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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
10
Daring sheriff stops mob to save prisoner
Ogallala Neb Jan 5 In face of a 2000 strong lynch mob at Ogallala Sheriff Beal and a deputy drove a wagon with Lafayette Dale Smith to jail after a high speed arrival from Brule Nebraska. Dale had been brought to stand trial for the killing of Wally Mann of Raton New Mexico. Dale faced threats of immediate lynching but the sheriff kept his prisoner safe with a drawn pair of revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Dale
Denver
Brule
Neb
Ogallata
Gneb
Board Approves Pension Push and Clerk Pay Rise
Eau Claire board of education boosts clerk Theodore Arenz salary from 1000 to 1200 dollars yearly. Miss Mashek earned a permanent high school teaching post at 80 dollars monthly starting February. Teachers seek a twenty five year pension law. board unanimously supports. Hot lunches eyed as meals replace home dinners. commercial course to be rearranged next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Theodore Arenz
Bird
Mashek
Luening
Eau Claire
College course plan outlines years of commercial instruction
The plan lists a eight semester program. First year covers bookkeeping commercial arithmetic and penmanship. Second and third expand these subjects. Fourth introduces shorthand and typewriting with continuation through sixth and seventh semesters. Seventh adds commercial law thrice weekly and shorthand/typewriting reviews. Eighth semester reduces commercial law to twice weekly while shorthand reviews occur thrice weekly. Bird receives leave to attend the superintendents' convention in Chicago next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abenezer
Bird
Chicago
Jewish Society Installs Officers at City Synagogue
Officers of the Brit Abraham were installed last Sunday at the North Eleventh Street synagogue. President S. Fienberg, Vice president M. Ehrlich, Secretary S. Lenske, Treasurer M. Gets, and Trustees N. Cohen and N. Weisbord were named. S. J. Lenske served as installing officer, with Deputy A. M. Goldish as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brit Abraham
North Eleventh Street
Eighth Ward Aid Society Elects Officers
The Eighth Ward Aid Society last night elected officers including President John Gehring and Vice President Oscar Doering. Other posts filled were Recording Secretary C F Lang Financial Louis Weisbecker Treasurer CA Olberg Collector Jos Houska Property Man WM Hatke and Flag Bearer Aug Affeld. A revision committee of Geo Will Geo Weihaupt and Jos Arenz was named with George Holzhammer as three year trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward Aid Society
John Gehring
Oscar Doering
C. F. Lang
Louis Weisbecker
C. A. Olberg
Jos Houska
Wm. Hatke
Aug Affeld
Geo. Will
Geo. Weihaupt
Jos Arenz
George Holzhammer
Baptist Children's Christmas Fest Lights Up First Baptist Church
At the First Baptist Church last evening a Christmas program delighted about three hundred children. Gifts were distributed from an imitation fireplace with stockings hung, as the belated but joyful exercises concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
The claque Demonstrates Applause Has Odd Square Ties
A quirky report notes a claque may show that a round of applause does not align with traditional Square etiquette and performance norms, highlighting language that hints at staged reception.
Messina Earthquake Aftermath Reports Heavy Losses and Naval Crisis
Messina reels from new shocks with hundreds more deaths reported. The British flagship Exmouth swept two miles offshore as rescue operations expand. In Palermo, 24 warships, 20,000 troops, and 2,000 doctors assist quake zones while Mazzi asserts control and natives begin aiding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Messina
Exmouth
Palermo
Red Cross
Reggio
Powers Protest at Yuans Dismissal
In a Jan. 5 dispatch from Perin the American German and English diplomatic representatives protested Yuan’s dismissal and urged restraint amid rising tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan
Perin
Protest Against New Regime Over Foreign Policy
Representatives today plan a protest against the reactionary trend of the new regime responsible for Yuan Shi Kai's dismissal. The protest will not defend Yuan but warn the regime against adopting a too harsh anti foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan
Chicago Society Believed In Scandal Mine After Threat Letters
Chicago officials probe a trail of threatening mail to Mrs. Henry C. Schwab daughter of Nelson Morris. The South Side social circle faces fallout as police and postal authorities review the letters ahead of Mrs Schwab's ball planned for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side Society
Henry C. Schwab
Nelson Morris
Mrs White Awarded Damages in Wisconsin Circuit Court
Charlotte E. White of Waukesha received 5000 dollars in damages and 1500 dollars exemplary damages from Judge Lueck in circuit court against her mother in law Frances L. White her husband Frederick H. White Jr and Mary A. Stewart in a suit for 125000 alleging a conspiracy to separate her from her husband. The complaint was dismissed as to Frederick H White Sr and Harry W Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueck
Frances L. White
Frederick H. White, Jr
Mary A. Stewart
Prominent South Side Society Woman Arrest Expected Soon
Chief of Detectives O'Brien stated he suspects a well known South side society woman in connection with the letters. He indicated her arrest is anticipated shortly as investigations continue.
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O’brien
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DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
le Ores
Lafayette Dale
Arenz
Jewish Society
Baptist Children’s
Reimand
Tordt
Gressing
Mazzi
Doerflinger
THE
WI. Doerflinger CO
Mrs. White
Waukesha, Wis
Charlotte E. White
Teenie AE Pitt Eat
Panama
Voile
Hudson Bay
Heatherbloom
Sateen
Moreen
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