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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
8
You feel better with a small chew of Right-Cut than with a larger Old Kind. It is ready to use, short shredded and fine so the flavor comes through. Seasoned and lightly sweetened, rich mellow tobacco, so a quarter size keeps you satisfied.
A town column notes remodeling of an old North Leonard Street residence in West Salem owned by A L Stubbe family. The half century old house, moved from near the showee bridge after the railroad arrived, retains sound foundation timbers and lumber. The item mentions local social events, canning factory activity, and a parade of births, marriages, and travels among residents including J Ramsey, Gladys McEldowney, and families like the Stubbs, Wakefield, Mercreau, and Sanford.
Officials of the Royal Mine, National Fuel company, Aguilar, Colo, said one miner died in a gas explosion late last night. Several others were injured as rescue efforts continued and investigators began assessing the scene.
An old remedy claims four ounces of rad Salts clears or eases kidney fatigue from meat overuse. The text promotes a grape and lemon juice acid base with lithia, forming an effervescent drink and advises medical or pharmacist consultation. It names Chas. A Beyschleg, Druggist, 503 Main St.
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 10 to 7 in a tense game marked by bench warnings and a near riot. Protests erupted after a third baseman Hoblitzel dispute, Moran spiked Sweeney, and Moran–Sweeney confrontations required umpire intervention.
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 11 to 0 with batteries credited to Finneran Lan Wilhelm Conley Yount and Jack Htsch. The fragmentary note references an AD Brooklyn structure and scattered identifiers including dates and monetary figures.
Nate Lewis the manager of Charlie White will bring Bernstein Packey McFarland's trainer to Denver to prepare White for his bout with Stanley Yoakum on the night of July 1. Yoakum has won eleven fights in Denver in the last eighteen months, most by knockout.
Yesterday results feature American Association games including Milwaukee at Minneapolis and Louisville at Columbus with high scores, while National League saw Brooklyn and New York split and Chicago defeating St. Louis. Today schedules show multiple matches across leagues and minor circuits with city pairings and venues.
Raa SSR Charles Allan of West Salem was sentenced by acting County Judge Baldwin to a three day term in the county jail this morning. The complaint was sworn by village marshal Louis Weingarten. It stands as one of the shortest terms ever imposed on this charge in the local court.
A playful aside compares their different dreams and ambitions, noting no likeness between imagined grand estates, the sky, and shimmering castles in the air, with a light nudge about shared aspirations.
The Cubs beat the Reds 10 to 7 in a chaotic game with six ejections including the manager. Seven errors and wild plays highlighted a day of umpires at New York and across the league. Giants split a double header with Brooklyn. Pirates defeated St Louis as other games unfolded.
Ad Wolgast fractured his right forearm during a wind-up yesterday, announced by the Pacific Athletic Club. Dr. Cressley says the radius is broken and two weeks pass before use of the arm, forcing the Vernon July 4 bout to be scrapped. Promoter McCarey seeks Matty McCue of Racine to replace him.
The America, carrying ten aboard, completed record passenger flights and, under builder Glen Gurtiss and skipper Steut Porte, began remodelling weight lifting planes. Porte predicts lifting 5,000 pounds more for expected late afternoon flights.
An anonymous telephone threat aimed at ruining the informant in a federal grand jury labor union graft probe led State Representative John J. McLaughlin to seek police protection. McLaughlin, a building contractor, said he would guard himself as officials arranged security near his property. McLaughlin and others appeared before U S Attorney Wilkinson.
Jefferson City Mo June 30 Gov Major denied a Sunday report from St Louis that Miss Ruth Obla a Hawaiian cabaret singer kissed the top of his head at a press club frolic. He offered his head in evidence of an alibi and said he is not bald.
Madison Wis June 30 At the request of building contractors the industrial commission distributes a safety poster for construction work. It highlights common accident causes and prevention through care with slogans about scaffold safety ladders nail punctures and piling material. The four language poster urges workers to avoid risks and notes it fits tool sheds or job sites.
Detroit June 30 Judge Arthur J. Tuttle upheld the constitutionality of the new federal income tax law in the U S district court here. The ruling is the first court decision on the act. Dodge brothers John F and Horace I of Detroit questioned its validity and said an appeal will go to the U S Supreme Court.
Washington dispatch reports suspicion that Carranza stalls and delays sending representatives to mediation talks. The constitutionalist leader plans to confer with generals, provoking South American critics who label the tactic subterfuge. Observers expect renewed delays as mediation aims to gain a prompt participation by the United States.
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