Waldo Horman 23 Drowned in Black River
Waldo Horman a 23 year old employee at Hema Balin pinmablag saan ab On- HNaski drowned while bathing in Black River Tuesday night. His clothes were found on the river bank near the scene. The body was recovered by Harry Thompson and Taweenee Shove near Onalaska Wednesday after a brief search. Authorities notified local police and family members reported Horman had not been at his employer’s base that night.
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Waldo Horman
Hema Balin Pinmablag Saan
Harry Thompson
Taweenee
Ipolack
Onaliska
Hoh
Arhogh
Tahnen
Hone
Frohman
Hohman
New Legion Chief at Convention of Disabled Veterans
Detroit, Mich A pledge of continued support for disabled veterans was made by Amory of Grand Rapids at the opening session of the Disabled American Veterans convention in Detroit. He stressed the Legion will keep aiding disabled men and widows with ongoing efforts. Messages from General Pershing and Vice President Coolidge were read.
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NEW Legion
Detroit
Mich
American Legion
Amory
Grand Rapids
Legion
Disabled American Veterans of the World
Emery Qaid
General Pershing
Vicw
Coolidge
Boyle consecrated bishop of Pittsburgh diocese
The Rev. Boyle was consecrated bishop of the Pittsburgh diocese in a ceremony attended by church dignitaries and noted by officials. The event marked the elevation of the clergy member within the Roman Catholic Church with prominent attendance from regional leaders.
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Boyle
Pittsburgh
Tattsburgh
Dennis Cata Veugherty
Thhiladelphis
Mush C. Boyle
Wedtesdis
Weather Scraps From Wisconsin A Probable Unsettled Night
Fragmented weather notes describe unsettled conditions across Wisconsin with lingering uncertainties Tonight and Thursday. References to La Crosse and Minnesota hint at scattered showers and variable winds. The garbled text implies a stormy pattern with periods of clearing and continued unsettled air.
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Wisconsin
Euredis
la Crosse
Minn Cnot
Arabia
Hottest June Weather Ties 49-Year Record In City
The government thermometer at the weather bureau reached 93 at 2 pm marking the hottest day of the year. In forty-nine years only June 10 1811 matched this heat. Through this month the mean temperature stood at 73 with fourteen straight hot days. Tuesday's high was 92 and several stations, including Omaha and Huron, reported over 90 while Phoenix hit 116.
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Weather Bureau
la Crosse
Omaha
Huron
Phoenix
Arizona
Pageant in July to be noteworthy civic event here
A La Crosse civic pageant planned for July was discussed at a committee meeting chaired by Harry Williams. Cast selection will occur in days, with seven scenes featuring national dances in costume. Tickets will go on sale soon, and preparations include bleacher and cue additions for a large crowd.
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Harry Williams
Reveral
la Crosse
Winona
Neogie
Fair Grounds
Sean
Stouns
Alu
Robarse
Police
Teman
Tee Mot
Gates
R. J Whelples
Johnson
Contag Nelson
Quarter Million for Whitewater Normal School Building
Madison Wis a bill allocates 250000 to Whitewater Normal School for a new building. Governor Rising expects to sign and the measure becomes law once approved by the coverter. The appropriation is the largest for any Normal school in the current legislature and funds construction of an east saving to Whitewater. Speaker Young steered the measure through the assembly.
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Madison
Wis
Whitewater Normal School
Rising
Hig
Whitewater
Young
Assembly
Wisconsin
W. Stanley Smith
Blaine
Smith
Mulberger
Coe Thig
Dmg
Eminent speaker at Salzer Church this evening
This evening at 8 15 Dr PT Kohlstedt of Chicago a member of the general committee of the Methodist church will give a free lecture at Salzer Memorial church Seventh and F street on The Church of God in nation at home and abroad. He is described as a forceful speaker with notable pictures the public is invited. Women to see fight New York Five thousand women will attend the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Tersey City on Saturday.
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Kohlstedt
Chicago
Jist
Salzer Memorial
Church of Ged Inion
Kohlsteds Revere
Noy
York
Dempser-Carpentier
Tersey City
Indian sentenced to three years for attempted robbery
Leo Redbird, a young Indian, was sentenced to three years in the state prison at Waynan by Judge Higbee after pleading guilty to attempted burglary in Onalaska. Sheriff Miller’s investigation traced him from prints at Nicholson house to a farm near Midway. Redbird admitted involvement when arraigned before County Judge Brindley.
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Leo Redbird
Onalaska
Waynan
Higbee
Cites Cui
Redbird
Jean Nicholson
Post Office
Nicholson
Miller
Nicholson House
Onalaska Canning Company
Midway
Miler
Jawor
Ta Grosse
Ledbird
Brindley
Tag Day for Blind to Be Held in City Saturday
A tag day benefit for the blind called Lighthouse will be conducted in the city Saturday. Proceeds go to a home, workshop and trade school for the blind of Wisconsin. Lena Duchoran, dean of women at the Normal School, will oversee the sale. An athlete benefit, baseball game, and a Dempsay-Carnen tier fight reproduction are also planned at the fair grounds.
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Milwaukee
Badger State Advancement Association of the Blind
Cntire
Lena Duchoran
Normal School
Charer
Bank of Nations proposed in New York as fiscal agent
Bank of Nations planned in New York with two billion dollars capital to serve as fiscal agent for the United States and other admitted governments. The bill, by Senator Hitchcock, Democrat Nebraska, proposes the international institution. Paris faces water shortage due to protracted drought threatening supply.
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Bank OF Nations Washington
New York
Bank of Nations
United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
De Valera Seeks Dublin Conference Amid Lloyd George Plan
Irish leader Eamonn De Valera tells Sir James Craig that Lloyd George's proposed London conference is unacceptable in its present form. Sir James Craig declines the invitation to meet De Valera in Dublin, while Sir Robert Woods later accepts De Valera's invitation for talks with Irish leaders.
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London
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
James Craig
Lloyd George
Northern Ireland
Paliament
Rath Mines
Dublin County
Robert Henry Woods
Dublin University
Andrew Jamesone
Dé Valera
de Valera
Tord George
Seidler
James
Cal Ferance
Dullin
Robert Woods
de ‘Valéra
Venetian Night parade sparks July Fourth regatta in La Crosse
Citizens rush entries for La Crosse Outdoor Sports Fourth of July athletic and aquatic festival. Venetian Night will light up Pettibone lagoon as watercraft owners prepare decorated canoes and boats for a grand regatta on the lake.
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la Crosse
Pettibone Lagoon
Body of Cox recovered on Mississippi River after January drowning
A body believed to be AE Cox, among five Brownsville men who sank when their car broke through ice on the Mississippi near La Crosse on January 25, was found at the mouth of Foot River. Joe Moulis of La Crosse recovered it after days of search. Mrs. Cox wired arrangements for a launch to recover the body. The incident occurred as the group travelled to Sta. Crosse for the winter carnival opening.
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Atrio
Jre
Mississippi Balony Isle la Plume
Foot River
Joe Moulis
la Crosse
Root River
la ‘Crosse
Brownsville
Mrs. Cox
Trownsville
A. Fe, Cox
James Was
Qoscar Turling
George Collern
Percy Knigge
Sta. Crosse
la Plume
Joe Williame
George Helzhammer
Reception for Knutson Tonight at Eagles Hall
A city wide reception honors R. G. Koutson the state industrial commissioner designate with ceremony at Eagles Hall La Crosse speakers include Charlotte Kohn for labor interests Music on Main Street precedes the event and both club rooms and the ball will host attendees A Moose meeting discussed selecting a site for a national home with Moose Heart time not set Henley regatta opens in England with 71 entries from Holland and Norway among participating nations
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Rkautson
Vasles
la Crosse
Charlotte Kohn
Main Street
Bagley
R. G. Koutson
Trades Council
Senate
Koutson
MOOSE
National Home
Toledo
Coral Order of Moose
Pnti
Moose Heart Timeis
Canadian Premier Opposes Renewal of Jap Alliance
London reports say Premier Meighen of Canada urged against renewing the Anglo-Japanese pact in its present form at the imperial conference. He argues for preserving U S and British empire relations and supports a potential British American Japanese understanding instead.
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United States
London
Arthur J. Balfour
Lord Curzon
Brugh
Japan
Tnasmuch
Meighen
Canada
Smuts
South Africa
German Officers Put on Trial by French Charge
Lieut. General Karl Stenger and Major Crisius faced trial before the German supreme court in Leipzig on French allegations. More than fifty witnesses were called. The cases mark the first brought on French claims that British authorities sanctioned certain wartime orders. Stenger allegedly ordered no French prisoners to be taken, and Crisius was accused of transmitting that order to the Fifty-third brigade.
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Fifty-third Brigade
Planes search for battleship in test bombing attack
Navy units from Hampton Roads and Langley field conducted a radio controlled battle ship drill at dawn. More than twenty seaplanes and aircraft joined the exercise as dummy bombs were prepared for the attack.
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Newport News
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Langley Field
Ofelock
Town
Naval Base
Petticoat government extended to Jackson Hole area
Jackson Wyoming voters support creation of Teton county with Jackson as county seat. The two year old Petticoat government is expected to extend across the area, with women preparing to elect a sheriff and other county officers as the Lincoln county division passes.
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Petticoat
Jackson Hole
Jackson
Jackson's Hole
Lincoln County
Teton
Taft Prominently Mentioned for Chief Justice Post
Washington reports revived speculation on the near future selection to succeed the late Edward Douglass White as Chief Justice. No definite name is given, but William Howard Taft has been prominently mentioned amid widespread endorsements from leading lawyers nationwide.
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Taft
POST
Washington
United’ States
Edward Douglass White
Mont
William
Howard Taft
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