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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

2

Rain likely to save crops in Burleigh and Morton counties

After a day of checks in Burleigh and Morton counties, officials report potential for 75 percent crop harvest in wheat and oats if rains return within 72 hours and hot winds ease. Fields show healthy roots, late heading, and good flax and corn prospects, though some sandy areas stagnate. High temperatures persist across the northwest, moisture needed soon to avert loss.

Bismarck N. D Burleigh Morton

Freight Handlers Strike Halts Dubuque Traffic

In Dubuque Iowa freight traffic is nearly at a standstill as all freight handlers strike for higher wages. The workers formed a union six weeks ago and demanded increased pay.

Dubuque Iowa

Cudahy Gives Loyola $130,000 for Science Hall

Chicago June 22 Michael Cudahy the millionaire packer donated 130000 to Loyola University for a new science hall.

Cudary College Chicago Michael Cudahy Packer Loyola University

Degrees Granted At University Commencement 1910

Madison June 22. Degrees were conferred on 501 graduates at Wisconsin University in a packed armory audience. President Van Hise urged graduates to uphold social responsibility and university ideals as the state’s growth continues. The day featured processions, music by Bach’s symphony, student orations, a public reception, and an alumni ball closing the 1910 commencement.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin van Hise Law Building Old Library Hall Park Street Bach’s Symphony Orchestra of Milwaukee Chr Bach E. G. Updike D. D First Congregational Church David Hanchett Chicago College of Letters and Science Burns Severson Stoughton College of Agriculture Frank J. Shannon Oconomuwoc William H. Witt Marshfield College of Engineering Oliver Rundell Livingston College of Law Minnie Bergman School of Music Ye Hills Tschaikowsky Toen Aws Orchestra University School of Music Pressa Symphony Orchestra Lathrop Hall Woman’s University Avenue

City to collect license fees for cars under ordinance

The ordinance calls for a license fee of 15 per year for each car, enabling the city to collect the charges. The measure outlines annual payments and enforcement provisions tied to vehicle licensing.

Murderer Shot Beside Victim Near Scranton

In Scranton two young Italians lay dead in a roadway after a shooting at Connell Junction. John Kane found them. the younger man carried 140 dollars, the elder six. Police theorize a robbery ended with a murder and an accomplice fleeing.

Scranton John Kane Connell

Seidel Secures Beggs Arrest Over License Fees

Milwaukee mayor Emil Seidel obtains a warrant for John J. Beggs, general manager of The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, in a move tied to alleged unpaid license fees. The action reflects ongoing city efforts to collect fees from the utility.

Milwaukee, Wis Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company Emil Seidel John J. Beggs

Chance Feeling Fine Cubs Manager Frank Chance Stopped

Chicago June 22. Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs said he feels fine after a stoppage in practice. No serious injury reported as team prepares for upcoming games.

Chicago Cubs Frank Chance

Cosmopolitan to Publish Autobiographies of Diaz and Miles

The Cosmopolitan Magazine plans to publish the autobiographies of Porfirio Diaz and General Miles, two historic figures praised by experts. The issue also features fiction from O Henry Lessing London and others, plus a new Robert W. Chambers serial set to begin.

Cosmopolitan Magazine Porfirio Diaz Mexico Cosmopolitan General Miles President Diaz O. Henry Bruno Lessing Jacques Futrelle Jack London Porter Emerson Brown Alfred Henry Lewis George Randolph Chester Sir Gilbert Parker Agnes Edgerton Castle Robert W. Chambers

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