Supreme court limits police use of deadly force in arrest
Madison Wis June 18 The supreme court rules an officer is not justified in shooting a person he is trying to arrest on a misdemeanor charge In the Gosczinski versus Carlson case undersheriff Gustav Carlson argues the suspect resisted the process and the revolver was fired without intent The jury awarded 70 dollars in compensatory damages to Gosczinski from Carlson for alleged unlawful assault.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Adolph Gosczinski
Gustav Carlson
Douglas County
Carlson
Gosczinski
To Keep Skin in Fine Condition All Summer
Advice on skin care for hot weather promotes mercorized wax as a daily cleanse and protector. A night application like cold cream and morning wash aim to keep pores clear and complexion youthful. A face bath with saxolite in witch hazel is recommended to prevent sagging and wrinkles.
Valuable Guernsey Cattle Auction Set For West Salem
Thousands of dollars worth pure bred Guernsey cattle will be sold at West Salem Saturday after the Western Guernsey Breeders association summer meeting on Friday. Some of the best cattle in the state will go under the hammer. The Tribune will report on the breeders meeting with speakers including Charles L. Hill William H Caldwell and Professor C P Norgard. A noted session is anticipated.
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West Salem
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
the Tribune
Breeders’ Association
Charles L. Hill
American Guernsey Club
William H. Caldwell
C. P. Norgard
Farmers’ Institutes
Association
Balance Sheet Testimony in Union Pacific Stock Case
Testimony before Supreme Court Justice Page in New York centers on the union Pacific stock distribution to prevent a 74 million dollar Baltimore and Ohio stock melon from being cut among common stockholders. Frank A. Van derlip of National City Bank testifies confidence in the balance sheet at the time.
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New York
Union Pacific Preferred
Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Supreme Court
Page
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Union Pacific
Exhibition of Expert Shooting at Tomah Fair Grounds
World champion shooters Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Topperwein gave an exhibition at the Tomah fair grounds on Wednesday. Notices show signs in Mr. Felling's window inspired by Topperwein's shots while local residents make and repair homes and travel between New Lisbon Warrens Milwaukee and Wausau among visitors and relatives.
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Tomah
Wis
A. D. Topperwein
Fair Grounds
Felling
Topperwein
Adolph Kress
A. Gonderzick
New Lisbon
Tunison
Ned Grant
Warrens
Ruth Good
James Neelon
Frank
Minnesota
Margaret Neelon
Mabel Talbott
Milwaukee Normal
Ernest Rick
Merita Logan F
Wausau
Stevens Point
Harper
W. A. Lee
Miss Schlattlen
Miss Wells
Grand Rapids
Doris Simonson
George Hyer
N. J. Forest
Waukesha
Miss Rogen
Bragear
John Warren
Home for Girls Burns Near Fort Dodge
A fire destroyed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union home for unfortunate girls three miles west of Fort Dodge Iowa last night causing about 19000 dollars in damage. Fourteen inmates and eight babies were rescued by farmers with no serious injuries reported.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Summons in La Crosse Case Against Hensels and Duties
The State of Wisconsin to Lettie Hensel and Chadwell Hensel Arthur Duty and Ella Duty Defendants are summoned to appear within twenty days after service to defend the action in La Crosse County Circuit Court. If not, judgment will be rendered as per the plaintiff Lettie Hensel's complaint served with this summons.Attorney J F E Higbee ADDRESS: La Crosse Wisconsin.
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State of Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
Lettie Hensel
Chadwell Hensel
Arthur Duty
Ella Duty
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
P. C. Casberg
Cornelius B. Connolly
Mary O. Connolly
Morris & Hartwell
P. O
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Onalaska Boy Hurt In Runaway
Oris Holter of Onalaska Wis was seriously injured yesterday morning when a horse he was driving ran away and threw him from the buggy He was taken to a La Crosse hospital where doctors found his ankle broken in three places The condition was not considered serious but he suffered intense pain Also notes Luella Westeraas of Wabasha Minn spent Sunday in the city with her parents and a Monday picnic at Myrick park sponsored by the M E Sunday school was a complete success with ideal weather. Other notices include Mrs T G Aiken’s visit to Rochester Minn and Burke SD Jank Hagenbaugh visiting Westby Miss Clara Shore returning from Chicago Prof and Mrs A L Halvorson bound for Whitewater Wis for a month with many relatives W Dalton back from Milwaukee and Miss Ferne Aiken visiting Rochester Minn Mrs T F Shean of Colorado Springs Colo arriving for a month with her parents C A Sjolander
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Onalaska
Wis
Oris Holter
la Crosse
Luella Westeraas
Wabasha
Minn
M. E
Myrick Park
T. G. Aiken
Rochester
Burke
South Dakota
Jank Hagenbaugh
Westby
Clara Shore
Chicago
A. L. Halvorson
Whitewater
W. Dalton
Milwaukee
Ferne Aiken
T. F. Shean
Colorado Springs
Col
C. A. Sjolander
La Crosse Trust Company Probate Hearing Notice
Notice of application to county court in Wisconsin La Crosse County for probate of Julia Donovan will. Special term set at Court House La Crosse on August 4, 1914 at 10:00 AM. Court order by County Judge John Brindley.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crose County
Court House
City of
la Crosse
Said
Liner Wilhelm the Second Collides at Sea
Wireless reports say the liner Wilhelm the Second collided with the steamer Incemarin in the Channel and is returning to Southampton for repairs after the incident.
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London
Wilhelm the Second
Incemarin
Southampton
Connollys Sued in La Crosse Circuit Court
Circuit Court La Crosse County summons residents Corne lius B Connolly and Mary O Connolly to appear within twenty days after service to defend a suit filed by P C Casberg. If they fail, a judgment will be entered as demanded in the complaint served with the summons.
Civic Social Centers Promoted at Madison Conference
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the president, urges free schoolhouse use and paid staff for citizenship efforts. She will speak at the Civic Stewardship as Public Service conference in Madison on June 19 20, while helping launch the Social Center Magazine of which she is an editor.
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Citizenship Organization
Margaret Wilson
Public Service
Madison
Wis
Jury awards $3,500 to Nina Cumpitt in beauty suit
In Chicago on June 18, Nina Cumpitt won a $3,500 verdict against beauty specialists H. R. Enlow and J. Elizabeth Thompson after alleging paraffin injections to reshape her face ruined her looks. The case drew attention amid remarks about family mentions and social expectations.
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Chicago
Nina Cumpitt
H. R. Enlow
J. Elizabeth Thompson
Resinol Heals Itching Eczema in Simple Routine
Advertises Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for eczema and skin troubles. Claims instant relief from itching and burning after washing with soap, drying, then applying ointment. Promotes quick healing, sleep improvement, and low cost, with doctor acceptance for nineteen years and nationwide druggist availability.
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Ny KK
Rresinol
Baltimore
Poison in Candy Case Narrows to California Mail Threat
Mrs Georgia Burke Simmons of Winslow Arizona is under arrest in California charged with sending poisoned candy through the mail. Infatuated with married Winslow man William H Dagg she allegedly mailed a candy package bearing another woman's name. The third woman has been exonerated and the candy reportedly contained bichloride of mercury. Simmons claims innocence.
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Georgia Burke Simmons
Winslow
Ariz
California
William H. Dagg
Dagg
Church Welcome for Homecomers at St Pauls Universalist
St Pauls Universalist church in La Crosse announces a homecoming service on Sunday June 28. Rev Dr L Ward Brigham of St Pauls Chicago will preach, returning to the city after thirty years. Automobiles will convey aged or infirm parishioners to the service.
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St. Paul’s Universalist Church
la Crosse
Brigham
Chicago
All Souls’ Church of
Brooklyn
German ambassador fears shot at lights during chase
Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador to the United States, admitted a frightful incident after a merchant policeman fired at his auto tires late at night. The officer had ordered the chauffeur to stop and the car did not halt, prompting the attempted firing.
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Champaign
Count von Bernstorff
United States
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