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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
4
North La Crosse hi pitching star Ritter and fielder Smith led the team to a victory over Holmen yesterday afternoon. Final scores show North La Crosse ahead with a strong offensive showing and solid defensive play.
A compact reflection on dignity and power criticizing how big men may mistreat smaller ones. It notes that a bold aim can fail with an empty gun and hints at artistic temperament amid social missteps. It also observes life lessons and repeated marriages as misfires of experience.
In Indiana Alfred Lanowe 44, a farmer, died instantly when his car overturned injuring two others. In California near Fresno police probe a joy ride crash that killed Sister Alacoque and badly hurt three sisters and a Japanese chauffeur as their vehicle veered into a ditch en route to St. Augustine academy.
Fred Mulhill lost control of his car to avoid another machine and crashed into a horse on June 16 in Pueblo. Both Mulhill and Edith Johnson were badly injured as the car was wrecked.
At Foot Hill boulevard a curve on Sunday saw two motorcycles collide head on at high speed. Three people died Natalie Cutliff Joseph Sousa and Wesley Hoffell. The girl rode on the rear seat of Sousa’s bike and all victims were badly mangled.
A car carrying five men plunged fifty feet from a bridge over railroad tracks in Trinidad Col on Sunday night after crashing through a guard rail. Driver Charles Spahr lost control and could not stop before the fall. one occupant was fatally injured likely.
New York report states two persons died and eight injured in Sunday auto accidents. A two year old, Abraham Freidfelt, was killed while playing in front of his home. Phillip Vivian, a chauffeur, died from injuries after being struck in the stomach while cranking a machine.
Crank flew back. Eight physicians were injured in various parts of the aircraft crash incident with responders rushing to the scene.
Six automobile crashes in Pittsburg left one man dead, four seriously hurt, and several others with minor injuries. W. B. Burd of Knoxville died when his car overturned on the Greensburg pike. Mrs. Burd is reported in serious condition.
The body of an unknown man lies in a hospital awaiting identification after being struck by a car of Sunday joy riders. His clothing entangled in the rear axle dragged him 100 feet. The seven other occupants escaped with injuries in separate Chicago crashes. eight people were injured in total.
Mrs Peter Murphy fell from a chair while adjusting porch screens at 500 Avon Street yesterday at 9 am. She injured her left arm, was helped by family, taken by auto to St Francis Hospital, and Dr Evans says she will stay several days.
Former West Virginia Governor Glasscock testifies before senate investigators that mine operators caused the Paint and Cabin Creek unrest by refusing arbitration. He says guards’ arrival escalated violence. Ed Bragg supports that order deteriorated after guards came in.
Two hundred fifty West Salem residents joined the West Salem Military band for a Bangor concert. A long procession of thirty cars and five hundred rigs carried the party to the band stand on Main Street. The group, led by Peter Mickelson, wore new uniforms and performed a program of marches overtures waltzes and serenades including Centaur March Humoreske and Campus Echoes.
June 16 suffrage lobbyists return from the state capital aboard a train carrying women who attended the Springfield celebration last night. A wild Union Station reception, hundreds missing breakfasts, welcomed the delegation of male suffragists and the Illinois Marine Band. The parade moved to the Art Institute where Mrs Grace Wilbur Trout and Mrs Medill McCormick spoke at a mass meeting after leaders and banners such as Votes for Women and No Votes No Tax were displayed.
Prairie du Chien residents report invitations for the marriage of Miss Margaret Paris to Goodsell Billings of Platteville at Trinity Episcopal church on June 26. Visitors from Monona Iowa Duluth Mason City Viroqua Chicago and Milwaukee attend dinners and gatherings as locals share news of trips and summer plans.
Layton Gouldin and Horton Kline, La Crosse high school faculty, depart Friday for a ten day to two week fishing trip in Minnesota near Ely. They may canoe from Ely to Lake Superior then return to Duluth by lake steamer and rail to La Crosse. They aim to apply last year’s Wisconsin River flood experience to avoid repetition. Other faculty members have left for homes or summer resorts.
Mrs A Hardy hosted a Friday afternoon tea at her home 1608 George Street. Guests included Mesdames E Everitt G Larkin J Davis E Frey L Zaiser R Roeder J Byers A Colby L Widrick and A Hardy, with rooms decorated in red carnations and smilax.
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