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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
7
Denver on March 22 Fay King Nelson wife of Battling Nelson, once a world lightweight champion, declared she will prove her love to him. She thanked him for kindness after brutal treatment and said she loves him above all else. The couple shared a tender scene as he cared for her in bed.
In a New York florist shop, Beryl receives daily deliveries of American Beauties for Joyce Gibson, the Alcazar star. A mysterious, soft spoken man courts Beryl through flowers, but it ends when he leaves town, and she learns Gibson marries Ray Mitchell. A gas leak accident brings tragedy, then recovery. the man returns, revealing he loves Beryl and was Gibson’s manager, not Mitchell.
Martin Risberg a former La Crosse resident now in New York City will aid the First Baptist church choir tomorrow for Easter music. He travels to the Pacific coast and will stop here briefly to visit friends. The note adds a aside about marriage and youth visiting a doctor for wisdom.
The White Sox and Angels meet for the third time in Cactus League play with the series tied. Yesterday's game saw Smith's pitches yield a 4 to 3 win after two innings. In Memphis, Cubs start first cuts as Evers' squad plays two exhibitions following a 5 to 1 win over Chattanooga.
Chattanooga Tenn March 22 The St Louis Cardinals, buoyed by a 17 to 0 victory over the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, arrived to face Kid Elberfield's club this afternoon and show off their batting confidence.
The Naps’ first string men held an early session to sharpen form for the club’s first game with New Orleans this afternoon. Manager Birmingham ordered faster play for everyone on the squad.
Milwaukee March 22 the Wisconsin Illinois league magnates approved a 126 game schedule starting April 30 and ending September 7. The schedule committee is finalizing the draft and will send it to the printer for public release within a few days.
William H. Griffin longtime proprietor of a notorious gambling resort in St Paul died of apoplexy Friday while being moved to a sanitarium. He was 50 years old and had come to St Paul from New York in 1880.
Princeton defeated Illinois 3 to 1 to claim the Eastern championship in a hard fought game under American rules. The contest took place as part of the intercollegiate water polo title event in Champaign Illinois.
A character named Murphy receives a pot of genuine Irish shamrock from an ardent Irish lover. The scene evokes St Patrick's Day spirit with lines about the shamrock raised on the ould sod and a playful exchange about payment for the gift.
John Thrush a 28 year old married lumberjack died from a knife wound to the heart after a fight with Henry Cone at Ward's lumber camp near Cadillac Michigan. Thrush fought with thirty witnesses present as a sheriff's posse searched for Cone. The incident notes the local lumberjacks code that individual matters prevent interference.
Negotiations are under way to consolidate three Crawford county papers the Prairie du Chien Union the Soldiers Grove Kickapoo Scout and the Gays Mills Independent and publish them at Gays Mills under editor A Jamison of the Independent.
Sappho born on Lesbos near the end of the seventh century B C. Her fame in antiquity rivaled Homer. She was called the poetess and the tenth muse. Few fragments of her work survive, preserved only incidentally by others.
A reader is urged to visit the Culver military academy in Indiana to see Lyman Howe’s moving pictures showing Culver’s training methods. The note praises the school’s emphasis on strong bodies, nerves, quick thinking, and courage and promises an illustrated book on the course for applicants from forty one states.
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