Notice to Creditors in Estate of John Johnson Staff
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County Court notices creditors to present claims within six months from May 31, 1911. The court will examine and adjust all claims against the deceased on December 5, 1911 at 1 A.M. in the La Crosse Court House. Dated May 31, 1911. By the Court, John Brindley, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
John Johnson
Farmington
James Thompson
la Crosse
Wis
John Brindley
Senate tariff fight opens with adverse reports
In Washington on June 22 the Senate finance committee opened tariff debate by reporting adverse notes on the farmers free list bill and the Underwood tariff bill. Eight Republicans backed the adverse reports while several senators from both parties opposed or were absent. Taft backers aimed to protect the Canadian reciprocity bill from amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Penrose
Rep
Finance Committee
Taft
Penn
Cullom
Illinois
Lodge
Mass
McCumber
N. C
Smoot
Utah
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Clark
Wyo
Heyburn
Idaho
la Follette
Wis
Bailey
Texas
Simmons
Williams
Miss
Kern
Ind
Stone
Dem
Johnson
Maine
St Josephs Graduation Program At Local School
The commencement exercises of the graduating class of St. Joseph's school will be held at the school building tonight. Graduates include Florence Vollmar Octavia Lansing Adolph Kessel John Halaska Rupert Boma Marcellus Miller John Dornbach and Henry Streicher. The auditorium will be decorated with class colors sea shell and tea with the motto By Our Efforts We Hope to Rise. The program features instrumental and vocal numbers, a cantata, calisthenics, dialogues and the presentation of diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's School
Florence Vollmar
Octavia Lansing
Adolph Kessel
John Halaska
Rupert Boma
Marcellus Miller
John Dornbach
Henry Streicher
Cecilian Club
Florence Volimar
Normal to Hold Commencement at La Crosse Normal
The La Crosse state normal school holds commencement in the Normal auditorium at 9 30 this evening. Dr Hubert L Willett of the University of Chicago was to speak but is detained so Prof F A Cotton president will deliver the address. The program features Hallelujah Chorus and Messiah excerpts, an invocation, Stabat Mater performance, diploma presentations, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State Normal School
Hubert L. Willett
University of Chicago
F. A. Cotton
Hallelujah Chorus
D. C. Jones
Curtis Animan
Rossini
Harriet B. Oltman
Longbrake
Schroeder Receives National Thanks for State Picnic
A A Schroeder of La Crosse Wis receives a letter from Carl Pearse national president of the National Association of Stationary Engineers dated June 15 1911 thanking him for his efforts in making the Wisconsin state picnic a success. The note requests Schroeder to convey thanks to H J Mistele Milwaukee arrangement committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Schroeder
la Crosse
The
Stationary Engineers
National Ass’n of Stationary Engineers
Denver
Colorado
United States
H. J. Mistele
Milwaukee
Carl 8S. Pearse
Keeler Chosen President of State Woodmen Deputies
B F Keeler of La Crosse was elected president of the State Deputies association of the Modern Woodmen at a Buffalo meeting during head camp week. State deputies from 55 of 58 territories attended, with O H Westburg of West New York as secretary and N C Sherburne of Ohio as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keeler
la Crosse
Woodmen
State Deputies’ Association of the Order
Buffalo
N. Y
Order
O. H. Westburg
West New York
N. CC
Sherburne
Ohio
Twelve Injured as Gas Explosion Hits Knobs Restaurant
An explosion at Knob's restaurant in the Chicago Loop injures 112 people, including four seriously, when a gas blast collapses a sheet metal ceiling trapping diners and waitresses during lunch. Fire crews tow away debris as ambulances respond to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Knob’s
Loop District
La Crosse Faces Possible Loss of Baseball Franchise
Local leaders hold a 7 pm meeting to chart a path to keep La Crosse in the six club Wisconsin Minnesota league amid Red Wing forfeit talk. Officials weigh dropping Wausau or Rochester, while Stillwater or Albert Lea proposed as Red Wing buyers. league presidents meet in Minneapolis to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing
la Crosse
F. C. Cook
Up River Aggregation
Cook
Frank Force
Dopesters
Wausau
Rochester
Frank Forey
Minny League
Minneapolis
Elliott
Stillwater
Albert Lea
Merrill
Bond
Sond
John Kindley
H. M. Cremer
Heat records fall in Milwaukee afternoon temperatures
Milwaukee temperatures climbed to 10 degrees above normal at 2 pm with government kiosk readings. No prostrations were reported at that hour as heat records for the year were broken in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
He Who Always Does Unto Others Is Honest But Scarce
A quip notes that a man who treats others as he wants to be treated is honest yet rare, reflecting social irony about integrity and self restraint.
Red Wing Receives Offers for Key Players
Offers have been received on Weidell with possible berths in a new league for Black and Anderson. The remaining players are expected to bring only a small sum to the Red Wing treasury as they may be carried by another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidell
Black
Anderson
Red Wing
Crowning of rulers big day as London crowds watch
King George V is crowned at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony marked by his evident nervousness and Mary's composure. The procession is met with mixed crowds, police barriers, and notable international attention led by General Kitchener. Amid lush displays, stark wealth contrasts and fuel criticism accompany celebrations with George and Mary delivering a restrained but historic spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchener
London
Canterbury
George
oeeRok
Mantorougguout
John Hays Hammond
Scotland Yard
Prince of Wales
Order of the Garter
Lord Dashley
Lord Revelstoke
Prince John Hays Hammond
Abbey
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Kaiser
Lord Kitchener
Lord de Ruthyn
Mary
Trafalgar Square
Ruthis
Artha
Jack Johnson
Lord Lonsdale
England
Johnson
Tonypandy
Wales
Three Drown In Hole At Milltown Dam
Three young men Joseph Adl Henry Zenhrigg and Frank Mrav Parkston drowned after entering a fifteen foot water hole at the Jim River dam in Milltown Hutchinson county They were standing near the dam when they were upset and unable to swim out authorities said the incident occurred June 7 ム
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Loeffler CO
Majestic Theater
Scranton
Main St
ST. Joseph’s
Carlos
Pearse
Schroeder
Keeler
Slichter
Charles S. Slichter
Prof. Slichter
City of
City of la Crosse
Commission la Crosse
New York
Catskill Mountains
Los Angeles
Teerkeers
Majestic Building
J. E. Willing, JR
Fourth ST
Barnstaple
Washington
George V
Min
Great Britain
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