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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

6

Riots Roil Italian Cities as Troops Clash With Socialists

In Rome and major cities including Naples Ravenna Florence Imola and Turin violent clashes erupted as the general strike continued. Troops fired in Naples killing one and wounding ten while Ravenna fell under occupation with bayonet dispersal of strikers.

Rome Naples Ravenna Florence Imola Turin Supreme Directorate The Socialist Party In

Baptist church urges abstention from liquor selling clubs

Church members urged to refrain from joining any social or business clubs that sell liquor following a resolution at the annual La Crosse meeting attended by Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Taylor and several pastors. The measure will be forwarded to Racine for state convention action. Rev. Hurlburt and Rev. H. P. McMillan spoke, with Rev. A. A. Holt also in attendance.

Baptist Church Harry L. Taylor W. A. Billings B. B. Leonard la Crosse Ontario Racine Hurlburt of the Baptists H. P. McMillan A. A. Holt Milwaukee

Kaiser Announces Candidacy for La Crosse Sheriff

Nic Kaiser of La Crosse today declared his Democratic bid for county sheriff and will begin campaigning immediately. He pledges absolute enforcement of laws and opposition to lax statutes, a stance praised by supporters as making him a strong candidate amid several announced and prospective contenders.

Nic Kaiser la Crosse Tam Mr. Kaiser Kaiser Fred Clark

Stevens Home From Encampment In Madison

Commander O C Stevens of the Wilson Colwell post G A R arrived home from the Madison encampment this morning. He praised the event calling it the best ever held in the state and noted a remarkable reception with every house and store in Madison decorated. Also mentioned were General B F Bryant F A Copeland William Emily Webster Emily George D Wright and R E Osborne from the La Crosse post and several women from the W R C. Osborne was chosen to the council of administration.

O. C. Stevens Wilson Colwell Madison la Crosse B. F. Bryant F. A. Copeland William Emily Webster Emily George D. Wright R. E. Osborne Mr. Osborne Council of Administration

Humorous Quip on Egotism and Factory Life

A partial, lighthearted note jokes about a worker in a fly paper factory who is said to be stuck up. The fragment hints at vanity tied to his job and ends abruptly with a clipped line.

Barber claims and budget myths in state appropriation debate

In a June 1914 exchange a Wisconsin critic rebuts Barber's charges about university and normal school funding. The letter argues the so called Barber Annual Budget misstates expenditures, cites biennial appropriations, and debunks a $17,500,000 figure as inaccurate and inflated.

Wisconsin Barber State University Normal School State Board of Health

Mediation advances as Carranza accepts invite

At Niagara Falls mediators and delegates from Huerta and the United States agree on a provisional Mexican government sharing power among a president and four cabinet members. Carranza agrees to join mediation, while U S officials report progress toward a peace protocol by mid next week as talks shift to direct Huerta and United States commissioners.

Niagara Falls Ont Mexico Huerta United States Althoug Carranza Washington State Department George Carothers Villa Saltillo Carranzanista Funston Vera Cruz Garrison Antilla Mexico City Wilson White House Tumulty

Guards Tighten as Suffragists Target Coronation Chair

London reports doubled guards around King George and Westminster Abbey after suffragettes attempted to blow up the coronation chair. The chair was kept in seclusion and Canon Westlake warned repairs may be impossible. Separately, attackers tarred St Margaret’s Church at Chipstead but villagers and the rector doused the flames with little damage.

London King George Westminster Abbey Edward the Confessor Canon Westlake Westminster Scone George Michael Countess Torby Hempstead St. Margaret’s Chipstead William Stone

Cuban Veterans Headed to Wisconsin Encampment Convention

Casberg camp representatives Rev. W. P. Christy J. I. Ward C. J. Weigel A. H. Engelhard G. A. Pennell Wm. Irvin G. R. Longbrake and G. O. Henning with Casberg auxiliary delegates Alvina Kelley Hannah Storkerson Effie M. Henning depart Eau Claire Monday at 10 50 AM via Milwaukee to attend the United Spanish War Veterans department convention June 15 16 17.

W. P. Christy J. I. Ward C. J. Weigel A. H. Engelhard G. A. Pennell Wm. Irvin G. R. Longbrake G. O. Henning Casberg Camp Alvina Kelley Hannah Storkerson Effie M. Henning Casberg Eau Claire Milwaukee Department of Wisconsin United Spanish War Veterans Ladies’ Auxiliary Military Order of the Serpent Armory Grand Gu Gu

Foy to Meet Bud Williams in Fourth of July Card

Eddie Foy and Bud Williams of La Crosse square off in a six round preliminary at the July Fourth boxing show. North La Crosse’s Sampson faces McGregor Iowa’s Joe Minnie in an eight round 135 pound bout. Matchmaker Henry Rooney departed for Milwaukee and Chicago to finalize the lineup.

Eddie Foy Bud Williams la Crosse Young Sampson North la Crosse Joe Minnie McGegor Iowa McGregor Henry Rooney Milwaukee Chicago

La Crosse High School Holds Alumni Banquet Tonight

The La Crosse high school hosts its annual alumni banquet this evening at 6 o'clock on campus. A program of speeches will follow the dinner.

la Crosse High School

First Eagle baseball dance kicks off year in Eagle hall

The Eagles baseball team hosts a dance tonight in Eagle hall to benefit the squad. Sunday they travel to Viroqua for their opening game. Manager Ritter touts a strong pitching trio of Ritter Saubert and Fitzki and aims for a win. The Viroqua lineup lists Johnson at catcher, Ritter, Saubert and Fitzki as pitchers, Woll at first, Keaveny second, Rockstad third, Smith short, Solberg left, Carrol center, Harnish right, and Fritz Johnson as utility.

Eagles Eagle Hall Viroqua Ritter Saubert Fitzki Jack Johnson O. Woll

Butler Takes Post at State Normal School Summer Program

Professor R. H. Butler of the high school faculty has accepted a place with the summer school of the state normal school to teach methods in penmanship and arithmetic.

Measure Up Valedictory Tells Graduates to Strive

The valedictory program features music and oration as graduates receive diplomas. President William Lenning presents diplomas. Eli nore Schweizer delivers the valedictory with a call to "Measure Up." The event lists numerous graduates including Knut Houck and Winifred Forbes among others.

Knut Houck Marie Wester Eugen Hildach Winifred Forbes Harry Marshall Thomas Skemn Ethel Mabie Glen Halik Raymond Grams Paderewski Dean Root George Kreutz William Tomsicek William Strauss Elinore Schweizer Verdi William Lenning Ben Edwards Mary Jane Grimes Robert McCormick

Vice Commission Recommends Enforcing Vice Laws at Hotels

In Marinette Wisconsin on June 12 a central body was urged to compel state and county officers to enforce vice laws. Proposals include requiring both men and women to register at hotels and reestablishing a vice district to curb the downfall of young girls. Madison hearing saw storemen and businessmen report generally favorable conditions, with T G Murray proposing a restricted district.

Marinette Wis State Vice Commission M. O. Bird Madison Wisconsin Legislative Vice Committee Senate T. G. Murray Burdick & Murray Company

Midsummer Festival Plans in Superior Wisconsin

Elaborate preparations underway by Swedish organizations in Superior Wisconsin for the annual midsummer festival. The program will feature speeches music and athletic events with a principal address by a state official from Wisconsin or Minnesota.

Superior Wis Wisconsin Minnesota

List of names appears in historical record

A long sequence of personal names follows, including Archie Oeschger Myrtle Olsen Minnie Olson Henry Otten Walter Palechek Lera Pahmer Fred Papenfus Lily Pengra Lester Pope Elizabeth Rawlinson Mary Redpath Mabel Reid Leonora Roellig Dean Root Griselda Rupp Bernice Saltz Marian Sanford Gladys Schaller Helen Schoenheider Elinore Schwenner Florence Seitz Martha Skaar Thomas Skemp Albert Stoiber Alice Taylor Harold Taylor Theodore Thorsén William Tomsicek Esther Tutle Adolph Verker Hazel Wager Esther Wager Ruth Wallace Viola Wallace Mildred Waters Hilda Weimar Alta Wein John Weisse Marie Wester Herbert Wheaton Gwen Whel don Phyllis Wheldon Walter Jams Edna Witt Luella Zaiser Frank Zein Amanda Zeisler Meta Zenker.

I. Oeschger Archie Olberg Myrtle Blanche Olsen Minnie E. Olson Henry G. Otten Walter R. Palechek Lera B. Pahmer Fred J. Papenfus Lily M. Pengra Lester Lloyd Pope Elizabeth Rawlinson Mary Redpath Mabel Forbes Reid Leonora I. Roellig Dean Root Griselda S. Rupp Beanice Saltz Marian Elizabeth Sanford Gladys Eleanor Schaller Helen 5. Schoenheider Marie M. Wester Herbert H. Wheaton Gwendolyn Wheldon Phyllis Joy Wheldon Walter J. Jams Edna Florence Witt Luella M. Zaiser Frank H. Zein Amanda W. Zeisler Meta J. Zenker

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