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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
6
In Justice Dever's court detectives in plain clothes packed the room as the police graft trial opened. State witness Wexler, a confessed burglar, testified he paid Captain James Storen 500 dollars and Detective Sergeants Weissbaum and Roth 100 each for protection.
Help wanted indicating a nurse seeks a caregiver for an invalid person. Contact shows old phone 5574 and address 1616 South Tenth, 657 kinds noted, location 1616 South Tenth.
Tent meetings start at 3 30 p m and 7 p m tomorrow in the mission tent on Winnebago Street between 14th and 15th streets. Evening services are held during the week at 7 o'clock except Monday and Saturday.
The senior class presented All-of-a-Sudden Peggy at the theater last night to a crowded house. Edith Gates as Peggy and Thomas Roche as the leading man carried their roles with honor and drew rounds of applause. Maynard Barney as Lord Crackenthrope and Calverna Linse as Lady Crackenthorpe impressed the audience, with strong supporting turns by Marie Esch Alex Feinberg Gordon Holway and others. Andrew Boyd and Russell Anderson provided humor as servants and the overall production was smooth and entertaining.
Crowds gathered at the Moos farm for a meadow ball game and a late night dance. Leigh Toland led the dog chase that started the game as L H White hit a ball into a hayfield and both sides chased it. Guests enjoyed coffee, cream, and a long procession of farm rigs carrying neighbors to the Hauser place for the dance that lasted until near midnight.
Carrie Daniels executrix of John A. Daniels applies to La Crosse County Court for final account settlement and allowance and for assignment of residue. Hearing set at Court House on the 29th of June 1915 at 10 o'clock A M. by order of County Judge John Brindley, attorney Otto M Schlarach for executrix.
In Cloquiet Minnesota a devastating fire killed six year old Dred Killby and four year old Isabelle Killby in their parents Frank and Mrs Killby’s residence. Fire destroyed the dwelling early today and authorities investigate the blaze.
General Samuel Pearson Boer leader and lecturer, recently in public notice for suing Allis-Chalmers over neutrality law disputes, will deliver a lecture in the LaCrosse Theater Monday evening. He is a naturalized American who has traveled to Europe and the battle fronts since the war began.
The article describes the masque The Masque of Marsh and River by Howard Mumford Jones. It blends older masque traditions with Elizabethan influence. It emphasizes spectacle dance and music plus a moral message about conserving beauty spots.
Drug crazed burglars forced entry into the narcotic room of Parks Davis & Company in Chicago and stole twelve suitcases of cocaine and morphine valued at $1,000. They blasted the safe and took $150 in cash.
The American liner Philadelphia departed from New York for Liverpool shortly after noon today carrying a full passenger list including saloon and second cabin guests.
Christian, accused of a dual marriage, pleaded guilty after warrants were issued by Supt. Dewey Hirt and McGaughren. Evidence includes two marriage certificates and letters between Christian and Mary Kronz. Winona authorities reportedly declined charges despite notification.
Two charges were contained in the Hirt warrant and Christian was confronted with them. He made no serious attempt to deny the facts.
Notice announces a special term of the County Court in La Crosse County on June 29 1915 at 10 oclock A M to hear the application of John H Dat as executor for adjustment settlement and allowance of final account and for assignment of the estate to rightful heirs. County Judge James Thompson attorney for estate.
Third Street saloon keeper Ed Luedke contests claims by neighbor Louis C Olson that Olson bought Luedke's business with a city hall cash bid. Luedke vows to remain in business despite Olson taking the license fee lead this year. Two more licenses were issued today.
Nance O Neil stars as Princess Romanoff in the William Fox feature based on Sardou. The film, praised by David Belasco as a supreme emotional actress, will play at the Majestic for three days starting Sunday.
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