La Crosse Municipal Election Candidates Listed by Ward
Notice lists ward by ward candidates for Alderman Supervisor Constable and Justice of the Peace for La Crosse city in the April 1 1913 election with instructions for voting and ballot handling including eligibility for assistance and ballot indentation.
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la Crosse
Wis
County of la Crosse
Wisconsin
City of la Crosse
Gus Kathary
People’s Control
Jos. C. Houska
Peter Lehnen
Joseph J. Verchota
People's Control
Louis B. Omerberg
Justice of the Peace
Henry A. Ralter
Herman Heberlein
Harry L. Taylor
Leonard Kleeber
Oto Granke
Robert Schulze
Matk Zeimentz
Joseph Gale
Elmer Anderson
Charles Fay
Eighth Ward
Ernest Hodous
John Schneeberger, Jr
Oscar Engans
Andrew Engelhard
Justice of the
Nic Becker
Tenth Ward
William Grover
William J. McGaughren
Louis C. Holm
Peter Kisselbach
J. H. Schneller
A. O. Wingstad
Olaf Swennes
E. W. Guenther
Peter Wendling, Jr
Sam Feiberg
George R. Hodge
John A. Dane
George D. Wright
Walter C. Winter
Cameronl
Ward Officials and Polling Places Listed
The notice lists ward supervisors and justices of the peace for wards one through twenty one along with constables and election officials. It also names the specific polling place locations for each ward including streets and landmarks, finalizing with City Clerk E. H. Hoffman.
Shelby Dramatic Club presents The Thompkins Hired Man at Genoa
The Shelby Dramatic Club closed its third rural drama performance The Thompkins Hired Man at the Shelby schoolhouse. Cast members W L Gates Clara Kaser Irene Layman A Ren der Anna Layman Lydia Fly J W Davis A A Brown staged a tale of inheritance secrets romance and city life. The company will perform in Genoa on April 15.
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Thompkins
Shelby Dramatic Club
Shelby School House
W. L. Gates
Dixie
Clara Kaser
Irene Layman
Ruth
A. Ren
Louise
Mr. Thompson
John Remington
Julia
Remington
Genoa
Immense Tropical Daisies
Some tropical daisies grow to a foot in circumference. The article notes unusually large specimens and hints at the variety thriving in warm, coastal climates.
Growth of Workmen's Compensation Use in Wisconsin
Madison report shows 927 employers with 96 000 employees under the act, about half of Wisconsin employers now operating under its provisions. Insurance companies shifted policy, encouraging participation, aided by proposed amendments ending contributory negligence and broader access to compensation coverage.
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Tribune Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission
Rations Given to Starving Indians at Crandon
About 100 Indians and many children near Crandon were nearly starving, prompting R G Rodeman of the Ashland government Indian agency to distribute government supplied rations. Crandon Indians normally receive no government rations as they do not belong to a specific tribe under the reservation system.
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Marinette
Wis
Crandon
R. G. Rodeman
Government Indian Agency
Ashland
Chase Lunatic for Seven Hours
Sheriff Kell and a posse of fifty chased George Fellion 27 from his Stephenson home for seven hours. He fled barriers and fences, then was captured with gashes of blood on arms legs and face after the violent escape.
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Menominee, Mich
Joseph Kell
George Fellion
Stephenson
Mich
Chinese Paper Money Origin and Ming Dynasty Note
A 1,000 cash Ming note from Hung-wu era 1368-1399 is on display in St. John’s College Shanghai museum. The slate colored mulberry bark paper bill measures about two feet by one foot and illustrates early use of paper money begun in 806 to ease fiscal strain.
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China
St. John's College
Shanghai
Hung-wu
The Case of Charity Beginnings at Home
The brief notes charity begins at home and often counters wanderlust as a guiding idea for moral conduct and social duty.
Fort Scott Wisdom Laughs At Banquet Sage Jest
A Fort Scott banquet sparked a quip when a speaker told the group they would hear a sage stuffed with turkey after a turkey stuffed with sage. The remark drew crowd amusement and the speaker earned quick local fame.
Organizing Drives Underway at Chicago Packing Houses
Chicago March 21 The American Federation of Labor will begin efforts this week to organize the employers of the large Chicago packing plants amid anticipated wage and condition demands. Organizers say concessions are unlikely without a strike.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Thirst and Pretty Teeth Drive Smiles
A short note highlights how thirst and healthy teeth contribute to bright smiles, linking dental care to social appeal and daily well being.
Plums for La Crosse Citizens Sign of Municipal Strain
A biting editorial surveys La Crosse finances, comparing past city pledges for a new high school, park system, water works, and a lighting plant to a exhausted municipal “plum tree.” It warns taxpayers face about one million in debt and twenty years of payments, urging renewed financial accountability.
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Deng
Ler
North Side
la Crosse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ori J. Sorensen
Edwin McFarlin
FE. H. Hoffman
Frank Kohn
Reinhold Schultz
John Timp
John Knozoski
Harry Palmer
Wm. A. Powell
William H. Tarbox
C. A. Worth
Adam Kroner
Joseph Giefer
Robert C. Wheipley
Seventh Ward
William F. Strauss
Frank G. Roth
William E. Barber
Ninth Ward
J. M. Knox
A. R. Kempter
Fred Paulson
John Dengler
Comptrol
Oscar Hou
William Fries Eeeetereewr Renerr
Louise Lavaque
Georg W. Young
Joseph J Frisc
Geore Will, SR
William A. Powell
Edward Cronon
Board OF Public Works
John Vollmar
Erereaererere
Fred
Schnell
Thomas A. McMlllen
Charles A. Krebauta
George E. Ash
Ole Elbertson
James McHugh
Fred Haller
William P. Kerrigan
Sane of the Peace
L. T. Mer
John Kindley
Joseph A. Gardner
Justice of
Herman
Langstadt
Andrew H. Penn
Geo. H. Berger
George Baum
Eugene J. Rathburn
Theodore J. Ritter
John C. Kaylor
Edgar Gundlach
Peter Muenzenberger
Constable
Louis Chapiewsky
la Crosse St
Market Square
Fifth
Hood Sts
Old High School
Sth
Main
Mill St
Division
Hogan
Redfield
Avon and Logan St
Kane and
Gillette St
12Th
Badger Sts
Twelfth Ward
Thirteenth Ward
Third and
Market St
Fourteenth Ward
16Th
Vine Sts
Fifteenth Ward
Corner Island
Berlin
Sixteenth Ward
New High
Seventeenth Ward
6Th
Mississippi
Eighteenth Ward
Eighth
Adams Sts
Nineteenth Ward
Caledonia
St. James St
Twentieth Ward
George and
Gohres Sts
Twenty-first Ward
Old Shooting Park
E. H. Hoffman
Shelby Club
J. J. Frisch
Joseph J. Frisch
Chase
University of Wisconsin Musical Club
Hebberd
Fort Scott Witticism
Fort Scott
the Tribune
Kansas City Star
N.C. Bacheller
Eau Claire
Superior
Dr. Anderson
Paul Mahoney
Gev. Cohan
The
la Crosse Theater
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