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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
4
William Jennings Bryan leads as a veteran statesman and World War I era reformer. William G. McAdoo, James C. McReynolds, and William Bauchop Wilson join the cabinet, along with Lindley M. Garrison, David R. Houston, William C. Redfield, Josephus Daniels, and others, highlighting the administration’s mix of legal minds, industrial experience, and regional representation.
Rep Albert Sidney Burleson of Austin Texas is described as a fiery orator with a southern drawl and a distinctive hair Bang. He is a planter and lawyer aged around fifty, known for nervous energy and a lean frame, with a habit of leaning forward and pointing as he speaks. Born in San Marcos Texas he grew up near farming and has served on the agricultural committee before joining the appropriations committee.
The Governors' Guard association invites sealed proposals for wrecking and tearing down the Second Ward school building at Fourth and King. Materials to remain property of the Governors' Board association and stored behind the building. Proposals to be received by Wm. H. Berg, president, by 5 p.m. March 25, 1918, with a 15 percent certified check. Right to reject any bids reserved.
The Governors' Guard Association of the city invites sealed proposals to tear down the Second Ward school at the Fourth and King streets corner. Bids must be delivered to President Wm. H. Berg at 120 South Third Street by 5 p.m. March 25, 1913 and opened at 8 p.m. that day at the Armory. Highest responsible bidder wins. bids require a 15 percent certified check. right to reject any or all bids reserved.
Indianapolis March 7. Governor Ralston is expected to sign the anti cigarette bill prohibiting girls and boys under 21 from smoking. The measure has passed both houses and awaits executive approval.
A stomach pump saved five year old Agnes Friehart in Marinette Wisconsin after she ate about six pink headache tablets. Her mother found her at home shortly after the incident and sought immediate medical help.
In Hamilton Bermuda Frank Chance appears to have chosen Jack Martin who played for Rochester last season to fill the Yankees shortstop role. Martin has shown solid class in early workouts as the P L announces continued practice games through the week. In San Francisco the White Sox beat Oakland 9 to 3 and prepare for two games here before a return to Oakland on Sunday.
In Tampa on March 7 the Cubs prepare to face the city’s pride while the squad splits to play among themselves. Evers expects a foreign invasion to spark energy as the Yannigans boast about Tampa Stogies and prize plans after yesterday’s win over the regulars. The youngsters scored six runs in the third inning, frustrating Sutcliffe.
Marlin Texas March 7 two practice periods daily set by Manager McGraw for the Giant recruits report times 9 15 am and 2 15 pm. Regulars report about an hour later while rookies undergo batting and fielding drills.
Joe Jackson the Nap premier batsman arrived in Pensacola last night and suited up for the training camp today joining the squad in practice after a week’s delay.
Charlottesville reports bitter cold halting outdoor baseball practice for Griffiths Climbers. Washingtonians improvised on handball and tennis courts then moved to the University of Virginia gym for hardening up exercises.
The final Boston Red Sox contingent left Boston for New York en route to Hot Springs for a week of workouts before the nine game series with Pittsburg. President McAleer will stay in St. Louis to meet President Hedges about Bob Wallace’s purchase.
Hot Springs Arkansas March 7 manager Stahl lined up his pitching battery for first workout at Majestic Park facing Buck O Brien last year s champions Dutch Leonard and Grover Brant recruits from California Only Ray Collins was missing Stahl predicts a great season for Joe Wood who is in good form.
HATTIESBURG Mississippi March 7 The Tigers under Manager Jennings plan two more games with Cincinnati Reds after a 12 to 1 victory over Hat tiesburg Normal School. Gainor had four hits in the win.
The Illinois university faculty ended a ban on dancing the Tango and other wiggly dances after a lengthy review. Their decision contrasts with Chicago university authorities who barred a Tango specialty from the Follies of the Campus show by co-eds.
Sir Thomas Lipton's fourth challenge for the America's Cup arrived at the New York Yacht Club aboard the Ocea nic. A March 27 special meeting will formally consider the challenge and likely reveal terms after the meeting. The Reliance remains in excellent condition at City Island and may be defended or a new boat built for trial races. Lipton may choose Shamrock IV or a new Shamrock to contest the cup.
Tonight in New York Packey McFarland and Jack Britton meet in a ten round bout after weigh ins at 3 pm. McFarland projects at 140 pounds to Britton’s 138, with Billy Joh named as the referee. McFarland is favored as one of the season’s fastest planned fights.
In Concord, Oconomowoc, Arnold Loppnow faced a charging bull while tending chores. His dog alertly attacked and barked at the animal, drawing its attention away and allowing the man to escape without serious injuries.
Calumetville rural route service ends with the post office closing. Charles Bergan, longtime postmaster, resigned and the inspector found no remaining justification to keep the office open, marking the loss of one of Fond du Lac county’s oldest post offices.
Washington March 7 President Wilson may tender the post of commissioner general of immigration to California State Senator Caminetti, a former congressman and progressive leader. Caminetti supports Asiatic exclusion and has backing from Secretary of the Interior Lane, it is understood.
A bold advertisement promotes a limited sale of grand pianos and elegant cabinet instruments. It urges immediate action, claiming factory-cost pricing and 50 easy terms, with plain figures and comparisons to other markets to entice purchasers.
Governor Dunne and Illinois lawmakers, in New York after attending the Wilson inauguration, watched the McFarland Britton ten round bout. They say they want to study the Frawley boxing law in operation as Illinois considers a similar state supervision bill.
Miss Cayenne jokes about social snubs at Mrs Flimgill's reception as the Washington Star notes the playful clash over invitations and refusals. The piece reflects social behavior and sharp wit in a lighthearted, stylized line from a column.
The La Crosse team faces Stevens Point tomorrow night in a decisive contest for a state title berth. Coach Carter’s squad, led by Captain Rand and players Dahl Byers Griffin Swancutt Glassbranner Josephs, aims for an eight point win at home to stay in contention.
An old advert promotes Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem as a cure for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It claims relief for gastritis indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach gas pressure around the heart and distress after eating with nervousness.
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