Special Train to Bring Milwaukee Saengerfest Parade
Milwaukee singers will travel by special train to La Crosse for a major saengerfest parade with labor unions joining in. Cities including Sheboygan Manitowoc Waukesha Madison and Ableman will contribute crowds and railroads plan extra accommodations. 25 000 programs printed and children/buttons flags to be waved during national songs.
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Utermoehl
G. H. B. Kieck
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Waukesha
Madison
Ableman
Burlington
Board of Trade
West Salem
Onalaska
Viroqua
Rushford
St. Joseph
Win
Sangerkor Enjoys Delightful Day at French Island Park
A Norman Sangerkor group and families spent Sunday at a shooting park on French Island. They sang and played for prizes donated by local merchants. Dinner and supper were served on the grounds. Prizes were awarded in several contests with winners including John Haroldson and Anna Munson.
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French Island
Normanna Sangerkor
John Haroldson
Otto Lee
Julius Forseth
Anna Munson
Adah Streeter
Rain Much Too Heavy for Crops in Neenah
Farmers in Neenah Wisconsin report heavy rains stunting kernel nutrition as oats rye and barley grow tall. Winnebago county threshers organize to profit, charging four cents per bushel for oats and barley with wheat and rye prices varying.
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Neenah
Wis
Winnebago County
Confesses He Set Fire to a Barn in Beloit
Harvey McCall an 18 year old youth confessed to State Fire Marshal T M Purtelle of Madison that he started a barn fire last Tuesday night in Beloit Wisconsin. He said the talk of recent mysterious fires here stirred an impulse to set the blaze. He is under arrest as investigators pursue clues to other fires.
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Beloit
Wis
Harvey McCall
T. M. Purtelle
Madison
Funeral for A Platz Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral for Mr. A Platz will be held tomorrow at 3 o'clock from his residence 134 West Avenue South. Services occur at the home with interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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A. Platz
West Avenue South
Oak Grove Cemetery
Movement of Boats Shifts on St. Paul River
North Star moved up yesterday afternoon while St. Paul went down this morning reflecting the day’s water traffic.
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North Star
St. Paul Down
Bryan preps keynote on farm day and labor support
In Lincoln Nebraska on July 15 Bryan spends a farmerlike day inspecting his farm and outlining his August 12 acceptance speech. He will also choose a new national committee chairman and has Gompers and Mitchell slated to stump for the Bryan-Kern ticket in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Gompers
Mitchell
Bryan and Kern
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Gautsch Shoe Co Becomes Gautsch Roth Shoe Company
Martin Roth of 1502 State Street becomes partner in the Gautsch shoe store. The store will be renamed the Gautsch Roth Shoe Company and greatly enlarged. Roth, connected with L. Coren for 16 years, has been general manager for years. The company aims to be one of the finest and most prosperous in the northwest.
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Martin Roth
State Street
L. Coren
Gautsch Shoe Store
Gautsch-Roth Shoe Company
Northwest
Roth
Modern Steam Laundry Boss Faces Smoke Ordinance Charge
W. E. Barber owner of the Modern Steam Laundry will be arraigned tomorrow morning before Judge C. W. Hunt on violating La Crosse city smoke rules. The ordinance fines dense chimney smoke as a public nuisance with penalties from five to fifty dollars or up to sixty days in jail amid police complaints from neighboring property owners.
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W. E. Barber
C. W. Hunt
la Crosse
Building Big Factory Addition This Factory Expands
The Joseph B. Funke Candy factory is undergoing major expansion with a rear shed addition rising two stories. The project aims to speed completion and provide space to improve production efficiency. The note on old age as a fatal disease appears as a separate aside.
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Joseph B. Funke Candy Factory
Open Letter From Local Jeweler Candidate
A La Crosse candidate for lead jeweler publishes an open letter to voters and voters wives. He promotes honesty in business, modest profits, prompt repair returns, polite clerks, and a clean attractive store while soliciting votes and store visits.
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la Crosse
Scrappy Jones Stars In Matrimonial Double Play
In Cleveland Ohio Scrappy Jones formerly with the Champs turns in a brilliant double play while on his honeymoon. Jones recently wed in Columbus Ohio where he works as a railroad chief clerk. La Crosse players sent congratulations as Rockford leads attendance and shared receipts are listed for July Fourth and Fifth.
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Elliott
Moll
Rockford
Freeport
la Crosse
Madison
Scrappy
Scrappy Jones
Champs
Jones
Atlantic City
Columbus
Ohio
Excursionists Report Governor Visit at Camp
Gun regiment misreports a thumb injury while hospital staff clarify the accident. City Clerk Sergeant Sieger, known at camp as hospital corps, works tirelessly around Camp Excursion.
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Joe Sieger
Sergeant Sieger
Hospital Corps
Shahs Troops Fire On Tabriz Revolt Massacre
Reuters report from Teheran says bombardment of Amirakhis quarter left hundreds dead as revolutionaries resisted surrender. Sides say mass killings continued until the quarter burned and control of Tabriz passed to Shahist forces.
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Vienna
Amirakhis
Tabriz
Teheran
Prohibition Convention Opens as Rumors Swirl about Wright or Artman Nomination
National prohibition meeting in Memorial hall Columbus opens with Robert H. Patten as temporary chair. More than a dozen presidential booms are heard while leaders seek Seaborn Wright of Georgia or Judge S. R. Artman of Indiana as the nominee. Chairman Jones notes rapid growth in the movement with dry cities and towns increasing and four year finances showing a small balance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Robert H. Patten
Springfield
Ill
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
S. R. Artman
Indiana
Jones
National Committee
United States
Americans Still Sure of Victory In International Meet
Reported events include multiple heats in diving swimming cycling and running with international competitors from England Sweden Germany Hungary and France. Sweden’s Svakserg set a new mile flat race record while Belgium defeated Holland 8 to 1 in water polo noting the result does not count toward scoring.
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Holman
England
Perrson
Sweden
Seidel
Germany
Svakserg
Sabinyi
Hungary
Johnson
Demangel
France
Flyn
Neuman
Namor
Pott
Schilles
Auffray
Robertson
Owen
Belgium
Holland
Wall versus Modern Woodmen case on $2000 policy under advisement
Gustavus Wall versus the Modern Woodmen of America regarding a $2000 life policy on Frederick Wall now under court advisement. Beneficiary listed as Joanna Wall died before Frederick. heirs include two brothers, one sister and four children of a deceased sister. The court heard arguments from W F Wolfe A C Wolfe for Wall and Robert Gordon for the children represented by Gordon.
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Gustavus Wall
Woodmen of America
Frederick Wall
Johanna Wall
Robert Gordon
Mr. Wall
W. F
A. C
Winona Woodmen Plan Excursion to La Crosse
W O Christie M O Saltz and L B Omerberg visited the Winona camp of the Woodmen of the World and arranged a trip to La Crosse next Sunday. The excursion serves as a pleasure trip and a welcome to unveil Sovereign Stockard’s monument at Oak Grove cemetery. The Rutledge steamer and barge will carry about 1000 visitors to the city.
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W. O. Christie
M. O. Saltz
L. B. Omerberg
Winona
Woodmen of
la Crosse
Sovereign Stockard
Oak Grove
Rutledge
Hixon Earns Spot in Tournament
J. M. Hixon of the Schaghticoke Country Club earned a place in the tournament rankings. Among 94 scores submitted on day one his 85 placed 34th, indicating solid showing despite not being among the top contenders.
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J. M. Hixon
Schaghticoke Country Club
Mr. Hixon
Evening Times Debuts in Philadelphia
The Evening Times a new Munsey publication made its initial appearance this afternoon in Philadelphia marking the start of a fresh newspaper offering in the city.
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Philadelphia
Evening Times
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Fessler & Dahl
Ny Law
S. 3Rd St
Frank Kohn
van Dyke & Eaton
Red Cross
Elliott - Loeffler
Het
Pearl Street
the Tribune
J. de Ranitz & Co
North Third Street
Main Street
Hoeschler Brothers
Saengerkor
Gompers and
Mitchell Will Stump
Indiana, Ohio
Coren
Gautsch Shoe CO
Adition
Sir
Sid Main
LaCrosse
Cleveland, Ohio
Holdridge
Co. A
Clemens
Third Regiment Co
Clemens I
Bailey
H’nington
Upton
Land . I
Winters
Corp. Schroeder H
Corp. Clemens I
Capt
Swant
Corp. Smith
Burton
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Boortz
Sergt
Mattison
Corp. Schnberg
Lieut
Pet'rson
Corp. Rasm
Priv. Schlick
Priv. Dalton
Mus. Wishoff
Perrtyites
Camp Perry
Asmuth
Huntzicker
Schlick
Shah
Want Wright
Artman
HIXON
Munsey
Irvine
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Bartl
Toland
Toland’s
Business School
Batcheller
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
Broadway, N. My
Yeingarten
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