Arbitration Row Over Third Arbiter At La Crosse Street Railway
In La Crosse Wisconsin the carmen and the city’s street railway company seek a fair settlement to avoid a second strike. Fred H Hartwell and John Humphrey of Milwaukee would serve as third arbitrator with W J Ferris and the local body confirming a choice amid ongoing discussions and a proposed outsider to break the deadlock.
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Carmen and
la Crosse City
Fred H. Hartwell
Carmen
Ind
John Humphrey
Milwaukee
Thearmen
Fred Fay
la Crosse
Fay
Wisconsin
State Board of Arbitration
W. J. Ferris
F. H. Hartwell
Hartwell
Arbitration Board
Fer
Ferris
Rand
P Rate Commission
Parie
Lewd and Nude in Pulpit Stirs Minneapolis Protests
Rev. G. L. Morrill faces possible prosecutions after displaying on a screen during a sermon 25 photographs of ankles of prominent Minneapolis women. He used nude paintings for comparison and said the images were taken last Saturday on Nicollet avenue.
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Minneapolis
Minn
G. L. Morrill
Morrill
Nicollet Avenue
Fashionable Street
Diamonds Found in Brakeman’s Satchel
New York July 26 A Long Island railroad brakeman W Robelin found a satchel on his train containing 40000 dollars worth of diamonds The bag was turned over to officials and claimed by Mrs Theresa Schwab Robelin received 190 dollars in cash two new suits two weeks vacation with full pay and a lifetime job offer at 100 dollars a month after his vacation
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New York
W. Robelin
Long Island Railroad
de Beers
America
Robelin
Theresa Schwab
A. R. Anderson to Teach Latin at Northwestern University
Andrew R. Anderson, a La Crosse high school graduate who sped through four years in three, will serve as assistant professor of Latin at Northwestern University in Evanston. He comes from Princeton University where he has been an assistant professor since 1905.
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Chicago
Andrew R. Anderson
la Crosse
Wis
Northwestern University
Evanston
Anderson
Princeton University
Wisconsin State University
Gale in Florida Drowns Many in Sea Disaster
In Pensacola Florida a gale swept from the schooner Minnie W causing the loss of five crew members and believed many other fishermen aboard a fleet of more than forty men. The Minnie W returned to port with flags at half mast.
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Pensacola
Fla
Minnie W
Glidden Tour a Success for La Crosse Auto Club
The La Crosse Automobile club’s first Glidden tour to Winona and back was a success with good weather and roads aside from a stretch La Crosse to La Crescent. Eleven of twenty entered cars started from Stoddard hotel at 6 0’clock. Pilots Jake Zimmer and Austin Cargill led in a Stearns touring car with press car behind. no incidents occurred. Time for the press car was 1 hour 55 minutes. return trip split, half going via Galesville. List of hotel registrants includes H. Coleman, Henry Boehm, Ed Bart, John Ablett, Frank Frye, Austin Cargill, Jake Zimmer, George Irvine, Frank Schwalbe, J. W. Bryant and families, among others.
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la Crosse Automobile Club
Winbona
la Crosse
la Crescent
Stoddard
At & O'Clock
Jake Zimmer
Austin Cargill
Stearns
E. H. Derr
Winona
Brush
Homer Hart
F. S. Sisson
A. L. Grams
Edw. Evans
Chas Langenbach
C. F. Michel
Galesville
Hotel Winona
H. Coleman
Henry Boehm
Ed Bart
John Ablett
Frank Frye
George Irvine
Frank Schwalbe
J. W. Bryant and Family
C. H. Holway
F . Burgess
J. E. Tordt
Frank Dietz
R. C. Chapman
H. C. Hart
F. W. Sisson
B. C. Smith
C. N. Langenbach
J. Heileman
FE. Mueller
L. Coren
F. K. Michel
Otto Bosshard
F. Michel
John M. Hayes
A. Schubert
Andrew Boyd
Belle Boyd
Man Kills Wife with Tomahawk in New Bedford Tragedy
Westport man Robert E. Fanning killed his wife Tina Hall with a tomahawk on a country road, then returned home, wrote a strange letter to New Bedford police, and shot himself in front of officers. He blamed drink for the crime and urged care for their baby daughter. The body was found mangled near Lions Brook.
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New Bedford
Mass
Robert E. Fanning
Westport
Central
Fanning
Lions Brook
Kling Denies Baseball Change Move to Phillies
Kansas City July 26. Johnny Kling, Cubs catcher and holdout, denies being sold to the Philadelphia club after a rumor of a deal. He calls the suggestion rot and says he has not agreed to join Philadelphia.
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Kansas City
Johnny Kling
Cub
Philadelphia
Kling
Taft to Attend Wright Aeroplane Trial at Fort Myer
President Taft announced he would visit Fort Myer in the evening to observe the first official test flight of the Wright aeroplane. The event marks a milestone in aviation with Taft watching the proceedings in Washington.
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Taft
Washington, D. C
Fort Myer
Iverson Considered as Special Instructor at College
Supt Iverson of the city park board may become nursery and landscape instructor at Onalaska county agricultural college. Directors asked his advice on grounds layout and approved plans. He proposed student planting under supervision to gain practical experience, and offered lectures if the park board agrees. The commission has yet to act.
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Iverson
City Park Board
Onalaska County Agricultural College
Iwerson
John Utermoehl
Board of Trade
Supt. Iverson
Park Board
Tariff Situation Stays Unchanged at White House
Washington July 26 The president remains firm on free hides with no change in tariff policy after meetings with senators and representatives from both houses. Fred W. Carpenter confirms the president is in the same position as yesterday. Senator Bristow comments on the situation as unchanged.
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Washington
Senator Bristow
Kansas
Fred W. Carpenter
White House
Congress
Five at a Birth in Newark Woman Delivers Quintuplets
Mrs Thomas Renwick, 23, of Newark, New Jersey, gave birth to five children at her home last night. Four babies, two boys and two girls, were well formed, but the fifth was undeveloped. All five died within a quarter of an hour.
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New York
Thomas Renwick
Newark
N. J
Grand Stand Collapse Leaves Many Injured in Jackson
Reports from Jackson hospitals say all victims of yesterday’s grand stand collapse during the Jackson Adrian game will recover. Six people were seriously hurt and about a dozen more sustained minor injuries.
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Jackson, Mich
Confiscation of Shipment of Game Fish At Local Train
A box and barrel containing game fish were confiscated on a train by Deputy State Game Warden George L. Kingsley after an inquiry into fish shipments. The fish, shipped from south of the city along the river, may lead to arrests. The law allows only 20 pounds of game fish to be shipped per week per angler if plainly labeled.
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George L. Kingsley
Here
Famous artist outlines Storey fountain plan for Edison Park
Leonard Curelle arrived in Chicago to consult with Supt. Iverson on the Storey fountain design. J Ole Storey will appear as a water boy centerpiece, wearing a straw hat and overalls with a pail. Curelle endorses Iverson plans and will prepare plaster casts and photos for the park commission.
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Leonard Curelle
Edison Park
Chicago
Supt. Iverson
Park Board
Thaw Sanity Hearing Reopens as Jerome Questions Schmid
In White Plains the Thaw sanity case resumes before Justice Mills. District Attorney Jerome arrives with extensive documents to counter Thaw's bid for release from Mattewan. Thaw and Jerome sit together during Dr. Farnest Schmid's cross examination and Schmid's testimony is challenged. Recess called until 2 30.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Mattewan
Mills
Jerome
Thaw
Farnest Schmid
Schmid
Morschauser
Evelyn Thaw
White
Dr. Schmid
Weather And River Forecasts In Wisconsin Minnesota
Weather notes show La Crosse at 66 and 82 with wind and a .02 inch rain. Forecasts predict showers tonight or Tuesday across Wisconsin and Minnesota. River stages remain near stationary with minor rises at Reed’s Landing and Prairie du Chien.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilona
Reed's Landing
Prairie du Chien
Grocers Picnic Delights La Crosse Merchants
The La Crosse Retail Grocers association plans its annual picnic on Thursday to Trempealeau aboard the W. W. and barge with anticipated record turnout. Stores close for the day. women and children invited. program includes a ball game and various athletic events with prizes. Round trip tickets are 59 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. Winners receive prizes such as flour, coffee, a watch, and other awards.
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la Crossa Retail Grocers’ Association
W.W. and Barge
Trempealean
Harry Taggart
Trempealeau
la Cross
W. W
Hawley Commission Company
North Front Street
la Crosse
Wis
Grocers’ Retail Association
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