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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
2
London reports a heated parliamentary row over royal finances. For Edward VII the nine year reign cost about 5.26 million dollars annually, with 590 thousand dollars requested for George and young relatives. Irish opposition blocks civil list representation while Umpire Silk O Loughlin claims no close calls or mistakes.
George E. Beedle of Embarrass announces Republican bid for the Eighth District congressional nomination opposing incumbent James H. Davidson. Beedle, Wisconsin insurance commissioner, aligns with the Progressive faction, running as a non lawyer to diversify viewpoints and challenge lawyers in Congress. He emphasizes progressivism as a national issue and pledges to advocate for government by the people.
The Wisconsin Bar association elected M A Hurley of Wausau as president and Rollin B Mallory of Milwaukee as secretary. John B Saborn of Madison was chosen treasurer with a slate of vice presidents from the first through eighteenth circuits led by Thomas B Kearney and others.
A. G. Hart, 24, passenger brakeman on the Milwaukee road between Minneapolis and Chicago, died at his Minneapolis home. Formerly of this city, he lived on the North side before moving three years ago with his mother and brother. The body will be returned here Sunday noon at 12:20 pm and laid to rest at Oak Grove cemetery.
West Salem locals report Misses Gladys McEldowney and Edna Kuehn attending summer school in La Crosse. A series of visits and social events unfold including Presbyterian church activities, picnics, and a lawn gathering hosted by Mrs. McEldowney.
John Lind releases a letter to Frank A. Day explaining his inability to run for governor. The document suggests the party may still nominate him despite his refusal and hints at county option police regulations. Day’s diplomatic reply adds little, while Lind proposes W. S. Hammond and Mayor J. C. Haynes as possible substitutes.
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