Suffragette intrusion at Buckingham Palace shocks royal ceremony
London reports that a youthful militant from the Women's Social and Political Union breached the Buckingham Palace court scene during a debutante presentation. She kneeled before the king and cried for the ballot, sparking confusion about what occurred. Officials later escorted her out as guests faced stricter entry verification. Queen Mary showed indignation at the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Women’s Social and Political Union
Buckingham Palace
Mary
Eleanor Blomfield
King George
Buckingham Palace Court
Arthur Blomfield
Heathen Wife's Fate Seen As Great Punishment
A fragment notes that the heathen's wife could bring a grave penalty, implying divine or social sanction. The statement hints at looming punishment tied to religious or moral expectations, reflecting a Vedic or historical moral judgment.
Island volcano erupts on Sanguir in Dutch possession
A message reports a volcanic eruption on Sanguir, a Dutch possession island about 150 miles below Mindanao, destroying several score houses and causing enormous damage. No lives lost are mentioned, and the island is described as mountainous with several active volcanoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Sanguir
Mindanao
Nesbit Thaw to build Mount Lebanon home for son
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry K. Thaw, plans a handsome Mount Lebanon home in Pittsburg and will place it in trust for her son. A deed to a ninety foot plot on the Washington Pike was recorded, confirming the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Mount Lebanon
Washington Pike
Wisconsin Farm Management Tour Educates West Salem Farmers
About thirty Wisconsin farmers toured La Crosse county as part of the Wisconsin Farm Management tour led by Dean Otis of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture. They visited W F Miller, Von der Ohe brothers, H D Griswold, Ray Lewis, and Alfred Stubbs to study dairying cost tracking and profit percentages, alfalfa emphasis, then toured Onalaska’s agricultural school and Holmen area farms including J M Halderson, K O Gaarder, and W D Sandman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Dean Otis
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
West Salem
W. F. Miller
Miller
Onalaska
Holmen
J. M. Halderson
K. O. Gaarder
W. D. Sandman
Truck Beheads Boy in Downtown St Paul Tragedy
In St Paul Minnesota today five year old Sammy Asch broke from his mother and ran into a busy street. A heavy truck struck him, passing wheel crushed his head in view of hundreds. His parents, jeweler A G Asch and his wife, were left shattered by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Sammy Asch
A. G. Asch
Husband says he was drugged after wedding to actress
Lawrence Converse claims he was drugged after marrying Reatha Watson Lytelle of San Diego. He says he left his wife and two babies, later stating he knows nothing of the ceremony. The June 5 report notes the marriage occurred Wednesday night and he denies knowledge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Lawrence Converse
Reatha Watson Lytelle
San Diego
Democracy Rule At Prom Tonight Junior Prom
Democracy governs the Junior prom in Hixon gymnasium with equal footing and simple formalities. Doors open by streetcar or on foot. carriages may arrive but are viewed skeptically. Admission drops to seventy five cents. programs issued at the dance start to curb cliques. Stags face extra charge. dances mix old and new styles under strict school rules. Grand march led by Winifred Forbes and Harry Marshall, with a list of escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixon Gymnasium
Winifred Forbes
Harry Marshall
Carrie Christian
Roger Lueck
Bessie Nyhns
Harry Hirshheimer
Mamie Olsen
Melvin Pierce
Eleanor Schweizer
Walter Oeschger
Helen Burke
Paul Marcou
Commission Hears Telephone Case in Sand Lake
Halford Erickson of the Wisconsin railroad commission holds a hearing at city hall on the petition by John Coady and other Sand Lake Coulee residents to lower rates charged by La Crosse Telephone Co. The La Crosse firm bought Sand Lake lines from La Crosse Interurban, which had $1.25 monthly and La Crosse then raised to $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halford Erickson
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
John Coady
Sand Lake Coulee
la Crosse Telephone Company
la Crosse Company
Sand Lake
la Crosse Interurban Telephone Company
Ole Hagen Dies At 93 In La Crosse Home
Ole Hagen father of Fred Hagen of La Crosse and Olaf of Portland died this morning at 3 30 from infirmities of old age. He had lived in La Crosse since 1888 and was 93. Survived by two sons Fred and Olaf. Funeral Sunday at 2 00 at 1418 Rose street and 2 30 at Trinity Lutheran church Avon street Rev A Forness officiating. Burial Campbell cemetery.
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Ole Hagen
Fred Hagen
Rose Street
Mr. Hagen
la Crosse
Fred
Olaf
Portland
Ore
Trinity Lutheran
Rev. A. Forness
Campbell Cemetery
Barezewski Funeral Held For Mrs Mary Barezewski
The funeral service for Mrs Mary Barezewski who died Tuesday night at St Francis hospital was conducted this morning at 8 30 at her parents home 1226 Winnebago street and at 9 o clock at Holy Cross church Reverend L J Kufel presiding Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery
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Mary Barezewski
St. Francis Hospital
Winnebago Street
Holy Cross Church
L. J. Kufel
Ormson to face speeding charge after deadly crash
Louis Ormson, of North La Crosse, the driver of the car that plunged off the road toward French Island killing Charles Lund and injuring another party member, faces arraignment in Judge Cronon's court. Police report the Third street run at nearly fifty mph. three party members to be arraigned on disorderly charges. Harvey Laramore, alleged driver, cannot be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ormson
North la Crosse
French Island
Charles Lund
Ormson
Harvey Laramore
Redfield cheers U S optimists amid recession fears
Secretary Redfield told Raleigh chamber that the nation is prosperous and that pessimists profit from it. He cited record auto registrations in New York and a strong fruit season from California to Florida, arguing political gain from alarm is small and harmful. He urged optimism.
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Raleigh
N. C
Wilson
Redfield
United States Department of Commerce
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
New York
California
Florida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Miles Calls River of Doubt a Myth in Lecture
General Nelson A. Miles declares the so called River of Doubt in Brazil is not new and that the San Juan Hill charge is a myth. He claims Roosevelt will be nominated but facts will reveal the river and actions, aided by Father Bernard Murray. Miles notes his Civil War service and role in Puerto Rico invasion.
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Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Brazil
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Miles
San Juan
Bernard Murray
Chicago
Porto Rico
Morgan Was Not A Magician In New Haven Inquiry
Washington June 5 The late J P Morgan was a human being not a magic figure. Lewis Cass Led yard testified before the interstate commerce commission in the New Haven investigation. The session featured sharp exchanges between Led yard and Counsellor Folk. He said express companies would quit business if parcel post and new zone rates cut rail revenues, unless railroads share more.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Ledyard
Commission
Prospects for Tolls Vote Fade in Senate Speech
Washington June 5 Prospects for a vote on the Panama tolls question this week faded utterly today when Senator Poindexter of Washington began a long speech against repeal. Senator La Follette is expected to speak most of tomorrow.
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Washington
Panama
Poindexter
la Follette
Diamond Rings Window Display at Irvine Jeweler
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler, promotes four series of fine 14k gold mounted diamond rings with platinum settings. Prices range from 12.50 to 350.00, highlighting hand picked extra quality stones and Wesseltons, claiming prices will rise and now is a favorable time to buy.
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W. T. Irvine
Official's Wife Sues for Balm in Illinois Suit
Mrs Mary Quinlan Kuhns Brady sues State Auditor James J Brady for 50000 breach of promise claiming a Detroit secret marriage in 1913 after divorce from Charles Kuhns, and that Brady promised a second ceremony and monthly support but stopped payments. She contends the marriage is invalid under state law and seeks damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J. Brady
Illinois
Mary Quinlan Kuhns-Brady
Kuhns-Brady
State House
Springfield
Detroit
Mich
Charles O. Kuhns
Brady
Brewmasters Set for La Crosse Meeting and Banquet
Twenty members of the Upper Mississippi Valley Brewmasters association plan to attend the annual meeting in La Crosse tomorrow. A river picnic on the Sunbeam will precede the 7 pm business session at Hotel Deering followed by an 8 15 pm banquet where R W Davis of Bangor will speak on Future Legislation and the Liquor Traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Mississippi
Bangor
la Crosse County
Norwegian Choir Members Sail for Chicago Saengerfest
Seventeen members of the Nor manna Sangerkor departed for Chicago to join the twelfth biennial Saengerfest of the Norwegian singers Association of America. The group travels with director Eivind O Forsyth and will perform in Christiania during Norway’s centennial, then in Bergen and Trondheim before disbanding.
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Normanna Sangerkor
Chicago
Norwegian Singers’ Association of America
Halfdan B. Forseth
Simon Lee
A. Jens Rosholt
Edward Seielstad
Oscar Engaas
Orrin Nelson
Edwin Hoel
Theodore Dahl
Theodore L. Dahl
Gilbert Orness
Rolf S. Rynning
Lars Engaas
Hans Eide
Andrew J. Ness
Charles P. Thompson
Emil Kriebel
Eivind O. Forsyth
Sangerkor
Christiania
A. J. Ness
Emil Kriebl
H. B. Forsyth
E. A. Eide
la Crosse
J. P. Wigdahl
Viroqua
Adolph Gunderson
Andrew Peterson
George Street
Peter Mickelson
West Salem
H. A. Eide and Son
Edwin Dahl
Galesville
New York
Bergen
Norway
Trempealeau Votes to Bond for Electric Lights
Trempealeau Wis June 5 Special At a special election yesterday the town passed a proposition to borrow 8000 for electric lights by 97 to 1 Work on the plant will start at once and electric light service is expected by August 1 The Wisconsin Railway Light and Power company of Hatfield Wis will furnish the power The city will own and operate the plant and provide twenty four hour service
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Trempealeau
Wis
Wisconsin Railway, Light and Power Company
Hatfield
Die Strappel to Planes Paris
Lieutenant Gironne and Private Rioux were killed when their aeroplane crashed near Dijon after a fierce storm. The wreck exploded and the pilots were found burned and mangled, strapped to the wreckage as peasants rushed to the scene.
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Paris
Gironne
Rioux
Dijon
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Walter O. Hosely
Mick
Old City
Hosely Cigar Store
Fay Lewis & Bros
Mr. Hosely
Micklejohn
James Whitcomb Riley
Walter C. Hosely
City Grocery
A. A. Johnson
Uly
Tiffany
Main Street
Wisconsin Farm Management
Geo. B. Ruse, the Jeweler
Barezewski
U. S
River OF Doubt
Ilinois State
Upper Mississippi Valley Association
Saengerfest
Strappel
George Kleine
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Egypt
Rome
Kleine Attraction Co
Majesti
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