Market plan gains farmer support in La Crosse area
John R. Hauser of Campbell calls the La Crosse city market plan a step forward likely to widen as the project grows. He cites rest rooms as essential for bringing families to the market and improving producer costs, while Onalaska mayor G. C. Hagenbaugh notes a strong strawberry crop and ideal weather for a bumper year. Local farmer Jeppa Wiellinger showcases small-acreage success, and Yunus Nehis from Barre endorses public markets for selling vegetables at good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
John R. Hauser
Campbell
O. K
G. C. Hagenbaugh
Onalaska
Jeppa Wiellinger
Midway
la Crosse County
Wiellinger
Yunus Nehis
Barre
Nehis
Farmers Gather for Second Community Banquet in La Crosse
Farmers from across the area attend the second Community Banquet at Germania hall in La Crosse. About 200 dine at noon after a 10 o'clock reception by local business leaders. Invitations went out widely with 150 plus confirmations by Friday. many firms are represented, with attendees listed from La Crosse Dresbach and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Dr. Evenson
Germania Hall
Carl Golinick
Walter T. Evans
la Crescent
Louis Kunert
Jacob Glennerin
John L. Nelson
Peter Peterson
Stoddard
Michael Ready
Dresbach
William Behrens
John Hunfeld
Joseph J. Ready
Dreshbach
Henry Freehoff
Coon Valley
W. F. Miller
West Salem
John Cordes
Morse Keeler slander suit pits Woodmen factions in court
In a $19 999 slander case, B F Keeler testified under discovery about a booklet distributed statewide. Keeler said he received the material from Modern Woodmen head officers but could not identify which official sent it. It remains unclear if the action will extend to Rock Island head camp officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Keeler
Rock Island
Fall From Barn Fatal In Stoddard Local Incident
Joseph Seidel Jr of Stoddard died Sunday after a Thursday barn fall while painting for Joseph Kunert of Mormon Coulee. A compound fracture led to septicemia. he died in a local hospital. Survived by parents, four brothers, two sisters. Services to be held at 2 PM tomorrow at German Lutheran Church in Stoddard. burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Seidel, Jr
Joseph Seidel
Stoddard
Seidel
Joseph Kunert
Mormon Coulee
Walter
Leslie
Elmer
Oscar
Elsie
Edna
Palechek
Chaseburg
Schumann-Heink Divorces William Rapp in Chicago
Opera star Ernestine Schumann-Heink won a divorce from William Rapp Jr. in Chicago. Judge Sullivan directed a verdict for the diva. she celebrated with friends, said she is happy, will focus on her children and music, and ruled she will not marry again. Rapp plans to return to New York and avoided comment on a possible marriage to a co-respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
William Rapp
Sullivan
Los Angeles
New York
Rapp
Katherine E. Dean
Cabinet Deliberates Federal Reserve Board Selections
Washington June 9 The cabinet discussed the make up of the federal reserve board with a decision on the governor still unsettled. Potential appointees include Paul M Warburg W R P G Harden Adolph C Miller and E C Simmons amid opposition to Simmons from Missouri senators. A heated contest continues for the remaining seat with Chicago Boston and New England advocates vying for influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Richard Olney
Boston
Paul M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
New York
W. R. P. G. Harden
Birmingham
Ala
Adolph C. Miller
San Francisco
Interior
E. C. Simmons
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Simmons
Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
New England
Museum of Daily Facts and Freaks Boy Thieves Beg Off
New York dispatch reports two youths caught in Madison Square Garden were spared after pitiful pleas. Police note thefts totaling about $2,000 in cups watches and stickpins found through the roof, as details of the incident unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
La Crosse Area Route Names and Officials List
A long readable OCR fragment lists individuals and places in La Crosse area routes and towns including La Crosse Dresbach Onalaska Stoddard Holmen La Crescent West Salem Coon Valley and Midway with multiple personal names such as August Bruemmer C. R. Hawkins G. Marco W. E. Bell George Foster Adolph Fins Gust Olson J. R. Hauser J. M. Wiley Fred Zisch Fred Brown Fred J. Hagen August Boehms Adolph Hermann Oscar Thomas John Coady Edward Rosendale Lawrence Muensch Otto Moore Sidney Hauser Julius E. Nehls Jacob Herman George Richter John D. Mormann Hensel Leidel Ticke Eggler Ransch Berger Gusheer and others listed without context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
August Bruemmer
C. R. Hawkins
G. Marco
W. E. Bell
George Foster
la Crescent
Adolph Fins
Onalaska
Gust Olson
J. R. Hauser
William J. Beranek
Stoddard
Carl Helke
J. M. Wiley
Holmen
Fred Zisch
Dresbach
Fred Brown
Midway
Fred J. Hagen
August Boehms
Albert Tietz
Houston
Jippa Wielinga
Frank Kiel
Adolph Hermann
la Crose
Charles Anslin
Oscar Thomas
William Eggler
Coon Valley
Charles W. Ransch
Nick Berger
Henry Gusheer
West Sa
Baby Evelyn Berny Dies At Hospital Then Buried
Baby Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Berny 617 Denton Street died early this morning at the hospital where she was born Sunday evening Death came at 930 this morning Funeral set for tomorrow at four from the Berny home Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Thomas Berny
Denton Street
Berny
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fate of dynamite case leaders rests with President Wilson
The Department of Justice sent its pardon recommendations to President Wilson for twenty four labor leaders convicted in dynamite cases. Attorney General McReynolds reportedly urged no clemency for former President Frank M Ryan and other top officers of the International Iron Workers Union, while a few minor defendants’ pardons may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Department of Justice
McReynolds
Frank M. Ryan
International Iron Workers’ Union
Car Hits Buggy In Morning Streetcar Collision
Patrick Doyle real estate dealer of 611 South Fifth street drove a buggy when a street car struck it at Fifth and Ferry streets at 11 30 this morning. Considerable damage to the buggy occurred and Doyle was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Doyle
South Fifth Street
Fifth
Ferry Streets
Doyle
Razor handle clue in bank messenger holdup case
Minneapolis, Minn. June 9. A bone razor handle found in an automobile is the only clue the police have today to the three masked bandits who yesterday held up Clarence Olson, bank messenger, on a street car and escaped with a grip containing 590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Olson
La Crosse Elks to Attend State Elks Meet in Wausau
About 20 La Crosse Elks boarded a special Chicago and Northwestern car bound for Wausau Wisconsin for the annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks state convention. Three thousand Elks from across the state will attend with Milwaukee sending a 200 member delegation led by Miss Milwaukee Martha Marshal. The La Crosse group planned stunts and a fancy dress parade theme suggested by women’s dress presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Elks
Chicago & Northwestern
Wausau
Wis
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
la Cross Elks
la Crosse
Frank Evans
N. L. Meier
Bert Jolivette
T. F. Bradtmiller
William Fraser
Jack Anthe
A. E. Thompson
Don Cameron
F. H. Burgess
John P. Salzer
George R. Longbrake
T. F. McGovern
John Salzer
Billy’’ Hurtgen
Doc” McGovern
Billy’ Frazer
Doc” Gotterdam
Rev. G. R. Longbrake
Bay City
Mich
K. of T. M
Carranza Deepens Anger of Villa at Front
El Paso dispatches report that General Villa’s resignation of General Calzado in Durango Chihuahua and Coahuila was forced by General Carranza. Carranza’s seizure of coal for troop trains triggered the move. Villa, angered by the incident, may break with Carranza if pressed further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Villa
EL Paso
Texas
Cazado
Durango
Chihuahua
Cahuila
Calzado
Market plan discussed at Feast in Germania Hall
A speaker chaired by faith in local venture success urged La Crosse leaders to unite farmers and businessmen. He cited proven ventures in St. Louis and other American cities and urged copying those results here to advance the market proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
St. Louis
la Crosse
Farmers Extra Delivers Interviews At Community Banquet
The Tribune distributed Farmers Extra to visitors before noon. It featured interviews with prominent farmers and real agricultural news, eagerly read by agriculturists at the community banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Mediation Sought to End Westinghouse Strike
In Pittsburgh on June 9 a mediating effort may settle a strike of over 12,000 East Pittsburgh Westinghouse workers. A business leaders committee will meet E M Herr and Westinghouse officials to discuss workers grievances this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Company
E. M. Herr
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Farmers push for central La Crosse market hub
Farmers from La Crosse county urge a central market to sell all produce at top price, reducing trips to La Crosse town and boosting local business. Ot to Moos of Onalaska supports market as a stimulant. Dresbach's August Boehme calls for farmer rest rooms and a HQ. women invited via a community banquet proposal to include families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Gideon Marco
South Salem Road
la Crosse County
Otto Moos
Onalaska
August Boehme
Dresbach
M. Cleary
H. Clay Evenson
Mr. Cleary
Dresbach, Minn
Rosy and Plump Health from Right Food
A woman recalls how Grape-Nuts and cream restored her health after months of poor digestion. She credits the cereal with restoring strength and vitality to a level she describes as rosy and plump. The testimonial is from a Postum Co. letter promoting the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Lasting Restoration
Read of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offering 100 dollars to any case not cured. Includes testimonials, Toledo company address, and a pill product for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tax Talk on Roads and State Spending by Henry Freehoff
Henry Freehoff, former county treasurer, defends road and state spending at Germania hall, arguing good roads and top services require paying for them. He criticizes high taxes and urges acceptance of necessary costs for roads, universities, schools, and local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Freehoff
Freehoff
Germania Hall
Wanamaker Pays $100000 In Compromise With U S
Joan Wanamaker of Philadelphia deposits 100000 into the Philadelphia subtreasury as part of a 190000 compromise over unpaid duties. The signing of the agreement closes the case and avoids civil or criminal actions by the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Wanamaker
Taft
Railroad Rate Decision Soon Hints from ICC
Washington June 9. The Interstate Commerce Commission indicated an early decision in the five per cent advance rate case. The Baltimore & Ohio purchase of the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton will have further investigation suspended as part of the rate increase cases. Commissioner Harlan is expected to issue the rate increase decision for delivery between June 15 and 20. Investigations will shortly start into the Pere Marquette railroad finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Harlan
Pere Marquette Railroad
Suffragette damages Romney portrait in Birmingham gallery
A suffragette armed with a meat chopper damaged Romney's Portrait of a Boy at an Birmingham art gallery today. The assailant was arrested and the artwork suffered serious damage prompting police response and temporary gallery closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Eng
Romney
The Pains of Sciatio And Its Relief By Anti Kamnia Tablets
Dr E C Underwood explains sciatic neuralgia likened to rheumatism caused by cold dampness. Advice emphasizes keeping the nerve region free of pain and quiet, with Anti Kamnia Tablets recommended for rapid relief and to counteract the cause. Also notes eczema treatment with AG Salva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Underwood
Huerta Considers Mediation Move as Exiles Fear Safe Exit
Dictator Huerta along with War Minister Blanquet and relics of his cabinet weigh Vera Cruz mediation talks. Plan under review calls for Blanquet and Brazilian minister to meet Brigadier General Funston to discuss reception by American lines. Huerta fears treachery and cannot safely move his family from the capital. Rumors of Blanquet’s arrival at U.S. outposts circulated overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Shepherd
United Press
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Blanquet
Vera Cry
Funston
Mexico City
Amateurs on Picnic Buskin Dramatic Society officers named
The Buskin Dramatic Society of the normal school closed a successful year with a picnic and launch ride. Officers elected include President Henry Otten, Vice President Ruth Palmer, Secretary Helen Dyson, Treasurer Tracy Johnson. The normal school band will MC another open air concert on campus night at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buskin Dramatic Society
the Normal School
Coate
Henry Otten
Ruth Palmer
Helen Dyson
Tracy Johnson
Odd Fellows Memorial
Bantam Title at Stake in Coulon Williams Title Fight
Bantamweight Champion Johnny Coulon defends his title tonight against Kid Williams after a year away from the ring. Coulon claims old form from a three week mountain retreat, while Williams trains at the seashore and is in top condition. The McCarey diamond belt goes to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Johnny Coulon
Kid Williams
Coulon
California Mountains
Williams
McCarey
Wanted Experienced short order cook at Woman's Exchange
Job notice seeking an experienced short order cook at Woman's Exchange located at 50 Main Street. Classified ad notes urgency with contact for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Exchange
Main Street
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BORAX
Town of
GEO. B. Rusk
Jeweler
M. W. A. Battle
TQ Seidel
Schumann-Heink
William
Museum of
James McCrossin
Meadowbrook Green
H. P. Whitney
A. N
Thomas Pantis
George Geilis
Gellis
Ryan
LA Grosse
Miss Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U. S
Italy
Rome
Ancona
Quirinal
Piazza del Popolo
Sciatio
United States
CaPiTy
Normal Buskin Society
Dietz Auto
Reo Automobile
West Avenue
North Third Street
State Street
Dietz Auto Garage
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