Newspaper Advertising and Syndicate Credits
A fragmented notice lists newspaper affiliations and syndicate credits. Mentions La Crosse Wisconsin date June 22 19 and various offices including Chicago New York Detroit St Louis Kansas City and San Francisco. Indicates Associated Press rights and re publication terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sne Tribune
Leader-Press
the Lee
Noce, Rothenburg & Jann
Severilne Withiean Boulevard
Chicago
Bent
New York
Glenn
Atlanta
Gaz
Jeeral Motors
Detroit
Mich
Victoria
St Louis
Maz
California
W.roth
Kansas City
Associated Press
Support for La Crosse Pool Fund Spurs River Bridge Link
A La Crosse editorial urges support for a city swimming pool funded by the Junior Association of Commerce. It links the effort to a Mississippi river bridge project, citing past drownings and river pollution as motives. The piece lauds Henry Boehm’s gift and calls for community donations to begin construction.
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la Crosse
Crm
Mississippi River
Junior Association of Commerce
Mississippi
Henry Boehm
Pool Fund
Plugs Plan Galesville Visit to Impress Governor
A La Crosse Plugs booster delegation prepares for a Sunday trip to Galesville. The group aims to display its strength to impress Governor Phil La Follette and showcase the club alongside President Roosevelt in its ranks. Plugs vow full dress and spirited participation to attract attention from neighboring communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Minnesota
Iowa
Galesville
Borah Tops GOP Inquiry Among National Leaders
A national poll by Robert Lucas shows Senator Borah leading among Republican contenders, with Frank Knox, Governor Landon, and Senator Vandenberg following. Former President Hoover ranks sixth, signaling a new orientation in the party and Borah’s liberal, independent record amid constitutional debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lucas
Hoover
Senator Borah
Frank Knox
Chiago
Landon
Kansas
Vandenberg
Michigan
Borah
Borah as Republican Hopeful for 1937 Presidency
The article touts Senator Borah as a West Coast liberal Republican who defends liberty and checks on government. It argues he unites anti New Deal sentiment with support for liberal policies while resisting regimentation. Despite age, he remains vigorous and popular among Midwestern Republicans as a potential 1937 nominee.
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Idaho
Borah
Harvard
Columbia School of Economics
Hopson Should Face Congressional Questioning Like Sinclair
The essay urges drastic measures to compel Hopson of Associated Gas and Electric to disclose funds used in opposing the holding company elimination bill. It argues public anger at evasive answers and cites Sinclair’s jail term as a lesson that government authority stands above wealth. It condemns defiance by utility magnates and calls for transparency on profits and campaign spending.
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Hopson
Herase C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Congress
Harry Sinclair
Congressional Inquiry Committee
United States
Sinclair
Inquiry Committee
Congressional Committee
What Others Think The Yule Tree Bill
Wisconsin’s Christmas tree bill stalls in the legislature amid debate over licensing, tagging, and enforcement. Conservationists seek a law to curb waste and illegal harvests, including outside trees, while preserving families’ access to trees for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Lonservation Commission
Lawrence Comment by David Lawrence on House strain and illness
Washington notes show 48 of 435 representatives ill or in delicate health amid a grueling session. Absences reached 100 at a rally call as administration pressure and back home constituents test lawmakers. The piece highlights chronic stress, heart trouble rumors, and calls for early adjournment with Collins Truax obituary context.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
House
John J. O’connor
House Rules Committee
Tate
Truax
Ohio
Mr. O'Connor
Charles V. Truax
Capitol
Roosevelt
Syehough
Rhode Island
Brash Tales of Billy Leeds and Broadway Figures
Colorful New York gossip column sketches Billy Leeds famed youth about town and his bohemian exploits in the South Seas. Polly Adler and a parade of theater and social figures appear in sharp character vignettes with wit and racy detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Leeds
South Sea Islands
Leeds
Polly Adler
Polly
Eagles Face La Farge In Rematch On The Road
Ten years ago today the fast Eagle ball team travels to La Farge for a rematch after La Farge’s 3 1 defeat at home. Affeldt to pitch with Wartinbee catching while local figures head south to Carbondale and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Farge
Eagles
Affeldt
Wartinbee
Charles Schuler
Barron Company
Carbondale
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Scranton
Roellig
Eleventh
la Crosse
Tred Strauss
Gary
Ing
W. F. Strauss
Market Street
Ida Mae
A. A. Bentley
la Crosee Hospital
Dora Rossberg
West Prairie
Clara Swenson
Charles Street
Milwaukee
Charlotte Heydon
H. Heydon
Superior
Diss Ora Anderson
Mississippi Street
St. Paul
Walter Hice
Sai Brakke Drug Store
Frenchan
Quotation Snippets From Civic Leaders and Notables
A collection of quotations from figures including Sir Cedric Hargwicke Huey Long Gov. Harry W. Nice Camille Kelley Edward Johnson Ernest Cossart Joseph Silverman Upton Sinclair and others appears amid notes of travel and social mentions. Also mentions John Wenzel Herbert Hert and companions riding to Winona and Burton and Sawyer touring the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Jackson
Reaiveyr
Filkins
John Wenzel
Herbert Hert
Winona
George W. Burton
W.E. Sawyer
Lakes
Babson Warns Foreign Trade Holds Key To Prosperity
Babson Park Mass August business reports show gains over July and last year as consumer and heavy industries revive. He cautions that world trade, currency stability, and lower tariffs are vital to a lasting upturn, noting imports and exports remain imbalanced and policy must favor freer commerce for national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Barrlexa
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Pacific Coast
Detroit
New England
United States
Germany
Italy
Bull
Hull
Steel
Ome
Depurleht
Publishers Financial Bureau
Kid Rainey Triumphs in Quick Second Round Knockout
In a tense boxing night, Kid Rainey defeats Crane with a powerful second round finish. Doc McCurry and Rainey confront threats to throw the match while dealing with a gunman note and staged underworld pressure. The win secures a potential title shot and sizable bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Rainey
Doc” McCurry
Doc McCurry
Kid Harney
Doc
McCurry
Crane
Dec
Hainey
Dee
Mike
Ted Rainey
Rainey
Biaial
McClure
Myndlewte
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Wie
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RUS Mayer
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Proddin
REA
Duce
D. C
Joe Moore
Moore
Chateaubriand
Paris
Jerusalem
Athens
Jacke Curley
Metropolis
George Bellows
Shatner
Savile Row
Aati
John Chapman
Will Mahoney
London
Broadway
Clay Morgan
Tony Canzoneri
Rialto
Perne Porter
Dwight Fiske
Prince of Wales
Elsie Janis
Lou Holtz
San Francisco
Vincent Sheean
Follywood
Rome
Helen Gould
McNaught Syndicate
Louis Schroeder
J Day
Hies
Sir Cedric Hargwicke
Senator Huey Long
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Camille Kelley
Memphis Juvenile Court
Hf T
General Lee
Gettysburg Battlefield
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera
Ernest Cossart
Joseph Silverman, Jr
Upton Sinclair
Roger W.badson
Tribune's Evening Story
The
Leather Masters
John Nicholas
Jim
Aig
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