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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
13
A proposed bath arrangement appears unlikely to proceed as changes for immediate consumption of the plan seem to fall through. Officials and developers weigh alternatives while residents await decisions impacting the project timeline and funding.
La Crosse may not gain a new inland bath as the park commission took no action on the Bradish plan. The city would need about 5 000 dollars for a larger, safer facility, while officials shift to repairing the existing bath to open the season. Secretary Schnell of the board of public works says no council steps have been taken beyond awareness of the plans.
The water is low this spring allowing baths to open earlier than last year. Architects discussed locating the new bath to avoid water level effects. Nolen visited Pettibone Park recently, but it is unclear if the bath will be set within the city park system.
A crowd of about one hundred women, including wives of striking bakers, attacked Emanuel Teiger's bakery in East Harlem and partially wrecked the shop. Four women were arrested and later arraigned in police court.
William C. Riek of 1601 Loomis street filed a campaign expense report showing twenty five cents spent on cigars to aid his re election as Tenth ward supervisor. A stove plant fire in Newark Ohio damaged Wehrle Stove Co causing up to 300000 dollars in losses and injuring two volunteers.
Detroit report states F Edward Harriman, who replaced Samuel F Barger three months ago, is reelected. Details on the political event and local implications are noted in the dispatch.
At the annual meeting in Michigan Central, Harriman was formally elected again to the railroad's board amid speculation over his ties to New York Central interests following his recent acceptances of directorates at New York Central and Lake Shore.
Dai Lewis reports exceptionally good roads as the Glidden tour pathfinder reached Fort Dodge Iowa yesterday. He heads to Jefferson to meet the Denver pathfinder and then to Omaha. The route now runs from Minneapolis to Omaha via Fort Dodge.
In the Widow Bynum home in southern Mayfield Kentucky Willard Wiley and Joe Bynum shot each other to death. Both men were struck by multiple bullets during a renewed feud that sparked the deadly confrontation.
The president transmitted nominations to the senate on May 7 appointing past assistant surgeons as surgeons in the public health and marine hospital service. The names listed include Ira K. Sprague Rupert Blue Chas H Gardner and Jas H Oakley.
Will Eberhart a leading Arkansas politician his sister in law Mrs B J Chiles and his daughter Virginia age 12 were drowned when their launch capsized on the Mississippi River opposite Pecan Point in Memphis Tennessee.
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