Bank Statement Record from Wisconsin Bank in La Crosse
Bank cashier John A. Bayer attests the balance sheet for the Wisconsin bank showing time deposits and certificates of deposit with totals including 3,787,177.07 in assets and 150,000.00 in deposits. Notary Geo H. Clark confirms sworn statement dated June 29, 1915, with directors F A Copeland G Van Steenwyk and B C Smith attesting.
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State of
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
John A. Bayer
Geo. H. Clark
F. A. Copeland
G. van Steenwyk
B. C. Smith
Schoolboy First Official Bather In Mississippi
Casper Reburn became the first official bather in the Mississippi at La Crosse with the bath house opening. He arrived just ahead of John Utermoeh Jr by a fraction of a minute as crowds began using the facilities and staff from Arthur Evans to Mrs Kane were on hand.
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Casper Reburn
Bath House
John Utermoehl, Jr
West Avenue
Mississippi
la Crosse
Reburn
John Utermoeh, Jr
Arthur Evans
Arthur Kaulfuss
University
Madison
William Roellig
Walter Berg
Emma Wendling
Roellig
Kane
Archbishop Quigley in Chicago Dies Expected Today
Rochester report says Archbishop James Quigley of Chicago is dying at his brother Joseph M. Quigley’s home after a medical conference. Three physicians treated him and stated he was not expected to survive the day.
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Rochester
N. Y
James Quigley
Chicago
Joseph M. Quigley
Son Sought in Stabbing Burns Fight Over Father
Anton Wiedeman, 50, is at St. Francis hospital with two gashes above and below his left eye. Police seek his son Joseph, 20, whom Wiedeman accuses of the cuts after neighbors reported a fight at 1714 Farewell Street. The elder says his two sons fought. the younger struck him as he tried to break it up. doctor says wounds likely from a ring.
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Anton Wiedeman
St. Francis Hospital
Joseph
Wiedeman
Farewell
R. E. Flynn
Uncle Joe may face fraud probe tied to Cannon race
Federal authorities consider federal conspiracy charges over ex Speaker Cannon's 1940 re election, sending new evidence to the justice department. District Attorney Danville, NL, indicates federal fraud prosecutions could replace earlier assumptions of only state law violations.
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Washington
Karch
Danville
Justice Department
Cannon
Congress
Kard
Prof Tden to Lecture at State Normal School
Prof T M Iden head of chemistry at University of Michigan will lecture to summer school students at ten o'clock tomorrow morning. He previously held chemistry chairs at Emporia Kansas normal school and Butler College Indianapolis.
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T. M. Iden
University of Michigan
W. D. Iden
la Crosse
State Normal School
Iden
Michigan
Emporia
Kansas Normal School
Butler College
Indianapolis
Russians Battling Front Warfront South East of Lemberg
On a 100 mile front Grand Duke Nicholas gradually withdraws eastward in Galicia with a fortified line before Lemberk. Russians fall back to a few miles of Busk on the Bug river as Austro German forces press along the Guilla Lipa and seek a general engagement east and northeast of Lemberg. Berlin reports momentum against Russians with Von Linsingen actions on the Dniester and Mackensen near Tomasof.
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Petrograd
Grand Duke
Nicholas Ig
Galicia
Lemberk
Stanislaus
Lemberg
Busk
Bug River
Guilla Lipa
Ivanoff
Valicz
Zaravno
Berlin
London
War Office
von Linsingen
Dniester
Mackensen
Tomasof
Tanew River
Lightning Strikes Nurture and Damage Hit Wisconsin Areas
In La Crosse region heavy rain cooled highs from 86 to 66 degrees after the storm. Farmers report rain beneficial to sandy soils Onalaska and minor crop washouts while some hillsides sustain slight damage. In Gaelsville two barns burned as lightning struck farms of Hammond and Jesseski near Trempealeau. Mississippi River Bluff Siding reports a washed out highway section with crop damage noted nearby.
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Sties
la Crosse
Amsterdam
Hatfield Dam
Weather Bureau
Campion
la Crosse County
Galesville
Wis
Trempealeau
Seth
George Hammond
Andrew Jessesski
Bluff Siding
Mississippi
Winona
Minn
Deer hunt plans among Wisconsin friends in Wild Rose
John Roberts his wife and son and Andrew Ethridge with his wife and two daughters from Wild Rose visit Harry Starr and Walter Hanes. The four men, long-time hunting partners, discuss where to hunt next fall as they socialize on the visit. Roberts Ethridge and Harry Starr have hunted together sixteen seasons and plan to continue the tradition.
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John Roberts
Andrew Ethridge
Wild Rose
Wis
Harry Starr
Walter Hanes
Roberts
Ethridge
Seed Athletic Field Under Construction at Normal School
A crew works today seeding the new athletic field at the Interstate Fair grounds. Bleacher construction is expected to begin soon, signaling progress on the facility.
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Normal School
Interstate Fair Grounds
Wilson refuses interview with Villa ally in Mexican crisis
President Wilson today declined a request for a personal interview with Gen. Felipe Angeles, Villa's chief lieutenant. Angeles and his envoy Col. Agular and Major Garcia arrived in Windsor to seek the meeting amid the Mexican situation.
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Felipe Angeles
Villa
Mexico
Wilson
Windsor
Angeles
Col
Agular
Major Garcia
Miss Helen Shorna Home From Vacation Visit
Miss Helen Shorna a year violin teacher in Chicago at Notre Dame is home on vacation visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chas J Shorna 321 North Sixth Street She has shown talent since childhood and studied under Frederick MacMurray at Wisconsin University Prof Butler at the American Conservatory of Music Leon Sanet at Chicago Musical College and Richard Vilim a pupil of Seveik before the war in Europe.
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Helen Shorna
Chicago
Notre Dame
Chas. J. Shorna
North Sixth Street
Shorna
Frederick MacMurray
Wisconsin University
Prof. Butler
American Conservatory of Music
Leon Sanet
Chicago Musical College
Richard Vilim
Seveik
Europe
Alumni Deny Governor and President on Central Board
Madison Wis June 29 President Van Hise denies backing a central state board of education and outlines his position on retaining the universitys board of regents. Alumni spokesman Charles B Rogers says alumni opposed central boards in 1915 and reiterates current views may differ from earlier statements.
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Madison
Wis
van Hise
Central Board of Education
van Gordon
Philipp
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Schindler
Central Board
Charles R. van Hise
Charles B. Rogers
Jefferson
Wisconsin Alumni Association
Alumni Association of the University
Gentral Board of Education
Board of Regents
Office of Commissioner of Education
E. L. Philipp
Gov. Philipp
Wisconsin
Joint Committee On Education
Germany Likely to End Submarine Attacks on Unarmed Liners
Washington reports from Ambassador Gerard indicate a German note will favor ending submarine warfare against unarmed American liners. Germany will warn against urging Americans to travel on munition-carrying vessels while continuing attacks on enemy ships. Neutral vessels will have added safeguards for trans Atlantic passenger service.
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Washington
Gerard
Germany
United States
Jitneys to Charge Less Than a Jitney at St Mary’s Picnic
A St Mary’s school picnic at Myrick Park on the Fourth of July plans for jitneys that charge less than a jitney. The Jitney Committee and many church members will donate autos for rides, with several named subcommittees organizing decoration, park care, discipline, chairs and service.
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St. Mary's School
Myrick Park
S. J. Denigan
H. A. Nebel
M. Lyden
G. Berry
S. C. Miller
Wm. Muldowney
John Newman
J. R. Dunn
Ed. Kevin
J. J. Stringer
Peter Bedessen
S. L. McVey
Frank Kinney
P. Lunney
D. J. Mori
J. Cassidy
Anthony Murphy
Geo. Campbell
Virgil Campbell
J. H. Mehren
G. A. Graf
Albert Renier
Fred Phifer
J. B. Murray
J. J. Heggy
R. B. Butler
D. J. Whalen
Chas. Stellpflug
Joseph Boschert
F. Stellpflug
E. Connolly
J. F. Lapitz
Geo. Flynn
Chas. Merwin
M. Scanlon
P. Denney
Jno. Flanagan
E. J. Kelly, Sr
John J. White
Thomas Harrison
Martin Haley
H. Morley
F. F. Flock
Tom Keating
John Gaffey
Martin Haley, Jr
Arthur McMahon
Edward Canaher
Horace O'Meara
L. A. Bigley
Con Connolly
D. J. McAuley
Peter Gormally
B. Newman
Ted Burns
Jas. Quillan
W. J. Rossiter
J. M. Lavake
C. J. Burns
Ed. Sheridan
W. Farley
John P. Lyons
John McMann
M. Finley
Dr. Alien
J. A. Tegeder
E. J. Freeman
MuSte
Daniel Desmond
J. L. Eddy
J. J. Seinfelder
J. A. Meyer
Leo. Gahan
J. McNamara
E. C. Riley
C. F. Lang
J. W. Peikert, Sr
J. M. Weber
Budget reform debate over single board proposal
The discussion centers on replacing the board of estimates and apportionment with a single board supplemented by faculties and educational officers and by the university board of visitors. The aim is to simplify budgeting while maintaining oversight and input from key university stakeholders.
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University Board of Visitors
Community Event Committee Names Core Members and Helpers
A long list names Lyons Tom Barney Pat Lawler Thos Ferris Philip McMahon Dan Crowley and many others as reception and entertainment volunteers. The document notes committees on press advertising entertainment and includes individuals such as John Morris Ed Ferris Jansen Jansen and Crowley among the organizers and participants.
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John Morris
Ed. Ferris
Peter Jansen
R. Pavek
S. Guertin
W. Murphy
M. Daily
James Connors
George Naegle
John Farrell
J. F. Lamb
M. McDonald
Dan O'Leary
Geo. Cerney
Nick Trinker
J. R Betz
J. J. Henry
James Sweeney
J. Sullivan
C. Fontish
Jos. Fontish
F. W. Leahy
E. B. Duffy
N. Birnbaum
J. W. Welsh
Wm. McDonald
M. Sullivan
Jas. McHugh
E. W. Grove
P. J. Bigley
J. Hayden
H. Albert
F. Braconier
Chas. Newman
Geo. Fuller
F. J. McWilliams
J. E. Linstrom
Pig
John Robinson
Roy Lapitz
J. F. Doherty
F. Koppelberger
Tom Bailey
John Guertin
P. Moran
Wm. Hauswirth
W. J. Hurley
Ed. Crowley
Geo. Kubal
L. Kubal
Geo. Howe
Geo. Stringer
Joe Gardier
Archie Millard
Geo. Volmer
Geo. Hauswirth
Benezet Welcomes Eight-Pound Boy at La Crosse Hospital
L. P. Benezet, superintendent of schools, announces the birth of his son at 8:00 AM in La Crosse. The eight-pound baby arrives as the proud father shares the happy news with the community.
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L. P. Benezet
la Crosse Hospital
Dr Sputh Honored as First Aid Instructor at Illinois
Dr Carl B South head of physical education at La Crosse state normal school recently left for Urbana two weeks ago for summer school work in athletics. He has been elected temporary instructor in first aid to the injured methods at the University of Illinois Urbana.
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Carl B. South
la Crosse State Normal School
University of Illinois At Urbana
Illinois
Police Car Bus To Catch Train In Race With Death
Police used a city automobile as a station bus to rush Mrs. Clara Krajewski of Winona visiting relatives to Milwaukee depot to catch a train to Winona where her father was reported suddenly ill. Captain Winkler notified her of the collapse and she needed help reaching the station.
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Clara Krajewski
Winona
North Twelfth Street
Milwaukee
Winkler
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J. A. Elliott
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T. W. Roche
Dr. Egan
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Bouncing Boy
DR. Sputh
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