Senate Defeats Sunday Theater and Utilities Bills in Wisconsin
In Madison the Wisconsin Senate killed a Heim bill legalizing Sunday theaters and baseball, and concurred 20 to 12 on Grell bill allowing municipally owned utilities to report to the railroad commission only on commission orders. The rest-in-seven bill was not reconsidered, and no night session on the Public Welfare measure occurred.
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Senate
Rail Commission
Madison
Wis
Grell
Railroad Commission
Ackley
Arnold
Burke
Bennett
Cunningham
Glenn
Hanson
Kellogg
Martin
Mulberger
Perry
Staudenmayer
Albers
Ber
Heim
Dithmar
Tomkins
Barwig
Baxter
Bichler
Bosshard
Richards
Weissleder
Bray
Culbertson
Everett
Fairchild
Huber
Jennings
Monk
Potts
Rollmann
Skogmo
Stevens
Whitman
Beloit man jailed for Mann Act violation
Madison Wis June 24 Leon Nighthart of Beloit was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth by Federal Judge A L Barnorn for violating the Mann Act. He lured 17 year old Ruth Johnson across state lines into Illinois but she resisted and was sent to Milwaukee Industrial School. The case notes inducement and evasion as part of the offense.
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Madison
Wis
Leon Nighthart
Beloit
Leavenworth
A. Lanborn
Ruth Johnson
Ilinois
Industrial School For
Milwaukee
Lighthart
Johnson
Illinois
Court adjourns to July 1 for term at Eau Claire
Circuit court is idle until July 1 with several cases continued including August Herman versus Joseph Raith Goose Island farmer. An injunction to restrain him from driving through Herman orchard is among the matters continued as Judge E C Highee conducts a term at Eau Claire in place of Judge James Wickham.
Pasteurization deemed sufficient to protect milk supply
Madison Wis June 24 The senate state affairs committee urged the Poole bill with the Eichler amendment by unanimous vote. It holds pasteurization alone protects the public against tuberculosis in milk while the tubercular test would be required only when milk is not pasteurized.
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Madison
Wis
Senate State Affairs Committee
Bichler
No Need Now of Oil Inspection in Wisconsin
Madison Wis June 24 Thaster D Barnes of Kenosha told the legislature committee on finance there is no reason to continue the state oil inspector and deputies since kerosene is now expensive and adulteration is unlikely He noted only two barrels were rejected in the past year Thomas J Mahon for independent oil interests urged against the bill saying it favors Standard Oil while State Oil Inspector Meyer also opposed the measure
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Madison, Wis
Standard Oil Company
Wisconsin
Meyer
Diamonds and rings offered at low prices by Irvine
The ad promotes carefully selected diamonds and rings with outstanding value. Solitaire diamond rings range from 15 to 100 dollars, with highlighted selections at 35 50 and 875 dollars. W. T. Irvine at 429 Main Street invites customers to buy quality stones and rings at the lowest prices.
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W. T. Irvine
Main Street
Moving Away? Have Tribune Deliveries to New Address
Readers leaving town for the summer or any period are urged to arrange Tribune delivery at their new address. Special rates apply for temporary absences. contact the office to ensure home papers are not missed.
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la Crosse Tribune
Local personals note light with travel and visitors
Several residents and visitors are mentioned in brief notes. Mr and Mrs H B Sayre and their daughter Mrs J S Sperry and son from St Paul motor to St Paul today and spend summer at Birchwood White Bear Lake Minn. Miss Marie Peterson visiting nurse returns to duties after Brownsville trip with Miss Grace Hildreth. D Drummond jeweler and others noted in city news. Gateway City Transfer Line advertises carriages.
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H. B. Sayre
J. S. Sperry
St. Paul
W. B. Horner
Sayre
Sperry
Birchwood
White Bear Lake
Minn
A. Oakes
Edna
Spokane
Wash
Herken
Main
Chas
Shorna
Marie Peterson
Brownsville
Grace Hildreth
William D. Mayo
Minneapolis
D. Drummond
State
P. Glasrud
Spring Grove
H. E. Weydon
Superior
Wis
John H. Finley
Seneca
Earl Umberger
Gateway City
A. Robraff
Hokah
la Crosse
N. Stenslin
Coon Valley
F. Kindheimer
Campbell Farmer
Ruth Rogers
Viroqua
Mildred Leithold
North Ninth Street
Frank McMullen Guarantor Notice
Notice stating W. F. McMullen will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his son Frank McMullen. Address 1629 Badger Street.
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Frank McMullen
W. F. McMullen
Badger Street
Society Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Howland and Miss Hickisch
Mrs Howland and Miss Betrha Hickisch entertained today at a bridge luncheon for thirty guests. A long dining room table featured pink spirea and white swansonia, with yellow coreopsis and pink and white peonies decorating other rooms.
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Suncheon
Bridge
Miss Hattie Houthmaker Hosts Coffee For Twelve Guests
Miss Hattie Houthmaker entertained twelve guests at a social coffee yesterday afternoon. The event reflected a cordial gathering with neighbors and friends sharing light refreshments.
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Hattie Houthmaker
Mrs Funke Hosts Ladies Day At Country Club
Mrs Frank Funke entertained eight ladies at the Country club for a ladies day event. The guest of honor was Mrs Carl Lehrkind of Milwaukee. Mrs W G Moss hosted a fourteen guest gathering and Mrs D G MacMillan also hosted fourteen guests.
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Frank Funke
Country Club
Carl Lehrkind
Milwaukee
W. G. Moss
D. G. MacMillan
Engagement announcements for Margaret Mollie Rusche and Lucile Schleiter
Mr and Mrs John Rusche of 1902z Kane street announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Mollie to Ferdinand J Steffen of Glendive Montana Mrs J Loth of 416 Badger street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Lucile Schleiter to Myron L Le Page of Duluth.
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John Rusche
Kane Street
Margaret Mollie
Ferdinand J. Steffen
Glendive
Mont
J. Loth
Badger Street
Lucile Schleiter
Myron L. le Page
Duluth
Farewell Party for Mrs Gordenough Prepares Move to Laurel
Mrs E A Gerdle hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs Frank Gordenough as she plans to relocate to Laurel Montana. Attendees included Mesdames Button Hoelzer Brown Zinners Ruegg Schindler Fleisheim Meire Gordenough and daughter Lawler Gerdle family Hart G Ash Reden and Misses Keeler Powell and Kelly.
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E. A. Gerdle
Frank Gordenough
Laurel
Mont
Mesdames M. Button
L. Hoelzer
Brown
J. Zinners
J. Ruegg
Schindler
Fleisheim
J. Meire
B. Gordenough
P. Lawler
Hart
G. Ash
Reden
S. Keeler
A. Powell and
Kelly
Mrs. Thompson Hosts Twenty Five Guests at Coffee
Mrs. E C Thompson entertained twenty five guests at a pleasant coffee hour this afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Kleeber invited thirty guests to an afternoon coffee in the same period.
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E. C. Thompson
Leonard Kleeber
Local residents and visitors schedule summer visits
Mr and Mrs S Lowenstein and Sophie and Irma Berger of York arrive tomorrow to stay with Mr and Mrs Albert Hirshheimer for a few days. Mrs Fanny Moll of New York plans a world trip summer at the Moll home before visiting California expositions. Mrs O R Skaar leaves for Lost Lake to summer with family. Mr and Mrs Paul Lehrkind and daughter Helen of Chicago return home after visiting. Miss Doris Waldo departs for Columbus Wisconsin and Miss Florence Rolfing and Ruth Salzer travel to Charles City Iowa to visit the Rolfing family. Mr Robert Schulz and family spent several days with friends in St Paul.
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S. Lowenstein
Sophie and
Irma Berger
York
West
Albert Hirshheimer
Fanny Moll
New York
A. B. Moll
Moll
Columumbus
Wis
Florence Rolfing
Ruth Salzer
Charles City
Iowa
Reuben Rolfing
Robert Schulz
St. Paul
Senate Deadlock Hovers Over Public Welfare Board Bill
Senate actions amend and hurdle a merger plan affecting the state entomologist and civil service protections while a lieutenant governor vote looms. Whitman and Scott are paired, lowering administration votes as final action looms. House calls tie tax commission reconsideration as administration seeks to salvage the measure.
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Ing
Senate
Whitman
Scott
Joint Investigating Committee
Board of Public Welfare
Finance Committee
Government to take control of English metal market
In the House of Commons Lloyd George announced a government munition bill proposing ten munition areas each run by a committee of business men to direct the metal market. The move signals potential state oversight over key war materials.
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London
Lloyd George
Scrubwomen Strike Shocks Cleveland Office District
In Cleveland on June 24, a wage strike by 150 scrubwomen turned violent as one woman who refused to join was beaten and others were chased and heckled until police restored order. The workers demand 1.50 dollars a day, a 20 cent raise, while building managers offer 1.35.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Victoria Crosses Awarded to Canadian Soldiers
London June 24 Victoria crosses were awarded to Captain Francis Scrimger of the Fourteenth battalion Canadian Royal Army Medical Corps and the Royal Montreal Regiment Color Sergeant Frederick William Hall of the Eighth Canadian battalion and Lance Corporal Frederick Fisher of the Thirteenth Canadian battalion for bravery in action.
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London
Francis Scrimger
Canadian Royal Army Medical Corps
Royal Montreal Regiment
Frederick William Hall
Frederick Fisher
Carnegie Home Threatened by Bomb Artists
Police dismissed anarchist or I W W links to a crude bomb placed at Andrew Carnegie’s Fifth Avenue palatial residence in New York. The Carnegie family were away at Bar Harbor and not at home.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Fifth Avenue
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the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Exclusive Garment Store
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Gateway City Transfer CO
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W.F. Strauss
Pearl Street
Mann
Lacrosse Theatre
Stan
Jensen
Third Street
Trane’s
Charles Beyschlag
K. P. Hall
Business Directory
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J. L. Pettingill
P. E. Rogensack
George
Anderson
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Meier Brick
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Pierce & Dayton Bicycles
Gen
Joe Smith
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Business Education
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Caledonia
Jos
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Nina B. Rindlaub
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Max Albert
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R. G. Bestor
B.k
Chas. T. Close
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D.j.jehlen
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Iver Johnson
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May
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