Pioneer Judge Daniels Dies at Eighty One in La Crosse Hospital
Judge John A. Daniels, a pioneer Wisconsin lawyer and long-time La Crosse figure, died at 2 30 this morning in the local hospital from an incurable cancerous tumor. Born in New York, he taught school and edited a paper before entering law. He recently sought treatment at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Veteran Wisconsin jurist Judge Daniels dies in La Crosse
Longtime La Crosse County jurist and early advocate of woman suffrage Judge Daniels has died after illness. Born December 19 1832 in Franklin New York he practiced law across Trempealeau county and La Crosse with partners including William H Stogdill and Otto M Schlabach. He championed equal franchise and served as circuit court commissioner. The La Crosse County Bar Association plans a tribute.
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English Paper Warns the Jap s
London editors urge Japan to treat the California land bill dispute as a business matter not a race issue. The Standard cautions against inflaming race tensions and stresses Allied links with the United States and British bonds with America.
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Theodore Roosevelt trip libel case opens in Marquette court
The 1912 Ohio campaign visit by Theodore Roosevelt is examined in Marquette Michigan court where former judge W Z Blair insurance man Andrew Abele and NY newspaper editor Charles W Thompson deny the drunk charge. Philip Roosevelt testifies that Roosevelt drank little milk punch only at night. The trial moves to Page Six with jurists ruling on admissibility of evidence and general reputation.
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Dinner to Boost Home Made Week in the Old Town
A crowded event in the Old Town drew a standing room only crowd for a Cotton-led program, described as a dinner to boost Home Made Week. The show featured the Normal Band delivering a lively performance to wrap up the evening.
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Made in La Crosse Week Inspires Board Dinner
The Board of Trade hosts its regular monthly dinner at 6 tonight in the Masonic temple. The event aims to celebrate La Crosse industrial education, with Made in La Crosse Week expected to provide inspiration for the proceedings.
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Cox’s Indictments Overruled in Cincinnati Trust Case
Common Pleas Judge John Caldwell overruled motions to quash indictments against George R. Cox former Republican leader and other officers of the old Cincinnati Trust Co charged with misapplying funds.
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Explosion at Dynamite Plant in Perpignan Kills and Wounds
An explosion in Perpignan France at a dynamite plant on May 29 destroys the facility and creates a large crater. Five bodies have been recovered and many workers are reported missing.
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Landings Meet to Renew Old Friends and Make New Ones
The article describes a gathering of Landings with about four hundred attendees, aiming to reconnect with longtime friends from the country and foster new relationships during the event.
Norwegian landings in Wisconsin hold three day social convention
About three to four hundred Landingslag delegates and families gathered in La Crosse for a three day, no program convention devoted to socializing and renewing ties. Mayor Ori Sorensen welcomed the group and noted the Home Made Week display. The event features talks in Norwegian, a Mississippi River launch ride, and ends with officer elections and next city selection.
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Nurnberg Freed as Dietz Murder Case Proceeds
George Nurnberg a harness maker and self confessed ally of Mrs August Dietz was discharged as the state moved to arraign him on murder charges in the slaying of George Dietz a wealthy tailor. Mrs Dietz was arraigned with him while the state opposed further prosecution at this term due to a coroner s jury order.
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Italian worker charged with murder in Racine case
Sam Donato, an Italian core maker, was charged with murder following the death of Frank Sochnit, 19, after his foreman Charles Schlevinski was shot in the neck but survived. Sochnit sustained a bullet wound to the left temple and never regained consciousness.
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Wilson Accepts Change to Tariff Bill Clause
President Wilson told Senator Simmons he would consent to strike from the Wilson Underwood tariff bill the five per cent duty reduction on goods imported in American vessels. He fears the provision may violate trade treaties.
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Reward Offered for Outlaw Fly Swat Season Opens
Health Commissioner Dr. J. M. Furstman in La Crosse announces the first fly market paying fifteen cents a quart for all flies collected from now to next fall. A cash prize will also go to the girl or boy who kills the most flies this summer.
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American liner Haverford aground near Daunt Rock
The liner Haverford sailing from Liverpool to Philadelphia struck a reef in dense fog off Cork Head Daunt Rock near Queenstown Ireland. All 900 aboard were rescued and passengers were trans shipped as naval vessels assisted. A second American liner will be sent to Philadelphia from Liverpool.
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Milwaukee man found not guilty of forgery in Tracy case
Stephen Santelieu testified that Deputy Sheriff E L Tracy solicited a bribe. The jury found Santelieu not guilty of forgery as District Attorney Edward Yockey in New York denied Santelieu’s claims and called the testimony malicious perjury.
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Dallas Banker Commutes Five Year Sentence
I B Walker of Dallas a banker at a local bank was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for misappropriation of funds. President Wilson notified Senator Shepherd of Texas that Walker will serve one year and a day instead of the original term.
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Keio Defeats Stanford 3-2 in Twelve Innings
In Tokio on May 29 the Keio university baseball team carried the stars and stripes and beat Leland Stanford University 3 to 2 in twelve innings marking the start of an international series.
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Gunboat Rush To To Pobolobampo To Save Conklin Son
The American gunboat Annapolis advances to To pobolobampo Mexico to rescue Harry R Conklin son of Mrs Mary T Conklin of 328 South Eighth street He is held with eight other Americans and has 400000 in gold bullion seized for an American mining syndicate The move follows Mrs Conklins appeal to Congressman John J Esch and War Department action amid Maderista Huerta turmoil. The mines Conklin left are now believed in rebel hands and the coast port is in revolt against Huerta.
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Weather summary shows showers then fair and cooler across region
Over past 24 hours high 88 and low 62 with 90 precip. Forecast calls for showers this afternoon or tonight in La Crosse area with generally fair and cooler conditions Friday. Minnesota and Wisconsin expect showers east today, cooler nights, and brisk winds. western areas turning fair later. Northern storm tracks from Manitoba to Missouri Valley with rain and storms across Midwest and lake region. plains clear overall with highs reaching the upper 80s to mid 90s in parts.
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