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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
Federal Judge Geiger declines to sentence Jacob Rubin and his wife Emma Rubin for perjury linked to bankruptcy proceedings after their Racine cloak store failure. The judge cited his conduct of the case and public statements alleging widespread fraud and disbelief of Rubin's testimony.
Chaseburg Wisconsin June 24 Special Owing to wet grounds the Sunday game between Chaseburg locals and the La Crosse Diamonds was called off A return game will be played in La Crosse in the near future. Local and Personal H W Schallert and wife were La Crosse visitors Friday Roy Clawson and daughter spent Friday at La Crosse with friends. The Misses Laura Geary Mabel Finstad and Nora Johnson were Stoddard callers Sunday. Maurice Geary and Bernard Ver lahn were Ferryville callers Friday. P Ostrong and wife spent Sunday at Westby with relatives. GB Gardner and wife were La Crosse visitors Sunday. R B Hoyt transacted business in La Crosse Saturday Mrs P W Van Dyke and daughters Edna and Mabel were La Crosse visitors Sunday. GB Gardner was a La Crosse business caller Saturday Miss Carrie Schwake was a Stoddard visitor Saturday Miss Elsie Hellwig was a Stoddard weekend visitor. Thomas Overson spent Friday evening at Viroqua where he attended commencement exercises at the training school. Mrs A O Wangen did shopping in La Crosse Saturday. Mrs F Piepenhagen spent Sunday in La Crosse with relatives. Miss Edna Palechek returned Saturday from La Crosse where she has spent the last week. Miss Charity Hoyt is home from a weekend visit in La Crosse. J Hohlsfeldt and wife were Coon Valley visitors Sunday Mrs C H Egstad and daughter Clara spent Sunday in La Crosse. A J Grosskopf and a wife spent
In New York on June 24, testimony described a one minute kiss Mrs. Mina Tempest, called a love pirate, placed on Edward F. Robertson. Witness James F. Finn testified Robertson enjoyed the kiss, likening his reaction to Sousa leading a band.
Washington June 24 Judge A E Helm pressed the Interstate Commerce Commission to block higher freight rates in western territory. He argued the increase would hurt farmers and millers while benefiting railroads. J J Norton spoke for the railroads as the hearing focused on financial strain after alleged treasury looting.
Fred Kotzke and wife visited relatives in Westby and were later La Crosse callers. J B Johnson and F Piepenhagen also visited La Crosse on Sunday. Harry Aiken was a Stoddard visitor Sunday.
Mirella Elwood, urged by Aunt Keziah, buys a summer hat at Bascom's after saving money for new dresses. She plans an ecru Tuscan hat trimmed with red roses to pair with her ecru voile gown as neighbors note her growing beauty.
In Fernville Mirella Elwood funds a hungry boy's violin dream by paying five dollars for a two hundred dollar instrument. The gesture earns gratitude from Harry Hastings and his family, transforming Mirella and influencing Aunt Keziah to celebrate real music, ending doubts about the fiddle.
Onalaska residents report travels and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Merrill returning from St. Paul and Virginia Minn Miss Anna Berg back from Minneapolis Mrs H C Mason heading to Somerset for the summer Miss Pearl Jones from La Crosse visiting Clara Shore Onalaska Pickle and Canning plans to begin canning peas this week Mrs T G Aiken returns from South Dakota trip Athletes of La Crosse beat Opaccos 3 to 1 in a ball game Mr and Mrs DPD L Aiken return from California with daughter and granddaughter Mrs Will Schall and Miss Kathryn Lohra Steensland leaves for Madison after visiting friends since school close.
The London steamer Tunisiara of 4,229 tons was torpedoed off the Suffolk coast while en route from Montreal with wheat. The captain managed to beach the vessel after the attack, according to dispatches received this afternoon.
In Reno on June 23 R A Huntington shot Mrs Helen Gladys Jolly in the left breast following a quarrel over an missed appointment. As she died he killed himself with a shot to the brain from the same revolver. Mrs Jolly, known in Los Angeles and San Diego, used the name Helen Mo. Huntington was a prominent figure in Litchfield California.
A Finnish schooner named Leo was submarined off London on June 24, with reports confirming the vessel sunk. No further details on casualties or rescuers were provided in the brief dispatch.
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