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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1910

Page

2

Burt Williams Warns Democrats at Milwaukee Club

Ashland editor Burt Williams urged Wisconsin Democrats to unite for pro policies and progressive aims in primaries. He warned against Republican enticements and party insiders under big interests, naming Bryan and La Follette as true leaders. The Jefferson Club gathering drew a large crowd and applause for his denunciations of Press Taft Cannon and Aldrich.

Milwaukee Wis Williams Ashland Jefferson Club Wisconsin Bryan la Follette Drr. Williams Taft Cannon Aldrich R. B. Mallory Max Hottellet

Reproach Echoes Love and Marriage Strain

A witty Biatter remarks on a heated moment where reproach centers on presumed love. The character rails that if any affection existed the marriage would not have occurred. The exchange exposes tension and misaligned expectations within a relationship.

Davidson Again Circulates Petition for Governor Nomination

Milwaukee Wis June 11 State Senator John M Whitehead of Janesville circulates petitions to renominate James O Davidson for governor This revival alarms the Fairchild camp which sought to squash Davidson at the Taft convention Delegations from Superior La Crosse Eau Claire and Rock counties favored Davidson for governor Funding concerns dampen Davidson entry Magnus Swenson actively urges his bid The feud between Fairchild and Davidson backers disrupts harmony Also floated is a possible lieutenant governor bid for Fairchild Hudnall supporters resist both plans

Milwaukee Wis John M. Whitehead Janesville James O. Davidson T. Fairchild Fairchild Whitehead Taft Davidson Superior la Crosse Eau Claire Rock County Magnus Swenson Mr. Fairchild George B. Hudnall Mr. Fairc

Graduating Class Exercises At Sparta High School

Sparta Wis June 14 Friday night graduation exercises were held in the Armory with green and white decorations. Lila Blank delivered the salutatory The Rockefeller Foundation and Hasty Hersh gave the valedictory and oration The Increased Cost of Living Margaret Laing spoke on The Death Disk Dr Stiles presented diplomas and class honors Harry Hersh led with 94 average followed by Lila Blank 93 and the next four averages Rachael Davis Jessie Powell Jessie Shattuck Jennie Hitchcock conclude the program with a chorus song. Charles Gonke narrowly escaped a collision with passenger train No 6 near the crossing by the Milwaukee road then the article notes the wagon was demolished but he escaped with only a scare.

Sparta Wis Lila Blank Rockefeller Foundation Hsty Hersh Margaret Laing Ella Esch Stiles Harry Hersh Rachael Davis Jessie Powell Jessie Shattuck Jennie Hitchcock Charles Gonke Milwaukee Road Charles Sand Creek Northwestern Depot

Maine Gears Toward Democratic Column In September

Maine leans toward a Democratic win in the September election driven by discontent with the Payne Aldrich tariff and liquor questions. The state convention in Augusta will feature Obediah Gardner and Frederic W. Plaisted as gubernatorial candidates amid Republican dissension. Incumbent Fernald may lose his 7,000 vote majority in a presidential year.

Augusta Maine Harrie M. Plaisted Bangor Obediah Gardner Ockland State Grange Frederick W. Plaisted United States Eugene Hale Congress Hale Frye Fernald

Local Briefs Highlight Moves and Visits

Brief notices from Sparta and surrounding cities record Prof. Davies of Delavan visiting in the city, H T Nolan of Madison staying with friends, Arthur Hoffman heading to Beach North Carolina for work, Miss Winifred Nicks starting work at Sparta Bakery, Miss Sarah Silvester moving to Santa Barbara with parents, Miss Barry visiting Milwaukee, Harold Barker visiting from Wisconsin University, Mrs. Edna Mae Sewell traveling to Appleton to see a sick friend, Miss Marie Henry visiting Lou Phillips, and Prof Theo Faville returning to Sparta to reconnect with former colleagues.

Davies Delavan Sparta High School Friends Herbert Hebard Beach N. D H. T. Nolan Madison Arthur Hoffman N. C Winifred Nicks Viroqua Sparta Sarah Silvester Santa Barbara Cal Miss Barry Milwauke Harold Barker Wisconsin University Edna Mae Sewell Appleton Hamilton Marie Henry Aurora Lou Phillips Theo Faville Constantinople

Restore Your Health with Genuine Bitters Stamp Notice

It promotes strength and health for stomach liver and bowel weaknesses and urges use for poor appetite headache indigestion costiveness fever and ague. It advises trying a bottle now and to obtain the genuine bottle with the private stamp on the neck.

Taft Receives Midwest Shippers’ Gratitude

President Taft was thanked by a delegation of Midwestern shippers at the White House for his swift move to suspend freight increases. The group from St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Minneapolis Canton Omaha and St. Louis included R. F. Spencer J. B. Lincoln T. M. Hanson and others.

Taft Washington Taft White House R. F. Spencer J. B. Lincoln T. M. Hanson St. Louis H. C. Barlow F. B. Montgomery W. J. Evans Chicago E. B. Williams Cincinnati J. M. Bellville Pittsburg F. W. Boltz W. P. Prickett Minneapolis W.H. Parlin Canton Ill Percy Warner J. Louis E. J. McVan Omaha Neb

Senate Bill Grants Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Lake Michigan Jurisdiction

The senate approved a measure authorizing Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois to arrange jurisdiction over crimes on Lake Michigan, extending cross state authority in the lake region.

Lakes Washington Senate Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Lake Michigan

Curtiss to Feature At Minnesota Aviation Meet Next Week

Glen H Curtiss will make the first post Albany to New York flight at the Twin City aviation meet at the Minnesota state fairgrounds. He declines exhibitions but will use his Albany aircraft. Clifford Harmon and Captain Baldwin also expected to compete in a program promising amateur flights, car races, gliding contests and multiple aviation events.

Minneapolis Glen H. Curtiss Albbany New York Twin City Minnesota State J. C. Mars Clifford F. Harmon Paulhan Los Angeles T. 8 Baldwin Curtiss Oldfield Kischler

President Hill Denies Conversion to Conservation

L. W. Hill president of the Great Northern Railway declares conservation is not synonymous with conversation. He says Pinchot misread his views after clubs and meetings and that he will write a denial reflecting his reading of public sentiment.

Paul Minn L. W. Hill Great Northern Railway

New Discovery Promises Fat Gain For Thin Readers

A sensational ad claims a new treatment named Sargol can convert food into solid flesh. It promises rapid gains in weight and vitality, with free trials by mail from the Herald building in Hamptom, New York, urging thin readers to mail coupons for directions and the tablet.

Herald Hinchamton New York

High school baseball clash possible Winona game

The Winona and local high schools may arrange a baseball game for August 3 if team rosters align. No definite plans yet but discussion and arrangements are expected soon. Games between the two schools have draw power and would likely be competitive.

Winona

Sergol Certificate Offers 50 Cent Home Treatment

An OCR fragment notes a certificate and 16 to help defray distribution, entitling the holder to a 50 cent package of Sargol for home use. It claims the product thins then plumps and is GOOD FOR TEN DAYS, from The Sergol Co., 867 A Herald Building, Binghamton.

Penses Sargol Sergol Co Herald Binghamto

Progressive rebuke by Dolliver over progressive stance in Senate

In Washington on June 14 Senator Dolliver of Iowa rebuked Republicans for their attitude toward 188 progressives. He said progressives were condemned for taking presidential speeches seriously and pledges of the Republican platform as moral. He hailed the Roosevelt administration as seven years of magnificent moral leadership.

Washington Dolliver Iowa Senate Roosevelt

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