Vinges Comrades Honor Local Soldier at Funeral Sunday
The largest military funeral in the city’s history honored First La Crosse soldier Vinges killed in action. A full veteran turnout from two units of the 22nd Kiel regiment attended. services were held at the Vingas home and at Grove Cemetery with a last salute and firing squad.
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Brgeant Royal
Vingers
la Crosse
Tie City
Kiel Sirtihiery
Company KB
Sth
Inftantey
Serseau
Chateau Thierry Charses
George Lanteman
Ant
William Hatke
Henry Kear
Wenzel Pricha
Lloyd Kerchel
Dota Versa
Yogis Hansen
Turles Sladich
Roy Turner
Walter Gerve
Jol Kroll
Stewart -Ablea
Hebert Antke
Vouix Horanek
Harry Teo
Warry Prekman
Packman
Lie Canadian Arteay
Vidgers
Panuan
Plaly
Chankin
Chak
NEW TAX BILL TO BE INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE LATER IN DAY
Republicans in Congress plan formal introduction of a transportation administration tax bill after five o clock Monday. Bernhardt not ill, Paris reports say actress Joan Bernhardt in good health on holiday on Holle Ne-Hu-Moer. Train strikes auto at crossing in Wisconsin. one killed and two seriously injured as passengers were believed to be taking a car at the crossing.
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Wis
Syas
Bunduy
War Hero Buri ed The Body of Roy L. Wingers
The body of Roy L. Wingers the first La Crosse soldier to die in World War I was buried Sunday afternoon in Oak Grove Cemetery. Local services honored his sacrifice with family and friends in attendance.
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Roy L. Wingers
le Crosse
Wes
Oak Grove Cemetery
Man sprayed tar on street worker in assault case
A street worker was held before County Judge Shindley after an incident on Division Street near Whit and Pourlli where tar and liquid were sprayed from a sprayer onto Orland Senits. Schulitz claims the spray was in self defense as the worker tried to run him down. Company representatives offered to settle. If no agreement is reached, Baylor faces assault charges in county court.
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Arthur Tenitr
Cripps
Shindley
Orlands
Schinks
Divisinn ‘Etreat
Whit
Pourlli
Bowier Ritmil
Daniel
Schulitz
Awa
Taner
Campany
Sehutts
Bom
Withrow
Sen
Clean Up Claims of Disabled Men Under Sweet Bill
A sweeping effort seeks to rally support for disabled men to obtain government relief under the Sweet Bill. National figures and Red Cross officials back a broad campaign led by the new government and veteran leaders to push drive nationwide. Local reports from Des Moines note police and private investigators tracing a missing person amid a tense political backdrop.
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Sweet
Tree Verneies
Pirtich
Tod Crass
Americ
Tawion
Che Sweet
Ayresy
Ansteseto
Atfiens
Eal Tate
Legion
Barbevy
Ayat Euch
Wan
Inca
Ron L. Wingers
Mtoe Gress
Shriner Loses Pocketbook in Saloon Mystery
Lost pocketbook and coins tied to Mekusker, Shriner of Red, with 87.50 fine paid by Marks for drunkenness. Mekusker’s missing money found in Marks’s possession. pocketbook later located in the theater alley back of the La Crosse building along with other papers.
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Ames MeoKusher
Marks
la Crossey
Sted
Sabard Nigit
Abota Feaveese
Mc Rusher
Auo
Marksad
van Crosse
Mekusker
Poe Live
Doiunkenness
Mekuskers
la Grosse
Judges Too Lenient With Fake Stock Salesmen
G T Conright of the securities division says Wisconsin judges and district attorneys show leniency in fixing fines for stock fakers. He cites a case where $50,000 of worthless stock is sold with bail at $500 and a guilty plea at about $200. He urges harsher, statewide penalties to drive stock fakers out.
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Madison
Wis
G. T. Conright
Securities Division
Moen
Gonright
Wisconsin
Erie Road Leases Shops To Railway Service Company
Marion officials report the Erie Railroad company will operate its local round-house starting immediately. The Railway Service company, formed by local manufacturers and capitalists, will take over repair and other work previously done in the shops.
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Erie Road
Marion
Erie Railroad Company
Stonday
Uni Round-House
Willie
Iemediately
Railway Service Company
genoUcement
Harding asks 200000 to pay expenses of disarmament parley
President Harding asked Congress to appropriate 200000 to cover expenses for the disarmament conference. A message from Secretary Mellon to Director Dawes of the budget bureau shows humanitarian intent and invites nations to participate in the event.
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Harding
Washington
Tmardine
Monlay
Unilate
Mieteher
Dawes
Umanint
Ashe
Witnesses Silent on 19th Ward Murder Fear of Mafia
The inquest into Joseph Sinacola's murder in the 19th Ward is continued as witnesses fear Mafia retribution. Police seek more time to identify the slayers while the case remains politically charged amid the ongoing Ninveuisenth ward feud.
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19Th Ward
Cwmicago
Joseph Sinacola
Soviet Agent Balks At U S Relief Terms
A deadlock was reached Monday in talks between the American Relief Administration and Maxime Litvinov acting for the Soviet government over relief for Russia's famine. Washington and Moscow must decide the issue, with Hoover awaiting word. Litvinov reportedly will stand firm on several conditions unless Moscow orders otherwise.
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IGA
Associated Press
Russia
American Relief Administration
Maxime Litvinort
Washington
Moscow
Herbert Hoover
Relief Administration
Litwin
Shriners Depart After Fine Visit in Gateway City
Delegations from the Midwest attended the Shrine Ceremonial in La Crosse, with the Osman temple from St Paul among travelers returning home on special trains. Tripoli temple sent two trains and a motor caravan, while tents were struck and canvas shipped to Des Moines. No casualties were reported, and police listed the event a success.
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Ca’y
Fair Grounds
Des Moines
Beggar Joins Court Free Ride After Nickel Dime Haul
It describes itinerant beggar Jaroes Gorman who claimed he saved coins to pay for a doctor trip to Rochester. Police counted 97 dollars in nickels and dimes. County Judge Brindley, noting illness, ordered him to take the first train to Rochester for treatment and granted freedom after arraignment.
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Brindley
Jaroes Gorman
Gorman
Rochester
Inn
Couple Accused of Kennedy Murder Appears in Court
Los Angeles where Arthur C. Purch and Mrs Madalyne Ghenehaia faced a superior court hearing on an indictment accusing them of the murder of J Belian Kennedy. They asked for more time to plead as the judge granted an extension.
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Kennedy
Los Angules
Arthur C. Purch
Madalyne Ghenehaia
Y W F A Cook Stove Wanted for Girls Camp
The Y W C A Girls Camp on French Island needs a cook stove to prepare three meals daily for about 100 hungry girls. The Tribune and Leader-Press asks La Crosse readers with a spare stove to donate or sell one at a fair price. If you can help, call Miss Cora Bangsters at the Tribune and Leader-Press office, 323.
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French Island
the Tribune and Leader-Press
la Crosse
Cora Bangsters
Tribune and Leader-Press Office
Letters In Irish Peace Negotiations Made Public
Lloyd George releases correspondence on Irish peace terms. The British offer Ireland dominion status with full self government possessions and finance control, while Britain retains defense and naval rights. The plan urges cooperation and warns against forced settlement or civil war, signaling a path to a treaty and new Ireland Britain relations.
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de Valorihereto
Lloyd Courcell
Ilero
Trera
Shar
Walt Pronles
Dominion of
Canada
Brench
South Africa
Transvan
Drahre Ieee
Ireland
Frees
Treland
Trish
Commonwealth
Great Britain
Dirkstain
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
British Isles
Toose
United Kingdom
Northern Ireland
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Union
Australia
South Asea
Sonstat
Public Disclosure of Peel Peage Offer 13 in Irish Talks
The Monday session of Irish peace negotiations saw Britain publish letters between Prime Minister Lloyd George and Eamon de Valera revealing a deadlock. De Valera demanded full independence and a treaty of association with the commonwealth, while Ulster Premier Sir James Craig urged cooperation with Dublin and warned against coercing the government.
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Associated, L Press
England
Ireland
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Mreland
United Kingdom
de Valera
British Commonwealth Group
Iide
Trish
Te Valera
Ulster
Belfast
Sir Lloyd George
James Crate
James
Empire
Taoyd George
Sinn Fein
Sir James
Southern Ireland
London
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