Gatterson Set for State Elks President Amid Delegation Arrivals
The La X delegation reaches the city as a brass band leads the greeting in Waukesha while Dr. E A Gatterdam enters contention for Elks state presidency. Indications point to defeating Oshkosh and Sheboygan for the honor as Racine plans for next year.
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E. A. Gatterdam
Elks Convention
Waukesha
Wis
E. A. Gotterdam
la Crosse
Burroughs
Milwaukee
S. F. Weber
State Association of Elks Clubs
Gatterdam
H. H. Case
H. C. Evenson
O. J. Sorensen
J. F. Schrank
Chris. J. Burns
John Verdota
Samuel la Chapelle
T. J. Farlan
Lester Keene
Larry Sherbert
Tony Reitzel
Doc. Evenson
Tetteras
Messrs. la Chapelle
Evanson
Superior
Janesville
John Choler
State Association
Gotterdam
Oshkosh
Racine
Sheboygan
Lutheran synod debates missions and Gale college support
Mission support and maintenance dominated the closing session of the Eastern Norwegian Lutheran synod in Oshkosh. Debate over funding for Gale college at Galesville and Whittenburg academy continued as delegates urged broader home mission contributions and reported on district fund totals.
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Norwegian Lutheran Synod
Home Mission Board
Lutheran Synod of the South
Committee For
Committee On Christian High Schools
Home Mission Fund
Gale College
Galesville
H. A. Preus Academy
Albion
Wis
Whittenburg Academy
Whittenburg
General Synod
V. Karen
J. Norby
Koren
Saloonists Win Second Case in Liquor to Minors Trial
The jury acquitted August Rennebohm a saloon keeper charged with selling liquor to a minor after a lengthy session. State witnesses testified Rennebohm admitted selling to Frank Lien and offered to plead guilty if Lien’s age could be proven. Lien did not appear. a 13 year old testified seeing him at the saloon while stating Lien might be 20. The defense argues the state failed to prove the minor’s age via church records. The case follows another anti saloon effort by Rev. Etzelmueller with two more cases pending, including Weigel & Melzarek as defendants.
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August Rennebohm
Henry Etzelmueller
Weigel & Melzarek
Otto Bosshard
Rennebohm
Frank Lien
Lien
Rev
Etzelmueller
John Mohr
A. Horn
Frank
Sixth
Hirschheimer Plow Company
Valya Garment Company
Presser
W. D. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Bosshard
Orchard Testimony Opens Mining Conspiracy Trial
In Boise Idaho on June 5 Mrs Haywood arrives with others as zeal trains into testimony about Orchard alias Albert Horsley and his links to the Western Federation of Miners. Witnesses place him at unions, mills and bomb plots while detailing payments and abductions tied to mining interests.
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Boise
Idaho
C. H. Wentz
Simkins
Simpkins
Simmons
Orchard
Haywood
Cumberland County
Ontario
Albert E. Horsley
Wallace
Burke
Frank Culberson
Western Federation of Miners
Richardson
Burke Lodge
Bunker Hill Sullivan
Stellenberg
West
Moyer
Denver
Vindicator
Hawley
Miners’ Federation
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Senate Ends Constitutional Convention Bid. Utility Bill Advances
In Madison the Senate rejected a constitutional convention proposal by 15 to 13. A public utility bill regulating heat water lighting and telephone services passed engrossed 75 to 11 with several Democrats supporting. An amendment for municipal control was defeated 71 to 16. Le Roy praised the bill while Aldrich and Thompson opposed it saying it limits public power. The assembly is expected to pass the measure.
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Madison
Wis
Messrs
Alldrige
Bauer
Berner
Bickler
Brockhausen
Detling
Domachowski
McGee
Thompson
Rollman
Weber
Anderson
Cernahan
Douglas
Kindly
Fred Peterson
Fred Smith
Stewart
Committee On Claims
le Roy
New York
Aldrich
Orby Wins the English Derby at Epsom
Orby ridden by J. Reiff and owned by Richard Croker won the English Derby at Epsom by two lengths ahead of eight top rivals. The American entry achieved a historic third victory for the U S in the classic, with heavy betting and royal spectators amid a rain softened track.
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Epsom Downs
England
Orby
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
Chicago Charter Signed to Beautify City
Springfield report says the governor signed the Chicago charter to enable its beautification. The note mentions the first mint in the United States dating to 1792.
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Springfield
Chicago
The
United States
La Crosse Lodge Leaders Arraigned Over Betting Scandal
La Crosse lodge members faced arraignment amid disruption to Brother Evanson’s finances. The lodge’s top official was fined or costed $50 after admitting he won the sum from his friends by betting on Ike Stephenson.
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la Crosse
Brother Evanson
Ike Stephenson
President Seeks Action On Harriman Combines
Washington June 5 The president and Secretary Bonaparte with Kellogg met to discuss Harriman and the possibility of prosecuting the Harriman combination. The president favors action if feasible while advisors disagree on feasibility. No official statement issued after the conference.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Kellogg
Harriman
Abine
San Francisco Sees Hour Long Quake Reported
The Weather Bureau records a light quake lasting about an hour starting around 10 29 last night with epicenter far to the south. San Francisco dispatches report a quake there at 12 27 this morning.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Trustees Denied Substitution in Mrs. Eddy Property Case
In Concord New Hampshire on June 5 Judge Chamberlain refused a motion by three newly appointed trustees to be substituted as plaintiffs in the suit seeking an accounting of Mrs. Eddy's property replacing the Next Friends who started the litigation.
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Concord
N. H
Chamberlain
Snow Falls in Cleveland and Inland Points
Snow fell in Cleveland Ohio and Uhrichsville and two other interior points today, June 5, as wintry weather impacted the region.
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Cleveland
Uhrichsville
Accommodating Peg Story From Marlboro Mayor
Mayor E F Brown recalls a bygone shoemaking tale as the peg magically found its hole when his father, a pioneer in the business, hit the peg and it flew up to the ceiling and dropped into the hole. He notes modern machines no longer peg shoes that way.
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E. F. Brown
Marlboro
Boot and Shoe Club
Boston Herald
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Delay increases the burden of unfinished work
The quotation notes that delaying tasks only postpones the inevitable and expands the overall workload, asserting that responsibilities must still be completed despite procrastination. It emphasizes discipline and timely effort to avoid compounding tasks.
Plan to Finance La Crosse Advertising Campaign
City board of trade debated boosting La Crosse through a coordinated advertising drive. A five member committee was appointed to craft plans for campaigns in magazines and media, with a second committee focusing on a new city market area.
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la Crosse
Board of Trade
Greater la Crosse
Ark
Transient Merchants Committee
Otto J. Koch
Milwaukee
Koch
W. R. Emery
Everybody's Magazine
Emery
Wm. Doerflinger
Keokuk
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Eugene A. Gatterdam
Roland T. Case
Ori J. Sorensen
Ea Crosse
Lodge Esquire
Elks
Federation
la Crosse Y. M. C. A
F. H. Scofield
E. E. Bentley
E R. Burke
Fares
George H. Ray
George W. Burton
John M. Holly, Jr
Alfred James
Fowler
M. Hackner
H. Spence
Harry Blackburn
F. H. Prescott
A. A. Zimmer
Ike Goodman
Senate
Whitehead
Deneen
Roosevelt
Eddy
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