Farewell for Flynn as La Crosse program ends
Miss Elva Bosworth and Professor Flynn depart La Crosse after a successful season with the Flynn health program. Cures for ailments noted and chest expansions widely praised as proof of breathing exercises. Hair tonic cream and books will be sold at Charles Weis 509 Main Street with coupons redeemable on delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Burgess
Burlington
California
la Crosse
Flynn
City
Charles Weis
Main Street
Humphreys Seeks Directors in La Crosse Arbitration
Secretary Humphreys of the state arbitration board could not locate any officers or directors of the street car company in La Crosse. Union leaders claim the directors have secluded themselves or left the city. They say Gund, a director, ordered work on bunk rooms halted, but he is reportedly out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
State Arbitration Board
la Crosse
Edwards
Shaw
Union
Henry Gund
Railway Company
Gund
Safford Protest Over Superior Game
Manager Joe Safford of the La Crosse baseball team protests a Monday game with Superior. He claims the umpire ordered Superior manager Drill off the field but he refused to leave and a policeman escorting him also refused. Safford says his team lacked league required police protection for umpires. President Elliott may rule against Superior due to rowdyism concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Safford
la Crosse
Safford
Elliott
Local Social Notes From Brownsville Area
Mr and Mrs William Monk of Minneapolis visit the Wolfe family in Brownsville. Mrs John Larson of Rushford visits her father Henry Forschler. Miss Hannah Knigge hosts a Caledonia guest. Miss Emma Fetzner rests from Hokah teaching duties. Miss Delia Beck returns for summer. Miss Mattie Carlyle visits friends in Lansing Iowa. A girl is wanted at 1122 Main Street La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monk
Minneapolis
Henry Wolfe
Main Street
la Crosse
John Larson
Rushford
Henry Forschler
Hannah Knigge
Caledonia
Emma Fetzner
Hokah
Delia Beck
Mattie Carlyle
Lansing
Iowa
Milwaukee Bank Satchel Heist Tied to Pickpocket
Chester Barcas, an alleged pickpocket with an extensive record, is under arrest in Chicago and alleged to be implicated in the theft of a satchel containing 3841 dollars from the lobby of the First National Bank in Milwaukee. Detective Dennis Sullivan has examined him. Barcas refused to come to Milwaukee, prompting possible extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Chester Barcas
Chicago
First National Bank
Barcas
Dennis Sullivan
Marguerite Burns Dies at 22 in Blood Poisoning
Mrs Marguerite Burns expired at 3 this morning at 732 Berlin Street after blood poisoning. She leaves a husband and five young children. The funeral is set for 8 15 from St James church with Undertaker William Dwyer in charge and Rev Am Prose Murphy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Burns
Berlin Street
St. James Church
William Dwyer
Am‘prose Murphy
Suit to recover price of La Crosse lighting plant
La Crosse County sues T. P. Benton & Sons for about 300 dollars over a lighting plant once installed by Benton & Sons, later repurchased by the county and sold to another party without payment. County Attorney James Thompson leads the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
James Thompson
T. P. Benton & Sons
Benton & Sons
Jobbers Aid Planned Lanesboro Excursion
The Jobbers and Manufacturers club and the Board of Trade will organize a La Crosse delegation for a June 25 trip to Lanesboro. President W. J. Bryant and Secretary R. Calvert were named to coordinate with Lanesboro hosts to ensure a large representative party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobbers’ and Manufacturers’ Club
Board of Trade
Lanesboro
la Crosse
Jobbers’ Club
W. J. Bryant
R. Calvert
La Crosse People Leave for Norway Excursion
Mr and Mrs Lars Engaas Mr and Mrs Theodore Dahl and daughter Mr and Mrs J Loken and Mrs Sorum form the party departing this morning for New York to join a large Northwest group. They sail for Liverpool on the twentieth aboard a special vessel after meeting in New York and will spend several months in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Engaas
Theodore Dahl
J. Loken
Sorum
New York
Norway
Liverpool
Chicago
Northwest
Europe
Will of Justice Pinney Wife Leaves $85,000 Estate
The will of Mrs. S A Pinney widow of Justice Pinney of the Wisconsin supreme court was filed for probate. It leaves about 85000 to be divided with the State Historical Society receiving a magnificent library and two Madison churches sharing a total of 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
S. A. Pinney
Justice Pinney
Wisconsin Supreme Court
State Historical Society
Birth of Ten Pound Son to Bergseth Family
A ten pound son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Al Bergseth. Bergseth works as foreman in the Tribune composing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Bergseth
Mr. Bergseth
Tribune
Cockroaches Targeted in Agricultural Department Extermination Tip
An article urges housewives to use cockroach paste bought for 25 cents to trap roaches. It notes roaches breed rapidly and says paper traps in sinks and pantries will kill inhabitants and deter colonies. Cold damp spring favors roach breeding, making the method timely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Agricultural Department
Thrilling Balloon Trip Near Nashville Ends in Escalating Whirls
Reporter Carl Fisher recounts a perilous balloon voyage with navigator Bumbaugh near Nashville. Turbulent updrafts, rapid climbs to 16 800 feet, gas leaks, and near crashes marked the trip as Fisher calls for an official investigation into Wade and Morgan of Cleveland. The ascent and descent repeated as dawn broke, leaving the crew exhausted and vowing no more Nashville ballooning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Bumbaugh
Ashland City
Cesspool
Aero Club of America
Wade
Morgan
Cleveland
Carl Fisher
Mayor Rose May Resign for Stump
A report says Mayor David S. Rose will resign to lecture on prohibition this summer. A friend cites his return from Seattle as the moment to resign and speak at chautauquas across the Northwest. He will not run for mayor again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
David S. Rose
Seattle
Northwest
Umpires Resign. Ollie Anderson Appointed
Umpire Roberge and Hundt resign and President Elliott appoints Ollie Anderson from the Northern league to fill one vacancy. After Hundt’s July 1 resignation, a second umpire will be secured from the Western/National league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMPS
Roberge and
Hundt
Elliott
Ollie Anderson
Ump
W.N. League
Workman Caught in Caving Bank Near Gund’s Brewery
Ole Larson of 1409 South Fourth street was buried up to his neck when a cave in occurred while a sewer line was being laid near Gund’s brewery. A rock and a loosened telephone pole moved perilously nearby. Other workers pulled him free. he was not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whle
Gund's Brewery
Ole Larson
South Fourth Street
Funeral of Chas Miller Tomorrow
La Crosse County Bar Association acts to attend the funeral of Attorney Charles R. Miller. Lawyers meet at 8:30 at 1008 State Street and march to the Cathedral for a 9 o'clock service. Pallbearers named are Gordon Wolfe Skaar Bunge Lees and Doherty. Resolutions committee includes Wolfe Winter and Tourtellotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County Bar Association
Charles R. Miller
State Street
George H. Gordon
W. F.wolfe
O. R. Skaar
George Bunge
Andrew Lees
John F. Doherty
Uniform Fees for Local Collections
La Crosse County bar association forms a committee of P. W. Mahoney Fred H. Hartwell and George H. Gordon to devise a uniform fee schedule for city collection work. The panel will report at the next association meeting for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Aldrich Rates Win in Wool Waste and Shoddy Fights
The Senate adopted Aldrich bill paragraphs restoring Dingley wool waste duties at 30 cents a pound, with nine Republican progressives crossing party lines. It also approved higher Payne rates on shoddy, matching Dingley levels, by 42 to 30. Senator Aldrich later offered a two percent tax on corporations as a substitute to income and inheritance taxes, seen favorably by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Senator McEnery
Louisiana
Aldrich
White House
Heather wins New York Bermuda motorboat race
St George Bermuda June 9 Richmond Levering's Heather won the New York Bermuda motorboat contest finishing first of four boats in the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George
Bermuda
Richmond Levering
Heather
Spring Health Talk Advocates S S S Blood Purifier
A spring health talk promotes S S S as the best tonic and blood purifier to strengthen the blood, improve digestion, and resist disease during the season. It stresses the need to purify impurities from winter, urging readers to obtain S S S from drug stores and to consider its ionic properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
John Mitchell Targeted for Congress
New York June 9 John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers and officer of the American Civic Federation is being groomed for a congressional run with supporters lining up behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell
The
Mine Workers of America
American Civic Federation
Congress
Chicago freight handlers strike over union firings
Heightened tension in Chicago as four union members were discharged by Illinois Central Rail this morning fueling employer union conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Central Rail
Union
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Beth Paenes
Peart Se
J. J. Sussman School OF Photography
Nicollet Ave
Mina
Jefferson
Frank Kohn
Hoeschier
Hoeschler Bros
Shield Home Capital
Fessler & Dahl
Morris & Hartwell
Lacrosse, Wis
Brownsville, Minn
Sue Bentons
Andrain J. Elliot
A. E. Read
Filer-Stowell Company
Remembers State Historical Society
Bergseth
Terkier
LaCrosse
Rose
South Side
Chas. Miller
Morocco
W. T. Irvine
Northern Ill
Erbart’s Drug Store
Sa Gatek
Ferro Marine Engines
Herken
Mitchell
BOW Theatre
Princess Ybur
Royal Hawaiian Quintette
Ybur
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