Judge John J Fruit Honored by Legal Community
Tributes from judges and lawyers across the Sixth Judicial Circuit describe Judge Fruit as upright, hard working, and deeply respected. They recall his long career, devotion to justice, and personal kindness, noting his death as a great loss to La Crosse County and the state bar.
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Judge Fruit
J. W. Losey
Fruit
F. E. Withrow
Sixth Circuit
Alfred Harrison
John J. Fruit
W. C. Wolfe
Board of Education
la Crosse County
Paul W. Mahoney
Sixth Judicial Circuit
la Crosse
John F. Doherty
Edna Ruth
Chas. H. Schweizer
Leonard Kleeber
Judge Fruit And Justice Recalled In Court Discourse
The quote recalls Judge Fruit granting equal four square deal to all participants including youth just admitted with patient listening and fair regard. It emphasizes careful consideration and decisions aligned with the court's conscience.
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Fruit
Cameron L. Baldwin
Protect Heinze in Contempt Orders For Records
In New York May 28 Judge Lacombe issued an order directing United Copper Co officials to produce company books to the grand jury by 4 pm or face contempt. District Attorney Wise stated the Heinze investigation linked Mercantile National Bank to United Copper. The judge denied including Heinze in the order, noting possible immunity.
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Lacombe
United States Court
United Copper Company
Wise
Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank
Heinze
Welcome Home Remedy Promises Cure For Nervous ills
An old recipe claims to soothe overworked and anxious individuals by mixing syrups and compounds to be taken after meals and at night. The ad cites a medical expert blaming dormant blood circulation for fears and trembling and suggests the remedy can be prepared at home with easily obtained ingredients.
Car Men Talk Amid Rumors Of Motorman Firings
Excitement among street car conductors grows after Motorman Dean Sprout of 303 Rose Street is discharged amid rumors he was ousted for possibly leading a new union. Workers discuss a potential strike and member dismissals as the day unfolds.
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Dean Sprout
Rose Street
Company releases three more employees including union rings leader
Late this afternoon three additional company workers were discharged and one is described as a union rings leader. The report notes the timing and the personnel move amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Kohn Bros
Great 20 percent shoe sale at Batch elder & Sons
Reminder that Saturday May 29 1909 marks a 20 percent reduction on shoes and oxfords at Batch elder and Sons located at 363 Main Street.
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Batchelder & Sons
Main Street
Riot at Home of the God Shephard in Los Angeles
Seven girls aged 11 to 17 rioted at the Home of the God Shephard in Los Angeles injuring sisters in charge and smashing windows. The disturbance began when a larger girl knocked down a smaller one in the ironing room and escalated as others joined the melee. Read the Want Ads.
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Los Angeles
Cal
God Shephard
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