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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
4
Texas Oil company stockholders led by John W. Gates voted a capital increase of 18 million dollars to 36 million. The boost funds construction of three refineries: Tulsa Oklahoma, near east Texas oil fields, and near Corsicana Texas.
Chicago May 30 state Senator John Broderick indicted in Springfield for giving Senator Holtslaw 2500 dollars to vote for Lorimer as United States senator will surrender to authorities from the state capital today. Arrangements have been made at Ferrisfield for his release on 66 cent bond.
Mrs M L Thurber leaves at noon for New York to visit her son Philip a West Point cadet. She plans to see Mrs Thomas Haslett of Seneca S Y and other friends across the state.
A G A R Post and Women’s Relief Corps members heard Rev. A V Ingham praise veteran sacrifice and duty. He warned against civilian deserts and urged living for country with moral integrity, linking patriotism to citizen character and national greatness. The group held a cemetery decoration and a banquet after a day of programs.
An American bred three year old, Witchwork by Hamburg, trained by Jack Joyner and ridden by Skeets Martin, is touted as a factor in the Derby at Epsom next Wednesday. Whisk broom and Neil Gow head the field as favorites but Witchwork’s form and lining could challenge for a place in the money in the blue ribbon race worth about 35 thousand dollars.
Feed your chickens T. and P. chick en feed for eggs all grocers sell it. Edetzel a Burlington station operator at Grand Crossing has gone to Montana. Summit Stove Works moulders beat the mounters 19 to 0 at Summit grounds. Out of town friends are being entertained by Northside residents today. John Flynn post members and the Woman's Relief Corps attended a Memorial day sermon by Rev. A. V. Ingham at Caledonia Street M E church.
The funeral for Joseph Wasnoiske who died at his home 1017 Avon Street last Friday was conducted at 9 AM at St John’s Church with Rev Louis Kaluza officiating. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
The Moulders of Summit Store beat the Mounters 19 to 17 yesterday afternoon at Summit grounds. Key moment was a third inning home run by Tubby Taley. Final line shows Moulders 19 runs on 21 hits with 7 errors. Mounters 17 on 12 hits with no errors. Batteries were Nelson and Brose for the Moulders and Wischerchen and Rooney for the Mounters.
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Berlin report notes Crown Prince Frederick inaugurates the Artisan state while the Kaiser resumes his usual duties. The piece is brief and focuses on ceremonial start and royal attendance.
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