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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
10
The story that Col. Roosevelt would be operated on today at the Manhattan Eye Ear and Throat hospital by Dr. Walter Franklin Chappell is officially denied at Dr. Chappell's office.
Beginning June 30 the school census will take two weeks with a goal to enumerate every child aged four to 23. The board has hired W. W. Scott to lead the count, urging residents to assist enumerators to restore past participation and ensure accurate funding.
Senator R M La Follette will address the Modern Woodmen picnic in Milwaukee county on July 9. Charles Buchta, picnic chairman, notes La Follette accepted the invitation and previously spoke at the Woodmen outing, where his last talk on Fraternalism drew disappointment for lacking political content.
Authorities search for Clarence Chase, a clam fisher missing since late June after camping between Prairie du Chien and Winona. He moved closer to the city two weeks ago and was found in a near naked state, raising fears he may have starved.
Governor Brown ordered two National Guard companies from Fitzgerald and Albany to Ocilla Irwin County to aid in capturing W. H. Bostwick who killed two policemen and wounded several others before barricading in his home. Sheriff McInes Chief Davis Bass Tucker Deputy Sheffield and others are involved in the manhunt.
Market prices are quoted steady with rain benefiting crops. A few strawberries are brought in by farmers. Lemons 360 and 200 size range priced at 7.50 to 8.50.
Rome June 27 The Italian foreign office will make a formal extradition demand upon the United States for Porter Charlton but will not press the demand. The faction decided on today.
In Milwaukee on June 25 socialist Mayor Emil Seidel faced a $5000 suit. The action claims his spring election remarks accusing Alderman Paul F. Dick of promising jobs to ignorant foreigners secured Dick’s re election. Seidel admitted making the charge and said he believes it true.
Porter Charlton, accused of killing his wife whose body was found in a trunk in Lake Como, Italy, may have a mental-competency commission appointed before his arraignment in Jersey City. A bid for such a commission could delay extradition to Italy, with Charlton declaring himself sane and confined in a Jersey institution. Italy has not requested formal action, and he remains under New Jersey authorities.
Barney Oldfield, fresh from smashing track records in Minneapolis and St. Paul, has arrived in Chicago to prepare for the Hawthorne aviation and automobile meet on July 2 to 4. He promises to show Chicago some records if the track is oiled. Other arrivals include Ben Kersher, Ray Harroun, and Harry La Roche for the event.
Diver Hoffman of this city has been at Winona for days inspecting pipes for the Winona Railway and Light Company and the city water works. A leak was found in the supply pipe feeding the boilers of the electric light plant and repaired promptly by a large work crew. Hoffman returned to inspect the ingress pipe to the water system.
If needed the river water can be turned into the mains without difficulty. The note indicates capability and readiness for conversion to supply channels.
Odessa reports a severe cholera outbreak with officials noting 1,796 cases last week and doctors warning the worst scourge in a generation. Many cases remain unreported as frost delays containment efforts.
In Chicago on June 27 a 15 year old girl shot Tony Ross, 32, who followed her to her place of employment and harassed her. Ross is hospitalized with likely fatal injuries. Authorities urge fairness and caution in handling such cases.
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