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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

9

HURT EVIDENCES OF CRIMINALITY IN CHICAGO BANK CASES

Chicago June 26 All day conferences of prosecuting attorneys to find evidences of criminal liability and petitions to recover lost trust funds deposited with the La Salle Trust and Savings bank were developments today. State's Attorney Hoyne and assistants trace dividend checks paid on city funds. Intervening bills were filed by creditors to protect funds deposited under an agreement with Lorimer held in trust. The largest claim is Richard J. McGrath clerk of the superior court for 31566. Receiver Niblack reports securities among assets: mortgages on Lorimer summer home, 554 bonds of the Florida Land company, and a Lorimer corporation.

Chicago la Salle Trust and Savings Bank Hoyne Niblack William Lorimer, Jr Florida Land Company Lorimer Corporation

Gunmen Escape on Roofs After Violent Theft Chase

In New York shots from a policeman and two gangsters during a roof chase left Patrick Scanlon fatally wounded near Sixty-fourth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Scanlon died at Polyclinic hospital after four wounds in a Circle case affray, as two killers fled atop roofs pursued by officers while authorities hunted for a man named Stearns.

New York Patrick Scanlon Sixty-fourth Street Amsterdam Avenue Scanlon Stearns

Oil Strike Near Rawlins Delights Wyoming Town

Rawlins awash with excitement after prospectors push a large oil flow eight miles south of the city. The well has been capped and owners admit the discovery following winter and spring drilling in several localities.

Rawlins, Wyo Rawlins

Dog and bull dog tails highlight differences in expression

A dog smiles with its tail while a bull dog appears cross with only a brief tail, illustrating contrast in canine postures and tail length.

Auto Presented To Father O'Leary In Wisconsin Jubilee

In Manitowoc Wisconsin on June 26 the 25th anniversary of Rev Father John T O Leary s ordination was celebrated The Sacred Heart Catholic church raised about 10000 to clear its debt A banquet will be held and an automobile presented to Father O Leary who was ordained at St Francis Seminary Milwaukee He has led the church for twelve years and the congregation is a major parish in the Green Bay diocese.

Manitowoc Wis John T. O’leary Sacred Heart Catholic Church Father O'Leary St. Francis Seminary Milwaukee Sacred Heart Congregation Green Bay

James Foxgrover Dances 73 Minutes to Victory

DANCES 73 minutes without stopping as James Foxgrover wins a dancing contest held in Neenah Wisconsin on June 26. Foxgrover's endurance marks a notable local event in the community's entertainment scene.

Neenah Wis James Foxgrover

Teachers Picnic At Elkhart Lake In Sheboygan County

On June 6 teachers from Sheboygan County enjoyed a day at Elkhart Lake with a forenoon concert and a two hour steamboat ride after dinner. The program included ladies' athletic contests and closed with a baseball game.

Sheboygan County Elkhart Lake

Police ban firecrackers ahead of Fourth parade

Chief John Webber ordered strict enforcement on the Fourth parade downtown. No firecrackers before or during the event and no pre Fourth celebrating. Hundreds of teams will patrol streets to prevent accidents and arrest anyone starting celebrations early.

John Webber

Whipple Sues For Divorce Over Breakfast Refusal

Forest Whipple files for divorce in Racine claiming his wife, who lives in La Crosse, refused to get up to prepare breakfast each morning.

Racine, Wis Forest Whipple la Crosse

McLaughlin Ties Unions to Interstate Commerce Case

Chicago June 26 State President John C McLaughlin head of McLaughlin Building Material company acting for the contractors association gathered evidence of alleged labor union blackmail from associates and submitted it to Assistant United States Attorney Hopkins. Those involved in violation of the interstate commerce commission by unions by shipment of materials by strikes will be presented to the grand jury.

Chicago John C. McLaughlin McLaughlin Building Material Company Contractors’ Association United, States Hopkins Interstate Commerce Commission Grand

Plans to harass Rockefeller at Seal Harbor

New YorkJune 26 Plans to harass John D Rockefeller Jr at his Seal Harbor Maine summer retreat were admitted as being prepared by free speech leaders who recently stirred the Rockefellers at Tarrytown Leaders of the I W W and free speech movements refused to reveal the scheme.

New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr Seal Harbor Maine Tarrytown Rockefeller

Wilson Endorses Stone for Missouri Senate Nomination

Washington June 26 President Wilson today enthusiastically endorsed Senator Stone of Missouri. Administration circles believe Stone will receive the president's support when he seeks renomination in the primaries.

Washington Wilson Senator Stone Missouri Stone

It is kindness that makes life's capabilities blossom

A reflective passage extols kindness as the force that unlocks human abilities and colors them with cheer. It notes kindness exhibits prodigality in its reach, whether it serves the lower or equal ranks, and cannot be blamed by the strictest discretion.

Miss Mary Calvery Visits Brother Here

N Wablin Iowa June 26 Miss Mary Calvery was a La Crosse caller Tuesday going up to see her brother who is sick in the hospital there. Many local residents visited relatives in La Crosse Aberdeen S D Lansing Moline Rock Island Dubuque and Dorchester during the period. Local travelers include Mrs Charles Kubitz Mrs H F Ayer Mrs M Campbell and others with several returning from visits to Houston Minn and Dakota. Buick purchase noted for Dr E J Gable.

Iowa Mary Calvery la Crosse Edward Martin Aberdeen S. D George Gardener Baldwin Wis John Gantenbein Charles Kubitz H. F. Ayer Stacia Connors Dorchester M. Campbell Lansing Verdon D. Ray McGregor New Albia Kathryn Hoffman Tues John Beardmore Joe Siegfried M. Casey M. Steele Tom Dolan John Magnuson Marguerite Brennen Houston Minn Frankie Weymiller Dakota Veronica Moline Rock Island E. J. Gable Orville Leon May Paul Pohlman

Company M Practice March and Range Event

Company M conducts a practice march to the range near the poor farm this Saturday at 7 30 PM carrying field equipment and camping out. Sunday morning events run to 9 00 AM with a records course for the top shooters and prize awards including cash and a bulls eye book.

Claude Thompson United States Army

Duchess of Marlboro declares militant suffragette stance

On June 26 in New York the Duchess of Marlboro formerly Grace Van derbilt arrived aboard the Aquitania and proclaimed herself a militant suffragette. She warned that brick throwing would not win votes for women but could trigger a condition leading to universal suffrage. She urged English women to embrace militancy.

New York Duchess of

Wed in Winona Ruth Nimocks and Percy L Ro bare marry

Ruth Nimocks of La Crosse and Percy L Ro bare wed in Winona on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony occurred without the groom’s mother Emma Robare knowing. Nimocks had divorced Victor Barnes last November.

Ruth Nimocks Percy L. Robare la Crosse Winona Emma Robare Miss Nimocks Victor Barnes

Mexico Honors Mediators From ABC Nations

Mexico City prepares a gala demonstration honoring Argentina Brazil and Chile the ABC nations that offered mediation to Mexico in its current difficulties.

Mexico Mexico City Brazil Chili

Suggestions for teaching cooking and sewing in Wisconsin schools

An illustrated bulletin issued last month by State Superintendent C. P. Cary outlines methods for teaching cooking and sewing in Wisconsin country schools. Prepared by Miss Emma Conley, state inspector of domestic science, the document emphasizes practical domestic training and educator guidance.

Wisconsin C. P. Cary Emma Conley

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