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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
8
The junior class, backed by the high school faculty and board of education, plans a grand annual ball in Germania Hall on June 22 after commencement. A reception in the gym will allow visitors and graduates to meet, with elaborate decorations and a social highlight for the season.
The Bijous remain undefeated after a 6 run win over Mills as Wolford fans 14 and Graef backs him. Spears Hunt and Graef starred with tying home run and strong defense from Graci. Umpire Thompson but invites contact from Bankers Preachers K P or Park Store teams at the Bijou Theatre.
The Rev. A H Zechiel of the Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League was found guilty of violating the Sunday law for buying beer on the Sabbath to use as evidence against saloonmen. The jury deliberated about 30 minutes with an initial five to one vote for conviction. He was released on 300 bonds. The case plans an appeal as supporters hope to fuel Wisconsin Sunday closing efforts.
Oshkosh June 11 The Democratic county committee votes to send twenty five delegates to the platform convention in Milwaukee on June 23 State Chairman H H Manson explains the convention and sentiment shifts County Chairman Harrington to appoint the delegates soon William Jennings Bryan praised by the meeting and urged for presidential nomination endorsement
Winona edges La Crosse W B U 10 to 6 after a seesaw game. Early 6 to 1 lead for W B U collapses as Winona rallies with four runs in the eighth inning to seal the win. Sielof Kenson Wambaugh Kohn F Johnson noted on the winning battery. La Crosse struggles with errors. Also, Silver Stars beat Hoff's Colts 19 to 6 at Hogan school grounds with Mitchell Roubik and J Henry on both sides.
Bijou ball team secured another win at League Park beating the fast ICrosse Rubber Mills squad. The victory adds to Bijou’s growing list of triumphs in recent outings.
Engineer Charles Buckley, scalded in the Superior Junction wreck Sunday evening, died in Spooner Wisconsin. His body will be sent to his Rhode Island home to reunite with his wife who is in England.
August Mollen a 14 year old from Little Chute Wisconsin was awarded a congressional medal by U S Marshal Thomas B Reid for rescuing a drowning playmate in a canal near Little Chute on July 19 1905. The rescue occurred as a government tug Fox pulled them to safety with Mrs Judson witnessing and urging the award.
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