Indianapolis suit seeks 190000 from Church leaders
Gina Kerr of Louisville claims that Rev. Fran tard and other Indianapolis church figures caused her to be declared insane and confined in Omaha and Aurora after which they allegedly controlled her property valued at 90000. She seeks 100000 for humiliation plus 190000 in damages.
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Bishop
Indianapolis
Ind
Gina Kerr
Louisville
United States
Rish
Frantard
Retrand
Sev Sn Mbers
Kerr
Ne Orda
Sisters of Mercy
Omaha
Neb
Aurora
Ill
Tithusgue
Iowa
Fearful Humor Covered Face Cured by Resinol
A Paterson New Jersey reader describes a year of facial skin trouble with blotches, itching, and pimples. After using Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, the rash cleared and the skin returned to its natural color, with high praise for the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesinol
Paterson, N.T
Tom
Robert 'Royano
New Floor Options in Oak Maple or Birch
Consider the laying of a new floor with choices in oak maple or birch. Available thicknesses include 3 4 and 3 8 inches. Highest grades and matched stock keep installation costs down. Review stock and obtain quotes before shopping elsewhere.
Badger Phone Co Improves Lines in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin railroad commission ordered Badger Telephone Co to reconnect lines from Vernon county by Him City to the Hawkins Creek and Westford switches. It allows all three companies to charge $1 extra yearly for unlimited service. subscribers may pay five cents per call for non unlimited service. Hawkins Creek must reduce subscribers per line to twelve or less and all firms have ten days to apply new orders. Hawkins Creek must cut party-line subscribers by Sept 1, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Jane
Railroad Commission
Badger Telesphobe Company
Vernon County
Hawkins Creek Telephone Company
Westford Telephone Company
Badger Telephone Company
Hawkins Creek Telepops Company
Carn of Thanks for Daughter Lillian Neukerchen
The Neukerchen family extends heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy after their bereavement. They also express appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
John Neukerchen
Campaign Maps and Letters Fuel Osseo Union Free District Push
Three hundred blue prink maps showing assessed valuation and related facts were prepared by the manual training class, with arithmetic class input, and one hundred letters to taxpayers prepared by the penmanship class. The materials are used in a campaign to create a union free high school district to absorb the Osseo area in Trempealeau county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osseo
Trempealeau County
War Secretary Garrison to seek full report on Evans speech
Secretary of War Garrison said he would request General Evans, commander of the department of the East, provide a full report on his New York speech that criticized the administration's foreign policy.
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Washington
Garrison
Evans
Department of the East
New York
Knights of Pythias rank work Tuesday night special
Local notes list attending Knights and visiting members for rank work at 8:15 pm. Also mentions guests Abbie Bugsell Hestad and Mrs. A D Bussell, with several names visiting or staying in the city. Social events include Linker hall dances July 1 and July 4, and numerous visits, travels, and homecomings with church lunches and hotel dining rooms opening.
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Knights of Pythias
Abbie Bugsell Hestad
A. D. Bussell
State Street
SB. Miller
F. A. Viets
North Seventh Street
Linker Hall
John Jacobs
New Albin
Towa
H. Restor
Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Sixth and King
Lucile Chandler
Two Harbors
Mich
McCool
Beaver Dam
Wis
M.C. A
Lake Geneves
M. C
B. A
George Freeman
Benjam Nelson
Waukon
Mississippi
W. H. David
Caldsell
Iidaho
B.S. Hebberd
William Wallgraf
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hack
Gateway City Transfer Co
George Nelson
West Salem
Nelson Janson
Caledonia
Mini
George Houghton
Indianapolis
la Crosse
Comino
M. L. Keating
Saginaw
Merton Klaus
D. H. Klaus
Porthanestgea University
Evanston
Notice of application to county court Wisconsin 1914
Notice of application to county court in Wisconsin. At special term in La Crosse on August 4 1914 Paul Butz trustee seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of Paul Tuts late of La Crosse City. Court order by Judge Brindley with Wolte attorneys for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
Grosse County
Prohata
Wnolice
Said County
City of
la Crosse
Ten O'Stock
A. M
Paul Butz
Paul Tuts
Couny
Gourt
John Brindley
W.F
A.C. Wolte
Price of Man's Pardon Dance Shups Showdown
New York reports dancer Miss Emily Schupp has reversed Salome, performing a heads off pose figuratively. Exiled Narodny had a 50,000 ruble price on his head. Grand Duke Alexander Michaslovitch offered pardon for Narodny in exchange for the dance. The pardon arrived today.
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NEW_ YORK
Emily Schunp
Salome
Tvan Nyarodny
Russia
Miss Schupp
Alexander “Mich~aslovitch
M Narodny
Home Comers Meet Old Residents From La Crosse
Druggist Chas Beyschlag of 503 Main Street invites former La Crosse residents who left in the last twenty years to visit this week for old acquaintance sake. He recalls many familiar faces and hopes to reunite with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la’ Crosse
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Suffragettes Break Into Asquiths House
London June 30 two suffragettes gained a long desired milestone by outwitting servants at Premier Asquith home and entering the hall. They announced their support to the host and police were summoned. One carried a chain and lock while the other attempted to chain herself to the door. Both arrested and fined ten dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asquith
Fire damages popcorn stand in Sparta Wisconsin
A fire last night nearly wrecked Lloyd Curtiss's popcorn stand in Sparta. The alarm at 7:30 was rung by hand due to a broken automatic bell. Firefighters with a hose wagon and extinguisher kept the blaze contained before full destruction. The blaze started from a leaking iced pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Lloyd Curtiss
William Semetock
Rural Sauk County survey reveals farm amenities and assets
A rural Sauk County survey reports 490 silos, 275 renters, 215 bathrooms, 610 pianos, 25 country homes with running water, 75 with acetylene lights, 70 with electric lights, 290 with autos, about 260 farmers growing alfalfa on 850 acres, and about ninety pure bred cattle herds. It notes a stray line about a woman climbing a rope ladder on a ship and a misheard fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Society Dinners Highlight Local Country Club Gatherings
Mrs. Andrew Boyd hosted a twelve cover dinner at the Country club with out of town guests Mrs. William Bernstold of Dillon Montana and Mrs. F. 8. Davidson of Portland Oregon. Jessie Holway won the prize in the event. The social page notes several informal suppers and card and bridge sessions honoring Miss Dorothy E Hixon Miss Katherine Hill Miss Katherine Sperry Miss Katherine Sperry of New York.
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ALT Country Club
Andrew Boyd
William Bernstold
Boyd
Dillon, Mont
F. 8. Davidson
Portland
Ore
Jessie Holway
Parry
A. E. Soderberg
W. A. Pryor
Helen Gantert
Adam Hegge
Moorhead
Minn
Application for Reta Liq License in La Crosse
Citizen Oscar Gschwind applies to the La Crosse Common Council for a license to sell strong and intoxicating liquors in quantities under one gallon to be consumed on the premises at No 308 South Third Street Lot 9 Block 8 Duna Dous man and Cameron addition for July 1 1914 to July 1 1814. Bandsmen listed as Globe Indemnity Ga. Dated June 29 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
la Grosse
United States
Dousman & Cameron
South Third Street
Globe Indemnity Ga
Oscar Gschwind
Mayor Wolff Defends Segregated Vice District
Fond du Lac Wisconsin mayor Frank J. Wolff told the legislative vices committee his judgment was above state law regarding a segregated vice district. He urged the committee to report that view to the legislature and suggested the state act to enforce laws. The inquiry cited district reporters clergymen and officials as witnesses amid critiques of lax city methods and alleged enticement into vice houses. The vice commission meets in Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lag
Wis
Frank J. Wolff
Legislative
Teasdele
Wolff
Teasdale
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Dean G. J. Bell
St. Pauls Cathedral
Dean Bell
Chicago
Oshkosh
Onion perfume onions fool millionaires in Hillsborough
In San Francisco on a June day a wily sailor sold scented onions as rare bulbs to residents of the Hillsborough district. The unusual onions fetched high prices, with some units going for six dollars each, leaving buyers amused and duped by the fragrant ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Hillsborough
Train Kills Two In Warren Ohio Crash
A fast train demolished a buggy resulting in two deaths and one serious injury in Warren Ohio on June 80. Local authorities reported the accident at the crossing and began investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Cardinals Trade Purdue for Whitted and Cather
St Louis June 30 Cardinal manager Huggins improved his club by trading for pitcher Pur due from the Braves in exchange for outfielder Cather and third baseman Whitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Huggins
Hub Purdue
Braves
Cather
Thirdhaseman Whitted
Roosevelt and Archie Ride Into Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt and his son Archie rode into Oyster Bay from Sagamore Hill and declared they felt splendid today. The former president appeared in good spirits as they entered the village on a calm June day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt
Archie
Sagamore Hill
Youngest Catholic Bishop Consecrated in Florida Diocese
Fra June 20. In one of America's oldest Catholic dioceses, Rev Father Curley was consecrated today as bishop of the Florida diocese. He is 33 years old and reputed the youngest Catholic bishop in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine, Fra
America
al. Curley
Florida
Drowned Canoer From Decatur Dies in Peoria
Orville Yates of Decatur Illinois drowned while canoeing at Peoria Illinois. Thirty minutes of pulmotor effort failed to resuscitate him.
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Peoria
Orville Yates
Decatur
Tji
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Badger Phone CO
Hub City
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H. W. Hunt
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Norwalk
J. N. Nelson
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Milwaukee
Rural Scioon Survey
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James Marcis F
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Rockford
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