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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
6
A Washington bulletin from the department of commerce and labor warns meat prices will continue to rise. Fresh beef export prices edged up from May 1909 to May 1910, with canned beef and bacon showing notable gains. While grains fall, meat costs are expected to stay upward, with no near relief in sight.
The clipping notes Jeff is listed as a 10 to 6 percent favorite at Reno with discussion that the bout could extend to 25 rounds, continuing from page one.
Max Balthaser reports from Jeffries training camp in Reno Nevada that Jim Corbett challenges Jeffries focus on boxing while Roger Cornell says road work and rub downs keep wind and muscles in shape. Mrs Jeffries objects to umbrellas in the ring prompting a collapsible awning and a safety rack under Jeffries chair. Wives and other women are barred from ringside and will receive reports by wire as Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason confirm no preliminaries and a 1 30 p m start Pacific time.
Jack Johnson seeks divine aid to defeat James J Jeffries as Black ministers in Denver start a prayer movement. The campaign will spread to Chicago and New York on Sunday with prayers for Johnson’s success. Johnson and his white wife appear in motion pictures and Johnson performs for the camera amid the training camp bustle. Both fighters have been examined by Dr W.
Beverly Mass July 1 The city steadies after two and a half hours with the president and the author of My Policies present but no clear Taft endorsement. Agreement on Hughes direct primary plan noted. Roosevelt hints at conservation limits. no future meeting planned. Roosevelt and Lodge then head to Brookline to see Justice Moody. Boston also notes Roosevelt remains silent on politics.
Londoners raise belief that Jeffries will beat Johnson as even money wagers surge. The National Sporting Club reportedly handles about 290000 dollars in bets. English writers mostly back Johnson, attributing sentiment to race prejudice after Johnson’s victory over Burns.
An unidentified man was killed and fifteen injured when a Wabash train from St Louis to Kansas City derailed two miles west of Montgomery Missouri after midnight. Injured include Delia and Beatrice Wilkes Revetsville Mo and John Sheshan New Orleans. cause appears a broken truck on the first baggage coach.
S L Meister, City Livery proprietor, details his side of a dispute with Emil May and John Schmidt over a rented horse and buggy. The horse was found late with Smith in the buggy. Meister refused an offer of $2, and two watches were returned. The case was later settled.
The St Marys church plans a Fourth of July celebration at Myrick Park with a public program and committees listed for general arrangements advertising finance grounds transportation refreshments decorations contests ball game music provisions telephone service and table service. The day features sunrise salutes prayers speeches by Mayor Sorensen and Ex Mayor Boschert, a dinner, various races and contests, a base ball game at League Park, and live results by a La Crosse Telephone Co wire.
Temperatures topped 90 in Chicago on July 1 as a brutal heat wave persisted. Officials reported three additional deaths and seven prostrations, marking another day of extreme heat and an extended spell of hot weather.
In Lemberg Austria-Hungary July 1 a severe riot between Polish and Ruthenian students at the university left at least 100 people wounded including students and policemen.
The planned double bill between Superior and La Crosse at the ball park was canceled with one game now set for a later date. Superior must catch an early train for the next series while the regular game starts at 3 pm to connect with a Burlington 5 40 pm departure. La Crosse remains slated to play Sunday and July Fourth at Winona with two games on the Fourth.
Esch notes passage of senate provision and changes to campaign spending rules. The bill allocates funds for a commission to study employers liability at 15 900 dollars. Amendments allow injured workers to sue where they reside with state courts considered alongside federal courts. Frank Collier returns to Washington. Horace Norton stays to finish duties. It takes a master stroke to conquer the rebellious schoolboy.
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