Campaign issues discussed at West Avenue church meeting
An overflow crowd at West Avenue Methodist church heard four candidates discuss campaign issues. Tariff and bank policy dominated talks with debates on trusts, public funding, and government control. A socialist alternative urged people to rule, with recall and national ownership as remedies. Prohibitionists urged tariff study and broader platform points.
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West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Brotherhood
Alderman Redfuss
Norman Peterson
Redfuss
Peterson
Roosevelt
L. C. MecCaleb
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
Last Day for Kast at Hoeschler's Drug Store
Kast, a Rheumaline authority at Hoeschler's Drug Store for eight weeks, leaves tomorrow at 9 a.m. The notice urges arrivals early for his final chance to consult on Rheumaline treatment, praising its safety and effectiveness for rheumatic conditions. Prices: $1.90 per bottle, 50c per box.
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Kast
East Hoeschler
South Fourth St
Snow Storms Halt Trains Across Regions
Snow storms cripple rail service in Minnesota North Dakota and Montana delaying northeast arrivals. A Canadian blizzard paralyzes western Canada with ten inches of snow and reports of ground snow up to ten feet delaying trains from Vancouver to the east. Officials expect a thaw may allow regular schedules by tomorrow.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Winnipeg
Canada
Conference idea gains support from Japanese scholars
Tokyo reports diplomats and scholars backing a Pacific powers conference with Japan likely to issue the call. Officials refrain from public comment while admiring the plan. Chief figures include Barro Gato, Masa ba, Oishi, Matsuba, and Tomisu.
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Japan
Yokohama
Emery
Baron Kaneko
American Friends’ Society
Togo
Connecticut
Branded as forged letter claims ruin for ex president
Earl Broughton Brandenburg, alleged author of a Cleveland letter urging Taft over Bryan, was arrested in Dayton Ohio on forgery and grand larceny charges. Brandenburg says he expects indictment and claims innocence while asserting Mrs. Cleveland and Hastings knew the article and the president’s signature.
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Dayton
Earl Broughton Brandenburg
Cleveland
Taft
Bryan
New York City
Brandenburg
Passer of Bad Checks Arrested
The report lists places tied to a ring of bad checks including Cy Snyder’s saloon McDonald’s saloon and Billy Bronson with amounts 10.75 10.75 and 14. Snyder, short of cash, grabbed a check and tried to cash it at the State bank but learned the maker had no account there and that the check was not written by Rhefuss. Police were alerted.
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Cy” Snyder
McDonald's
Billy” Bronson
Snyder
St. Paul
Kline
Rehfuss
Exchange Bank
Mr. Rhefuss
New Veil Pins and Barrettes In Latest Accessories Line
Small accessories like veil pins barrettes combs and bracelets play a key role in current fashion. Smartly dressed women seek the newest clever designs and find them in this stock.
John Frasa dies at 87 on St. Josephs Ridge
John Frasda aged 87 died at 11:30 this morning at his daughter’s home 1323 Market Street after a brief illness of three weeks. He was an early pioneer and among the first settlers on St. Josephs Ridge. Survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral 10 AM Monday at St. Josephs Ridge Catholic Church Rev Hass officiating. Interment Catholic Cemetery, St. Josephs Ridge.
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John Brasda
A. D. Korthais
Market Street
St. Joseph’s Ridge
St. Joseph's Ridge Catholic Church
Father Hass
St. Joseph's Ridge
Democratic Rallies Planned in Onalaska and Campbell
A Democratic rally will be held in Woodman hall Onalaska with speakers W F Wolfe and John F Doherty. A second meeting under local Democrats is set for Schroeder's hall Campbell with speakers A C Wolfe C L Hood and O R Skaar.
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Woodman Hall
Onalaska
W. F. Wolfe
John F. Doherty
Schroeder
Barber's Ball Shines at La Crosse Linker Hall
The annual La Crosse barbers ball last night at Linker hall was a grand social success with lively dancing and a late lunch after a short midnight intermission. A large crowd attended, celebrating a season of events in the barber community.
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O'Brien
Kenaley
Altenhoff
Wabasha Street
West Water Street
la Crosse
The
la Crosse Barbers
Linker Hall
U W expert tests cattle under new milk ordinance
Health Officer Anthony Murphy says a University of Wisconsin expert tests cattle for tuberculosis in the county under the city milk ordinance effective November 1. He notes that farmers with small herds can join neighbors to test 10 to 20 cows, reducing costs to about 3 to 4 dollars for all animals. Individual testing is costly. R E Green of Onalaska offers to provide state expert information.
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Anthony Murphy
University of Wisconsin
Murphy
R. E.reen
Onalaska
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