New Bath Likely for Next Season at Pettibone Park
Receipts at the public bath rose nearly 50 percent this year, prompting talk of a new bath in Pettibone Park lagoon next season. The plan, drawn by City Engineer Bradish, envisions a larger facility connected to the Mississippi River for fresh water, with estimated costs of 6000 to 7000 dollars. The park board favors proceeding, though officials warn of possible postponement due to other water sewer and park projects.
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Fettibone Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Bradish
Pettibone Park
Sorensen
Park
Schnell
Hauser Widely Praised by Reader for Charity Role
An anonymous letter to The Tribute defends Superintendent Hauser of the poor department. The writer argues many cases show judgment in aid, cites Van Dorn and Mrs Clears, praises Hauser’s service, and asserts charity should start at home while supporting the commissioner.
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Hauser
Poor Department
van Dorn
Mr. Hauser
Wisconsin Special Session Doubtful Amid Tax and Roads Debate
Wisconsin lawmakers warn a January special session on income tax bank deposit guaranty waterways dam franchises and workers insurance faces delays. Committees struggle with drafting and cross‑party agreement as four tasks stretch toward the sixty day deadline and beyond. Mayor figures and state visits complicate plans while a January convening remains uncertain.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Good Roads Committee
John R. Jones
Leon
John A. Chinnock
Hudson
Chris Well
Oklahoma
Industrial Insurance Committee
Working Men's Insurance Committee
Germany
John Chinnock
Senator Browne
Burke
Headache Tied to Indigestion Prompts Remedy Appeal
The article explains how stomach disorders cause headaches through the pneumo gastric nerve and warns against treating headaches separately with depressant powders. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for both the stomach trouble and the headache and offers a trial package from F. A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Laundry dispute leads to assault hearing in court
Judge Brindley heard Mollie Lenske's complaint that Nels Munkeby of Modern Steam Laundry assaulted her. He allegedly took her laundry package when she refused to pay.
Choral Club to Organize in La Crosse
A meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p m in the High School Auditorium to form a Choral Society in La Crosse. All music lovers are invited to attend.
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la Crosse
Man Buried in 80-Foot Well Rescue Effort
In New York on October 4 a large crowd watches forty workers attempt a rescue of John Coffen buried eighty feet deep in a well. The effort aims to save his life as crews race to reach him.
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New York
John Coffen
Mrs Walsh Loses Valuables In Hotel Diamond Heist
A hotel room theft by a skilled thief endangers Mrs Walsh as jewelry vanishes while her handbag with cash is left intact. Police chase leads and intercity alerts fail to uncover the culprit, with suspicion mounting over a coordinated diamond theft gang operating in La Crosse. The pattern mirrors two prior bold robberies at Palmer’s laundry and Goddard’s residence, suggesting preknowledge of gem locations and possible lock picking.
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Walsh
la Crosse
Dave Palmer
Reliable Steam Laundry
Hi” Goddard
Seventh
King Streets
Wall Street Drives Plan for Central Bank Says Crozier
Alfred Crozier argues that a central bank is a Wall Street controlled scheme not a government venture. He claims private stock ownership and strategic leaks shield the plan while Europe favors a bank to issue and withdraw money, with government control the ultimate question.
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Central Bank
Wall Street
New York
National Monetary Commission
Alfred Crozier
Wilmington
Del
Mr. Crozier
Monetary Commission
Europe
La Crosse Man Wins Big at Alaska Yukon Exposition
H E Rogers of 929 Mississippi Street La Crosse won multiple prizes at the Alaska Yukon exposition in Seattle. His four birds placed first and second in the rose comb brown Leghorn class with cockerels and hens. He previously earned awards at the Interstate fair and praised the Alaska Yukon show as the best west of the Mississippi.
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States
Canada
Seattle
H. E. Rogers
Mississippi Street
Rogers
Mississippi River
Murder over 25 cents on freight train in Chicago
Police hold Frank Mee a sixty year old former U S Cavalry member on a murder charge after he hunted down Patrick McCabe whom Mee said stole 25 cents from him and pushed him from a moving freight car. Mee shot McCabe through the lungs, according to investigators.
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Chicago
Frank Mee
United States Cavalry
Mee
Patrick McCabe
Local Kennel Club Show Proves Successful 1910
La Crosse Kennel Club reports a successful first annual dog show with solid local profits and strong entries. Plans for next year include local county competition and emphasis on working dogs alongside bench winners to broaden appeal and prize opportunities.
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la Crosse
Mr. Hauser
Chicago
Dr. Hauser
Oscar Hulberg
England
W. A. Gething
Stevens Point
Wis
F. G. Ober
Duluth
Walt McRoberts
C. H. Udell
Devils Lake
J. A. Jones
Milwaukee
Kennel Club
Driver in Assault Case Faces Dismissal
Henry Klaus of Kro Ner Hardware was accused of assault after an incident with Bert Swartz. The county court dismissed the case when the complaining witness did not appear, ending the matter.
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Henry Klaus
Kroner Hardware Company
Bert Swartz
Klaus
Help wanted and sale ads from La Crosse area
Classified notices show vacancies and sales including a Runge's delivery job, a nursery stock selling opportunity, a door to door advertiser, a carriage driver post, a domestic helper, an office desk sale, a small launch for sale, a lost fox terrier, and furnished rooms for rent in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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N. W
King
Runge's
Northern
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatosa
Wis
Wood Street
North la Crosse
Dr. Reed
Wm. F. Bummert
Garder Printing Co
Holzhammer
M. F. Platz
15Th St
Badger
Parsons Charges A Cannon Fraud
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Herbert Parsons of New York, a Republican leader, may be called before a congressional investigating committee to substantiate charges that Democrats who bolted aided Speaker Cannon to defeat election law reforms in return for Albany’s stance against registration law amendments. Cannon dismisses Parsons and Fowler claims, recalling hunting days and defending private life integrity.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Parsons
New York
Republican County Committee
Congress
Tammany Hall
National House of Representatives
Cannon
Albany
Skunk
Joe Danville
Jos. G. Cannon
Congressman Parsons
Fowler
Wabash
Crooked gang wipes out rich fur stock in city store robbery
At 4 30 a m a gang raided a store owned by Mr Lutz and with C K Krebaum present took most costly furs from windows and racks. Thieves ransacked upstairs and left many items behind while police were not located until 5 10 am. Mrs A L McIntosh had three furs left untouched.
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Mr. Lutz
A. L. McIntosh
South Eleventh Street
Lutz
Iit
Longstanding Benton and Son Electrical Contractors Turn Over
Thomas P Benton and Son, one of the oldest electrical concerns, has turned over its business. John Holley Jr appointed trustee for creditors to settle euro rata and begin anew. The business will be continued by the trustee with hope to resume operations on its own responsibility.
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Thomas P. Benton & Son
Oetrical Contractors
Imanufaction
John Holley
Robbery Report Reaches Chief Webber After Train Ride Clue
The incident involves inmates and a man with two large items and a package who took the Burlington train. Chief Webber was notified by telephone at 5 30 and rushed to the scene to take action.
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Burlington
Webber
Andrew Arntson Leaves La Crosse Firm for Galva Post
Andrew Arntson, longtime in the doing business in La Crosse, resigns from Nels Thompson’s employ to take charge of a large house in Galva, NL. He has worked four years with Nels Thompson’s son and seven years during the Stuve Thompson period with A G Sim.
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Andrew Arntson
la Crosse
Nels‘ Son
Galva, NL
Arntson
Nels Thompson
Son
Fourth Street
Mr. Thom
A. G. Sim
Stuve & Thompson
Wisconsin Business University Enrollment Pitch
A fragmented advertisement extols the Wisconsin Business University offering special preparation and guaranteed success. It claims to place thousands of youths in positions, urges immediate enrollment, and promises life energy and time well spent through business training.
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Wisconsin Buness University
Wisconsin ‘Ness University
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