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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

Page

8

Path to raise tariffs faces board meetings this week

The general tariff board led by President Ewing, Assistant Secretary Reynolds, and Alvin H. Sanders will hold meetings to review foreign tariffs with a March 31 deadline for a report. The law imposes a 25 percent tariff unless proclamations declare certain nations exempt from discrimination against the United States.

Washington, D. C General Tariff Board Ewing the Treasury Reynolds Alvin H. Sanders Taft United States

Mr Taft Suffers From A Sore Toe In Montana Visit

President Taft limps with a swollen foot after injuring a toe while golfing at Beverly earlier this month. He left Butte for Helena at 12 45 p m. The city of Butte presented him a copper golf stick set with gold as a gift through Mayor Nevins.

Butte Mont Taft Beverly Helena Nevins

Women Contesting Congress Election in First District

Denver reports two women candidates in the race for Congress in the first district. The bid follows Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker’s leadership with the National Federation of Women's Clubs, as the Women's State Republican club pushes for the nomination.

Denver Col Sarah Platt Decker National Federation of Women’s Clubs Women's State Republican Club

Women candidates push to make history in Congress

The text notes women from both parties are united and determined to win their nominations, aiming for a first female member of Congress to sit in the hall.

Dewey C. Bailey Hall of Congress

Woodmen Honor Departed Brothers at Oak Grove

A brass band of over 300 Woodmen of the World led a procession to Oak Grove cemetery for the unveiling of a monument to Charles W. Reed. A. C. Wolfe and A. C. Shepard spoke at ceremonies followed by lodge installation and a social at the hall with Woodmen from surrounding towns present.

Woodmen of the World Oak Grove Cemetery Lodge Charles W. Reed A. C. Wolfe A. C. Shepard

Explosion at Coluribian Film Exchange Kills and Injures

A violent blast in the Colurabian Film Exchange offices in the Ferguson block of Third Avenue Pittsburg Pa. injures many as occupants flood toward exits. Ambulances transport the injured. others seek aid at drug stores and doctors. The count of injured rises toward fifty and deaths are feared.

Pittsburg Colurabian Film Exchange Ferguson Block Third Avenue

Champion swimmer Cora Beckwith plans day visits at fairgrounds

Cora Beckwith, the champion lady swimmer, will be on the fair grounds only during the day due to chilly nights. Despite her remarkable aquatic endurance she prefers not to take risks and will avoid overnight presence.

Cora Beckwith Miss Beckwith

Frank Dockendorf Elected Secretary in German Catholic Verein

The German Catholic Central Verein met in Indianapolis and adopted temperance resolutions. Frank J. Dockendorf of this city was elected secretary. John D. Elkers of Newark was named president. Other officers include Joseph H. Reiman Pittsburgh first vice president. Peter Ohleyer Indianapolis second vice president. John Q. Jmen man St. Paul corresponding and financial secretary. William Raer Chicago treasurer.

Central Verein Indianapolis Ind Frank J. Dockendorf Verein John D. Elkers Newark N. J Joseph H. Reiman Pittsburg Peter Ohleyer John Q. Jnneman

Sawmill Explosion Claims Two Lives Near Janeyville

In a boiler blast at a sawmill owned by Ed Boone three miles south of Janeyville Kentucky Eddie Boone 16 son of the owner and Frank Westerfield brother in law were killed. Mill hands Jack Charles and George Boone were seriously injured. Westerfield body found 75 yards from the scene.

Litchfield Ed Boone Janeyville Eddie Boone Frank Westerfield Jack Charles George Boone Westerfield

Night of terror in Hopeman Place ends in bloodshed

In Rochester on September 29 14 year old Anna Klama escaped to call for help after her stepfather John Klama 44 killed her mother with an axe in their Hopeman Place home. Neighbors alerted police and Klama was later captured in Seneca Park. The man offered no explanation for the crime.

Rochester N. Y John Klama Sitle Hopeman Place Anna Klama Kiama Seneca Park Siclan

Genevieve Leads French Aero Club Balloon Race

Genevieve aboard the Georges Blanche is the probable winner after landing near St. Louis du Rhone about 413 miles from Paris where the race started. Earlier reports overstated distances for Blondel and Barthou. De Farcy finished at Zeviers, twenty miles from the sea, as winds limited longer flights.

Paris M. Genevieve Georges Blanche French Aero Club St. Louis du Rhone Rhone River Blondel Barthou Nimes de Farcy Zeviers Mediterranean

Two Stars Glad of Broadway Season

New York theater notes detail Viare Allen and Sam Bernard praising their long Broadway runs in new vehicles. Allen stars in Daly's The White Sister adaptation of F Marion Crawford. Bernard also headlines, both upbeat about future stages.

New York vViale Allen Sam Bernard Cook Peary Miss Allen Daly's F. Marion Crawford

New Quarters for Army Men

Maj. Gen. Frederick Don Grant urges a new great quartermasters depot in Chicago as the army central supply station. The Jeffersonville depot is cited as isolated and obsolete due to poor railroad links, risking delays in requisitions and potential war trouble. UTICA note reports heightened security for Theodore Rizzo after his transfer to the local jail, with guarded Italian corridor and a solitary cell ringed by doors and protective measures.

Washington, D. C Chicago Frederick Don Grant War Department Department of the Lakes Jeffersonville Ind Grant Utica N. Y Theodore Rizzo Gilmore Day Rizzo

Famous horse dies at age 24 in Springfield report

Chitwood sire of Hedgewood Bay and La Maud C. and thirty others in 2 30 class died yesterday at UF stock farm of J C Henry near Jorville. He was 24 years old with a 2 22 percent record. Nunwood was his sire and Maggie WE son his dam.

Springfield Chitwood Hedgewood Maud C UF Stock

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Te Party Jeu Iivn Blue AlLies Turougu Lisatu MR. Taft Congress Mary T. Goldman Goldmen St. Pass Mina Frank Dockendorf Cora Simpson The Bijou Our St EREO America I. Heileman Brewing CO LA Crosse, Wis Wm. Crook Rochester, N. Y WYETH E. A. Ross Sharon, Mercer Co Stephen Bacon C. T. Erhart Creed Miss Allen J. Hartley Manners Bernard Mule Russell
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