Circuit Court Opens May Term With Linhart and Heyerdahl Cases
The May term of circuit court opens at 9 30 this morning in the county courthouse with readings of the calendar and appointed attorneys. Tomorrow the Linhart murder trial or Heyerdahl larceny case will be heard, with Heyerdahl defended by O R Skaar. The long docket includes the Linhart shooting in a drunken brawl and a $100000 damages suit by old stockholders of Central Electric against directors over a merger with La Crosse Gas and Electric. Numerous jurors and attorneys are listed for upcoming hearings.
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Circuit Court
District Court
County Court House
Linhart
J. Heyerdahl
O. R. Skaar
Heyerdahl
Louis Kuehn
R. B. Gelatt
Central Electric Company
la Crosse Gas and Electric Company
Henry Genske
Albert Stolander
L. E. Wooley
Robert Manes
Edward Pfaff
W. W. West
F. I. Bolles
E. C. Farnam
C. A. Shimmins
Lars A. Jostal
Local personals note 多 La Crosse city visits and departures
A stream of short notes records residents and visitors in La Crosse. Names include J C Frazer from Sparta transacting business, J S Evans visiting friends, T J Knulbut returning to Milwaukee, and many others from Madison Milwaukee Hokah Osage and Tomahawk. Notices mention health ads and a church event, with moves to Calgary California and Lake Preston.
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J. C. Frazer
Sparta
J. S. Evans
T. J. Knulbut
Milwaukee
Will Powell
T. Kroemer
St. Charles
la Crosse
Charles Hibbard
Mauston
Gillette Safety Razors
Hellfach
M. Kratchwil
Medicine Hat
Canada
Alberta
O. S. Bomer
Winona
Geo. Moeth
Madison Rock
Hollister
C. L. Olmstead
Lincoln
Neb
D. F. O'Leary
Congregational Church
Adolph Reim
Press
St. Paul
Mondovi
Jno. Silverson
George Powell
B. C. Rupp
William H. Meyer
Texas
Bertha Schintgen
California
Helifach—Jeweler
Henry Wehr Jr
St. Francis Hospital
W. S. Prentiss
Ontario
Wis
E. Noll
Hokah
B. J
South Dakota
Northwestern
Gateway City
Robert Gammell
Spring Valley
A. G. Niceloir
Caledonia
F. A. Griswald
McGregor
Rocky Mountain
James Sweeney
Lina Kardall
Ferryville
Andrew B. Failiur
West Prairie
J. Lynannual
Owatonna
A. M. Sholwel
Albin
Ill
S. Rans
Sheboygan
Want Slain Man Exhumed
A motion for the disinterment and postmortem exam of Edward M. Taylor, slain last fall at New Lisbon, is argued in circuit court this afternoon. Defense attorney Veeder faces opposition from District Attorney Mortenson of Juneau County.
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Edward M. Taylor
New Lisbon
Veeder
Mortenson
Juneau County
Chattanooga Woman Credits Postum With Health Recovery
A Chattanooga woman reports severe health issues from coffee, including indigestion and headaches, improved after using Postum Food Coffee. She stopped coffee, gained weight, and says her husband also gained and her child’s appetite improved after switching to Postum.
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Chattanooga
Local baseball club thanks La Crosse hosts after visit
Judge A E Humphreys of Lethbridge Canada representative of the Lethbridge ball club praised President John A Elliott of the local baseball association and John C Burns and Manager Hawley for kindness and courtesies shown during the team’s stay in La Crosse.
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A. E. Humphreys
Lethbridge
Canada
Witty Exchange Sparks Theatrical Gossip
Sillicus jokes that society girls once eloped with family staff but now chide such minds as Cynicus notes chauffeurs outsmarting coachmen. The quip highlights class contrasts and social rumor.
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Sillicus
Mrs Miller Stricken By Sudden Illness In La Crosse
Elizabeth Miller 57 wife of Harry Miller proprietor of the Theater Buffet, at 511 King street, was stricken with apoplexy yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. She lies in precarious condition with right side paralyzed and little hope of recovery. Mrs Miller has lived in La Crosse 30 years and was found unconscious when her husband arrived home.
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Elizabeth Miller
King Street
Harry Miller
New Theater Buffet
Rain Tomorrow With Light Showers Expected
Weather report notes no temperature change with rain anticipated Wednesday though not heavily. Today’s high reached 64 and low 38 with a four mile wind. Observations cite shallow barometric depressions across the Ohio valley to Montana and general precipitation from the central Rockies to New England. Heaviest rainfalls recorded 1.32 inches in Memphis and 1.06 in Knoxville.
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Thompson
Ohio Valley
Texas
Montana
Manitoba
Rocky Mountain
New England
Memphis
Knoxville
Toland School Reports Readily Located Students
The Toland School has located a list of students including F. P. Regan Pamperin Tobacco Co Frank Fries Jas Trane Plumbing Co John Sta ley C N W A R Baraboo Harold Tyrholm Advance Thresher Co Minneapolis Fred Benson Anderson Bros Springfield Emma Collins Fairmont Creamery Co Fairmont Maymie Krause Sleepy Eye Milling Co Sleepy Eye Selma Olson Geo E Brett Inc Mankato Laure Krause Berg Cigar Co New Ulm Henry Weist Northwestern Thresher Co Mankato Bert Smith Geo W Stanon Co Chicago Georgia Bellingham Real Estate Heron Lake C L Swan Fox Typewriter Co Minneapolis Ray Tuttel Vilas Land Co Vilas S D Toland Eothol emaces succeed a pe cotati jogue.
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Toland
F. P. Regan
Pamperin Tobacco Co
Frank Fries
Jas. Trane Plumbing Co
John Staley
Baraboo
Harold Tyrholm
Advance Thresher Co
Minneapolis
Fred Benson
Anderson Bros
Springfield
Emma_ Collins
Fairmont Creamery Co
Fairmont
Maymie Krause
Sleepy Eye Milling Co
Sleepy Eye
Selma Olson
Eothole Maces
Tolat Sone Fe
City News Items From May Ninth At Woodman Hall
Local notes report a woodman hall event with tickets at fifty cents and a new police appointee Frank L Groshner at 1507 Kane street assigned to the northeast city. The day also covers political trips to Madison for Esch support, a lecture by William Edgar Geil on Africa, church social committee meetings, lacrosse write up in The Wisconsin Weekly Advocate, trout stream raids, multiple weddings in Winona, a large houseboat completion, funeral details for Freddy Westphal, and crews dispatched to Nielsville and Watertown for monument and contract work.
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Woodman Hall
New
Frank L. Groeshner
Kane Street
Madison
Frank Winter
Thomas Morris
Congressman Esch
United States
William Edgar Geil
Africa
Congregational Church
King Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
George Langham
Kate Bassett
F. P. Mazurie
Winona
Frank Krieg
Margaret Strouble
R. E. Hiscox
Willard Olson
Freddy
Christ Westphal
Farewell Street
Gamm
Theodore Mannstedt
Oak Grove Cemetery
City
William Franz
Alma Center
Wis
Nielsville
la Crosse
Parsonage Plans Adopted by German Lutheran Church
The building committee approved Schick & Roth designed plans for a new parsonage. Construction figures will be prepared by contractors within two weeks. A reflective note questions whether advancement depends on status from footman to head waiter.
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German Lutheran Church
Schick & Roth
Inspector Meets Electrical Men in La Crosse
A meeting between city electrical contractors and new inspector R. C. Martin discussed the ordinance guiding wiring work. The ordinance grants supervision to place and guard wires to prevent fires and protect fire department operations with noncompliance penalized daily as separate offenses. Even the man of letters forgets to mail the one his wife gives him.
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R. C. Martin
la Crosse
Fire Department
Father Quille Praises Boys Good In Chicago Juvenile Work
Father Quille of Chicago lectured on The Neglected Child at the La Crosse theater, insisting there is no such thing as a bad boy and stressing child welfare. Judge Brindley introduced him, praising his work with Judge Mack, home finding for children, manual training, and YMCA programs as keys to steering youth away from crime. Miss Russell sang during the lecture, held under Knights of Columbus auspices.
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la Crosse
T. W. Asbosorn
Chas
Madison
J. N. Allen
Galesville
Foley
O. T. Erhart
O. W. Tucker
Hilsboro
David Johnson
Montgomery
John Powers
Lansing
Iowa
W. M. Tucker
Spring Gorve
Hellfach—Jeweler
T. T. Murry
Campaign
Anne Luce
Babcock
Dorothy Heileman
Rochester
Minn
J. Malory
Neenth
Wis
J. P. Ridgers
Cashton
A. H. Long
Fairbault
S. D. Andries
James B. Anderson
Minneapolis
T. Sagen
Stoddard
O. T. Erhart’s
Rasmus Rasmussen
Chicago
Father Quille
la Crosse Theater
Brindley
Mack
Knights of Columbus
Russell
Weiss
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Messina
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Beyschlag
Main Street
High School
Edward J. Conway
Dana Orchestra
Conway
la Crosse High School
Talen
Dana
Linhart and McAdams
Elliott
Rexall
Red Cross Drag Store
City News
Carmen
Pri
Elgin
Waltham Watch
Waltham
Irvine
Oxfords
Ladies’ Oxfords
Children’s Oxfords
Pearl Street
Tween Contractors
New City
Chadwick
North Side
A. Beyschlag
Main ST. la Crosse Agency
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