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Pierce
Jeée
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Superintendent Iveys City Mission progress report
A. M. Ivey outlines needs and progress of the Union City Mission of La Crosse in a report to directors pastors and citizens read at the Presbyterian church annual meeting. He emphasizes divine guidance, perseverance, and the challenge of mission work while noting past victories and future tasks.
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A. M. Ivey
City Mission
Presbyterian Church
Brethren
Union City
la Crosse
Nine Inmates Paroled From La Crosse Juvenile Homes
Report to Judge Brindley shows La Crosse had nineteen minors in state industrial schools this year. Ten boys were paroled and returned home, one sent to Green Bay reformatory. only one girl paroled from Milwaukee Home of the Good Shepherd. County maintenance for boys totaled $607.65. no bill for the girls.
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la Crosse
Brindley
Wisconsin Industrial School
Waukesha
Wis
Good Shepherd
Milwaukee
Green Bay Reformatory
Good Shepherd's
A. J. Hutton
The
Mary J. Berry
Herbert Sweet
Ingwald Olson
Joe Novak
William Cichowski
Henry Guillaume
Frank la Fleur
Joseph Johnson
Raymond Bennett
Normal Larson
Charles Williams
Eddie Lee
Stephen Zalezak
John L. Ferris
Edgar Edberg
Fred Thodens
Fred Altrock
School For Girls At
Caroline Stelt
Cora Ryder
Carrie Cogswell
Anna Rossow
Alma Goll
Emma Higgins
Mrs Cameron Dies. Elitist Leader In D A R
Mrs Mary Baker Cameron widow of Angus Cameron died at 424 South Fourth Street after nearly two years illness contracted in New York. A prominent society figure, she helped run their La Crosse home and was a vice president of the Daughters of the American Revolution, active in Washington social life and state affairs.
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New York
Mary Baker Cameron
Angus Cameron
South Fourth Stret
Urbana
N. Y
Buffalo
la Crosse
Cameron
Wisconsin
State University
National Congress
Washington
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daring Hold Up Near Brownsville in Caledonia County
A daring hold up near Brownsville in Caledonia County was carried out by two men as Clerk of Court D. P. Stewart and Remi Enos returned from duck hunting. The ducks, about twenty five, were seized and the culprits fled by boat along the river. Suspects include a well known character nicknamed Many Lies. Also reported: the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Hugh aged 95, pioneer Houston County teacher. The October term district court schedule lists nine civil cases and participants.
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Caledonia
Minn
Brownsville
D. P. Stewart
Remi Enos
Enos
Stewart
Sarah A. Hugh
Houston County
George N. Blexrud
Elkana Huyck
Knud Omodt
G. W. Rockwell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Jeanette Whitehouse
Harris & Dorival
la Fayette Whitehouse
Anna Whitehouse
John N. Schmitt
James O’brien
Margaret Pope
F. L. McGee
Chas. A. Dorival
Ferdinand Weiser
Higbee
Gustav. Boldt
Geo. Bunge
O. K. Dahle
Henry Sweeney, Sr
F. A. Duxbury
Gottlieb F. Schnick
Harries
Dorival
Justice Court
Wife of Prominent Family Turns Burglar in Milwaukee Scam
A Chicago Milwaukee socialite confesses to a planned burglary spree beginning last spring. She admitted hiring a nurse maid entrance scheme, stealing purses and jewels from numerous homes, and colluding with a black ex convict to share proceeds. She blamed a loss of self control and pleaded for kindness. The detective notes remain unresolved about her male accomplice Ralph Smith.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
O’brien
Chicago
Ralph Smith
Jones
Smith
South Side
Odds in La Crosse Favor the Cubs
Local Cubs followers rejoice as the Chicago Nationals beat Detroit Americans in game two of the world series. Bets shift from five to four to twenty to sixteen, with Detroit hoped to even the series as the next games move to the Great Lakes city. Pfeister shines for the Cubs, while Mullen's defeat dampens Tiger spirits. Crawford and Rossman lead batting pots, Jones and Stage vie for top status in the finals.
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Cubs
Chicago Nationals
Murphy
Tigers
Pfiester
Tiger
Mullen
Donovan
Pfeister
Chance
Lundgren
Reusbach
Brown
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Rossman
Davy Jones
Tomah
Wis
Sheckard
Little Johnny Evers
Thoughtful or Professed Crook James Howard Is Believed Wanted
James Howard, serving 45 days in the county jail for larceny, is believed by local authorities to be a noted crook wanted elsewhere on various charges. Some think he may know details of the Mindoro post office robbery from recently.
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James Howard
Mindoro
Rockefeller Attends Cleveland Funeral of Laura R. Rudd
John D. Rockefeller paid an unexpected visit to Cleveland for the funeral of his niece Laura R. Rudd. He reportedly returned east immediately after services.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Laura R. Rudd
Rockefeller
Turbulent Chicago career tied to robberies suspect
Police intensified efforts to identify a tall well-built man linked to Mrs Romadke's turbulent Chicago career and robberies. A questioned suspect denied involvement, saying he knew nothing about the crimes at a drug store corner of Thirty-seventh Street and Indiana Avenue.
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Thirty-seventh Street
Indiana Avenue
Jones
Romadke
Chicago
Chief Byrne Slightly Improves After Operation
Chief Hugh H. Byrne showed slight improvement today after surgery. He was able to take nourishment for the first time since the operation and milk provided him with strength. Doctors expect continued recovery as his condition improves from last week’s decline.
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Hugh H. Byrne
Pledge Total for New Library Reaches Fifteen Thousand
The committee on funds for the new public library extension reports subscriptions totaling $15,000 and $10,000 remains to be raised. The board of trustees will meet Thursday night to determine if the target can be secured.
Football kills boy at Iowa City high scrimmage
Leo Strahmeyer died in Iowa City after a collision in the first basketball? no football scrimmage for the local high school in years. He fractured his spine on contact with another player during the opening game action, prompting mournful reflections and news of the tragedy.
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Iowa City
Leo Strahmeyer
Strahmeyer
Eddy Konetchy Blanked Again in Postseason Series
Eddy Konetchy failed to record a hit for the second straight day in the baseball championship playoff between the Browns and Cardinals. The La Crosse player had eleven chances, made one error, and did not contribute other than his lone error, as his team trailed.
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Eddie Konetchy
Browns
Cardinals
la Crosse
Pitcher Changes Span Early 10-Run Rally
In a sloppy game, pitchers McGlynn Glade Howell faced early trouble. Time of game 2 05 with umpires Johnstone and Evans.
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McGlynn
Glade
Howell
Johnstone
Evans
Woman’s harsh outburst masks underlying affection
The account describes a woman who verbally abused her husband in severe terms, yet observers felt clear signs of her love for him. The tension suggests complex emotions and possible mitigating factors in their strained relationship.
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