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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1908

Page

4

Taft Should Win Favored In Franklin Club Debate

The Franklin club chose Taft as their preferred candidate and elected officers for the year. They set two debate topics for upcoming meetings and opened the year with a strong turnout. Downey was named president, with White, Warthbee, Schultze, Hayden, Berry, and Mahoney among officers and directors.

Franklin Club Taft William Howard Taft C. C. Looney C. A. Kaeppler Isador Rehfuss W. E. Barber Hayden Schubert Spence C. H. Berry P. W. Mahoney M. M. Downey Prsidnt Charles White David Warthbee Treasuer Carl Schultze H. G. Hayden G. A. Kaeppler A. H. Schubert Paul W. Mahoney Brewers’ Association George B. Marvin Jos. C. Cannon House of Representative W. FE. Barber

North Side Briefs Greet Visitors and Local Moves

Local notes list attorney F. H. Hartwell in Davenport on business and Arthur R. Schulze of Stollwerck Chocolates returning to Milwaukee. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Chicago Genoa Bangor Minneapolis and Shabbona. The column ends with a light quip about love and envy among girls.

F. H. Hartwell Davenport Arthur R. Schulze Stollwerck Chocolate Company Milwaukee Charles Handt Hoffman Chicago A. Schomers Berlin Street Middle Ridge Minneapolis Peter Katheiser Genoa W. W. Grant E. C. Grant Shabbona C. Foster Stoddard C. A. Button Charles Street Martha Bates Bangor L. L. Sanders Grand Rapids G. M. Thurow Litchfield Minn E. Cornfeld Marehall Wis W. B. Horner J. B. Root Father McGinnity Ettrick Father A. Murphy Ethel Hayes Robert Fisher Avon Street

Henry Miller Rescued From Drowning on Local Dock

At 7 30 p m Henry Miller twelve son of Mr and Mrs John Miller nearly drowned after falling from a dock six feet deep Marilla Granke screamed summoning Otto Granke and the boy's father who jumped in and saved him The lad was revived after several minutes and walked home this morning unattended

Henry Miller John Miller Otto Granke Marilla Granke

Wreck Delays Milwaukee Trains After Track Blockade

A Burling­ton wreck near Cochrane Wisconsin halted rail traffic about four hours. Freight cars left the track and a wrecker broke a journal delaying recovery. Trains No 50 and 48 used Milwaukee tracks and ran two hours late. No injuries reported. only material delay.

Burlington Cochrane Wis Winona la Crosse Milwaukee

Jury Lists Form U S Court Drawn for October Term

United States grand jurors and petit jurors were announced by U S court officials. Judge Sanborn said the September term opens October 15 after an official delay, with names including M Kratechwil O F Peterson J Carter and Ed Sheridan among others in La Crosse area.

United States John F. Doherty United States Court Alfred Harrison M. Kratechwil L. E. Meason John Rehfuss Ed Larson J. E. Swan P. H. Major B. H. Volz la Crosse O. F. Peterson Stockholm D. F. Mains Viroqua Burt Steele Pepin Co. C. Parish Mondovi C. O. Homstadt Westby T. J. Carter Osseo A. D. Burnett Galesville C. N. Moore la Farge D. C. Burns Trempealeau Ole Ragon Whitehall O. Linse Modena J. Accola Alma Ben Fox Leon C. Stuart Durand J. Hefferman Wilton J. Lyons Kendall Petit Ed Sheridan Carl Hilton Frank Walker J. Goodland John Miller C. F. Klein G. D. Wright C. F. Lang L. Kluver L. L. Grinde Blair E. Largertson A. P. Hill F. Grange J. J. Masing Geo. Fish Arkansaw Emil Harvey E. N. Ba

Defeat of Jenkins signals clash with Cannon in Congress

Washington dispatch notes John L. Jenkins loses renomination in Wisconsin to a political backlash against Speaker Cannon. Jenkins, a strong Cannon ally, is blamed for opposing Roosevelt reform measures and for blocking key bills through the judiciary committee. The fall foreshadows broader GOP struggles as reform legislation chances dwindle.

Washington D. C John L. Jenkins Congress Wisconsin Representative Jenkins Cannon Jenkins House Judiciary Committee Roosevelt Uncle Joe Roosevelt Brandh National Civic Federation Representative Hepburn Iowa Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Col. Hepburn White House

Rochluss Art Windows At Continental Impress La Crosse

The Continental on Fourth street features window displays by trim expert Rochlus. Central pieces are original sketches of Bryan and Taft, set against harvest brown and autumn tones, creating a striking and highly praised storefront showing.

B. Ben Rochlus Continental Fourth Street Taft la Crosse

Fear foraker may be Taft's Jones in Toledo

In Middle Bass Island by Sept 4 Taft aides fear misinterpretation of the Toledo Foraker incident. Roosevelt support could aid Taft in the west while some advisors insist Taft knew nothing of the Lincoln club meeting. Foraker’s Taft pledge could worsen western reactions. Hitchcock arrives Saturday. Tommy-Pop river tale ends with a pun about a river mouth.

Middle Bass Island Taft Party Taft- Foraker Toledo Roosevelt Taft West Lincoln Club Foraker Hitchcock

Negro Politicians Bolt for Bryan

Chicago reports private car arrangements for W J Bryan in an eastern speaking tour starting September 9 from Peoria and running through September. G W Murray, Kansas negro leader, may address black Democrats for the ticket. Murray and ex Kansas auditor W T McCabe visited Hitchcock at Republican HQ and left after being kept waiting.

Chicago Bryan Peoria G. W. Murray Kansas Murray W. T. McCabe Republican Hitchcock

County Medical Association Adopts Tuberculosis Congress Membership

The County Medical Association voted to place the local society on the National Tuberculosis Congress membership list and promote its work. Dr Reed prepared the convention program with addresses including Dr Cohvin of Minneapolis. The next congress meeting in Washington at month end likely will not include local delegates. Rev C C Clemens of English Lutheran spoke on tuberculosis and plans for a November seventh Congregational Convention were discussed.

County Medical Association National Tuberculosis Congress Congress Washington C. C. Clemens English Lutheran Church Evans

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THE LA Crosse Tribune North Side Office Rose ST P. Stanton EA Franklin Debating Club Tiffany J.E. Gerwitz Jeweler Main 5Th St Cochrane, Wis U.S Doherty Harrison Sanborn Rochlus Tommy Decker Peter Newburg Pearl Street George Ade Medical Society Dr. Reed Emerson Floating Victorina Hindoo Stuber Bros Caledonia St
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