Ta Crush Packing Firm Reorganizes Under New Name
Today a major corporate change unfolds as the La company, capitalized at 159000, announces the formation of a new packing concern with Awltew Boyil as president. Meetings at 300 flock mark the transition, with extensive expansion plans and a shift of operations to boost capacity and regional reach. Andrew Wood and F. J. Langdon named as top officers, Roya Mus Bowd instrumental in the restructuring, signaling a major reorganization of the packing business started twenty years ago on North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thearpara
Odun & Goyd
la Company
Awltew Boyil
New Tatgihon & Boys
Thabe New Corporation
Ald
Urna Witiel
Bation & Boyd
Packines
Noeth Vhird
de Plese Madden Packing
Mt. Verne
da Crosse
Geaunl
Porstion
Administration rejects private bids for Pattie Canal project
The administration decided not to redeploy bids for the Pattie Canal construction by contract. Miss Ethel Shettler, after two weeks visiting Miss Dorg Kahte of 620 North Sixteenth Street, has returned to her home in Mindoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mekee Dispatch
Washiingfpon
D.C
Lings
Pattie Canal
Ethel Shettler
Dorg Kahte
North Sixteenth, Street
Hag
Mindoro
Order 10 Show Cause in Sale
Milwaukee bondholder J Rosenberg seeks to block a sale order for the Mexican Plantation company. Receiver C 3 Van Auker to sell personal property valued about 18000, with Rosenberg asserting first lien rights. Court adjourned sale as Horne plans to leave for Mexico to dispose of company assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rosenberg
Milwaukee
Wils
Bruit
C. 3
van Auker
Raseshers
McConsell
McConsell & Schweizer
Mberulay
Rogenberg
Asle
Aid Rosenberg
Horne
Rosenberg
Mexico
State school tax received for La Crosse city
William Weimar, county treasurer, today received from Madison, Wis. S21.03475 state select tax money for the city of La Crosse. George W. Vourp, city treasurer, J. M. Siever, city clerk, were notified of the receipt of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weimar
Madison
Wis
la Crosse
George W. Vourp
J. M. Siever
Bora Attacked by Wild Rat Near Table Bluff
A man named Boma was attacked by a wild rat while near Table Bluff on a Saturday with a companion. Ele shot the creature twice as it charged, killing it. The beast was tracked to the cave mouth by dogs and Reed fired again, ending the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Bluff
Ele
Bim Tle Reed
Anna Borer Dies in La Crosse After Illness
Mrs Anna Borer wife of Max Oberer died this morning at Skelelock after a freak disease. Born in Switzerland she came to the U S settling first in Superior then Milwaukee and finally La Crosse twenty years ago. Survived by husband and seven children Ernest Anna Marie Freda Otto William and Albert. Funeral by Rev Ebinger with dates to be announced. Fessler Dahl in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Borer
Max Oberer
Igar Aleippi
Eelock
Switzerland
Superior
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Ernest
Anna
Marie
Freda
Otto J
Minneapolis
William H
Albert
Rochester, Minn
Ebinger
Fessler
Dahl
Ear Lost In Runaway Dragging Incident
West on Moor Mon Coulee road drove a team of horses when a pegular runaway began. He was dragged along the road, losing his right ear which was torn from the head. Dr. William Lambert treated the injuries at 420 South Fifth Street and removed more of the ear to save his life. West will hear and move about but bear a disfigured sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willitny Wrest
South Fifth Street
Burt
Moormon Coulee
West
William Lambert
Dr Anderson’s Papers Filed in City Committee Nomination
John Doherty, acting chairman of the Democratic City Committee, filed the primary petition for Dr Weondell A. Anderson. The minimum required names were submitted to the nomination blanks. additional petitions likely to be filed. Some petitions returned but will be soon resubmitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doherty
Democratic City Committee
Weondell
A. Anderson
Shaw Assumes Presidency At Carnegie Trust
Washington Feb 26 Shaw has accepted the presidency of the Carnegie Trust Company of New York amid a dispute between Scripps IcRae. The move signals leadership change at the prominent financial institution and implications for the Carnegie organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps
Washington, D. C
Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company of New York
Senate approves 2 cent fare bill in Iowa today
Des Moines dispatch reports the Iowa Senate passed the two cent fare measure today after earlier approval by the House. The action confirms the transit fare proposal moving through state government.
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Iowa Senate
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Des Moines
Senate
House
Thompson Plans Six Foot Waterway to Prairie du Chien
Captain W A Thompson from Winona Minnesota outlines plans for a six foot waterway to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. The project awaits a 2 million dollar Mississippi River appropriation passed by Congress. Improvements include dredges tow boats barges and channel narrowing with riprap along the district from Fountain City to near La Crosse.
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W. A. Thompson
Winona
Minn
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mississippi River
Congress
Thompson
Washington
Fountain City
la Grosse
Esch Becomes National Figure in Congress
Captain W A Thompson reports La Crosse Representative Esch drew full attention in Washington as he spoke for a bill to regulate and limit railroad workers hours. The House paused to hear his twenty minute address, boosting his national prominence.
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Esch
la Crosse
W. A. Thompson
Washington
King
Mr. Esch
Representative Esch
McConnell Heads East on Extended Legal Visit
Attorney J E McConnell of McConnell and Schweizer leaves for Washington and eastern points on an extended trip. He will meet Representative Esch the Wisconsin delegation and the president. Mrs McConnell accompanies him. New York and Philadelphia are on the itinerary with visits to several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McConnell
McConnell & Schweizer
Washington
City committee formation flaw in primary law noted
Attorney Doherty, chair of the Democratic county committee and acting city chair, cites a deficiency in the primary election law which mentions precinct, county and congressional committees but not city committees. Assistant Attorney General Tucker explains the issue and a bill to fix it, with a general revision expected before session end. City Attorney Mahoney had a similar inquiry last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Doherty
Democratic County Committee
Democratic City Committee
FP. T. Tucker
Pail Mahoney
Sturdevant
Lines Drawn in Senatorial War in Wisconsin
Madison, Wis Feb 26 That the lines are already forming for the big senatorial battle two years hence is clear from resolutions and bills before the legislature Assemblyman Grassie Milwaukee seeks to bind lawmakers to back the plurality winner in the primary not the district winner This favors Senator Spooner Conservatives may unite on Spooner but Walter L Houser Mondovi already announced Nye Superior offers a plan if no primary majority the two highest proceed to the general ballot to choose the party nominee for the toga This Mary Ann proposition aims to ensure a top two result in a conditional race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Assemblyman
Grassie
Milwaukee
Spooner
Walter L. Houser
Mondovi
Eiach
Nye
Superior
Harriman Admits Alton Deal In Senate Hearings
Harriman testified at the commission about stock deals with the Alton. He identified a 100000 payment for personal services and confirmed selling a branch line to the Alton for 3000000. He said he pressed for President Fish’s removal after Fish deposited Illinois Central funds with his trustee firms to pad accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripns-McRae
New York
Harrisman
Alton
Harriman
Rand
Fish
President Fish
Illinois Central
Trust Company of the Republic
Commonwealth Trust Company
Yarriman
Board of Directors
Hettinger Case Postponed To March 25
The trial of J. B. Hettinger proprietor of the Heileman Cafe at 227 Main Street was postponed to March 25 by Police Justice Hunt. Hettinger faces a charge of running a wine room. Sixty juries have failed to agree. County Coroner Edward Cranon will select the weather, others disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hettinger
Heileman Cafe
Main Street
Hunt
Hettinger
Edward Cranon
Weathers
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs receipts about 3,233 with prices steady for light to heavy classes. Cattle receipts around 3,000, steady. Sheep receipts 13,000 strong. Minneapolis cash grain mixed with No 1 hard at 2.15, No 1 northern 2.14 to 2.34, corn No 3 at .60, oats 38 to .78, white oats 60 to .70, rye 0.90 to 1.22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis, Grain & Stock Co
Minneapolis
Assemblyman Sprague Prompts Advisory Primary For Senator
The piece discusses Walworth Assemblyman Sprague pushing a voting advisory primary for the U S Senate, noting that the primary would be advisory and not binding as legislatures traditionally elect. It highlights Governor James O Davidson as a leading potential candidate, with other names like Congressmen Esch and Cooper occasionally mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assemblyman
Sprague
Walworth
Esch
Thaw Trial Revelations Highlight Evelyn Diary Excerpts
In New York Feb 36 lawyer Junnnett joins the Thaw trial as Jerome clamps down on letters from J B Lyons president of the Union Bank. Evelyn testifies reading her diary from 1902 revealing thoughts on Thaw and White and questions of sanity as cross examination resumes after a noon recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
New York
Abraham Junnnett
Thaw
Jerome
Hartridge
J. B. Lyons
Uniag Ni) Bank
Hummell
Evelyn
Hummel
Elym Wook
New Jersey
White
Warry
Sgtters
Batiker Lyons
Weather Forecast With Snow and Cold Wave
A light snow tonight gives way to cooler conditions by Wednesday. Temperatures range from a low near 26 to a high around 43 with winds up to 40 miles per hour. Wet hints and chilly air continue through the period.
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Jeromie
Andrew Boyd
Ana Borer
William West
DR. Anderson
Carnegie Corporation
Torrance
Special
M’connell
Lau
Hettinger Gase
Chicago Livestock Market
James O. Davidson
United States
John J. Esch
Ph. A. Cooper
Racine
Legis
Thay
Whit
Delenne
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