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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
4
Whitesboro Kentucky report states three of eleven shot by William Day in Neon are likely to die. Victor Stamper, a boy victim, is dead and Day was killed by a posse.
Between fifty and three hundred K of P members and families boarded the G. W. Hill steamer for Winona on the annual excursion. The vessel left soon after 11 am with decks crowded for the picnic voyage. Return expected shortly after 6 pm, with a second excursion tonight from Levee Park after 8. Members predicted a record crowd.
The funeral for George Clements who died Tuesday night at his daughter Mrs. A E Peter son’s home was held this morning at 8:30 at 1006 Mississippi street and at 9 at St. Joseph's cathedral. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
The LaCrosse division No 13 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers holds its annual memorial at North Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Figeh A. Clarke will deliver the memorial sermon. division members will attend in a body.
Herbert E. Wendlandt announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Green Lake county clerk in Manchester Wisconsin on June 12.
Rev Howard Belden Leonard pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church on the north side will travel to Boston for the Northern Baptist convention at Tremont temple from June 17 to 30. He will represent La Crosse Baptists as the sole delegate from this state region. The gathering includes the centenary of foreign missions with the first mission in Burma. Mrs Leonard and children will join him in Chicago before a visit to Indiana.
North Side residents announce moves visits and trips including Mrs. Knebes relocating from 713 Rose to 1211 Caledonia Street. Many locals travel to and from towns such as Westby Holmen New Richmond and Ontario while others host guests or attend events on the north side Dreamland show referenced.
J. L. McBrien argues in his Arkansas report that every school should have a normal department dedicated to training teachers for rural schools. The statement emphasizes preparing educators to serve in rural communities.
Criticizes modern schooling for overwork and lack of outdoor activity affecting children’s nerves. Claims Dr Williams Pink Pills build blood, strengthen nerves, and aid growth plus ten hours sleep and good meals. Recommends outdoor exercise and requests free booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
Chicago on June 12 reports club women condemning the Pageant of Apollo and Revels of Daphne staged at the Art Institute for General Federation of Women's Clubs delegates. A jaune Apollo and Daphne wore scant costumes drawing mixed reactions from observers including Mrs. J R Gordon of Pueblo and Mrs. Jean Van Vlis singer.
The normal school and training school held an afternoon exhibit displaying work from all grades including pottery and glazed pieces by children and normal students. Adolph Youngberg was elected captain of next year’s normal school track team. Alumni from the school gather for a banquet and reunion with guests Jean Rolfe Hallie Roberts Virgil Bryan Amos Schroeder Vivian Fuller and Alta Davis present.
The Trans Miss Golf Association tournament at Evanston produced few surprises with McLaughlin of Denver Edmunds of St Louis Cady of Moline and Morrison of Kansas City all advancing as expected in the semifinals. Pairings set for today include McLaughlin Edmunds Cady Morrison. Officers elected at the club house included President R W Hodge Evanston Vice President W F Brooks Minneapolis and J W Ss Rhea Memphis as secretary treasurer with Memphis chosen for next year’s venue.
Hammond residents denounce a Chicago to New York flyer incident as twenty berths showed passengers not in night attire, with an indignant bartender spraying seltzer and a F veiled alarm from sleeping passengers. Police urge Pullman authorities to act against the alleged moving burlesque performances.
Charles Valentine a farmer near Wheeling Illinois was imprisoned in his barn by three robbers who then rifled his home and stole 96 dollars hidden in a small safe on the Chicago Milwaukee road frontier early today.
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