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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1911

Page

13

Pilot Kerz Dies After Long River Career

Adam Kerz longtime Mississippi river pilot died of heart trouble at 5 40 p m yesterday at 232 South Sixth street He was born in Galena Illinois and worked for W J Young Steamboat Co in Clinton IA later piloted the Elena and for three years captained the Julia Bee on the Yukon Alaska He leaves a widow mother two children Ruth and Camila two brothers Phillip Dixon Ill and Paul Galena and a sister Mrs B Heid Galena Funeral at the cathedral at 9 am tomorrow with burial in Galena

Adam Kerz Mississippi River South Sixth Street Mr. Kerz Garena Kerr W. J. Young Steamboat Company Clinton Iowa Paul Kerr Ruth Camila Phillip Dixon Ill Paul Galena B. Heid

National Conference Holds Five Section Meetings in Boston

In Boston the National Conference of Charities and Corrections opened its thirty-eighth annual session with five section meetings. The first, on Children, was led by Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard. Other topics included Drunkenness, Housing Health and Recreation, Standard of Living and Tabor, and Securing and Training Social Workers.

Boston Mass National Conference of Charities and Corrections Charles W. Eliot Ameritius Harvard

Japan plans strong naval base on Bonin islands

Naval dispatch reports Japan moving to establish a major naval station on the Bonin islands. Minister Saito and Admiral Uriu surveyed potential sites, believing the location offers a strategic edge in a future sea war. The Bonins are part of the Parry group about 700 miles southwest of Yokohama.

Tokio Bonin Islands Saito Uriu Japan Parry Group Yokohama

Joe Ryan Elected 1912 High School Baseball Captain

Joe Ryan, third baseman on the past two season’s high school team, was elected captain of the 1912 nine to succeed Robert Ray. After multiple ballots, the decision was made this morning. Ryan is praised as a steady, reliable leader and all round player. Ten players received LC awards for participating in three full or partial five games, counting two games against Agricultural or Normal schools as one.

Joe Ryan Robert Ray Ryan

Elks Lodge No. 300 Plans Tonight Meeting

La Crosse lodge No. 300 B P O Elks schedules a regular meeting for tonight to address invitations and important business brought before the lodge.

la Crosse Lodge B. P. O. Elks

Mexican Troops to Enter U S for Baja Uprising

Sixteen hundred former federal and insurgent troops under Generals Villjoen and Escudero will move over U S soil to quell the Liberal uprising in Lower California. The U S State Department allows transport over the Southern Pacific railroad. Madero directs 600 Juaréz drafted troops as the Madero portion. Simultaneously, 1,000 Mexican federal troops load in Ciudad Chihuahua for the joint expedition toward San Diego California.

EL Paso Texas Benjamin Villjoen Gorditto Escuedero Lower California American State Department Southern Pacific Villjoen Francisco I. Madero Juarez Madero Ciudad Chihuahua San Diego Cal

Drought Drives Down May Crop Averages Nationwide

Washington June 9 The department of agriculture blames drought for May crop weakness. The May US crop average on June 1 stood 2.8 percent below the ten year average with mixed prospects. wheat up about 9.9 percent from last year and oats down 13.3 percent.

Washington D. C United States Department of Agriculture

Public invited to submit equity rules revision ideas

Through the clerk of the supreme court Chief Justice White urged publicity for the committee revising equity procedure to receive suggestions from lawyers nationwide and urged bar members to send input this afternoon.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States White

Holland Hero Fund Created By Carnegie Donation

The Hague June 9. Andrew Carnegie contributed 250000 dollars to establish a hero fund for Holland. The grant aims to support local war heroes and related commemorations.

Holland Hague Andrew Carnegie

Denver Bank Change Names New Denver President

Hayden, Stone & Co. announces they have gained controlling interest in the First National Bank of Denver, once led by the late David Moffat. A. B. Hunter becomes president with Thomas Kelley and Fred G. Moffatt as vice presidents.

New York Hayden, Stone & Co First National Bank of Denver David Moffat A. B. Hunter Thomas Kelley Fred G. Moffatt

Wool Fight Opens in House as Wool Schedule Debated

Representative Hall opened the house with an address in support of the wool schedule in Washington. The June 93 session began with emphasis on tariff matters affecting the wool industry.

Washington, D. C Representative Hall House

Pleads for Negro in This Country Meeting Highlights Support

Captain L C Valle editor of The Catholic Church and organizer of the Catholic Colored Mission in Milwaukee led a St Marys hall discussion on The Catholic Church and the Position She Holds in Regard to the Negro Question. Rev Dr Condon presided spoke in defense of Negroes Rev Father Rapp spoke up for the race Captain Valle assistant Pius J Cooper shared experiences Rev Father Kluza participated W H Gant, a local colored man, sang several solos as the meeting closed with goodwill messages.

L .C. Valle Catholic Church Catholic Colored Mission Milwaukee St. Mary’s School Hall Dr. Condon Father Rapp Schwebach Pius J. Cooper Captain Valle Father Kluza W. H. Gant

Jealous Husband Kills Wife in Detroit Tragedy

Arthur J. Hollington shot and killed his wife during a jealous quarrel in Detroit and then wounded himself. He was hospitalized in critical condition with doctors stating he cannot survive to stand trial. The couple had been married about a year and had frequent disputes.

Detroit Mich Arthur J. Hollington Hollington

Four Found Murdered Near Portland in Brutal Quiet Town

A brutal quadruple murder was uncovered at Ardetwald, six miles from Portland, when William Hill his wife and their two children were found dead in their home. Both children were decapitated and the mother slain with an axe found nearby. Detectives have gone to the scene.

Portland Ore Ardetwald William Hill

Veteran Captain John Beckwith killed by bull in Wisconsin farm

Captain John Beckwith aged 70 was gored to death on his farm near Barron Wisconsin. He served in a New York regiment during the Civil War and was a pioneer of the country. Survived by a wife four sons and three daughters.

Bull Kills Barron Wis John Beckwith Beckwith New York Regiment

Taft Returns to White House After New York Visit

President Taft completes a strenuous New York visit and arrives back at the White House feeling slightly tired.

Taft Capital Washington, D. C New York É White House

Bryan’s Daughter Grace Bryan Hargreaves Weds Hargreaves

Grace Bryan Hargreaves, youngest daughter of William Jennings Bryan, is in Chicago on her honeymoon with Richard Lewis Hargreaves of Lincoln Nebraska. The couple will live at Fairview temporarily with the Democratic leader while the groom is happy and the bride declares she is the happiest bride alive.

Chicago Grace Bryan Hargreaves William Jennings Bryan Richard Lewis Hargreaves Lincoln Neb Hargreaves Fairview

Chicago Hottest June 9 On Record At 96 Degrees

Chicago records the hottest June 9 in local weather bureau history with 96 degrees at 2 pm. A cooling lake breeze offered some relief though temperatures were expected to rise further. The remark about judging friends appears as an unrelated line.

Chicago Weather Bureau Mercury

Pastor's Run-Down Driver Incident Provokes Call for Car Seizure

Chicago June 9 A pastor, Rev Jes R Birklund, urged depriving speeders of their cars after four car incidents left three people seriously injured or killed. He recounted last night he ran down Mrs M E Goldwaith of Indiaslis Mrs Frank M Murphy of Circano and Miss Fred A Goldman maid.

Chicago Jes R. Birklund M. E. Goldwaith Indias Lis Frank M. Murphy Circano Fred A. Goldman

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