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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1913

Page

5

Women Leaders Appointed and Tax Protest Noted

Mrs N P Cook, ex chair of the Civic committee of the Utah State Federation of Women's clubs, named a Salt Lake City food inspector. On Atlantic City's Boardwalk a Votes for Women shop runs by Mrs M B Guilford. Belle Squire of Chicago, tax protester, returns a personal tax schedule stamped Votes for Women No Vote No Tax.

N. P. Cook Utah State Federation of Women’s Clubs Salt Lake City Atlantic City N. J M. B. Guilford Belle Squire Chicago Squire

Clever Paris Policeman Captures Burglars Dropping Loot

On the Quai de Percy two burglars dropped a heavy sack of loot when three police officers arrived. Policeman Andre stayed behind and emptied the sack, then fired through it as the fugitives returned to lift the loot, prompting their surrender.

Paris Quai de Percy Andre

Niagara Name Origins and Early Spellings

The Niagara name derives from the Seneca word neagara meaning across the neck. Early explorers and geographers offered more than thirty readings of the term reflecting aftershocks of discovery and translation.

Niagara

Devereux Milburn Sets Sights On English Polo Clash

New York star Devereux Milburn, hailed as the world’s best polo player, declares readiness for international matches against the English team despite two near death incidents in practice. Oxford alumnus Milburn, renowned for fearless riding, has twice been thrown from galloping ponies this year.

New York

Blame McGovern for Bills Death in Wisconsin Fire Insurance Clash

In Madison on June 6 special reports blame Governor McGovern for defeating a progressive plan to regulate fire insurance rates and consolidate fire protection. The articles argue politics and McGovern’s opposition blocked two key bills aimed at rate control and unified administration, promising lower rates and improved fire protection if enacted.

Madison McGovern Special Fire Insurance Committee Special Committee Commissioner of Insurance Department of Insurance

Australia’s Great Rabbit Fence Across Western Australia

A 1200 mile rabbit barrier runs from temperate to tropical regions with gates for access. Each fence section is overseen by an inspector and boundary riders patrol to keep it in good repair. Since its erection it has blocked rabbit hordes from overrunning the land beyond.

Australia Western Australia Tropics

Dayton Raises Two Million to Shield Gem City From Flood

Dayton Ohio staged a dramatic two day fund drive ending with over two million dollars pledged to fund river improvements. Citizens from bankers to laborers contributed, with a mass meeting pledging six hundred thousand in two hours. A flood prevention expert and engineers begin a survey of the Miami valley district as railroads and Army engineers cooperate to ensure Dayton stays flood free.

Dayton Ohio John H. Patterson Miami Valley Army Engineers

Kaiser to enter oleomargarine business in Prussia

Kaiser Wilhelm plans a Cadm en oleomargarine factory as part of a new enterprise. His brother in law Prince Ernst of Schleswig Holstein already operates a Prattenau plant. Reichstag Agrarians oppose oleomargarine sales and even proposed dyeing the product blue to deter buyers.

Berlin Dusseldorf Kaiser Wilhelm Cadmen Prince Ernst Schleswig-Holstein Prattenau Tlee Prussia Reichstag

School adopts compulsory feature with teacher support

School authorities gain hearty cooperation from manufacturers in implementing a compulsory feature. Students are showing enthusiasm as the program proceeds.

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