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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

6

University work offered at La Crosse Normal School

Freshmen from La Crosse may complete sophomore year at the local normal school, enabling early university work. Prof. F A Cotton issues a bulletin outlining the new program, praising La Crosse as an ideal site with modern facilities, libraries, and strong youth associations.

la Crosse Cotton Indiana

Lorimer to be sworn senator amid tariff push in Washington

Chicago June 16 Senator elect William Lorimer will depart for Washington this afternoon in response to a C Q D message from Senator Cullom The move suggests he may resign his House seat and be sworn in as senator immediately The trumpeted reason is to aid the tariff bill and indicate Senate Republican leadership seeks his vote to advance the measure.

Chicago United States Cullom Wm. Lorimer Washington House of Representatives Senate

Bugs Raymond in Fight With M Graw

Pittsburg dispatch reports Bugs Raymond pitcher for the New York Nationals and Muggsy McGraw manager fought aboard a Cincinnati to Pittsburg Pullman train. McGraw says Raymond drunk and abusive. he struck Raymond on the nose. Raymond claims they wrestled then McGraw punched him. Raymond countered with a right to McGraw’s jaw before teammates separated them.

Pittsburg Bugs” Raymond New York Nationals Muggsy McGraw Cincinnati McGraw Bugs Mae- Sy

Bugs Raymond Shines as Freéport Ringer in Series

In La Crosse lore, Bugs Raymond is remembered for pitching for Freéport as a ringers’ addition during the last series of the first league season when La Crosse captured the pennant.

Bugs"’ Raymond la Crosse Freéport Penant

Rackelmann Will Upheld in Probate Ruling

Judge Brindley sustained Kugunda Rackelmann's will today, ruling it reflected the deceased's wishes. The decision rejected a claim by Mrs. John Neukowami that an after-signing addition altered the document.

Kugunda Rackelmann John Rackelmann Brindley John Neukowami

Cuticura Remedies Benefit Two Eczema Sufferers

A mother reports two daughters with severe winter eczema improving after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. Skin softened and hair loss halted, with persistent relief when the products are kept on hand. Husband also benefited from Cuticura for a lifelong sore head. Mrs. Charles Baker Albion Me Sept 21 1908.

Charles Baker Albion

Cuticura Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

Cuticura Ointment touted as a top remedy for skin and scalp troubles including eczema and hair loss across all ages. A regimen of hot baths with Cuticura Soap, followed by Salone Pills, is claimed to provide immediate relief and aid speedy cure when other treatments fail. Free Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp.

Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Columbus Ave Boston

City builder to speak on civic progress at theater

Secretary John L. Utermoehl of the La Crosse board of trade says a talk by city building expert George Blackstone Irving Friday evening, June 25, will launch a movement to boost La Crosse. Irving will explain civic faults and offer plans for progress, with business leaders to support the effort.

John L. Utermoehl Board of Trade George Blackstone Irving Utermoeh Irving la Crosse

Captain Parks Dies After Paralytic Stroke at 65

Captain John Parks of the La Crosse police department died at his home after a paralytic stroke suffered yesterday evening. Born in 1843 in New York, he served in the Civil War and joined La Crosse police in 1881, becoming captain in 1884. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral plans pending relatives’ arrival.

Central Police Station John Parks North Seventh Street Captain Parks Captain John Parks Chautauqua County New York la Crosse John Paul C. L. Coleman Mississippi River Parks Infantry Racine Wis Washington Second United States Cavalry B. C. Smith A. L. Meggs D. J. Dunlap Boston Mass Bloomington Ill Rutharks Winona Normal School Police Department

La Follette Amendments Defeated in Senate Tariff Fight

In Washington on June 16 the Senate rejected Fletcher’s amendment to retain the Philippine tariff on cigars and tobacco 26 to 43 and Gore’s two year sugar limit 25 to 43. The panel adopted committee amendments granting free importation from the Philippines of 300000 tons sugar 1000000 pounds tobacco and 70000000 cigars annually. The fight centered on La Follette’s bid to cut Philippine cigar imports from 150000000 to 75000000 then to 70000000 as Aldrich maneuvered to blunt the Wisconsin senator’s effort amid charges of “stealing” his plan. The debate stretched hours as Burkett, Depew, and Aldrich sparred over the limits and tax policy.

Washington Fletcher Senate Gore Philippines Luck Philippine Islands la Follette Aldrich Senator la Follette Aldrich-Payne Monopoly George Perkins International Cigar Markets’ Union Finance Committee Competiton United States Wisconsin Bulkly Connecticut Burkett Nebraska Fa Follette Inance Committee Messrs Depew

La Follette on Tariff Bill Partially Explained

The article discusses how the tariff bill faces differences between House and Senate versions, noting that the House plan raises over the Dingley act while the Senate bill increases further. It argues there is little chance the final bill will align with Republican convention directives or satisfy the broader public.

Congress House Senate Ways and Means National Republican, Convention

Taft's Message on Supervisory Control of Corporations

Taft argues for a legal and safe taxation system to give government stockholders and the public access to real corporate transactions and profits, making a long step toward supervisory control to prevent future abuses of power.

ORDER STEEL STOCKS OFF PARIS BOURSE

Paris reports the French government will not list U S Steel on the Paris bourse and shares may trade on the Coulisse market Morgan Denies It states opposition could delay negotiations and the French finance minister’s consent is denied.

Paris U. S. Steel Corporation Coulisse Morgan New York J. P. Morgan and Co United States

Wait five days to save the $2.00 marriage fee

Sampson Ladue aged 69 of the North side seeks a license to marry Mal lie Erickson 43 also of the North side. He prefers waiting until Monday to avoid a $2 court order fee, planning a Sunday ceremony instead. Ladue is widowed, twice a groom. his former wife was Mrs Lars Finstad. Rev. A V Ingham will perform the ceremony.

Sampson Ladue North Side Mallie Erickson Ladue Lars Finstad A. V. Ingham

North Side Pastor Weds at Stoughton

Rev. Gideon Olson, pastor of the Norwegian Methodist church of the north side, marries Miss Rachael Sandal who has just arrived from Christiana Norway at Stoughton Wisconsin.

Gideon Olson Norwegian Methodist Church of the

Teutonic runs aground in Ambrose Channel near New York

The White Star liner Teutonic, sails from New York at 10 and goes ashore in the Ambrose channel near the lightship shortly before noon. She is floated at 1 45 p m after three hours aground on the channel's south side with no injuries.

New York White Star Teutonic Ambrose Channel

Old sores cured by S S S blood purifier claims

An advertisement-style summary asserts that S S S cures chronic sores and ulcers by purifying the blood, removing impurities and poisons, and rebuilding tissue. It warns external treatment fails, promotes a permanent healing through improved circulation, and offers a free book and drugstore availability.

S.S.S S.S. S Swift Specific CO Atlanta

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