Higbee Named Sixth District Judge by Wisconsin Governor
E C Higbee of La Crosse was appointed by Gov Davidson as judge of the Sixth Judicial circuit to succeed the late J J Fruit. The appointment lasts until a successor is elected and qualified, with Judge Higbee taking office after arriving in Viroqua to begin duties.
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
E.C. Higbee
la Crosse
Sixth Judicial Circuit
J. J. Fruit
Milwaukee
Fred C. Imbush
Imbush
Higbee
Judge Fruit
George W. Bunge
Stephenson
Bunge
Hughee
Bob” Cowie
Whitehall
Ellis B. Usher
R. B. Gelatt
Assemblyman Twelme
E. C. Higbee
Plainville
Adams County
E. Higbee
The
William F. Wolfe
Judicial District
Alfred Harricon
Viroqua
Vernon
Higbee & Higbee
J. E. Hig
Wisconsin
Edward c. Higbee
Dell Prairie
Adams
Kilbourn
University of Wisconsin
Isist University
Trempealeau
Opan
Rein Trempealeau
At- Wis
of Law
T. J. Connor
Wharf Collapse Kills Twenty at Ponchartrain Pier Tragedy
At Mandeville Louisiana on June 7 a wharf connected to the Laxe Ponchartrain collapsed as the excursion steamer Margaret docked. Ten bodies recovered, fifteen seriously injured, forty more slightly hurt. Indictments possible against railroad owners and steamer owners. Rescue saved many as crowds surged and life preservers and boats were deployed.
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Margaret
Lizzie Lotz
Marie Goiten
Kathleen Goiten
A. A. Alberto
Chas, Bruno
Laura Ray
Alice Chopping
Eugenie Pabst
A. Eberhard
Mercedes Killen
Miss M. Spizzo
Charles Bruno
The
Indianapolis balloon race records to date
In the national championship balloon race starting from the Indianapolis Speedway, crews report results. Link and Irvin in Indianapolis won the National Handicap cup by landing Westmorland Texas at 11 50 Sunday. Coey and Bennett Chicago landed Scottsville Kentucky at 9 10 a m Sunday. Thompson Nashville Indiana 6 15 p m Saturday. Wade and Morgan Cleveland landing Columbus Indiana 7 30 p m Saturday. Berry and McCullough University City landed Blanche Tennessee 7 p m Sunday. Fisher and Baumbaugh Indiana traveling southwest over Sumner County Tennessee at dusk Sunday. Forbes and Harmon New York landed Corinth Mississippi 5 10 Monday morning. Baldwin and Walsh Hoosier landed Green Briar Tennessee at 10 this morning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Link and
Irvin
Westmorland
Texas
Chicago
Coey
Bennett
Scottsville
Ohio
Thompson
Pilot
Nashville
Cleveland Wade
Morgan
Collumbus
University City
Berry
McCullough
Blanche
Tenn
Indiana
Fisher and Baumbaugh
Sumner County
New York
Forbes
Harmon
Corinth
Miss
Hoosier
Baldwin and
Walsh
Green Briar
Explosion at Crackow power plant injures 500 in Poland
Vienna reports indicate five hundred people were injured and many feared dead after a power plant explosion at Crackow in Poland. Messages arriving today describe a large casualty incident with extensive damage.
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Vienna
Crackow
Poland
Two Killed After Packet St. Paul Accident
Officials declined to search for the drowned African American victim of a Diamond Jo Packet St. Paul accident near the Mississippi. A swinging stage collapsed as heavy planking fell, killing one man outright and sending another to the river where his body later floated. officials said no efforts would be made to recover him. Names and origins were not released.
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St. Paul
Mississippi
Government Marine Hospital
Mississippi River
Labor Leader in Talk to Unionists at Milwaukee Picnic
Frank J. Webber of Milwaukee, state organizer of the American Federation of Labor, spoke to Bartenders' union members at Centennial garden. He criticized national labor legislation hampered by trusts and praised pro labor representatives, addressing child labor and female labor while noting weather disrupted the program.
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Frank J. Webber
Milwaukee
American Federation of Labor
Centennial Garden
Kreutz
House
Senate
Webber
Aldrich Is King Tariff Goes Up
The senate backed Aldrich amendments on cotton schedules by 39 to 29 while four other cloth duty sections were bundled to save time. Progressive hopes faded as key Republicans and La Follette allies split, signaling passage of the tariff bill largely as originally drafted.
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Aldrich
Washington
D. C
United States Senate
Senate
Beveridge
Ind
Bristow
Kansas
Brown
Nebraska
Burkett
Clapp
Minnesota
Crawford
South Dakota
Cummins
Iowa
Dolliver
Gamble
la Foljette
Wisconsin
Nelson
Louisiana
Foster
McEnery
Republic
Rorah A
Idaho
Smith
Michigan
Jones
Dixon
Montana
Piles
la Follette
Flynn lecture to be held at the YMCA Tuesday night
The final Flynn lecture, touted as the greatest, is set for Tuesday evening at 8 o clock at the YMCA. Citizens are urged to attend and hear the renowned speaker.
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C. A
Assembly Senate Clash Over Probing Liquor and Departments
As the assembly sought to retaliate against the senate by calling for investigations into state departments the senate countered with a broad probe extending its life. The Austin bill to supervise liquor traffic died in the senate while other measures passed include restricting fortune tellers banning rebates in insurance and mandating an eight hour day for state workers. The governor faces a tight timeline as adjournment looms amid illness in his family.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Senate
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Insurance Department
Austin
J. E. McConnell
Normals of State University
Lockney
Flynn Lecture at Y M C A Auditorium Tomorrow Night
Dr. Harvey Dee Brown of Milwaukee spoke on preventing and curing tuberculosis at the High School auditorium. He urged a health superintendent to inspect schools, praised the milk ordinance, and noted Wisconsin and U S deaths from the disease. An audience raised funds to organize a state society branch in La Crosse and support the crusade.
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Harvey Dee Brown
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Red Cross
Brown
Wisconsin Anti
Wisconsin
Street Car Workers Remove Union Buttons Amid Company Order
Unionized street car employees appeared without their union buttons after a company directive. Reported aims include protecting nonunion conductors from harassment and deterring union pressure. Separately, union leaders said the company plans bunk houses and gas connections in barns to convert the lower story into a mess hall if a strike occurs.
Slayer of Gang Member Murdered in Court Strip
Fred Mohrle was attacked in the four courts building in St. Louis and shot five times. He died at city hospital after going to court this morning to face trial for the killing of gang member Sam Young. He reportedly ignored a warning from his attorney not to leave the courtroom.
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ST. Louis
Fred Mohrle
Four Courts
City Hospital
Mohrle
Sam Young
Is Adapted for Demonstrations Ailments
Readable fragments discuss adaptations for demonstrations and related ailments. The item notes adjustments to procedures and potential health concerns, highlighting safety and access considerations for participants and organizers.
Front Seats at a Premium in Nineteenth Century Health Row
Rockford readers urge early attendance to Flynn Health Culture System and gain best seats as supporters tout the program. Roscoe S. Chapman and L A Monger praise Flynn's health method, dietary rules, and psychological principles as safe and beneficial.
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Rockford, II
Flynn
Rockford
Roscoe S. Chapman
Star
Dubuque
Iowa
L. A
Final Flynn health lecture moves to YMCA auditorium
The health campaign ends with Mr. Flynn presenting at the YMCA in place of the First Methodist church. A raised stage lets all see his demonstrations clearly while he explains his exercises and methods and applies them to the body’s vital organs. Reserved seats at Tribune office are 50 cents with front-row options.
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Flynn
Tomorow
Tribune
Weather and Water Summary For Midwest Regions
Wisconsin parts expect partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers in the south, cool conditions. Minnesota will be generally fair in the north with possible showers south, and Iowa shows showers tonight and Tuesday with cooler central and east areas. La Crosse recorded 54 degrees, warmest 72, wind 6 mph, rainfall 0.02 inch.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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