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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
1
Ten Mexican bandits reportedly sieze the Bowers ranch near Nova Sonora as Americans face peril. Reports indicate gunfights, plunder, and a cut railroad line while Washington weighs actions with Carranza and Villa amid rising hostilities and American casualties.
Otto Moos, Sand Lake Coulee farmer, marks a route from Onalaska to his farm for a gathering of La Crosse businessmen and wives. The event features a barn dance at the old Richards farm, near Moos home, with a picnic and anglers promised at a creekside site.
Madison Wis June 3 More legislation discussed as assembly passes measure abolishing state fish and game warden office and forestry commissions. Monk bill to raise age of consent to 18 approved. various bills tied to education and tax commissions move forward amid debate. Senate acts on efficiency bureau inquiry and civil service reform measures with amendments and final passages pending.
report says fortress captured amid a belabored assault as Russian forces seal a push into the eastern theater. defenders reportedly silenced by ammunition shortages before defeat in the Carpathian campaign.
Milwaukee on June 3 Mrs Su sie Wodjik convicted of strangling her six year old Adam on May 2 left for Waupun with a matron and deputy to start her life sentence She gave 25 cents to jail officials to buy a toy for her three year old son Johnny who will be sent to an institution
Madison Wis June 3 Charles Towne former warden of Waupun state penitentiary was appointed to succeed Warden Daniel Woodard and will assume duties July 1.
Showers and fair spells forecast across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with river levels set to fall. In La Crosse a heated council debate over a $50 000 two year plan to build a north side high school ends with tabled Kempter resolution and a column of figures detailing district graduation shares. The city’s social scene records the wedding of Miss Viola Doerflinger to Samuel Fellows in an elegant South Fourteenth Street ceremony with parlor decor and family attendance.
William Torrance warns of veiled threats in remarks by Chairman Kempter and leaves the meeting as aldermen debate a north high resolution issue. The dispute revolves around data handling and policy framing for the city project.
The wedding of Samuel Frances Fellows and La Crosse society girl Miss Doerflinger was solemnized at the Doerflinger residence in a ceremony attended by local guests and family. The couple plan residence in Chicago after the nuptials.
San Marino, the smallest republic, declared war on Austria per news dispatches. The Alpine nation spans 38 square miles with a population of 11,430 and the capital at the City of San Marino on the Switzerland Italy border.
The president will obtain a legal opinion within hours to confirm the stance on a key issue. Officials say the document will guide forthcoming decisions and clarify official position.
A British submarine torpedoed a large German transport in Panderma bay Marmora Sea. The attack required passing Turkish minefields in the Dardanelles near Panderma sixty miles southwest of Constantinople. The official report confirms the sinking.
Unconfirmed reports from Rome say a fresh civil uprising occurred in Trieste with troops firing into crowds, killing and wounding residents. About five thousand people are reported to have been arrested.
Springfield Massachusetts voters approved commission government on June 2 by a 1 928 to 1 166 margin after two prior defeats. The measure changes city governance structure in the New England city.
Przemysl surrendered after a three week siege as Austro German troops breached northern forts. Mackenzen’s forces seized the fortress and the Jaroshan Przemysl railway corridor, with Russians retreating toward Lemberg. Berlin confirms capture. London reports recapture claims amid ongoing war coverage.
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