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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
8
An alumni magazine asserts that co education remains secure, emphasizing stability and continued support for coeducational programs within the institution. The note refrains from detailing threats, focusing on reassurance and ongoing commitment to inclusive education.
Wisconsin Alumni Magazine argues coeducation is sound and segregation not favored. Editorial cites Van Hise support for mixed classes, notes separate divisions would be few and aimed at increasing opportunities for both sexes while preserving coeducation. A separate piece reports a 15 year old girl systematically robbed a Marathon City railway station for a month before being caught.
An agent suspected of deficits hid on station grounds while a girl entered the depot office alone and stole from the money drawer. The man in hiding seized her. she confessed to all robberies, according to reports.
In Appleton Clemens Noworatzky rescued Theresa Jonen from a collapsing building after a gas explosion that injured about a dozen. Their romance began with the rescue and will culminate in a June 3 wedding at St Joseph's church. In Fond du Lac Mayor E W Clark discusses Sunday saloon closures, saying he will not interfere with orderly practice but will act if a saloon becomes a menace. He notes blue laws may be enforced if the public demands it.
A fragment notes someone moving on foot to exert influence to compel an unquestionable, unequivocal statement. The text implies pressure and a demand for a definite reply. No names or places are readable.
Mil waukee grand secretary of the grand commandery of Masons of Wisconsin will speak at Memorial Presbyterian church in Appleton on Sunday May 24 during a Knights Templars event. Also notes corner stone laid at Askerton church by Bishop Fox and clergy.
A Milan straw hat in taupe shade features a left side bandeau trim with pink and gray pompadour ribbon. The center crown sweeps back with two shaded gray ostrich plumes enhancing the hat’s stylish silhouette.
The General Education Board sent $50,000 to Lawrence University as part of a $200,000 endowment increase. A year earlier New York proposers offered $59,000 to Appleton if Lawrence raised $150,000 to reach $200,000. Trustees subscribed $159,000 by last June and Lawrence joins a Rockefeller funded fund for educational purposes. lines about a woman in a car are irrelevant filler.
Bion J. Arnold the Chicago traction expert who built the Kenosha Electric railway has won a long running battle with promoters Haynes and Claussen. Judge Belden dismissed the suit by the promoters seeking $30,000 alleged to be paid for securing the franchise for the Kenosha road.
Across the nation a persistent uproar centers on the value of a dollar as people feel price pressures. Economists note resilient demand and discuss potential policy responses while shoppers search for bargains and wage earners seek relief amid inflation.
Roy Milton Lewis, president of the senior class and the University club, wins the Wisconsin university prize for postgraduate work at the state university, after receiving the Mohlenpach prize in economics last year. There is one thing a man won't loan: his automobile.
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