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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
6
An archival ad describes neuralgia as nerve inflammation from cold decay or general debility. It promotes Williams' Pink Pills as the premier home tonic, citing a testimonial from Martha Decker of Beloit who reports relief after five years of severe pain and paralysis-like symptoms.
Madison reports a drafted Wisconsin bill to let cities adopt the commission plan. The system concentrates legislative and executive powers in five elected commissioners, abolishing the city council while granting recall and quarterly financial disclosures. Citizens will discuss civic improvements and the plan at a Madison conference Tuesday evening.
The article notes a proposed measure to improve board efficiency. Present board members include Arthur Roberge H J Beckwith and George Falk with Beckwith retiring and Roberge seeking re election. Other nominees for board positions are James T Day J Smith J Lapus Freq Scell and C C Hamilton. Mayor Anderson defers comment while Assemblyman McConnell is referenced. Insurance Commissioner Beedle comments on awaiting attorney general opinion and says he needs time to review before statement.
Dr. A. J. Winters Fred Clark and Harry Lee leading La Crosse business figures head to Texas and Mexico to invest in real estate. Each currently owns land holdings in the region.
Unofficial reports from Boston dated January 22 indicate Pope Pius X has nominated Rev. Father Thomas J. Shahan of Manchester New Hampshire for the role of rector at the Catholic University of America in Washington.
O. T. Erhart advertises Rexall Mucu-Tone as a catarrh remedy claimed to cure with 98 percent success for consumption related catarrh. The notice promises free trial if it fails and backs the claim with personal reputation and money. Sold at 431 Main St in La Crosse in 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Gilbert calls Waite's charges grave offenses against statutes and demands a legislature led inquiry. He urges amending laws for clearer rules, citing admission of Interstate Livestock Co to do business without proper examination and of fee handling by the department. The third charge is dismissed as inconsequential.
In county court this morning Judge Brindley heard Mrs. Victor M. Barnes formerly Ruth Nimocks promise to reform and live right. After her display of repentance the judge showed leniency as the girl's parents urged another chance.
Yesterday’s city league bowling results show high series by C Freng 202 C A Hunt 221 and E D Hunt 227. Two man winners were C Hunt and Hirshheimer with 1050. Prize leaders include Continentals first in five men and Hunt with Hirshheimer first in two men. Schedule for today runs 7:00 to 11:25 p m with matchups among local teams.
Indianapolis report says John Mitchell united United Mine Workers factions during a convention after Judge Wright's ruling. A $2,500 defense fund was set and a Pro Roosevelt petition circulated as Mitchell vowed to challenge court injunctions and press for labor trial rights.
Federal Judge Ward invalidated subpoenas against J. Angus Shaw and Wm. P. Laughlin of the New York World in the Panama canal libel case against Press Publishing. Secretary Root testified before the grand jury on the same libel proceedings with P. C. Knox and Charles W. Russell also present.
San Francisco reports Hobson warns of war if Pacific fleet isn’t returned. Phelan says California legislature may delay anti-Japanese measures for a two year session. Sacramento says governor advised in reactions to bills as anti-Japanese sentiment grows. Public letters push passage while warning federal interference.
The Tennessee trial over Carmack's death dives into motives around Prohibition politics. Col Cooper may testify as defense pushes for truth while jurors fill the box and Sheriff Borum notes attendance drops. The elder Cooper is slated to testify if needed as court reshapes its lineup.
A cautionary note warns climbers not to tackle the fool’s hilt in a car or expect a quick summit. The guidance stresses patience and proper gear to avoid danger.
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