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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
3
The editorial attacks Connor as a rising force who would ride to victory, claiming he would end demagoguery and push reforms. It contrasts his stance with Taft and warns of his potential to influence governors and senators while promoting Fairchild and Cook in key races.
The piece portrays W. D. Connor as a dominant figure in Republican Wisconsin politics, likening him to a Napoleon for orchestrating battles against Stalwarts and MB A interests. It also recounts Sid Hester promoting the Nelson Wolgast title bout, detailing a large San Francisco to Richmond event plan and a crowd of about eighteen thousand despite rain.
A humorous verse about a father swapping horses with Shifty Jake, ending with a worthless patchwork saddle horse and no horse at all. A village moral notes small debts and receipts, while a Vanderbilt quip jokes about cosmetic excess and the Van Twiller sisters.
Aerial gymnastic act by Riva Larsen and troupe appears at the Majestic theater. The four performer group includes two women and two men, all described as peak physical specimens and highly skilled. They execute on four hanging ropes with a sensational finish as one woman supports the others head downward.
A terse line notes there is something at risk tied to profits earned from father bought motor cars for the figure known as Shifty Jake. The fragment hints at a shady financial scheme or manipulation involving car purchases and a named individual.
A rigid cadet lieutenant at a premier military school asks a raw recruit if he has drilled before. The recruit responds no and then asks the lieutenant the same question, attempting polite conversation in the tense scene. The exchange highlights strict training culture and mutual respect under rank.
In a northern New Hampshire tale with Germanic setting a notorious woman hater clashes with Gretchen and Frau Bauer in a tavern. A mountain man disarms Colonel von Wallenstein after a confrontation over an attempted kiss, delivering threats and warnings about future behavior while Gretchen’s fortunes shift toward an operatic career.
An ad promotes TIZ as a universal foot cure for tired swollen and sweaty feet with bunions callouses and bad odors. It quotes A F Creutzer of Chicago praising the product and notes TIZ is not a powder and sells for 25 cents a box or by mail from Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
A man named Moses Quick appeared before Judge Hynds on vagrancy charges in the Laramie area. The judge recognized him from prior appearances and asked for his name. Quick admitted the offense and stated the amount owed as seven dollars and six bits, after which the sentence was suspended.
Indians first built birch bark canoes and taught others their use. Temagami Ontario offers guided paddling this summer by local youths. Tamagami lakes lure campers with two years of work in one. Grand Trunk Railway access. Free descriptive publication from H G Elliott Chicago.
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