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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

2

Isle of Spice comes to La Crosse Majestic theater

The famous musical comedy Isle of Spice opened at the Majestic theater in La Crosse last night. The production features Robert DeVere Jack Leslie and Stanley Feltch with Micky O Grady Slubsy Mackinaw and King Bompoka in supporting roles. The show, produced originally at the LaSalle Opera House Chicago, is praised for its top songs colorful costumes and strong chorus with audience favorites Goo Goo Man and Peggy Brady drawing encores.

United States Canada England la Crosse Majestic Theater B. C. Whitney LaSalle Opera House Chicago Micky O'Grady Slubsy Mackinaw King Bompoka Robert DeVere Jack Leslie Stanley Felcth Peggy Brady

Wilson resigns as New Jersey governor after ceremony

Woodrow Wilson quits the New Jersey state house at 1 PM after witnessing the inauguration of his successor Senator James E. Fielder. He addresses the joint legislature urging courage in public life and rule by conscience over expediency. A crowd estimated at 5,000 to 10,000 fills streets and the capitol as three of ten reform bills await action.

Trenton N. J Woodrow Wilson State House James E. Fielder Gov. Wilson Washington Wilson U. S

Loot Box Office Heist at Des Moines Vaudeville

Yeggs robbed the Orpheum theater in Des Moines early today, blasting open the safe and escaping with about $2,000 in cash and jewelry. The theft was found when theater staff arrived at the building this morning.

Des Moines Iowa Yeggs Orpheum Theater

O. I. man who dubbed whiskers soup strainers inquiry

A local man from the O. I. club once called whiskers soup strainers, and readers now wonder what has become of him. The inquiry seeks update on his whereabouts and status.

O. I

What the Turk Must Surrender

London dispatch reports the Turkish ambassador to Rome informing Italy that Turkey wants peace to be placed in the hands of the powers. Allies demand cessions of Adrianople Scutari Janina and Gallipoli, European Turkey west of a line to Rodosto, plus Aegean islands. Turkey to pay 300 million in indemnity less debt attributed to ceded provinces. Hostilities end on signing, and prisoner exchanges are to occur.

London Rome Adrianople Scutari Janina Turkey Turkey-in Balkan States

Supreme Court Skirt-Struck as Women’s Parade Held

Washington March 3 The Supreme Court capitulated to suffragettes in adjournment after hearing one case in time to view the women’s parade. The court paid honor to votes for women workers as the procession moved past.

Washington Supreme Court

Temperature Moderates After Cold Wave in Milwaukee

Milwaukee reports show the temperature moderated after a brutal cold weekend. A string of minor accidents were logged by police and 65 year old Albert Bierbohm died from freezing.

Milwaukee Wis Albert Bierbohm

New Montessori Material Arrives At Deaf School

Visiting committee shows strong interest in the Italy originated Montessori system now in use at the local school for the deaf. Miss Julie Dean notes the new materials enhance sensory development and hand control. Pupils and staff praise the program, with further expansion possible if results warrant. The public may view the setup during trial days.

School For the Deaf Montessori Italy Julie Dean

Taft Skips Golf On Final Official Day At White House

Washington March 3 President Taft spent his last full day in office immersed in official duties at the White House. He did not make his usual trip to the Chevy Chase club for golf as he prioritized work ahead of the transfer of power.

Washington Taft White House Chevy Chase Club Jack Evelyn Daddy Major

Spotlight on Harry B Smith and The Rose Maid at La Crosse

The article profiles Harry B Smith as an ultra prolific playwright and adapter author of The Rose Maid, noting his 133 works to date. It mentions his city home library, ongoing season with sixteen plays on the road, and expected income around 150000 to 160000 annually. It also references social events with Mrs Vernon and others, plus a high school birthday surprise for Maurice Borgendine.

Harry B. Smith la Crosse Theater Harry Smith New York

Prairie du Chien Debating Dubuque on Referendum

Prair ie du Chien and Dubuque high schools debated the initiative and referendum issue Friday night with Dubuque winning two to one. Judges included Prof. Sanford and Prof. Slothower and O S Rice. Other notes mention a factory move for Iroquois Button, sewer bids, and local social events.

Dubuque Prairie du Chien George Jones Elmer Herold Colonel Thompson Sanford LaCrosse Normal School Slothower Platteville High School O. S. Rice State Education Department of Madison Freeport, Ill Business Men's Association Council Chamber Iroquois Button Company Music Hall Sacred Heart College Henry Petratz Elizabeth Petratz Dorothy Baker McGregor Decorah Ladies’ Guild Trinity Episcopal Church J. S. Earll Jule Vernon Omaha

M'Gregor Area Social Notes Include Visitors and Travel Changes

Mrs Oletta Green of Chicago arrived to visit her mother Mrs Ben Shriver. J A Ramage spent Tuesday at New Hampton. C Mathews and J Flecker return from Crookston Minnesota. Mrs Mary Freeze back from Guttenberg. Clarence Sheperd returns to Elkader. Mrs Frank Roffaub of Chicago guest at W F Kramer home. Mr and Mrs Johnson of Calmar visited daughter Mrs Charley Klinow. Miss Edith Beamer of Elkader guest of Miss Edith Helberg. Mrs Fred Kramer of Kinsley North Dakota and Mrs Schroeder of Prairie du Chien called while en route to Bagley Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Eli Gardner visiting at Castalia. Old bus line between here and North McGregor discontinued Ear DeHaven will transfer passengers. Mrs Ray Maloney and baby arrived Monday from Rexford Montana to visit her parents. Dr T W Knapp called to Edgewood Tuesday for illness of a relative. Attorney A Geske at New Hampton Tuesday on business with Judge Springer.

Oletta Green Chicago Ben Shriver J. A. Ramage New Hampton C. Mathews J. Flecker Crookston, Minn Mary Freeze Guttenberg Clarence Sheperd Elkader Frank Roffaub W. F. Kramer Mrs. Johnson Calmar Charley Klinow Edith Beamer Edith Helberg Fred Kramer Kinsley N. D Schroeder Prairie

Danish champion wins two events in Norge Ski Club meet

Sigurd Hansen of Fergus Falls Minnesota wins first prize in both professional events at the Norge Ski club tournament in Chicago March 3. Hansen defeats six ski jumpers including Norge club national champion Omtvedt, who leaped 163 feet on his first attempt but fell on points. Hansen’s best jump was 147 feet.

Chicago Sigurd Hansen Fergus Falls Minn Norge Ski Club Hansen Omtvedt Norge Club

Our Personal Guarantee 9 all Skin Sufferers

Local merchants promote D D D Prescription for eczema psoriasis and dermatitis with a two pay guarantee. The ad claims instant itch relief and permanent cures from thymos glycerine oil of wintergreen and other ingredients made by D D D Laboratories Chicago. Also mentions D D D Soap and stock of skin remedies.

D.D.D. Laboratories Chicago

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Main Street Redfern Isle of Spice Majestic Tie Jersey Sglons Secessor The Europe Baltic Sample Suit Sale Poehling’s Vernon William Fletcher Eda Rosenbaum John Gray Mazamanie W. T. Pinkerton Mauree Borgendine
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