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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
Miss Blanche Covey of La Crosse wed Arthur W. Wiggins of Janesville at the Central Methodist parsonage Winona. Rev. Frank Doran officiated. The couple will reside in Janesville after the ceremony.
A reflective line asserts the average man feels he sacrifices far more for others than they do for him, suggesting a gap between perceived and actual generosity. The remark emphasizes self-perceived unequal reciprocity in social help.
Madison June 20 Wisconsin state labor commissioner Joseph D Beck released a study of about 6000 children in Wisconsin and sent recommendations to Gov Davidson. He urges eight hour workdays for children broader public instruction in industrial education higher permit age minimum stronger employer responsibility for child welfare and stricter truancy enforcement.
Judge Alvin C Brazee of Milwaukee Municipal Court died yesterday afternoon at Waldheim Park Sanitarium after a lingering illness. He was 55 years old.
Public interest lags as the Twin City Aviation Meet at the Minnesota state fair grounds nears. Tickets fill fast, trains and cars are arranged, while exhibitors insist aviators rely on skill and luck rather than protective devices.
Joseph Webber was arrested Saturday by police and held at the central station for allegedly stealing about 35 dollars from the cash drawer at the barber shop of Joseph Schwabenbauer on Pearl Street where he worked. He reportedly had the shop key and was found with five cents on arrest.
Eugene Speyer aged 16 son of the late Walter Speyer a former millionaire died after falling from a miniature glider attached to an automobile. The device rose about 35 feet and Speyer fell breaking his neck as a companion ran the machine Yesterday evening in California capital.
Representative A J Gronna arrives in North Dakota and will stay through the primary. He begins an active speaking tour with meetings in Grand Forks county and backs the progressive Republican ticket. He expects to defeat Edward Engerud for the short term senate seat.
The Concordia society marked its fortieth anniversary at Concordia hall on La Crosse street with a garden ceremony, an address by Carl Ahrens president, and remarks by others. Andre's band performed in the afternoon and a ball followed in the hall. the event drew a large crowd.
Promotion for Muskoka highlighting its scenery and travel appeal. The Grand Trunk Railway System advertises a folder with a map views and facts. Interested readers should contact W S Cookson in Chicago for details.
Ithaca based Cornell is favored as the intercollegiate regatta nears with Columbia and Syracuse challenging. Coach Courtney’s Cornell crew faces a competitive field while Rice rotates Saunders for Murphy in Columbia’s lineup. Final race times set for 4 30 and 5 15 with eights at 6 30. seedings list Penn, Syracuse, Cornell, Wisconsin, Columbia in varsity.
Traveling Men baseball team from La Crosse narrates a dramatic victory over Winona drummers at League Park. Under scorching heat about a hundred fans witness sharp pitching and slick field work including double and triple plays as La Crosse and Winona teams clash in a United Commercial Travelers game.
La Crosse outscored Winona 27 to 9 as the game stretched nine innings to completion. The action finished at 3 o clock with Stott Landon Arneson and Bohn listed in batteries for La Crosse and Weigel Grimes for Winona.
A summer school program runs from June 27 to August 5 at the La Crosse state normal school. Attendance is in the forenoon and targets grade children needing help or on trial promotion. The program tailors lessons to each pupil’s weaknesses to strengthen overall performance.
Early registration is requested for grades I to VIII inclusive. Applicants will be received in the order applications are filed for attendance. For further information about the summer school, please call the registers at the state normal school.
Lamb and Company employees enjoyed a plentiful picnic on Goose Island with friends. They arrived by morning drive, played baseball and enjoyed various amusements as part of a seasonal event.
The body of Gust Jamestown New York area Burtt section hand killed by a train was buried in Onalaska Saturday at the county's expense. No arrangements had been made at the home of the deceased. if relatives wish to retrieve the remains they will be allowed to do so.
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