Cobb Fined Fifty Dollars For Disturbance In Detroit
Detroit June 25 A $50 fine for disturbing the peace was imposed on Tyrus Cobb Tigerstar after he pleaded guilty before Police Justice Jeffries. Cobb’s attorney said the case stemmed from an incident last Saturday night in which Cobb threatened W L Carpenter and a fist fight with Howard Harding could lead to civil suits.
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Detroit
Mich
Tyrus Cobb
Tigerstar
Jeffries
W. L. Carpenter
Mtcher
Howard Harding
Pbutoner
Cobb
Ty Obb
Not in Politics Statesmen Share How Parties Run
A quoted dialogue contrasts practical insight with theory as statesmen discuss party operations while a Practical Person notes politics rewards action over knowledge of the details. The exchange highlights skepticism about knowing the inner workings versus achieving results.
No One Is Perfect Says Tolstoi on Shared Burdens
A Tolstoi quotation emphasizes that everyone bears faults and burdens, and no one can thrive alone. It urges mutual support through consolation, guidance, and warnings to help one another.
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Leo Tolstoi
Moonlight trip Friday on the Mississippi barge
Personal notices list social outings and visits across La Crescent Galesville Sparta and Dresbach including a July 3 moonlight excursion from the Mississippi barge with 8 30 departure. Local residents James Kenyon B A Yeomen and others are noted in visits travel and social arrangements.
Skaar Receives His Commission as La Crosse Postmaster
Olaf R. Skaar of La Crosse, recently named postmaster, has received his commission and will assume office soon. William R. Tscharner will retire after more than twelve years in the post, marking a planned transition.
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Olaf R. Skaar
la Crosse
Skaar
William RB. Tscharner
Unlucky Coins In Burma Favor Female Heads
A Burma superstition holds coins with female heads bring luck, while masculine effigies are thought unlucky. The belief contrasts with common luck lore and reflects local cultural coin symbolism.
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Burma
Charleys Fishing Anecdote Recalled by Mrs Torkins
Washington Stan recalls a humorous fishing anecdote titled Charleys Fishing. Mrs Torkins says her husband Charley went fishing with a long struggle for a catch and a flush, illustrating a local light moment.
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Charley
Three Prisoners Escape from Geneva Jail
Geneva June 25 Three prisoners in the local jail escaped today. Sheriff McBriarty says the inmates were all short termers. The escape used saws during a loud electrical din that drowned the noise. Fresh automobile tracks across the street suggest the men used a car to flee.
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Geneva
McBriarty
Iowa Joins States With State F M Organizations
Iowa is added to the growing list of states establishing state F M organizations. The expansion follows multiple states forming associations to coordinate food and medicine related efforts across localities.
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Iowa
Mrs Leeds Prepares London Home for Lavish Entertainments
Mrs William B Leeds widow of the tin plate king has left America for England to establish a permanent residence and raise her young son as an English gentleman. Her London house is being readied for what is described as the most lavish entertainments the city has ever witnessed.
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William B. Leeds
London
America
England
Complete Drug Sundry Stock Offer by Mail or Phone
A vendor urges immediate service via mail or telephone with free delivery by parcel post. The letter promises a very complete drug and medicine assortment, ensuring no delays and quick fulfillment of any order. Customer reassurance invites readers to try and see.
Pinchot and Amos Seek Ouster in Progressive Party
Amos and Gifford Pinchot, leaders of the Progressive party, are attempting to oust George W. Perkins from the organization. The move signals internal party strife as they push for leadership change and restructuring within the group.
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Amos and
Gifford Pinchot
The
Progressive Party
George W. Perkins
Prairie du Chien Is in the Movies
Ben Huntley completes a moving picture showing Prairie du Chien historic views down the river. Scenes include the old French cemetery first grave in 1808, the tree at Black Hawk's capture, the Bronson house as Wisconsin’s oldest frame dwelling, Old Fort Crawford with Zachary Taylor, and a civic parade of about two thousand people including seven hundred school children. The film’s historic value suggests strong demand.
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Ben Huntley
Prairie du Chien
Old French Cemetery
Black Hawk
Jeff Davis
Old Fort Crawford
Zachary Taylor
United States
Michigan conferred 1104 degrees at seventieth commencement
At Ann Arbor Michigan on June 25 the University of Michigan awarded 1104 degrees including 479 literary 184 engineering 158 law 36 medical 15 pharmacy 62 dental 22 homeopathic medicine and 57 graduate degrees along with 15 honorary degrees marking the seventieth annual commencement.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Homeopathic Office of Medicine
Phrase about keeping face to avoid apology tomorrow
A compact aphorism suggests that maintaining dignity today prevents needing to apologize later tomorrow. The statement emphasizes prudence in conduct to avert future regret.
Irvine Sandwich Plates Promote New Line at The Gift Store
Irvine jeweler W. T. Irvine announces a new line of sandwich plates in Sheffield plate and triple plate including cut glass options. Priced to sell from 3.00 to 9.00 dollars. The Gift Store of La Crosse invites customers to view the display during the season.
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Sheffield Plate
W. T. Irvine
the Gift Store
la Crosse
Miss Mary Ann Maher and Joseph Ott Wed at St James
Miss Mary Ann Maher daughter of Mr and Mrs Michal Bates and Joseph A Ott were married at St James Catholic church Tuesday morning Rev A Murphy officiating Nuptial high mass featured by the choir The couple were attended by Miss Mary O Keefe and John Bates Cashton The bride wore Point dEsprit gown with tulle veil The bridesmaid in pink embroidered white organdie Roses Ushers were George Carroll and John Coughlin After the ceremony the party dined at the Ott home 1407 Rose street and later left for a trip visiting Cuyahoga Falls N Y Akron Ohio and Chicago Both work for the C B Q railway company as a round house clerk.
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Mary Ann Maher
Michal Bates
Joseph A. Ott
St. James Catholic Church
A. Murphy
Elogia
St. James Church
Mary O’keefe
John Bates
Cashton
George Carroll
John Coughlin
Cuyahoga Falls
N. Y
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Ladies’ church teas shared by three groups
Mrs Simon Lee and Mrs Soatien hosted Nordic Lutheran church ladies on Twelfth and Division. Mrs O R Parchman and Mrs Anton Westal entertained the German Methodist Ladies Aid in church parlors. The First Baptist ladies were entertained by Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Anna Lewis at 1226 Market Street.
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Simon Lee
Soatien
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Twelfth
Division Streets
O. R. Parchman
Anton Westal
Ladies' Day At The Country Club Highlights Luncheon
Yesterday at the Country Club the Ladies' day featured a served noon luncheon. The bridge prize went to Mrs. Levis while Mrs. J Abblett plans to entertain at dinner this evening.
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Country Club
Levis
J. Abblett
Informal Tea Honoring Mrs M A Luley and Mrs Corneveaux
Mrs J G Robb hosted an informal afternoon gathering at 1404 West Avenue South to honor her mother Mrs M A Luley and her sister Mrs J J Corneveaux of St Paul.
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J. G. Robb
West Avenue South
M. A. Luley
J. J. Corneveaux
St. Paul
Farewell Party for Miss Idell Dennison
Miss Ruth Madland hosted a farewell gathering at 5 pm Monday at her home 08 South Ninth Street in honor of Idell Dennison who is soon bound for St Paul. Attending were Lucile Sture Ada Erickson Helen Coady Alice Briggs May Arbor Edith Randall Carina Dahl Alice Madland and Miss Dennison.
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Ruth Madland
South Ninth Street
Idell Dennison
St. Paul
Miss Madland
Lucile Sture
Ada Erickson
Helen Coady
Alice Briggs
May Arbor
Edith Randall
Carina Dahl
Alice Madland
Miss Dennison
Emma Roehrl and John Koll er wed in Holy Trinity ceremony
Miss Emma Roehrl daughter of Mrs Pauline Roehrl and John Koll er were married yesterday afternoon at Rev Joseph Reisterer s residence of Holy Trinity German Catholic church The bride wore a white satin gown with lace tunic a veil and lilies and roses in a bouquet Bridesmaid wore apricot voile and yellow roses After the ceremony a wedding supper for seventeen was served at the bride s home 1247 Farnam street with roses and ferns decor.
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Emma Roehrl
Pauline Roehrl
John Koller
Joseph Reisterer
Holy Trinity
Anna Koller
Henry Roehrl
Farnam Street
Schreiter Sorenson Wedding In This City
Miss Bertha Schreiter married Alban Sorenson yesterday at 11:30 AM in a ceremony at 1120 South Fourth Street officiated by Rev J T Gamm of the German Lutheran Church. After dinner the couple left for Philadelphia and will reside there. Attendants were Miss Ella Schreiter and James Peterson.
Social briefs note ill Count Cabot and hometown visits
Judge George Cabot is seriously ill at St Francis hospital. Ed and Mary Schilling left for visits with friends in St Paul and Minneapolis. Mrs Roman Stadler and her son visit relatives in Caledonia. Holland L Robb West Point cadet spends furlough with parents JG and Mrs Robb. The Boyds near Dallas Texas announce birth of Robert William Boyd. Parker Boynton starts from Dallas for La Crosse homecoming. Dr Sarah Nimocks returns from Dallas to La Crosse. Mrs Towne and daughters Elinor and Camma arrive from Chicago to visit Hood family. Mr Towne to join later. Miss Bertha Lawrence and Edith Lawrence return from Floyd Lawrence farm near West Salem.
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Mississippi
H. W. Smith
la Crescent
Riverside Camp
Shore Acres
James H. Kenyon
Galesville
B. A. Yeomen
Alfred Kellman
George Oliver
la Crosse
B. H. Scheffer
Sparta
Geo. Scheffer
South Seventh Street
Mamie Graf
Florence Lewis
State Normal School
Lester
Hubert Frank
Caledonia
Minn
John Meyers
New Albia
H. P. Nelson
Miriam Harrison
Dresbach
P. L. Wi
Joldred
New Jeans
Wing
St. Louis
Alpha Omega Fraternity
H. G. Magelisen
DeSoto
Wis
Mary Hunt
Cr. W. Hunt
Reedsburg
Louis Omerberg
M. Omerberg
Duluth
George Cabot
South Eleventh Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ed Schilling
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Roman Stadler
Holland L. Robb
West Point
J. G. Robb
Dallas
Texas
David Towne
Elinor
Camma
Chicago
CG. L. Hood
Towne
Camma Hood
Bertha Lawrence
Edith Lawrence
Floyd Lawrence
West Salem
One Today Is Worth Two Tomorrows Franklin Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Franklin states today is worth two tomorrows. The line emphasizes present value and practical wisdom in a concise, timeless aphorism.
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Franklin
Urges Sex Hygiene Classes in Sunday Schools
CHICAGO June 25 Sex hygiene should be taught in Sunday schools, E K Mohr, supervisor of the publicity department, told the International Sunday School association today. Impurity is a menace to civilization and religion, he said. With the new awakening the pendulum has swung from criminal silence to publicity almost nauseating. He added that Sunday schools should handle the social purity issue to bring fear to none but hope and cheer to all.
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Chicago
E. K. Mohr
International Sunday School Association Today
Mohr
Marriage license clerk a call for trouble interest
A terse note warns to contact the marriage license clerk when trouble is sought, implying bureaucratic channels as a path to dispute or issue resolution. The line hints at procedural involvement surrounding shared life events and potential conflicts.
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John C. Burns
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
LaCrosse
Azel Barney
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
Ensed Agency
Hoosier
S. Gantert
Furniture and Rug House
Third Street
Ely
Ayer
Seihl Estes
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing CO
W. F. Strauss
Pearl Street
Pitzner
State Street
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Pinchot Brothers
Perkins
Irvine
Maher
Rybold
Weihaupt Auto Co
Maxwell and Chalmers Automobiles
Zimmerman
Miss Icy Wareham
Icy Wareham
Eugene Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Duke of Manchester
Long Island
New York
Gateway City Camp No. 360
J. D. Wilson
J. E. Hauser
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