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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
8
Chicago aldermanic committee hears over 100 citizens complaints about noise from rah rah college crowds roosters carpet beating church bells and car and locomotive sounds. The panel plans to draft a drastic ordinance to curb unnecessary noises and keep peace in the city.
About one hundred lawmakers joined Assemblyman C D Hawn and university home economics students for a pancake supper in Madison Wisconsin Governor Mc Govern attended the event and recalled sap gathering from maple trees for syrup during remarks by Dean H L Russell The gathering bridged politics and campus life with a light nostalgic note
Mexico City May 23 deputies failed to act on a bill authorizing government issuance of a $100,000,000 loan at six per cent. The chamber did not indicate whether it would delay final action or follow President Huerta and the cabinet in approving the loan.
Milwaukee May 23 William Ruby foreman of the Vogel farm is hospital with possible death wounds after a dispute with Harry C Millard assistant foreman. Millard seized a crowbar and struck Ruby a glancing blow then crushed his hand necessitating amputation. Millard is believed insane.
Peter Bradovitch, an inmate at the Southern asylum, beat five roommates while they slept, crushing their heads. He had two bruises on his arm where he tried to ward off the attack. Guards did not hear the killing. Bradovitch had been committed two years earlier from a life sentence for murder.
Capt. Patrick Kelly aged 71 longtime civil servant and veteran sailor died at his Milwaukee residence on Thirty first Street. Born in Ireland he served in the United States with distinction before later sailing the lakes for many years.
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