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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Alderman George B. Marvin Jr proposes a city special election on the third Tuesday in September to raise the liquor license fee from 200 to 500. Ten percent of voters from the last gubernatorial election must petition. city clerk to publish notice ten days before the vote. Marvin says officials and saloon owners back the move and expects a heavy pro‑increase turnout.
The Caledonia Street M E church board will hold an ice cream social on the church lawn this evening. Various local residents and visitors are named among the many people mentioned in today’s town notes.
A directive urges all willing to circulate petitions in the wards to report to the designated authority. The notice emphasizes organized participation and collection of signatures within the designated political process.
Mayor Armentrout announces J J Moore appointed chief of police in DeWitt Iowa as Saltmarsh resigns. Moore begins duties Wednesday afternoon and is praised as a brave efficient officer.
The morning tally shows Dolly Kneebes maintaining the lead in the carnival queen contest with 148 votes. Runners up include Minnie Whittenberg 135, Nellie Duncan 123, Marie Stallsmith 63, and Lucile Yehle 15, among others.
A nature faker is again under scrutiny in a magazine article for misclassifying suffragettes as members of the gentle sex. The piece critiques his biased framing and calls out outdated gender stereotypes in his work.
Doll drives a decisive hit and Johnson and O'Brien deliver two wild throws to secure a late run. The outcasts win after a long, tense showdown spanning fifteen rounds.
Dietrich faltered early as Dauss and Barngrover delivered splendid mound work in a 4 to 3 win for the Outcasts. Dauss struck out sixteen after relieving Dietrich, while Barngrover kept Duluth quiet except for a four-hit fourth frame. A late rally in the eighth and a fifteenth inning hit sealed the victory in front of a very small crowd.
A runaway incident in Tomah Wisconsin occurred Sunday night when a two seater surrey lost its main body after a broken king bolt. No one was hurt as the horses rushed through streets and collided with a post hydrant and a tree before being stopped.
La Crosse edged Duluth 4 3 1 in nine innings while Eau Claire bombed Rochester 9 to 3 Red Wing defeated Wausau 15 to 3 and Superior beat Winona 2 to 1 in another set of regional games yesterday.
Superior travels to La Crosse Duluth visits Winona Wausau plays Rochester Red Wing hosts Eau Claire Schedule highlights regional matchups across five cities tonight.
Doll started the decisive bombardment with a center field hit in the fifteenth inning. Johnson bungled at a key moment, and luck at the plate followed as the Outcasts carried early momentum for La Crosse in a merry first surge.
City launch owners report a dangerous snag at the head of Dresbach Island in the river. The uprooted tree now surfaces at the river’s low water, posing a hazard to passing craft.
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