McLay Hoyne William A. Cunnen Socialista Hoyne

Spanish War Veterans elect officers at Camp No. 11

Spanish War Veterans of M. C. Casberg Camp No. 11 elected officers Tuesday night for a year. Commander Max Affeldt led the slate with Frank Wickmann as senior vice commander and William Irwin as junior vice commander. George R. Longbrake was chaplain. E. Rieck officer of the day. H. Meyer officer of the guard. J. A. Ward adjutant.

M.C. Casberg Camp No. 11 Max Affeldt Senmior Frank Wickmann William Irwin George R. Longbrake E. Rieck H. Meyer J. A. Ward

Friends of Bentley Family Deny Baby Story

Friends of the Bentley family deny a report that Mr and Mrs Bentley formerly of this city had recently become parents to a baby boy. They say the story is unfounded and cite recent letters from White Salmon Washington where the couple now reside on a ranch they bought. Bentley previously worked at Batavian National Bank until about two years ago.

la Crosse BE. Bentley Bet Bea White Salmo Wash Bentley Batavian National Bank

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