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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

3

Legislature Sees Referendum Move on Women’s Suffrage

The Wisconsin legislature passes a referendum plan on woman suffrage, subject to a governor’s approval, potentially placing the issue on the next general election ballot. The New York Evening Post notes Albany persistence behind this step and outlines how Wisconsin may join Nevada California Oregon and Kansas in a statewide vote.

Wisconsin New York New York Evening Post Senate Judiciary Committee Albany Senate Nevada California Oregon Kansas Iowa Indiana

Suffrage Referendum Narrowly Fails in North Dakota

The North Dakota senate defeats a referendum by two votes amid no active suffrage organizations in the state. Observers note that passage would push nationwide influence, signaling how nearby states like Indiana Iowa and Michigan could be shaped by a broader move to grant full adult suffrage.

North Dakota

Muzzle 'cut out muffler' noise soon to be curbed in Chicago

The Chicago Tribune laments street noise from car mufflers and applauds a July 1 implementation granting the city greater power to regulate motor vehicles. The measure aims to curb nocturnal nuisances, protect pedestrians, and ease nervous strain caused by loud exhausts.

Chicago Chicago Tribune

Local Notables Travel and School Manual Training Prize

VIROQUA WIS. Mr and Mrs Will Nelson went to La Crosse with their infant child. Many residents and guests from Westby Cashton and West Prairie visit the city. The manual training and domestic science exhibit at the schoolhouse draws large crowds as prizes awarded for work by boys and girls of the district.

Will Nelson la Crosse Henry Lindemann Chris Berg Helen Gebhardt Milwaukee Corinne F. E. Morley Ripon N. R. Nelson Claudia Nelson A. O. Larson Hermane Aiken Montana James Bigley Amy Buchanan Stanton Billings Mont James Rowe Viola Dawson, Minn Della Smith Seattle Wash N. B. Smith Byron Yakey Martha Neprud Nora Westby C. B. Peterson Cashton Kuebler Hardware Viroqua C. C. Brown Otto Otteson Thos. Gorsuch Orin Theige Bernard Cass Fitor J. T. Hage Soren Larson A. J. Beat

Baking With Straight Dough

The article explains straight dough method where all ingredients are mixed at once and the dough rises until doubled. It notes MARVEL Flour’s expansion qualities as superior to ordinary flours, contributing to the method’s popularity.

New Cement Sidewalks and Local Happenings Across Town

A list of residents and businesses, including Charley Phil lips and M A Ady, notes many new sidewalks under construction. The Ontario Wilton Toad project has raised 16000 dollars within two weeks. Other items mention Mrs Geo Thompson, John Krogan, Dr Martin Hagen marrying Edna Johnson in Cashton, auto purchases by S B Reque and Brad Miller, and visitors from Hillsboro Readstown Sparta La Crosse Westby and Retreat with school events and Decoration Day observations.

Charley Phillips M. A. Ady W. BE. Lawton A. F. May William Webb E. S. Goodell Robert Arnold Soldiers Grove Cashton Edna Johnson Norway S. B. Reque Westby Brad Miller St. Paul Willard Hall Readstown Collins la Crosse F. E. Morley Paul Evert J W. Houghton Myrtle Shanks Mary Graves Pauline Thompson Margaret Graves Coon Valley Ed Norris West Salem Elijah Tilton Sparta

Customs official wed his ex daughter in law

Hamilton Ont June 5 A R Whyte of the customs office has married Mrs Alexander Whyte his divorced daughter in law The remark about marrying for love is tempered by the line that a bride with a rich husband has “done well”

Hamilton Ont A A. R. Whyte The Customs Office Alexander Whyte

Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Gleams

There is naught so fair as a golden ray when clouds are tossed and the sun comes out. There is naught so sweet to a burdened heart when gloom lifts and the sun comes out. There is naught so wild as the frenzied cry after a three base clout with bases full and the score tied. Then the sun comes out Sentinel.

Why He Trembled

A British detachment faces a rebel Indian troop readiness. An old sergeant notes a young soldier Callaghan trembling before battle. The sergeant questions if fear is for his own skin, while Callaghan asserts loyalty and bravery to oppose the enemy.

Callaghan

Ironical fate in a Chicago debt case

A cheerful debtor recalls a last week incident in Chicago involving a twenty five dollar money order and a man he owed thirty dollars to. A creditor questions the coincidence as fate in this brief exchange from Youth's Companion.

Chicago

Principal Sympathized as Night School Faces Struggles

After the first session the principal endured two hours of difficulty as many pupils could not speak English. A teacher drew him to a room with a blackboard showing a stubborn foreign language incident, highlighting the day’s strains for staff and learners.

Hell of a Command by Victorian Officers Sparks Controversy

An anecdote from Sir Evelyn Wood’s Stories recalls Sir James Yorke Scarlett directing skirmishers in a sham battle at Aldershot. The clash centers on a sharp rebuke over leading the enemy line in retreat, ending with a quip about a heather sprig and a soldier’s sightedness.

Sir Evelyn Wood Aldershot James Yorke Scarlett Balaclava Sir Evelyn James Westminster Gazette

Raoul Confronts Ghostly Eyes and Blood on Balcony

Raoul fires at eerie eyes at his bed foot after a dark vision of Erik. Blood on the balcony proves real, not a dream, as Count Philippe and servants scrutinize the scene and question Raoul’s sanity and plans to seize Christine Dane.

Erik Humbug Raoul Count Philippe Christine Chagnys Christine Dane M. Maure Philippe

Absent minded professor butlered by baby talk episode

A Penn professor loved by students but prone to distraction asks a new mother if her baby can walk. The wife replies the child has walked for five months, then the professor laments the length of the journey before drifting back to thought.

Chile Bas Winetow Butte University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Times

Foot Relief Promises Easy Dance with EZO Ointment

Advertisement touts EZO ointment as a miracle foot remedy. It claims instant relief for sore, burning, sweaty feet and conditions like coins bunions and callouses. The copy notes a 25 cent jar, mail orders from Rochester Wisconsin and a Hoeschjer Bros endorsement.

EZO Ezo Chemical Co Rochester Hoeschjer Bros

Immigration plan blocked by stork saves Argentinian widow

New York June 5. Immigration officials intended to deport Mrs Sacha Betrous widow of an Argentinian for trachoma but the arrival of a stork altered the case she will be allowed to enter as mother of a baby born in the United States.

New York Sacha Betrous America

Nut Cake Recipe From Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill

A period cookbook feature presents KC Nut Cake with butter sugar milk flour nuts and egg whites. chocolate icing and optional nut caramel frosting offered. Instructions cover mixing cream, folding and baking in a shallow sheet pan thirty to forty minutes. Includes offer for KC Cook's Book via free mail.

Jaques Marc. Co Chicago

Baby falls four stories in Cleveland apartment

In Cleveland on June 5 a baby named Kest aged 112 years fell from the Majestic apartments fourth story. The 60 foot drop left the infant unharmed, illustrating apartment owners’ concerns about babies.

Cleveland, O Kest Majestic

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