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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

Page

2

Supreme Court rules Adams Express can be criminally prosecuted

The Supreme Court unanimously held that the Adams Express Company can be prosecuted for violating interstate commerce laws, ending a long dispute with the Justice Department and the Interstate Commerce Commission. Previous Ohio rulings had treated the firm as a joint stock association, hindering pursuit of individual members. Justice Holmes noted the intent of Congress to make express companies subject to the law.

Washington Adams Express Company Supreme Court Department of Justice Interstate Commerce Commission Ohio Holmes

Union Ridge Notes of Local Visits and Talks

Valentine Doering visits his brother William at Grand Meadow. Edith Rucker and oe Rudesulla wed Tuesday and will reside in Union. Prof. Hoyt of Chicago gave an entertainment in the school house Friday evening. Henry Doering made a business call in Caledonia Saturday. Union Telephone plans a wireless receiving station for experiments here. James Kyle was a business caller in Caledonia Friday.

Valentine Doering William Grand Meadow Oe Rudesulla Edith Rucker Union Prof. Hoyt Chicago Henry Doering Caledonia Union Telephone Company James Kyle

Witty Remark on Reforming a Husband

A quip notes that many women marry to reform men only to be outsmarted when the “fool killer” exposes them. The line plays on marital reform and social caution in a succinct, humorous observation.

Ladies Trouserine Introduced by Chicago Dressmakers

Chicago June 10 The Chicago Dressmakers association offers a new feminine garment called trouserine as a substitute for tight skirts. The ankle length pants are heavily draped to appear non revealing, avoiding noticeable slits while providing full coverage on streetcar steps.

Chicago Chicago Dressmakers’ Association Milady

Mexican General Shot for Bribery Near Brownsville

Captain Bruno Trevino of the Mexican Federal army was shot by rebel prison guards at Matamoros for offering 300,000 pesos to General Luciano Blanco to switch sides to Huerta. Federal volunteer Captain Antonio Echasaretta died in the same execution.

Brownsville Texas Bruno Trevino Federal Army Matamoros Lucio Blanco Blanco Huerta Antonio Echasaretta

Sunday Observances And Local Updates In M'Gregor

Sunday was observed as children's day with suitable programs. Mrs. Bessie Buch returned to Dubuque after a brief visit. The scarlet fever quarantine at Harry Reynolds’ home was lifted. Various locals and visitors are noted including Miss Seigle and Miss Edith Melhop visiting, and Welensky College teacher Leona Fetty heading east for a post. The First National bank remodeling began under Contractor Brooks. A Elkader road-improvement delegation urged county board. Ray Clemons joined a Neillsville bank as cashier. Marion Larson expected home after surgeries in Sycamore NJ.

Bessie Buch Dubuque Harry Reynolds Dr. Knapp Illinois Hen Reeves Minneapolis Collins Katie Morris C. W. Bean Frank Huebsch Pilkinton Mother Beulah Miss Seigle St. Paul J. Ikendorff Edith Melhop Fred Geske Billy Brennen Anne’s College Elkader Board of Supervisors State Highway Commission Robert Quigley M. X. Geske A. C. Boyle W. F. Daubenberger Albert Clemons F. G. Gillmore J. H. McLaughflin Gill Church Gillmartin C. A. Huebsch Sheriff Bergemeyer Matilda Minney Independence Ray Clemons Neillsville Wis Sycamore Marion Larson Minnie Peick Cecil Arena Thompson Ole Johnson Plentywood Mont

Saunders and Saunders A Comedy of Two Boarders

Miss Viola Saunders a sharp store subhead clashes with Gordon Saunders a dominant factory cashier after a boarding-house move. Frictions rise as they feud over space and propriety until a deadly threat from the Black Hand triggers a dramatic strike of fate. The couple reconcile after a chaotic night of explosions and injuries, forging an unlikely union as spring returns.

McClure Viola Saunders Miss Saunders Gordon Saunders Mr. Saunders Mr Saunders Landry Saunders

Beauty tips for hair removal and care from old magazine ad

Women dislike facial hair and forearm hair and are advised to remove it with delatone paste or magatone lotion. The advice promotes magatone for sun protection and a dull routine, and Mothers Shampoo as a dandruff solution that leaves hair bright and easy to arrange.

Eddie Jackson Promises Reform After Prison Terms

Notorious pickpocket Eddie Jackson pledges to reform after receiving two one year sentences from Chicago courts. Known as Eddie the Immune for avoiding punishment, he now says he will study law to change his ways.

Eddie” Jackson Chicago Ackson Eddie

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