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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1921
Page
6
A bold bank robbery near Fulton and Mitchell left tellers unharmed as two masked intruders seized about 500 to 1,000 dollars then fled toward Fulton. Cashier Allerie J. Branch freed by a customer rescue, while Albert Merritt of Mason City was later jailed after a separate Geneva bank attempt failed.
Wayne Dinsmore secretary of the Worse Association of America told delegates at the National Harness Manufacturers and Leather Goods Dealers convention in Milwaukee that demand for horses is rising and many large users of auto trucks are switching to horse drawn transport. He argued the horse remains an economic necessity for national transportation.
Chicago authorities exhumed a fourth body as they probe the deaths of John Ueummer and Fred Kolze and his wife linked to poisoning. Coroner Hoffman and deputies reported the remains were moved to Chicago for examination to determine if the deaths were caused by foul play.
Sheboygan, Wis. reports sentiment against staging an exhibition game by former White Sox figures tied to the 1919 World Series scandal. Promoter MT Slekruerer of Chicago announced an intended exhibition clash with the Chalrnuckers, but local amateurs declined to participate.
Peter Martinson died Saturday after a long illness. He lived in La Crosse with surviving children Mrs. D P Vorgersen and Mrs. Mall, and a son John Martin. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of his daughter on North Sixth Street with Rev. H C Nagel presiding. Mort, a leader in Montana politics, arrived in Washington to organize a first ducal council in Great Paris according to Farm Leader reports.
An insurance agent shot near a Morristown estate on a Saturday lawn, located at Harbor's estate in a nearby area. He received a non fatal wound below the ear. He refused to provide information beyond identifying the incident as connected to the Droseentor's affies.
War efforts limit submissions and applications drop as only 126 apply for positions while August 23 looms. Railroads report 6.445 million dollars paid to employees for punch-card work under federal scrutiny.
Marvis Athelativ club member Weissmuller upset Norman Ross in the 160 yard event with a 55 1 3 second clocking. Duluth Boat Club swimmers excelled as Miss Peeuce Colony won the 1000 yard women’s title in 1 minute 13.1 seconds. Norman Ross claimed the 60 yard national title in 31.6 seconds, with Weissmuller again successful in the 30 yard dash in 20.3 seconds.
A Wisconsin American Legion resolution denounces plans to move World War I veterans from the Milwaukee Soldiers Home to Leavenworth to make way for disabled World War II veterans. It asks President and lawmakers to oppose the action and keep Milwaukee facility open.
A mob of about 500 from Vixen aul Pole near 141 home of William Coffey, a World War veteran, staged protests and forced a number of Black residents to leave town after a killing on Sunday night. Local authorities faced fear of further unrest as Lavell Dixon and others expressed concern.
Col Harvey arrived in Paris on Saturday to attend the signing of a high level European council agenda. Officials from foreign offices noted his participation in talks with dignitaries and representatives.
A clearest demand from allied powers urges immediate demobilization of the Bulgarian army. The statement condemns continued military action and calls for disbandment and withdrawal to restore regional stability following recent hostilities.
A severe Oklahoma windstorm blew a house away in Muskogee county near Daskell. Windows were shattered and a town of about 3 000 people reported the event on Saturday. No fatalities were reported.
Duluth crews sweep events at the national scull championships as Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia faces a judge’s ruling over a foul in the senior fours. Vosper and the Duluth four battle for the lead, with disqualification finally affecting final placements.
Fragmented OCR summary shows a La Crosse Wisconsin Shriner group preparing for a big event with letters from Frank W Sturm of Wausau. The misspelled text includes talk of a celebration, local officials, and a humorous exchange about hosting arrangements and parking. The document mentions AFRANE T. STAIR and Worth White, with a wartime or ceremonial tone.
The Wisconsin attorney general's opinion declares public access to lake shores, opening about 3,000 lakes to public use. Private property owners may not block access or erect obstructions to fishing or boating, with state waters treated as open for all lawful purposes.
The dry chief calls peace officers across counties to be properly informed on provisions of the law. District attorneys are advised to seek unity with enforcement officers to ensure compliance and avoid intimidation.
A thief took a freshly planted fruit orchard near Hamilton, stealing about 150 young trees. Police pursue the culprit as the victim, a Morgan township resident, withholds his name.
Chicago leader William Veeck rejects Frank Chance’s four suitments to return as Cubs manager. Chance offered to manage in Los Angeles, but current skipper Bill Killefer remains in command amid praise of his efforts.
New York The government won its suit to tax income on gifts from the late Alfred G. Vanderbilt to Reginald Vanderbilt and others. Judge Hand ruled the legacies partly compensate personal services, making them taxable. Alfred Vanderbilt drowned when the Lusitania sank in May 1916. Julie Connors dies at 57 after 57 years without a vacation in Waukegan.
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