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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
2
Betty insists on waiting to marry Milton the baritone who seeks a home and partnership to build a career. He argues that marriage now would hamper his ascent, while she weighs the cost of love, ambition, and a life in a crowded boarding house. She then acts to secure a license, hinting at a hopeful turn.
Pittsburg June 2 The International Harvester company has supplied government officials with more than 1200 defense witnesses as part of a nationwide Sherman act investigation. The government calls eighty witnesses the defendants 995 and more than 400 possible witnesses have been offered by Harvester attorneys.
Wisconsin hosts the Western Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet with contenders from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Missouri and California. Stars like Nicholson Case Beeson and Kelly have equalled or unofficially broken the world record in the 120 yard high hurdles and key sprinters vie for top times as Torsey clocked 10.2 seconds in a recent event.
Local and visiting residents gather for the agricultural school's commencement exercises. A long list of students and families appears in attendance including Johnsons of Milwaukee and Otterness and Olive visiting from Rio and Ripon. The program features speeches by Prof Engleman, Candace Erickson delivering the valedictory, and Grace Meyers giving the salutatory.
ELMSFORD NY May 2 Orlando Dammit seeks to change his name because he cannot tell if people are calling him or venting anger when they say O Dammit. Other items include a somnambulist who swam ashore after walking through Uniontown in pajamas and a gypsy caravan stunt by Lady Arthur Grosvenor in New York. Firemen rescue a detective on a Chicago roof after a ladder accident. A Chicago preacher questions religious life on a dollar a day and a Pittsburg tale features Ye Tang aiming to convert kin with salvation tactics.
Mrs. D Bailey of 1116 South Sixth Street La Crosse Wisconsin urges readers to use Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder problems recalling her 1907 endorsement. She notes lasting relief after trying the remedy from Erhart’s Drug Store and shares family health improvements. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY markets the pills in the United States priced at 50 cents.
Milwaukee fireman Clare Beck, 23, of 73 Twenty-ninth street, drowned when a rowboat capsized during a seat change near the center of Okauchee lake. His brother George Beck and two others, Robert and E Rouger, were rescued by nearby boat occupants who rushed to assist.
Madison Wisconsin June 2. For the first time in years university students clash with the police during the freshman cap burning stunt. After the cap burning the yearlings held a nightshirt parade downtown. Freshmen try to enter the Orpheum theater. management resists and police disperse the crowd.
Green Bay workers completed the physical connection of the two telephone networks last night. Subscribers of either system may now use the other company line, ending a lengthy delay and expanding local telephone service options.
In Marquette Wisconsin on June 2 physicians say a wanderer was linked to distributing cocaine in quantities so large that a single dose could kill fifteen nonusers. Walter Jones of Chicago, age 3, was picked up by police after two days without dope and near death. he was drugged to travel and sent back to Chicago.
Harold W. Nevel of Waupun aged 2 Lawrence graduate who had just started a business in Appleton drowned yesterday on Little Lake Butte du Mortes. Lloyd Clevinger, who was with him for forty minutes, was saved.
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