Woodmen Carry Out The Program At Pettibone Park Picnic
Rain Threat does not dampen Woodmen picnic at Pettibone park as Head Consul A R Talbot speaks on the order. Royal Neighbors and Forester teams from Sparta and La Crosse compete in contests with prizes from 40 to 1 dollars and a closing dance at Linker Hall attracts visitors from out of town.
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Sorensen
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Eva Childs
Hanover Wis
Royal Neighbors
Sparta
la Crosse
Prof
A. A. Johnson
Onalaska
James E. Rice
John E. Langdon
No. 360
Camp No
Sparta Royal Neighbors
Sid la Crosse
James B. Murray
C. C. Looney
John E. Hauser
Clarence Luedke
F. D. Bramson
Mike Britton
Urbanek
Helen Kuehn
Grosskopf
H. Severson
Gross Kopf
Mrs. Grosskopf
Bessie Geisenheimer
Nina Shumway
Meta Manke
James Matiak
Charles Frederick
Claude Lehman
Linker Hall
Jokes Labelled Over Boat Sale Case
L. J. Kilian, an advertiser, sells his launch the Waywassimo to Dr. C. F. Willard of Prairie du Chien Sanatorium. A reporter claimed the name meant "engine won't work" in Indian, prompting Willard to demand Kilian or a capable escort accompany the boat to its new home. Kilian seeks revenge on the reporter for the misinterpretation.
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L. J. Kilian
Young 14 Month Old Child Dies at Home
Leslie, the 14 months old son of John E. Robinson, died yesterday afternoon at his home on South Third Street. The body will be taken to Stoddard for funeral services tomorrow afternoon, with interment at Riverside Cemetery.
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Leslie
John E. Robinson
South Third Street
Stoddard
Riveriside
Taft Republicans End Wisconsin Stalwart Convention
Milwaukee delegates dispersed after a brief gathering with internal friction. W D Connor nicknamed Gum Shoe Bill outcunning the Stalwarts. Governor Davidson unhappy over his leadership. Taft sent thanks from the White House for Wisconsin convention support.
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Taft Republican
Stalwart
Eleventh Story League
W. D. Connor
Davidson
Connor
Lucky Jim
Taft
White House
Washington, D. C
L. H. Bancroft
Wisconsin
William H. Taft
Townsend Out To Beat Burrows In Michigan Senate Fight
Battle Creek, Michigan June 10 Townsend declares for direct election of senators and a reform platform. He names himself an insurgent. Burrows backs Aldrich regulars. The campaign centers on tariff, conservation, postal savings banks and Taft Roosevelt policies.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Townsend
Burrows
Tariff Commission
Aldrich
Odds and Pleasure in a Small Wager
A columnist notes that some men derive more satisfaction from losing five dollars in a game of chance than from earning ten dollars through hard work. The observation contrasts risk taking with diligence and hints at personal incentives.
La Crosse Students Win College Degrees in Ithaca and Oberlin
La Crosse graduates earn diplomas from Cornell University Ithaca N Y in Mechanical Engineering Austin S Cargill Luke W Foster Arts Clarence L Riegel Law Robert D Gordon Civil Engineer Alexander N Thompson Agnes Haugan belongs to Oberlin College class with commencement June 16 to 22.
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la Crosse
Cornell
Ithaca, N. Y
Austin S. Cargill
Luke W Foster
Clarence L. Riegel
Robert D. Gordon
Alexander N
S S W A Lodges To Meet In This City
The grand lodge of the I S W A will hold their annual meeting in this city July 21 to 23 with about 200 delegates from the northwest expected. Viking Branch No 6 at their local hall elected officers for the year led by President P L Grannum and including Olaf Olson M Hovde August Nygaard A O Black A O Anderson Otto Lee Louis Olson P Erickson and others with Grannum as delegate and Otto Lee as alternate.
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Grand Lodge
Northwest
Viking Branch
P. L. Grannum
Olaf Olson
M. Hovde
August Nygaard
A. O. Black
O. J. Anderson
Otto Lee
Louis Olson
P. Erickson
da. O. Black
Conservatives plan move on Gorst over Guild Hall address
London reports that Conservatives will press for a government confidence vote next week. Sir Henry Dalziel announces he will ask Foreign Secretary Grey if the government has lost confidence in Sir Eldon Gorst, the British agent and consul general, following Col. Roosevelts Guild Hall talk.
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London
Col. Roosevelt
Guild Hall
Henry Dalziel
Grey
Eldon Gorst
Roosevelt speech sparks Egypt policy debate in Britain
In Egypt the conservative MP Dalziel prepares a query to force the government to approve or disapprove Gorst's administration, reacting to Roosevelt's Guild Hall criticism of England's policy. Conservatives say Roosevelt's strictures were apt and aim to bring the issue to an issue before the speech’s impact fades.
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Egypt
Dalziel
Gorst
Roosevelt
Guild Hall
England
Ten Biplanes Enter Contests At Indianapolis Meet
Indianapolis June 10 The arrival of two more bi planes brings the number to ten aircraft to be shown at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway aviation meet starting next Monday. Lincoln Beachey of Toledo joins four others to contest with the Wright team of six aviators. Beachey will arrive tomorrow with a monoplane. Marquette Curzon in bi planes with two Wright aviators will fly over the city tomorrow. B Russell Shaw, a youthful Indianapolis flyer, will attempt a flight Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Lincoln Beachey
Toledo
Wright
Beachey
Marquette and
Curzon
B. Russell Shaw
If Men And Women Could Forgive As They Forgive Themselves
Reflective quotation on human relations urging mutual forgiveness to improve the world. The speaker contrasts self-forgiveness with interpersonal pardon, implying friction harms daily life and suggesting a path toward harmony through reciprocal mercy.
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