First Flynn Lecture Draws Large La Crosse Audience
Prof Flynn and Miss Bosworth drew a packed crowd at the First Methodist Church in La Crosse for a health campaign lecture. Demonstrations of vital center training, breathing, and diet sparked strong public interest as organizers plan paid class enrollments at the Y M C A with tickets at The Tribune office.
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W. Earl Flynn
Flyn Bosworth
la Crosse
First Methodist
Eighth and
King Streets
Prof
Waia
Methodist Church
Elva Bosworth
Flynn
Prof. Flynn
the Tribune
Tribune
Miss Bosworth
Rockford
Roosevelt hunting party in Africa on heatsley ranch
United Press correspondent spends Sunday and Monday with the Roosevelt hunting party at Heatley ranch in Nairobi. Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit hunt buffalo nearby but find none, shooting wart hogs and hyenas instead. Roosevelt declines comment on New York mayoralty talk and says he will avoid politics while in Africa. Health of the colonel and his son described as splendid.
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Warrington Dawson
United Press
Nairobi
Roosevelt
Heatley Ranch
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Col. Roosevelt
New York City
New York
Africa
Four Girls Die After Opera House Fire in Kentucky
May 25 Kentucky report says one child died immediately and four others later succumbed to injuries from a fire during Mrs Boyd's class commencement at Gesh Opera House. Nellie Geary aged 8 died. Dorothy Clay Selma Clay 10 Louise Marshall 12 Rena May Miller 6 were hurt and not expected to survive. Panic broke out as apparel on flames spread among seated students and audience members.
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Contral City
Gee
Gesh Opera House
Opera House
Dorothy Clay
Louise Marshall
One Dead and Five Burned in Genoa Junction Fire
A fatal blaze at Genoa Junction, Wisconsin leaves one person dead and five others burned. Firefighters battled flames through the night as investigators began work on the scene.
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Genoa Junction
Wall
Kneen Wins Fight on Phone Trust
Kneen wins a battle over a phone trust by a 15 to 5 vote. The decision reflects a partisan split and potential implications for telecommunications policy and local governance.
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Kneen
Fire starts in coal stove causes deaths near Genoa Wis
A fire in a secluded Genoa Wisconsin section house injures five and kills one child. Tony Konschnitki rescues family using a blanket rope ladder. seven others face severe burns and broken limbs. Separate Wisconsin Senate notes cover a bill on duplicate telephone systems and Capitol funding.
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George Konschnitki
Tony Konschnitki
Paul Konschnitki
Anna
Frank Konschnitki
Konschnitki
Tony Knoschnitki
Tony
Paul
George
Judge Fruit Restless Night in Hospital
Judge John J. Fruit, confined to St. Francis hospital for months, remains critically ill with Brights disease. His condition is unchanged but gradually weakening. he had a restless night and this afternoon rested more easily.
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John J. Fruit
St. Francis Hospital
Bright
American golfer Stevenson's British Amateur bid ends
In Edinburgh on May 25, T. G. Stevenson of Boston fell to J. B. Pease of England three up with two to play after receiving a bye in the previous round. Jerome Travers had been eliminated the day before, leaving Stevenson as the last American in the championship.
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Edinburgh
America
T. G. Stevenson
Boston
Jerome Travers
Stevenenson
J. B. Pease
England
Miners Go Out Charleston Strike Over New Scale
Eight thousand coal miners laid down their picks in Charleston W Va and began a strike this morning in protest of the long ton scale recently adopted by Kanawha coal operators.
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Charleston
W. Ba
Kanawhe
Thrown Baby Found in Shoe Box in South Dakota
A shoe box found aboard a train between Alexandria and Emery contained a newborn baby believed dead. Trainmen opened the box and traced it to a Mitchell woman who allegedly threw it from a St. Paul passenger train Saturday morning. The wrapping bore the marks of two Mitchell businesses.
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St. Paul
Alexandria
Emery
Champ Arrested In Killing At Kennett
Charles Champ an 18 year old is held in Manila Arkansas awaiting Missouri authorities to take him to Kennett Missouri for trial on a charge of killing Henry Culp The arrest occurred at Leachville Arkansas and Champ said he will return without requisition He allegedly shot Culp while the victim was kneeling in prayer at church
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Ark
Charles Champ
Missouri
Kennett, Mo
Henry Culp
Champ
Leachville
Clup
Senate Finance Committee Delays Lumber Schedule
Washington May 25 The senate finance committee laid aside the lumber schedule after two days of consideration. It will not be taken up again until action is completed on the sugar schedule.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Flynn Lectures and Classes Weekly Schedule
Program details for Flynn lectures and classes run Tuesday through Friday. Topics include free lectures by Prof. Flynn and Miss Bosworth for men and women, women's and men's classes at First M. E. church and Y M C A, plus a Thursday lecture on Colds and Pneumonia with dietetics and bathing.
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Flynn
M. FE
Mob Surrounds Jail as Beam Faces Murder Charge
A furious mob camped outside Lima Ohio’s jail overnight threatening John W Beam the negro lawyer who allegedly helped plan the murder of Mrs Maud Diltz. Double guards electric lights and a dead line kept crowds back. Beam s brother Dr A B Beam left town fearing violence.
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John W. Beam
Maud Diltz
Beam
Waynesville
Diltz
Alice Bolinger
Lorimer Triumphs Despite Slim Lorimer Vote Surprise
Springfield Illinois May 25 Lorimer Hopkins senatorial fight nears crisis with expected congress seat victory odds highlighted by Lorimer receiving only one vote shocking allies yet he is seen as likely to win the major contest.
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Lorimer
Springfield
Iil
Lorimer-Hopkins
Wagner hearing begins on perjury charge in Milwaukee case
The preliminary hearing of Detective Frank T. Wagner began in Madison municipal court. He faces perjury charges tied to bribery testimony before the senatorial committee probing U.S. Senator Stephenson’s election. He claimed seeing two assemblymen receive 35000 dollars in a Plankinton house room.
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Wis
Frank T. Wagner
Senatorial Committee
Stephenson
J. H. Pueliwhtz
M. J. Regan Ewe
Plankinton
Milwaukee
New Crop Records Set in Chicago Wheat Market
In the closing hour of the session May and July wheat again set new crop records. May reached $1.35% and July $1.19.
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Chicago
American Hopes Rise in Sir Martin Ribbon Racing
American contenders aim for victory at the Sir Martin Ribbon Racing event as jockeys and trainers prepare for the dash. Officials report strong entries from top stables plus prize incentives driving steady prep and fan interest.
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Sir Martin
Derby Entrant King Edward’s Minoru Favored in Fastest Race
King Edward's Minoru appears favored as the Epsom Derby field is listed with entries including Valens Bayardo Story Phateron Sir Martin and St. Ninnian. Trainers and jockeys inspect the contenders at the Downs amid brisk galloping workouts and a large crowd. Minoru is noted for his speed and condition, with the Japanese bred name meaning Success.
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Minoru
H. Jones
Lord Carnarvon
Valens
F. Wooten
A. Fairie
Bayardo
Danny Maher
J. B. Joel
Wal Griggs
Duke of Portland
Phateron
Earl
W. Raphael
Diamond Stud
Halsey
Louis Winan
Sir Martin
J. H
Skeets
Higgs
J. Barron
Strickland
Wm. Griggs
A. H. Ledlie
W. Bray
Newton
Keeble
R. Mills
Black man hanged by mob in Pine Bluffs after confession
Levitt Davis, a 25 year old Black man, confessed to entering the home of Amer Holmes and choking a 15 year old white girl. A mob of about 300 dragged him from the jail and hanged him at a telegraph pole as 1,000 electric lights were briefly extinguished for a convention in town.
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Pine Bluffs
Ark
Levitt Davis
Davis
Amer Holmes
Weather and river outlook for the region
Weather forecast notes coolest in La Crosse at 54 degrees and warmest near 70 with a 4 mph wind and 0 rainfall. Wisconsin expects rain tonight and Wednesday, Minnesota faces showers, and river levels are falling with the stage of water not specified.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
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