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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
4
Hiram R. Clemans, 1204 Avon street, a day pumpman at the Milwaukee Road north side depot, fell headlong from a boiler area into cement. He was severely burned by steam and suffered possible internal injuries but survived with serious injuries.
Fred Anderson a 23 year old Burlington fireman drowned in the Wisconsin River near Rutledge after cramping while swimming with co workers on a work train crew. Only Anderson could swim and despite his mates efforts he sank with spectators on the bank unable to help. He was known in La Crosse and had been working toward a promotion to engineer. Mrs Desmond and her children were visiting in Ferryville Wisconsin.
Superintendent F M Melin of the La Crosse division of the C M St P rail road enclosed a signed Billiken club membership form with dues and praise for the club. The group, largely railroaders, anticipates a guest application from President Earling of the Milwaukee in the near future. Members value the club rooms, music reading facilities, recreation and gymnasium at the Milwaukee depot area.
Charles Greene of Minneapolis visiting his mother Mrs. F. M. Greene in Melvina Wisconsin to return home today. Theodore Thorsen and Clarence Miller have come back from St. Paul after a few days. Jack Evans recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
John DSTM was elected president of the International Circulation Managers' Association at the thirteenth convention held last week at the La Salle hotel in Chicago. The convention was described as very successful and the next session will convene in Baltimore.
Antonio De Cicco, who refused to name Black Hand assailants two months earlier, was shot through the brain after leaving a hospital. Police say revealing the attackers then could have prevented the murder.
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