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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
5
The ad invites buyers to secure Scranton Anthracite Coal at 50 cents a ton below fall and winter price, promising extraordinary value. It claims the savings equates to earning 8 to 10 percent on the money saved and questions if any easier way to make money exists.
Hemstitching for dressmakers offered by Galesville shop. Many residents return from La Crosse trips and visits to peers in nearby towns. Notables include Miss Hulda Hammer, A. T. Twelme, O. T. Sayers, B. P. O. Ellis, Allan Warner of Harvard, and others visiting Winona, Des Moines, Milwaukee, Trempealeau, and Houston with short travel notes and social calls.
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County Court probate notice announces a special term on June 9 1914 at 10 a m to hear William F Russell's application to admit the last will and testament of John F Russell late of La Crosse to probate. Dated May 16 1914 by County Judge John Brindley.
Denver, June 22. John T. Milliken of St. Louis and Colorado, famed for saving Albert T. Patrick from Sing Sing, is sued in federal court for an accounting of the defense cost. Leonidas F. Hill of Denver, Milliken’s brother in law, files the suit, asserting stock worth two hundred thousand dollars contributed to the defense fund.
Society notes announce the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Bishop at Holy Cross church tomorrow at eight o clock. The La Crosse couple, residents for over forty years, will be joined by their son Rev Felix Bishop from Spokane and daughter Mrs H Louis Schermerhorn of the city.
Rev Catherine McFarlin travels to Madison to deliver the sermon at Dr Weston of Madison funeral services. Mrs McFarlin returns Tuesday. Walter Sorgel and William Reid Jr depart Saturday for a southwest trip, visiting Kansas City Oklahoma City and other points, returning for fall school opening. Miss Jess Blackburn visits Winona. Miss Cora Bangsberg visits Viroqua with her parents. Mrs C J Ross returns from Minneapolis.
Special term of the County Court in La Crosse County will hear the application of Joseph D. Folts as executor to admit to probate the last will of Olive Jane Kinney late of West Salem. Hearing set for June 30 1914 at 10 a.m. at the Court House La Crosse City.
Pietro Recaci nineteen confessed head of a murder blackmail and white slave syndicate and was executed in Sing Sing for slaying Tony Marro in February. Four syndicate members faced homicide charges after his confession as key evidence. The case began with Felipe Carida lured to a tenement by Concetta and Rafael Bova who hired Rebaci to kill Marro.
Toronto June 22 190 years of peace between United States and England cited as fragile by Sir Edmund Walker to ad men delegates. D J McDonald praised Canada US peace as North Americas greatest achievement lasting a century.
Cleveland writers settle on the Bearcats as the recognized name for the Cleveland American Association baseball club by mutual agreement on June 22.
A regional saying notes that a farmer who raises a hog to sell can lift the mortgage on his old farm and buy a flock of buzz wagons, illustrating turning livestock into transport and debt relief.
Irvine merchants advertise wedding rings claimed as the best in the city with 18k and 14k seamless gold, offering all sizes and free engraving, boxes, and birthstone cards. They claim 30 years of specialty and mail order service with free ring size guidance.
The Homecoming information bureau will be open continuously until after July Fourth. Souvenir buttons pennants and views are available at 108 North Fourth Street with new phone 1699 and old 311. Residents with rooms to rent for celebration week should inform the attendant by letter telephone or in person.
Washington dispatch reports President De Amor of Haiti has taken the field against the revolutionists. With his absence, government authority shifts to a military commission as the conflict unfolds.
Professor J R Diller of the United States Geological Survey arrived in Redding to telegraph a preliminary report from Lassen Peak. He reports stones near the crater coated with three to four inches of sulphur and finds fresh lava and molten brick, confirming Lassen as a real volcano.
Boston June 22 Lawrence Robinson of Washington Court House Ohio is charged with a triple murder in Grand Rapids Michigan. He shot Inspector Thomas J Norton in a crowded cafe yesterday afternoon. Robinson was wounded by three bullets and is recovering in hospital. He and a partner robbed Thompson Jewelry Store last September and killed three clerks. He was captured after firing on pursued officers.
A fragment discusses an oat mobile horn intended to frighten pedestrians more than cause discomfort, raising questions about safety and public nuisance. The remark implies potential aggressive design concerns and the need for balanced horn use standards.
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