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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1908

Page

5

Water Ways as a Source of Power and Public Health Alarm

Chicago debates using river dam power to fund national water projects while health officials seek a Pied Piper to curb rats amid fears of bubonic plague. The piece links river power revenues, urban sanitation, and municipal finances, citing Roosevelt era plans and past outbreaks to urge stronger public health authority.

Chicago A. W. Baer South America Islands Health Department

Wisconsin State Oratorical Contest Judges Named in Ripon

Ripon Wis March 13 Secretary Broker of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Oratorical association announced a full slate of judges for the state contest to be held in Ripon on Friday evening March 13 Delivery judges include Dr George Mac Adam Madison Prof W H Hotch kiss Northwestern Evanston F E Doty Wisconsin civil service commission Madison O Kinsman Whitewater Normal Rev Edward H Smith Oshkosh Composition judges include Prof M H Jackson Grand Rapids Wis Rev J A Stemen Stevens Point C N Stanford Sparta John A Keith Oshkosh Normal Prof J Scott Clark Northwestern Evanston Hil The contest marks the largest ever for the association with Carroll college sending two speakers this year after only Beloit Lawrence and Ripon previously represented.

Ripon Wis Wisconsin Intercollegiate Oratorical Association George MacAdam Madison W. H. Hotchkiss Northwestern University Evanston, Li F. E. Doty Wisconsin Civil Service Commission O. Kinsman Whitewater Normal School Edward H. Smith First Congregational Church Oshkosh M. H. Jackson Grand Rapids Wood County Normal School J. A. Stemen First Presbyterian Church Stevens Point C. N. Stanford Sparta John A. Keith Oshkosh Normal School J. Scott Clark

No Use to Die Says Rushboro Woman Credits King’s Discovery

Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa says there is no use to die of lung trouble as long as Dr King’s New Discovery is available. She credits it with quickly loosening a cough and curing lung disease even after hopeless diagnosis. It is sold under guarantee at O T Erhart’s drug store 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.

O. T. Erhart

Prison for track men bill gains favorable committee vote

Albany March 12 Senate codes committee reported favorably the Agnew bill to fix a penalty of imprisonment only for gambling connected with horseracing.

Albany N. Y Senate Committee On Codes Agnew

Jury Deadlock Reached in Cockrill Murder Case

In Jackson Kentucky on March 12 the Cockrill murder trial for John Abner ended without a verdict as the jury reported a hopeless disagreement and was discharged. The case stems from the Hargis Cockrill feud involving Town Marshal James Cockrill in 1902.

Jackson, Ky John Abner James Cockrill

Vote on Hud son gas plant to go before voters

Hudson Wis March 12 The city council decided to submit to voters the question of establishing a municipal gas plant. If approved a $25,000 plant will be erected and operated by the city. A similar plant is already in operation at Menomonie.

la Crosse Illinois Chicago Wall Street Hudson, Wis Hudson Menomonie

Chicago Man Knighted by Papal Decree

Archbishop Quigley announces Ambrose Petry of Chicago has been created a Knight of St. Gregory the Great by papal decree. The order is among the oldest in the Catholic Church.

Chicago Quigley Ambrose Petry St. Gregory the Great

United Foresters Hold Big Meeting

The regular meeting of the United Order of Foresters will be held Friday March 13. State Organizer Riehl will initiate a class of twenty two candidates. Supper will be served and a social time will follow.

United Order of Foresters Riehl

Walsh Trial New_Day Arguments Continue

In Chicago on March 12, the United States district court continued arguments for a new trial for John R. Walsh, the convicted banker.

Walsh Chicago John R. Walsh United States District Court

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