Lacrosse High Faces Tomah In Prep Football Showdown
Local practice shows La Crosse High confident to beat Tomah High tomorrow. Captain Grimes leads Second High as they prep under coach Savage with emphasis on forward passes and trick plays at League Park.
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Billy Sunday Wins Match Race at Waukesha
Billy Sunday driven by Morgan Edwards defeats Chic Gibson in straight heats in a premier event at Waukesha Wisconsin on October 11. Weather made the track slow but Sunday won each heat, with times around 1:05 and 1:06. Crowd turnout was large and the race topped the year in local horsedom.
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Neary and Sayers Battle for Lightweight Crown in Milwaukee
Charles Neary and Maurice Sayers meet tonight in Milwaukee to decide the lightweight title at the Milwau kee Boxing club show at the Public Service building. The ten round catchweight bout awards 50 percent of gate receipts. their Panorama draw left both sides claiming victory.
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Cocktail incident shadows Methodist conference invite
Washington October 11 The arrangements committee for the Methodist Episcopal church general conference in Baltimore next May plans to invite President Roosevelt to preside at a night session and address the conference. Fairbanks supporters are said to be pressing the issue amid fears of a wider cocktail incident being carried into the event.
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Cubs Take the Second Battle in World Series
Cubs overpower Tigers 5 to 1 to even the World Series as Chicago’s team play and pitching edge prove decisive. Reusbach shines in relief. Siever struggles, and crowd of about 19,000 watches Detroit fall behind.
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Bargain Made to Order Suits and Overcoats Offered
A sales pitch promises tailored suits and overcoats at about 60¢ on the dollar. Customers can pay $15 to $22.50, place a small deposit, and receive garments later with a “Satisfaction or No Pay” warranty. The note emphasizes exclusive fabrics and cash purchases to secure the deal.
Clark Sees Global Slump Tied to Confidence Gap
Former Senator William A. Clark returns from a three months European tour and says the United States shares a worldwide financial low mood. He blames diminished confidence in American securities and in the stability of U S business leaders and methods.
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Bible Advice for Those Feeling Targeted
A columnist suggests readers who feel newspapers “hit” them should study the Bible where similar rebukes are present. The remark frames media critique as a recurring biblical theme and urges self-reflection rather than grievance.
Money for New Library Assured In La Crosse
La Crosse has secured $25 000 to build a larger library, about twice the current size. Plans are approved, pledges complete, but construction likely won’t start before next spring due to prior delays in securing full donations. The new structure will be showcased in The Tribune.
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Faithful watchman repels burglary at Century Building
Richard F Grey a 60 year old watchman at 74 Broadway New York fought burglars who chloroformed him and searched the lower floors for keys to hundreds of offices. He is hospitalized after the encounter but refused to reveal the hiding places of the keys.
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Taft to Be Entertained in Hong Kong by US Consul
Secretary Taft is due to arrive in Hong Kong and will stay at the government house. Consul General Amos P. Wilder will host a reception and entertainment at his Madison, Wisconsin home is noted. Taft’s Shanghai banquet speech draws praise as epoch making for Americans in China. He highlights Philippine investment and states the islands will not be sold. He avoids discussing the US presidential race.
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