Villa predicts advance to Mexico City without fighting
General Francisco Villa said he believes the conflict may end upon reaching Mexico City as he moves toward Juarez to secure ammunition and supplies. Brigades under Generals Hernandez and Cadlovia Werrera arrived to join Villa, with an inventory showing 4,090,000 rounds of ammunition available for use. He says he will need about twice that amount to end the revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
Coahila
Mexico
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Juarez
Zacatecas City
Aguas Calientes
Gonzales
San Luis Potosi
Huerta
Hernandez
Cadlovia Werrera
Francisco Villas
Villa
Half Million Attend St Louis Pageant in Forest Park
About five hundred thousand people watched the St. Louis Pageant and masque in Forest Park over four days, according to conservative estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Forest Park
Now is the time to consider laying of that new floor
The note urges immediate consideration of installing a new floor, signaling a planning step for renovations. It emphasizes timely action and evaluating options for materials, costs, and labor. The message centers on start date and approval needs within an organized project timeline.
St Marys School to Hold Commencement on June 12
Tomah Wis June 2 The annual commencement exercises of St Marys Catholic school will be held June 12. Miss Millie Schroeder of Hollister avenue left for Milwaukee to spend the summer. Mrs Peter Hass and family formerly of Tomah now in Madison spent Memorial day here returning home Sunday with J Steffer of Madison. Mrs Alvin Harris of Minocqua returned home after visiting here for two weeks. Archer Burcher and son of Sparta were callers in Tomah Sunday. Mr Burcher a former merchant of Tomahs Third ward. Mrs John Scribbin visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Keyes returned to Mauston Sunday. George Heyer returned home from Indianapolis where he has been taking a course in vulcanizing. Martin Midwater was a recent caller from Warrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Schroeder
Hollister Avenue
Milwaukee
Peter Hass
Tomah
Madison
J. Steffer
Alvin Harris
Minocqua
Archer Burcher
Son
Sparta
Burcher
Third Ward
John Scribbin
Fred Keyes
Mauston
George Heyer
Indianapolis
Martin Midwater
Warrens
Climax of a Giddy Whirl as a boy Dashes to Sunday School
Six year old Harry reflects on a busy week from Monday to Sunday, noting events such as dental loss, Lily's birthday, and a haircut, while preparing to rush to Sunday school in a clean white suit. The fragment captures a child’s lively week in a family scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Lily
Lippincott’s
Hearing on August Kutzborsky trustee account in La Crosse
Wisconsin county court to convene a special term in La Crosse on June 16 1914 at ten o'clock A M to hear August Kutzborsky's account as trustee under John Kutzborsky's will The hearing covers allowance of his compensation from May 2 1908 to May 1 1914 and for fixing attorney fees by order of County Judge John Brindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Cosse County
la Crosse
August Kutzborsky
John Kutzborsky
Shelby
John Brindley
Personal loan offers and social notices from La Crosse
Notices include a $20 000 personal loan offer on La Crosse real estate from 1000 to 2000, inquiries to B H Volz at 624 South Seventh. Local residents returning from trips, visits to Lansing, Preston and Caledonia, and various social engagements are listed. A Baptist church apron sale is announced with ice cream and cake. The St Mary’s school annual picnic at Myrick park is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
B. H. Volz
South Seventh Street
Harry Hapter
Edward Dick
Galesville
Walter Ascham
Lansing
Iowa
John Helsapple
Rass Murre
Gena Older
Tomah
O. G. Lewis
F. L. Page
Bangor
L. K. Lockman
LaCrosse
L. Showalter
Preston
Min
Moorhead
Minn
George Herken
A. G. Dahlgren
Chicago
J. W. Dahlgren
Market Street
C. A. McCarthy
South Eighth Street
Riverside Camp
Lizzie
Lina Boashard
la Cross
Myrick Park
Booster Annual to Feature Complete High School Production
The Booster Annual, due next Thursday, will be the most complete edition yet with short stories, editorials, literary organization cuts, class pages, and snapshots. Editor Will Walker leads a team including Herbert Wheaton, Henry Otten, Minnie Olson, Helen Clarke, Dorothy Irish, and Roger Lueck, with Fred Zeisler managing athletics and Knut Houck and Helen Burke handling locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster
Will Walker
Walker
Herbert Wheaton
Henry Otten
Minnie Olson
Helen Clarke
Dorothy Irish
Roger Lueck
Fred Zeisler
Knut Houck
Helen Burke
Arthur Evans
Winifred Forbes
Mildred Levis
Harry Hirshheimer
Frank Funke
Henry Evjen
Woman Leads Boycott Over Louisiana Betting Bill
In New Orleans on June 2 a woman started a boycott against merchants backing a bill before the Louisiana legislature to legalize race horse betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisana
American executed by Mexican federals in Salina Cruz
Washington dispatch reports William Sims an American was executed by Mexican federals at Salina Cruz on May 16 according to apparently authentic reports to the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Sims
Salina Cruz
State Department
Send In Your Order Druggist Beyschlag Ad
Charf Beyschlag promises immediate attention for drug store orders by mail or telephone. Free telephone delivery and parcel post or express mail shipment offered. Send in your orders to see prompt service. Druggist Chas Beyschlag 503 Main Street.
Four Sparta boys plead guilty to grocery breakin
Sparta Wisconsin June 2 four boys Marvin Fitzgerald Roy Olson Lester Perham and Jacob Baldwin pleaded guilty before Justice Lampson to breaking into the Court street grocery Saturday night and were bound over to circuit court with bonds set at 800 each. None had been released on bail by late last night. Also noted Miss Ella Evenson of Mount Hood Oregon to wed J H Shellbrake of Mount Hood June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Marvin Fitzgerald
Roy Olson
Lester Perham
Jacob Baldwin
Court Street
Justice of the Peace
Lampson
Circuit Court
Ella Evenson
Mount Hood
Ore
J. H
Museum of Daily Facts and Freaks Arrest Record
Chicago diary tale ends with a misread arrest register as a hotel desk sergeant sleeps. The column catalogs oddities from across cities including a bed death in St Louis, reform rhetoric in Chicago, a diving pony in New York, student drink polls in New York, and quirky crime notes in Cleveland and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Chicago
Samuel Meyers
Mary
ST. Louis
John Piehle
Reformer
Wilbur F. Crafts
Washington, D. C
Jerry
New York
North River
Students of Columbia
Olberg Tausche wedding at bride's mother home
Ethel Olberg and Archibald Earl Tausche were married today at 1 o'clock in the bride's mother's home at Sixteenth and Ferry streets. Rev C C Rowlison officiated. attendants were Miss Harriet Ray and Miss Mabel Byrne with Archibald Osberg as best man. A large guest list included relatives from Canton, Beloit, Minneapolis, St Paul and Fremont. The couple will honeymoon in Minneapolis and the lakes and live on Seventeenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olberg-Tausche
Mies
Ethel Olberg
G. A. Olberg
Archibald Earl Tausche
Palms and
Ferns
C. C. Rowlison
Congregational Church
Harriet Ray
Mabel Byrne
Archie Osberg
A. M. Dahl
Canton, Ill
Messrs
Merton
Ralph Dahl
Beloit
H. C. Osberg
Minneapolis
G. W. Prescott
St. Paul
Olberg
Tausche
Dyson Dagget
Edward Newburg
Irene Welch
Nora Nelson
Georgina Young
Hazel Thompson
Martha and
Ragnhild Skaar
Irene Lienlokken
Helen Kroner
Minneapolis and the Lakes
Seventeenth Street
First nomination papers issued by County Clerk Jolivette
County Clerk Bert Jolivette has issued the first nomination papers of the year. They may be circulated from now until the first of August, when they must be returned to the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jolivette
Dinner and dance honor Mrs. Richards guest list
Last evening Mrs. A. A. Maurer and Mr. Albert Maurer Jr. hosted a dinner for Mrs. R. B. Richards. Guests included J. M. Hixon F. H. Hankerson Mrs. W. E. Sawyer Captain Thompson Miss Jane Gillon and Gysbert Van Steenwyk. A dance for Miss Gillon followed with MacMillan Wing Farrand Hyde Ellen Hixon Chapman Easton Chamberlain Gordon Moll and Andre's orchestra providing soul inspiring music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Maurer
Albert Maurer, Jr
R. B. Richards
J. M. Hixon
F. H. Hankerson
W. E. Sawyer
Captain Thompson
Jane Gillon
Gysbert van Steenwyk
Miss Gillon
Messrs
D. G. MacMillan
E. M. Wing
C. H. Farrand
S. Y. Hyde, Jr
Ellen Hixon
Chapman
New York
Louise Easton
Robert Gordon
Alex Moll
Andre
Social Briefs From Local Circles In La Crosse
Mrs W H Blumentritt and daughter Gladys of Mound Prairie visit Mrs W Kelley at 216 North Ninth Street. Mrs E A Forss hosts Merry Workers club at 1342 Kane Street. La Crosse Woman's club picnic set for Myrick Park tomorrow. Mrs J M Hixon Miss Ellen Hixon and Miss Chapman depart for Minneapolis to see Mrs John MacMillan. Miss Dorothy Hixon returns from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Blumentritt
Gladys
Mound Prairie
W. Kelley
North Ninth Street
E. A. Forss
Merry Workers’ Club
Kane Street
la Crosse
Roosevelt claim on River of Doubt traced to 1688 map
Chicago June 2 Rev Bernard Murray of St Bernard's church disputed Col Roosevelt's claim of discovering a new river in Brazil. Murray says Roosevelt merely rediscovered the Madeira river referenced on London maps from 1688, dating the find to 225 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bernard Murray
St. Bernard’s Church
Brazil
Murray
Madera
Madeira
London
Notice to Creditors Estate of John Miller La Crosse Wis
State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court notices creditors six months after November 7 1913 to present claims for examination and allowance. The court will May 12 1914 at 10 AM in the La Crosse Court House examine and adjust all claims against John Miller deceased. Dated November 7 1913 By the Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crossé
John Miller
Shelby
Barbara Miller
la Crosse
John Brindley
La Crosse Prepares for Homecoming Week Beautification
La Crosse plans a beautified homecoming and Fourth of July week with Made in La Crosse events. Park Commissioner John H. Forrer began decorating Levee park with eastern buds for an oriental effect and temporary lights. Miss Lillian Torrance was chosen clerk of the entertainment committee to help visitors register and locate old acquaintances at City Hall. Mayor Sorensen intends Governor McGovern’s entertainment, coordinating Shriner class members to assist during the governor's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorensen
la Crosse
John H. Forrer
Far East
Lillian Torrance
Board of Trade
Miss Torrance
Ori J. Sorensen
McGovern
Militant Suffragettes Smash Windows in Wales Talk Day
In Criccieth Wales on June 2 militants disrupted a Liberal meeting. Five suffragettes used hammers to smash twenty windows on the village main street before being arrested. David Lloyd George addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criccienth
Wales
David Lloyd George
Death of Seattle buyer John Steinkirchner in Rochester
John W. Steinkirchner a retired Seattle buyer of Chicago died in St Marys hospital this morning after being found unconscious in a gas filled room in Rochester. He was a noted figure in local commerce and had connections to Chicago and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
John W. Steinkirchner
Seattle
Chicago
St. Mary’s Hospital
Steinkircher
Wages Paid Here Up To The Average In Wisconsin
Madison June 2 Wage figures from the state highway commission compare La Crosse County with other counties showing foremen 2.75 per day steam roller operators 3.50 engineers 3 team drivers with wagons 4.50 team on wheels 4.50 other teams 4.50 common labor 2.25 spreaders 2.50 crusher feeders 2.25 with the same range of pay noted across the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Madison
Wis
la Crosse County
State Highway Commission
Breitung Faces Suit by Former Gardener in White Plains
Edward N. Breitung of Chicago reacts with little concern to news that Max Frederick Kleist, his former gardener, has filed a $250,000 alienation of affections suit in White Plains, New York, alleging interference with his marriage to Breitung’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward N. Breitung
Chicagoan
Max Frederick Kleist
White Plains
N. Y
Breitung
New Haven Directors Face Collision With Truth
The New Haven directors were prepared for many clashes, but the final collision with the truth could not be avoided as events unfolded, exposing hidden realities and demanding accountability from leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Homely Yet Admired and Envied Theme Confused
Fragmentary text evokes a convoluted phrase about homely appearance and admired traits. The source lacks clear event, people, or places to establish a coherent news item or itemized summary.
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F. A. Reiman
Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
W. F. Strauss
Pearl Street
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
Capital
Segelke & Konshaus Manufacturing CO
St.mary’s School
St. Mary’s Catholic School
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Sparta Boys
Museum of
Crean
Pat O'Connor
Potsdam
Holy Cross Academy
Herbert
Keesport
Herbert Morgan
Cleveland, O
George Broadhurst
George
Cleveland
Trvine
W. T. Irvine
T. R
Ferrer
ST. Wenceslas
St. Wenceslaus
School Hall
Winnebago
Paul Wachs
Lillian Matejka
Dorothy Kuehn
Chopin
Alice Carsted
Randegger
Mme
Jan Kubelik
Helen Shorna
Miss Chamberlain
Winona
Ben Greet Woodland
The
Drama League of la Crosse
Hebberd’s Drug Store
Main
Fourth Streets
Mississippi River
Morning Star
Tri-Cities
Davenport-Rock Island-Moline
Stillwater
St. Pan
Tri- Cities
Feldar
A. Thomas
la Cros Northern Steamboat CO
Wewws
Davenport
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