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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1912

Page

5

Woman lawyer in graft probe links police graft to vice

Mary Cole Man a New York lawyer and suffragist testified before an aldermanic committee investigating police graft and vice. She described payments to patrolmen and sergeants by resort proprietors near East 122nd Street and efforts to push Captain Thomas Walsh of the Forty third precinct to act, noting his illness prevented his appearance. Her testimony was said to make a strong impression and potentially yield far reaching results.

New York Mary Cole Thomas Walsh Forty-third Walsh Coleman Home East 122Nd Street

Miners Escape Death in Fire at Happy Thought Mine

In Creede Colorado officials report no fatalities after a mine fire at the Happy Thought mine destroyed the entrance. Forty miners remaining inside were saved by two companions who navigated through smoke to the Park Regent shaft and guided everyone to safety.

Creede Col Happy Thought Smokee Py Thought Park Regent

Personal notices and holiday visits in La Crosse

Local residents share Christmas visits with relatives in La Crosse. Names include Julius Berg family from Portland, A C Abrahamson and Marjorie from Minneapolis, C H Schweizer hosts, Carl P Schweizer UW student, John W Young UW student, and others visiting for holidays. Marriage licenses issued for Minnie Morkined and Edwin Hauge along with Ida Morkined and Albert Nesseth. Miss Gertrude Pommel and Bert Morley wed by Judge Brindley.

Julius Berg Henry Berg Portland Ore A. C. Abrahamson Marjorie Minneapolis Western Union Telegraph Co P. A. Kolb Robert Wauwatosa C. H. Schweizer B. Wengler Milwaukee la Crosse Carl P. Schweizer University of Wisconsin J. Flobe John W. Young C. McAuley Genoa Tom and Jerry Nick Kaiser Majestic Buffet E. N. Dikeman Lansing Iowa Oliver G. Ellingson Spring Grove Minn Hanson Canton Iver Iverson Ferryville Sam Moilien Coon Valley Minnie Morkined West Salem Edwin Hauge Caledonia Ida Morkined Albert Nesseth Charles Rawlinson Gateway City Gertrude Pommel Bert Morley Bangor John Brindley John F. Hartman

Christmas News From Onalaska and Surrounding Towns

Local notices report residents traveling for Christmas, visits with relatives, and holiday events. names include Al Reyson, Mrs B Olson, Miss Farnum, Miss Lewis, Hazel Roberts, E McCarthy, Abel Olson, Art Holthaus, W E Morris, Lutherland, Milo, Fannie Brunner, Ferne Aiken, P L Johnsrud, Carlos Burris, Tracy and Roger Williams, A Storandt, Mable Stolander, Hulda and Tillie, Henry Mayenhein, Anna French, Stanley Smith, Claude Aiken, Flossie Merrill, Hazel Larson, and Crystal theater Christmas program.

al Reyson St. Paul B. Olson Miss Farnum Sparta Eugene Horn Caroline Lewis Madison Hazel Roberts Milwaukee E. McCarthy Duluth Ferne Aiken Holmen P. L. Johnsrud Spring Grove A. A. Merrill Carlos Burris Boscobel Tracy and Roger Williams Ettrick A. Storandt Mable Stolander Chicago Hulda Tillie Henry Mayenhein Sleepy Eye Minn A. Delameter M. E Anna French Stanley Smith Ashland Wallace Smith Claude E. Aiken Janesville Wis Flossie Merrill Hazel Larson Vote-Berger Company la Crosse

Tokio's Size and Population Reported

Tokio, capital of Japan, covers 30 square miles with 350,000 houses and 2,000,000 residents.

Tokio Japan

Canadian Pacific withdraws land from sale to speculators

The Canadian Pacific railway announces a major policy shift withdrawing seven million acres from speculator markets. Going forward, land will be sold only to actual settlers with extended payment terms up to twenty years and loans of 2000 dollars at six percent for twenty years to aid farm development.

Chicago Canadian Pacific Railway Thomas Shaughnessy Canadian Pacific Railroad

Prisons Petition for Christmas Music in Milwaukee

In Milwaukee on December 24 a petition written on a soiled envelope and signed by about ten prisoners in the city jail asked the head turnkey to allow “a little Christmas eve music.” A piano in the school board offices will be used to provide a Christmas treat for the inmates. Selections requested include Holy Night Messiah and Robert E Lee, with one man to recite The Night Before Christmas.

Milwaukee Wis School Board Messiah Robert E. Lee Qne

Blind Piggers Sentenced In Morton County

Eight violators of the prohibition law were sentenced in Morton county at the current term. Assistant Attorney General Heffron aided State's Attorney Bitzing in prosecutions. Fines ranged from 200 to 375 dollars and jail terms from ninety days to five months.

Lord Hardinge Probable Safe After Bomb Attack

In Delhi the Viceroy Lord Hardinge showed no fever today after a restless night. Doctors anticipate no serious result from wounds from a bomb during a durbar. Nails removed from back and shoulder were rusty. no poison detected. The viceregal durbar proceeds. more arrests of natives reported.

Delhi Lord Hardinge Hardinge

Davies Still On The Cabinet List

Joseph E. Davies of Madison Wisconsin remains a cabinet possibility due to his campaign work at Chicago headquarters. His supporters say President Wilson directed his appointment as secretary and western chairman for preconvention efforts, noting Davies covered twenty nine states and achieved a higher electoral vote percentage than McCombs in his region.

Washington Joseph E. Davies Madison Wis Democratic National Committee Wisconsin Chicago Mr. Davies William F. McCombs East McCombs

Warners in Land Sell Plant to Chicago Firm

Warners announce they will devote time to mining development in Mexico after selling their Warner Instrument plant in Business Reloit to Stewart & Clark of Chicago for about 2 million dollars. The brothers started the factory two years ago on borrowed capital and produced speedometers.

Reloit Wis Mexico A. P Charles Warner Warner Instrument Company Stewart & Clark Company Chicago Warner

Wreck of Illinois Central Fast Flyer Near Ellaville

Eight people were seriously injured when the Jacksonville Limited of the Illinois Central derailed near Ellaville thirty miles west of Americus. Three coaches overturned in the crash reported early today.

Atlanta Jacksonville Limited Illinois Central Ellaville Americus

Miss Doerflinger Hosts Elegant Luncheon at Stoddard

Society notes Miss Viola Doerflinger gave a handsome luncheon Monday at the Stoddard in honor of Miss Ruth Colman and Miss Mabel West. The table featured Christmas greens with small souvenir ribbons at each plate and a miniature tree at every place setting. Guests included Miss Colman Miss West Miss Patterson of Boston Miss Louise Easton Miss Emma Gund Miss Dorothy Hixon Mrs Argyle Scott Mrs Horace Holley and Mrs S Y Hyde.

Doerflinger Viola Doerflinger Stoddard Ruth Colman Mabel West Miss Colman West Patterson Boston Louise Easton Emma Gund Dorothy Hixon Argyle Scott Horace Holley S. Y. Hyde

Derrs Host Family Dinner With Notables

Mr and Mrs E H Derr plan a family dinner tomorrow with attendees including Dr and Mrs Clarence McDowell of La Moille Minnesota, Mrs Harvey Derr and Miss Edith Derr.

E.H. Derr Clarence McDowell la Moille, Minn Harvey Derr Edith Derr

Local families plan Christmas gatherings across the region

Miss Ellen Hixon returns from New York to spend Christmas with her father. Mrs. L. A. Nelson hosts her Madison relatives for the holidays. Wallace and Nathaniel Tourtellotte of Williams College arrive home for a few weeks. Robert Hixon of Toledo visits his mother for Christmas. A. A. Morse and Mrs. Morse host relatives S Y Hyde for Christmas. Mrs Julius Westby to spend Christmas with Sparta friends. Dr and Mrs Wm Colleran to enjoy Christmas turkey with Caledonia friends.

Ellen Hixon New York L. A. Nelson Baker Madison Wis Messrs Wallace Nathaniel Tourtellotte Williams College Robert Hixon Toledo A. A. Morse

New Haven Case Seen Expanding to Waterways Probe

Washington officials predict the O Shaughnessy resolution for a congressional probe of New Haven control of transportation will broaden to include interstate waterways. Democratic leaders may push remedial legislation after Commissioner Conant's report on waterways traffic. Rail and steamboat combines allegedly suppress competition on the Great Lakes and Pacific coast with rail subsidiaries dominating water lines and canals.

Washington O'Shaughnessy New Haven New England Commissioner of Corporations Conant Great Lakes Pacific Coast

Prairie du Chien Holiday Visitor List Gathers Locals

Prairie du Chien residents welcome guests and extended family for Christmas. John H. Savage Sr and Virginia Savage of Minneapolis visit the family home along with J H Savage from the University of Wisconsin. Dozens of teachers and students are home for holidays, including Margaret Paris Laura Hall Minnie Case Addie Loeper Jessie Dietrich Ida Martner Florence Zie Ruth Collins Roy Hurley Theodore Groenert and J H Savage. Other visitors include Blondell children from Superior and Jule Vernon relatives. Dr. R M White and Marian Bull traveling to Minneapolis and Chicago respectively. J C Phialer Mason City Iowa.

John H. Savage, Sr Minneapolis Virginia Savage J. H. Savage, Jr University of Wisconsin J. D. Day Florence Zie Ruth Collins Roy Hurley Theodore Groenert J. H. Savage Blondell Superior Jule Vernon R. M. White J. C. Phialer Mason City Iowa F. A. Bull Marian

Aviator Edward Petre Dies in Monoplane Crash

Aviator Edward Petre was killed when his monoplane crashed near Marske-by-the-Sea in Yorkshire while attempting a Brooklands to Edinburgh flight. The accident occurred today.

London Edward Petre Yorkshire Marske-by the-Sea Brooklands Edinburgh

Nye favored by McGovern as Wisconsin speaker race unfolds

Milwaukee Wisconsin December 24 Assemblyman T J Mahon is Gov McGovern's pick for speaker but the governor reportedly backs Assemblyman R J Nye of Superior. Nye’s popularity with veteran lawmakers could push him over despite La Follette faction opposition. Many older Democrats may back Hull if Dems split, shaping the contest.

Milwaukee Wis T. J. Mahon Eland la Follette Mr. Nye Hull Mr. Hull

Nick Longworth Hosts Christmas Fest in Washington

Washington society held a Christmas celebration with Congressman Nick Longworth showing off a tin horn. Joseph Leiter wore red white and blue suspenders, John Barrett of the Pan American Union displayed blocks, Mrs. George Howard wore gray stockings and garters, and Preston Gibson, builder of the Santa house, served as Santa Claus.

Washington Nick”’ Longworth Ohio Joseph Leiter John Barrett Pan- American Union George Howard Preston Gibson Santa Claus

Newspaper Santa Delivers Christmas to 1200 Poor Kids

In Des Moines on December 24, the Daily News hosted a tree, presents, and entertainment at the Coliseum for 1200 underprivileged children. Congressman F. Prouty gave a speech as about five thousand spectators watched. funds came from public subscription and each child received candy nuts and a present.

Des Moines Santa Claus The Daily News F. Prouty

Healthiest European Armies Ranked by Germany Belgium Britain

A ranking places Germany as the healthiest army in Europe followed by Belgium and Great Britain. The assessment highlights regional military readiness and welfare indicators across continental forces.

Germany Europe Belgium Great Britain

Notice to Creditors in Hall Estate Timed Claims

State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices creditors to present claims against the estate of Charles G. Hall of Onalaska. Letters testamentary granted to Lotta C. Goyette of La Crosse. Six months from December 3, 1912 to file claims. Court session June 10, 1913 at 10 A. M. for examination and allowance.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Charles G. Hall Onalaska Lotta C. Goyette la Crosse Wisconsin

Taft Lands at Colon Panama in Christmas Visit

President Taft and his party landed at Colon Panama at 8 o clock today. Canal Commission and Panamanian officials greeted them. A Christmas ball in Tafts honor was arranged for tonight by President Porras of Panama.

Colon Panama Taft Canal Commission Pan Porras

Approaching Baldness and Hair Care Remedies

The piece explains baldness is not a disease and is linked to dandruff. It says regular use of Newbro's Herpicide can check thinning hair if follicles are not atrophied, cleansing the scalp to destroy the dandruff germ. Includes purchase details and sample offer from The Herpicide Co. and Hoeschler Bros.

Newbro Herpicide Co Dept. R Detroit Mich Hoeschler Bros

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Colorado Jonathan John C. Burns Majestic Theatre Beyschlag Main Street Onalaska, Wis Wrisley Perfumer San Toy Durbar Davies Warners IN Land “Business Fast Flyer Prairie DU Chien, Wrs Irvine Rogers W. T. Irvine, Jeweler Scott-Rose CO Fourth and Jay Streets Merlin Hall Nick J. E. Higbee the Fashion Shop Herpicide H.C. Evenson
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