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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
9
Grand Jury in St Paul returns indictments against Louise Arbogast daughter for murder and against her mother for first degree murder. Louise allegedly killed her husband and attempted suicide. Louise may be tried today while the mother’s case remains secret, with possible justifiable homicide claim noted for the mother.
Washington reports Champ Clark, Democratic House minority leader, as a leading possible 1912 presidential candidate. His tariff stance, public record, and popularity with and against Bryan fuel support for a Clark push. Clark’s rising profile follows the Cannon rule fight and Clark’s noted public appearances and future Chautauqua appeal.
In Milwaukee on June 5 Alderman Altpeter won council approval of a safe and sane Fourth of July ordinance. Toy pistols guns cannon fire crackers and blank cartridges must not exceed three fourths of an inch thick and may not contain explosives stronger than ordinary black gunpowder.
Rev F H Truesdale, former King Street M E pastor and Madison district superintendent, will be buried at the First M E Church in Madison Monday at 2 30 PM. He was highly esteemed in the conference and by friends in the area.
P. Carlin national organizer for the Building and Trades union delivers an address at a local meeting. The session highlights organizing efforts and labor priorities for members in the area.
The American Federation of Labor addressed La Crosse union members at a regular meeting last night. Mr. Carlin spoke to enthuse the men and boost union interest. He noted carpenters and builders enjoyed strong prosperity, no trouble reported, and wage scales increased up to 15 percent where requested.
A pin in the steering gear dropped from W. T. Irvine’s auto causing the machine to crash into a tree in Pettibone park and turn over. George Irvine was driving and none of the occupants were hurt.
A vehicle incident left both occupants unharmed as the mother sat in the rear seat and no injuries were reported.
Fred Conrad and Ada Kain of La Crosse received a marriage license from County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson this morning. The transaction confirms their intent to wed in the near future.
In Flint Michigan on June 5 Walter Rockafellow dressed as a ghost to scare his ten year old son after the boy skipped school. He shouted I will get you for running away from school and jumped into the boy's room. The child has not been seen since.
Milwaukee. W. J. Rheinfrank who rescued three people from drowning three years ago received a gold medal from the International Association of Accident Underwriters. The organization awards three such medals annually.
In Beloit Wisconsin on Friday the Southern Wisconsin Dental Association defeated a resolution to disband keeping the group intact and continuing its local dental professional activities.
A fragment shows a gangster and a simple mug joking about days and a Sunday future. The exchange hints at crime era mood with slang and casual bravado.
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