Mahoney's License Fight Ends With O'Hara Stricken
After a heated council session the liquor license committee recommendations were adopted with O'Hara's name removed from the Lyons and O'Hara license at 201 Vine Street. Alderman Sterandt defended O'Hara while Mahoney pressed to strike Iverson from another license. Iverson’s license was eventually issued to Johnson. The meeting also disposed of minor items including city job printing to G A Keller and naming a picnic committee for the city outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Mahoney
Nineteenth Ward
Richard J. Lyons
A. J. O’hara
Vine Street
Hara
F. Sterandt
O'Hara
la Crosse
Mahoney
Lyons and
Lyons
Roth
Harges
Cuestion
Ideran Roellig
Iverson
Johnson
South Third Street
Nten Johnson
Ole Iverson
G A. Keller
Roellic, Schneeberger
Rye
Webber
J. M. Kurstman
Wilson to Visit Expo in the Fall
Windsor Vermont reports President Wilson has not ruled out a trip to the San Francisco exposition this fall. The plan remains open though belief grows that he will not go and only a slight chance remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
EXPO
Windsor
Austro Italian clash likely in Adriatic front
Amsterdam dispatches report the Austro Hungarian fleet marching to a decisive battle with Italian forces in the Adriatic Sea as of this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amsterdam
Adriatic
Weather summary for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa regions
Unsettled but generally fair to Thursday with little temperature change. La Crosse area forecast shows possible river rise with projected fall in lower sections as Reed’s Landing and nearby stations track minor changes over the next 36 hours. The narrative notes warmer conditions in central portions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bowa
Help Save the Babies At Myrick Park Open-Air Nursery
Seventeen babies across the city need transportation to the Myrick park open-air nursery opening tomorrow. Mothers work, cars are scarce, and without automobile owners lending vehicles for morning and evening trips, these children risk hot rooms and poor care. Dr Furstman urges motorists to help save the babies by delivering carloads under Visiting Nurse Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Myrick Park
Health Department
Court Takes Babies Away From Man Too Poor To Support Them
In La Crosse Judge John Brindley ordered three children Colosse 10 Ethel 9 and Elnora 5 removed from father Ulysses Grant Reed 49 citing too little income to fund care at the La Crosse Home for Women and Children Reed cried in court as he pleaded for another chance and promised higher support Attorney Sol Burdick had sought removal to a state institution saying Reed could pay more. The court will keep the children at the institution until homes are found with an effort to keep them in La Crosse county for visit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
John Brindley
Ulysses Grant Reed
Reed
Colosse
Ethel
Elnora
Sol Burdick
Brindley
la Crosse County
Wilson Escapes Auto Crash On Vermont Road
President Wilson had a narrow escape when his car did not strike two loaded lumber wagons after sharp steering into a ditch near Windsor Vermont. He resumed a 20 mile golf outing at Hanover New Hampshire and planned to trigger the San Francisco exposition flag day. emissaries Aguilar and Garcia continued efforts to see the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Wilson
Hanover
N. H
Harlakenden House
San Francisco Exposition
Jesus M. Aguilar
Major Y. A. Garcia
General Angeles
German crops in good condition raise hopes of ample yield
Berlin report states heavy rains across Germany have boosted crop prospects and reduced fears of famine caused by enemy blockades. An official statement released today notes favorable growing conditions despite hardships, signaling solid harvest potential nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Germany
Thief Severs Prestolite Tank From Truck
Police seek a thief who ripped a Prestolite tank from a delivery truck owned by Sisson Seielstad Hougan. The break in occurred Sunday evening after the thief entered the company garage on Nineteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisson-Seielstad - Hougan Company
Nineteenth Street
Frank M. Frank Pardoned If Lawyers Sought Slaton Pardon
In New York June 39, former Georgia Governor John M. Slaton said Leo M. Frank could have been freed today if his lawyers had asked for a pardon. He noted no request was made, so he did not feel free to exercise pardoning power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leo M. Frank
John M. Slaton
Georgia
German reply to Lusitania note to be sent this week
Berlin reports the second American note on the Lusitania will be dispatched to Washington this week with publication in the United States likely as early as Saturday. The note’s tone is conciliatory and aims to ease current tensions between Germany and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Ackerman
United Press
Berlin
Hague
Washington
United States
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Jagow
Vienna
Gerard
Germans Sink Two Norwegian Vessels in British Waters
Two Norwegian ships were sunk by German submarines in British waters within the last day. The sailing bark Cambuskenneth and the steamer Gijeso were torpedoed. crews were landed, and eight German sailors were taken aboard the U-39 before Cambuskenneth went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cambuskenneth
Gijeso
Portland
Ore
Liverpool
Man Dies After Scratching Hand From Infection
John Jensen aged 50 of Eau Claire Wisconsin died from blood poisoning after a minor hand scratch while scraping a floor. The incident occurred several days ago and led to his death today June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
John Jensen
Price and Christ Called Before Rail Commission
Price and Christ appeared before the Rail Commission in New Richmond facing charges related to a cooperative concern alleged to violate the Blue Sky Law. The action centers on regulatory compliance and potential false or misleading activities linked to the cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price and
Christ
Rail Commission
Cooperative leaders to testify at Wisconsin Railway hearing
F. A. S. Price promoter of the Farmers Cooperative Packing and Markets firms and Ira M. J. Christ president of the American Society of Equity will testify July 6 before the Wisconsin Railway Commission at New Richmond in a probe of the Farmers Terminal Packing Co alleged to violate the Blue Sky law G. H. Horrell of Madison and Spencer Haven of Hudson also appear Harper and Haven are attorneys for the company Price recently moved from La Crosse to St Paul and serves as a key organizer in the New Richmond cooperative venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. S. Price
Cooperative Packing Company
Ira M. J. Christ
American Society of Equity
Wisconsin Railway Commission
New Richmond
Wis
Farmers’ Terminal Packing Company
G. H. Horrell
Madison
Spencer Haven
Hudson
Price
Farmers’ Co-operative Packing Company
Farmers’ Cooperative Market Company
Batavian Bank
la Crosse
St. Paul
Railway Commission
New Richmond Co-Operative Company
Canada to Send 500000 More Men to Front, PM Borden Says
New York June 30 Sir Robert L Borden prime minister sails for England aboard the Adriatic to discuss war plans and announces Canada will dispatch 500000 additional troops to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Robert L. Borden
England
Adriatic
Indictments Bound In Riot Case Of Ex-Governor Sinton Home
A grand jury indicted Jane A. Antage and peers for riot law violations after arrests at the residence of former Governor Sinton. The allegations center on unlawful assembly and disturbance connected to protests at the governor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antage
Jane
Peer Eyes
Sinton
Huerta plans to waive exam in federal case at hearing
Huerta seeks to force a federal grand jury to indict or release him on charges of heading a new revolt in Mexico. Assistant district attorney Crawford pressed for advance notice to prevent a bail jumping, amid searches for Felix Diaz and fears of an armed invasion plot. Villa’s secret service claims absolute proof of Huerta’s plan, while Orozco argues Huerta came to fight. Bails set for Jose Zozaya and others expected to be seized today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Huerta
Department of Justice
Mexico
Federal District
Crawford
Secret Service
Felix Diaz
Villa
Pascual Orozco
Orozco
Missouri Bride Genevieve Clark Weds James Thomson at Honey Shuck
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark marries James McIlhaney Thomson this afternoon at Honey Shuck Pike county Missouri. Bowling Green hosts thousands of visitors amid festival bunting and a pre nuptial dance with old fashioned Missouri dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Clark
Honey Shuck
Bowling Green
Pike County
Champ Clark
James McIlhaney Thomson
Missouri
Man Receives Thirty Days For Kicking Wife
Theodore E Danielson a restaurant proprietor at 1709 Prospect Street pleaded guilty to kicking his wife Marie Danielson in the shins during a dispute. Marie testified to the abuse and bruises as the judge imposed a thirty day county jail sentence to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Daniel
Prospect Street
Onalaska Avenue
John Beindley
Danielson
Marie Danielson
Industrial War Waged in Chicago
Chicago facing a major labor clash as 200000 workers across carpentry and allied trades prepare for a shutdown to seek wage raises and a uniform agreement. Employers push arbitration to end future strikes while labor leaders call the plan absurd and press for ongoing bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clyne
Contractors’ Association
John A. Metz
Carpenters’ Union
Metz
Bolt Sees Lightning Strike Germania and Pass Car
Traveling ten blocks on the Sixteenth street line, a bolt of lightning that tore Germania hall’s flagpole also damaged the street car’s electric motors. Jack Ryan, master controller of the car, recalls hearing the shock and watching the bolt travel along the trolley wire. Fire leaped from the controller box and rose two feet before the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
South Fifth Street
Jack” Ryan
la Crosse Street Railway
Germania
Ryan
Armenian Liner Sunk Off Cornwall Killing Many Americans
The Dominion liner Armenian carrying horses was torpedoed and sunk off Cornwall by German U boats. About twenty crew members, largely American horse tenders, are believed killed. The ship sailed from Norfolk June 17 for Liverpool, displacing 8,824 tons, 512 feet long, built 1895 in Belfast under British registry. Captain listed as J A Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cornwall
State Department
Newport News
Osborne
Virginia
Leyland Line
Dominion Line
Norfolk
Liverpool
Lloyd’s Shipping Registry
Fleyland & Company, Limited
Belfast
J. A. Jacobson
Lloyd’s
German Submarine War Expected on Munitions Boats
Washington report says a new German submarine campaign targets British and French cargo ships carrying munitions from Gravesend Bay to Delaware River and Atlantic ports for France. Scandinavian sources claim Germany massing submarines at Wilhelmshaven to disrupt this traffic. Secretaries Daniels and Redfield discussed wireless use by belligerents in a confidential meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gravesend Bay
N. Y
Delaware River
Atlantic
St. Navarre
Havre
Bordeaux
France
Germany
Wilhelmshaven
Daniels
Redfield
Judge sanctions steel purchase by Rock Island
Federal Judge Carpenter allowed ex Secretary of War Dickinson and Henry A. Mudge receivers of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific to buy 20,000 tons of steel rails with the road earnings. The court refused to order payment of $20,000,000 due on debenture bonds on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenter
Dickinson
Henry A. Mudge
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Road
Nathan L. Amster
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Frank
Bethmann-Hollweg
Promotion of Packing Company
Chryst
Equity Society
U.S
Theodore Danielson
Dominion Liner
JUDGE
Rock Island
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