Public Baths Opened This Morning With New Staff
The city public baths opened for the year at 9 o clock after the pile driver finished work on the cribs and boom supports. A large crowd gathered at the pool this afternoon. The staff for the summer includes George Ritter as instructor, Mrs. E Rauhlfuss as cashier, Mrs. Kate Roei h elt as matron, and Miss Barbara Kramer as locker attendant.
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George Ritter
E. Rauhlfuss
Kate Roeichelt
Barbara Kramer
Almost Magic Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A Yukon Oklahoma mother recounts a two year old son’s severe summer rash, unresolved by soda water and boric acid powders. after months of suffering the Cuticura Soap bath and Cuticura Ointment cured him in under a week and has kept him symptom free for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutiura
J. W
Yukon
Okla
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Health Worldwide
Millions of women use Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema rashes itchings and inflammations. The ad highlights antiseptic cleansing for toilet bath and nursery and offers a Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases from Boston Mass.
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Boston
Mass
Brotherhood talk links faith and socialism at West Avenue church
Open night at West Avenue Methodist heard W. P. Cunningham discuss The Brotherhood of Man tracing humanity from infancy through youth toward universal brotherhood. He contrasted methods: physical power, associated effort, and association under God, praising Christianity and socialist politics as paths to common humanity.
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Brotherhood
West Avenue Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Man
W. P. Cunningham
Cunningham
God
Erhart Honored by Pharmacists in Wisconsin
Mr. O. T. Erhart returned from Elkhart Lake where he attended the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association meeting and was elected first vice-president. He also brought a copy of the Daily Pill, a convention paper of the Drug Travelers Association of Wisconsin, described as short lived but highly engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Erhart
Elkhart Lake
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Drug Travelers Association of Wisconsin
Riots Hit La Crosse Rail Company Area
Rioters overwhelmed police and local deputies as the La Crosse City Railway faced damage and injuries. District Attorney Thompson sought gubernatorial militia intervention. Adjutant General Boardman arrived to prepare troops if needed. A non union motorman Ed Connors was beaten after his car was blocked near Grand Crossing shops.
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Reeves
Edwards
la Crosse City Railway Company
Thompson
Madison
Boardman
Ed Connors
Grand Crossing
Boardman in Charge Oversees La Crosse Riot Response
Madison June 26 Special Adjutant General C C Boardman was ordered by Gov Davidson to ride the fast mail to Camp Douglas and then to La Crosse to assess the strike situation. He will report this afternoon whether imminent danger requires dispatching La Crosse companies to quell the riot.
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Boardman
Madison
Wis
Adj
CC. R. Boardman
Davidson
Camp Douglas
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Rioting at Central Car Barns Delays Transit
Rhythmic mob pushes a box car across a railway crossing while a mob blocks tracks near the central car barns. Doherty, City Attorney John Doherty, was lightly struck by a rock as police intervene. Rioters trash north side cars and windows as strikebreakers resist.
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Doherty
John Doherty
Central
North Side
Onalaska
Preaches on Strike Local Church Address Planned
Members of the locked out street car employees union ask Rev. W P Cunningham of West Avenue M E church to speak on the strike at 8 o clock Sunday evening. Cunningham will discuss the local strike situation and share his socialist views in a timely address.
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W. P. Cunningham
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Cunningham
Onalaska Residents Demand Franchise Revocation
Building stone and boulders were used to harass workers as a mob hurled stones eggs and vegetables until the sheriff and deputies from La Crosse dispersed the crowd. Residents circulate a petition to Onalaska common council seeking nullification of the company franchise.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
Lanesboro excursionists return from La Crosse visit
Weary but happy the Lanesboro excursionists came home on the special train after a successful trip under the board of trade and robbers' association. Secretary John L Utermoeh led efforts that made the event a big hit with La Crosse hosts and visitors. J H Leavy headed the reception committee with energetic merchants aiding a week of festivities.
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Lanesboro
Board of Trade and Robbers’ Association
John L. Utermoeh
la Crosse
J. H. Leavy
Lanes
Minnesota
Riots and Union Clash Over La Crosse Streetcars
A La Crosse street railway dispute sparks mob action as non union crews fight to operate. Rioters vandalize lines cutting copper wires while police marshal a relief squad to guard cars and arrest one intoxicated man. union committees express sympathy for locked out workers and condemn the company policy.
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Schneller
J. H. Schneller
Upper George Street
North Side
South la Crosse
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Max Albert
S. Third ST
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Henry Forunge
Cee
Irvine's
ST. LaCrosse
Lanesboro Best
Utermoehl
Trip
State Bank OF LA
Wisconsin
Resources
U. S
North Third Street
John Wilhelm
McMahon
Chaplin
McMahon Barns
Frank Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Auto
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McGrath
Yolton
Toentral
Charles Hanson
Trades and Labor Council
Stret Car
Larosse City
B. E. Edwards
Amalgamated Association of and Electric Railway Employes
Trades and Labor
Crocker
Phillips Drug Co
Warren
E. M Young
C. L. Lien
North la Crosse
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I. Ae
Standard Oil Company
Airdome Theatre
N. Third St
State and Vine
William Morris
Airdome Theatre Orchestra
Airdome
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