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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1921

Page

6

New Clue in Kennedy Murder Mystery Found

A damaged clipping reports a shotgun linked to the Kennedy case, with authorities tracing an older double barrel to a local gunsmith. The weapon allegedly surfaced near Santa Monica, found on August 6 by beach wires, indicating a possible breakthrough in the probe.

CSS Car Kennedy Becker Ae Guiesmith C. Bing Sten Mings Distriet Santa Monica

Duluth Theater Magnate Found Dead in Mystery Case

Pyuth Minnesota realty owner Tuliis Cook linked to Duluth and Superior district theaters was found dead in an abandoned venue. Police report suggests death by self action with body discovered after at least 14 hours, investigators probing possible motives and site details.

PYUTH Minn Tuliis Cook. Realty Company T String Duluth Superior Oh Tien New Grand Theater Saipardie Rite Bore Polity Cook

Governor Blaine Laid Up With Infected Foot

Matison Wisconsin reports Governor J Blaine is confined with an infected foot. The illness has forced the governor to remain in an elevated position as doctors manage swelling and discomfort.

Blaine

Jesuit Professors Meet at Campion Prairie Wisconsin

Jesuit professors of science and mathematics from Missouri province gathered at Campion College in Prairie of Clin for a three day convention. Sessions elected Trey Hugo P B Slodemeyer as president and Ken J. Schuleshermta as secretary. Attendees included six universities and six colleges such as Creighton Omaha Leyoki Chicago Marquette Milwaukee Sir John's Toledo St Louis Regis College Detroit Denver Kansas City Cleveland St Navier's Cin Saint Marys Campion.

Prairie Clin Wis Missouri the Trey Hugo PB. Slodemeyer Ken J. Schuleshermta Cy St. Louis University Creighton University Omaha Leyoki Chicatgo Marquette Milwaukee Sir John's Toledo University of Petroit Regis College Teenver Borkhiurst Kansas City St. Tenating Cleveland St Navier's Cinvindad St. Mary's Campion

ALL ABSENT G. O. P. SENATORS RECALLED

Washington Republican senators recalled to Washington by Senator Curtis to maintain a working quorum. Indicated no change in overseas legislative program, aims to pass farm relief, with farm leaders pressing action. Steel plant in Minwankee Wisconsin to reopen next Tuesday under Titinots Steel Bayview subsidiary of United States Steel Corp after monthlong idling. about 500 workers affected.

Washington Swere Seator Curtis Kansas Dadee Inder Minwatekee Wis Titinots Steel Bayview United States Steel Corperation

Bandits Fight City Bank Robbery at Curlew Depot

Two men were seriously wounded during a gun battle with police while three suspects robbed Citizens Savings Bank at Curlew Metay. One bandit was shot three times, another arrested, and a third escaped. The chaotic scene followed a raid tied to the Curlew incident, with local reports noting police pursuit and hospital status of the wounded.

Port Rodge Lowi Star Ind Curlew Mettay Mindit Madison Wis Lerpoon Milwaukes Road Round House

Straight Skirts Still Fashionable for Fall Trends

Marian Hale notes fall fashion features straight skirts in navy and gray wool fabrics. She highlights new silhouette lines, envelope wraps, sling bands, and choker collars, with emphasis on practical fabrics and modern tailoring choices.

Stolen Bike Found in Home Maxwell Faces Theft Charge

Charles Maxwell was arrested and charged with stealing bicycles from Guenther Maur and others. The bikes were found at Maxwell's home on Leonis Street in the 12000 block. Guenther identified the bicycles as those belonging to his son. Maxwell’s bond was set at 1000, with the preliminary examination scheduled for August. The report notes unconnected remarks from a Globe column.

Maxwell Charles Maxwell Guenther Maur ‘Rooully Pite Shivers Miiteosye iHoubik Mr. Guenther Urige Miswell Buiter Ted Maxsvell Leonis Street Heather Pampination Have Post

Krauses Defeat Newburgs to Win City Championship

The Krauses defeated the Newburgs 7 to 6 in the Tift gym series to claim the city championship. Mitch Smith pitched a shutout after the second inning as the Krauses rallied for Go runs. Teammates listed include Travel, Vrevark, and G Stutiiel while Newburgs featured Ty Newburss and Ty opponents.

Rauses Newbers City Athampionship Tift Gamnea Smith Mitchie Newpirres Tho Krauses Noy Cet Ty Ieely Hatiries Smith Travel Mie Kraus Vrevark G. Stutiiel Ty Newburss

Fragmented Oddities From a City Column

A hazy OCR fragment describes a woman in a county setting reacting to a lwy and nest, with garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a mother, a lwy, and a tree. It mentions an English novelist and a scene of a lordway aflame, but the text is highly unclear and contains many misread words.

Stand For Washing Cars A Bi Garage Stand

A garbled note describes a car washing stand near a garage and mentions winter issues and convenience for washers. It references Afvien's coast and Lis Ustuwe Urokud in unclear terms. The readable fragments imply a local setup for car cleaning.

Afvien

Picnic Wednesday League Training Sparks Strong Prep

Local league teams drill at Copeland Park as managers evaluate candidates and strategize for an upcoming contest. Coaches highlight key players Teeter Kempter Ton Mulder and Joe Kneesel while noting Smith and Smiths plan to field a 15 man squad for the match. Proceeds from the sale of the Friends of the Friendless fund are mentioned.

Soins Copeland Park Toy Posibiine Pam Rose Street Merabin Teeter Kempter Ton Mulder Larshot Qeem Strerely Chaplin Thompson Don Muller Gohtes Lawry

Vast Midwest Storm Wreaks Damage Across Wisconsin

Reports from Kenosha Madison Oshkosh and Alon detail a powerful Friday night storm. Homes wrecked several buildings demolished and injuries minimal. Lightning struck plants at Oshkosh Motor and Ishkosh Overall. towns report downed trees and power outages.

Oshkosh Osurosh Wis Universa] Motor T Company Crounds Ishkosh Overall Ayag Withneenn Folira Alon Aig Valiens Christian Catholic Apostolic Vhucch Metin Street

Obituary for Alot J Schindler at Chey crest cemetery

Alot J Schindler, 46, of 610 South Wishth Street, died Friday at Chey Crest Stadium. He was a member of the Eagles and St. Me. Survived by his wife and one brother. Funeral Monday at 8:50 a.m. from the home to St Joseph's Cathedral, Mather, burial at Gabaolie Cemetery.

Schindler J. Schindler South Wishth Street Priday Chey Crest Sadium The Eagles St . Me Mening Brerke St. Joseph's Cathedral Mather I ' Luverrdout Gabaolie

Untitled fragment describes kittens bound tight like a fur kit

Fragmentary text mentions kittens joined together looking like a small fur kit with legs and tails. It attributes ownership to Mrs. Margaret Widmen and refers to New Orleans and Malaysia in unclear context. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent事件.

Margaret Widmen

Grand Juryman's Home Bombed for the Second Time in Chicago

For the second time within a month the home of Grand Juryman Winkler was bombed early Saturday. The blast threw Winkler, his wife and child from their beds and wrecked the front of the house. Winkler told police he could give no reason beyond his role on the federal grand jury that returned indictments against Murphy and handled cases of bail bond indictments.

Chicago Winkler Oood Federal Big Tim ™ Murphy Puilman Mui

Square Becomes Playground At St Sophia’s Square

The square in front of St Sophia’s, familiar to every visitor, is being converted into a playground. Local officials announced the project, hoping to provide a safe space for children and families in the neighborhood.

St. Sophia's

Trade demand for wedding rugs exceeds seven thousand pounds

An official states that more than 7,000 pounds of pure gold are required annually to supply wedding rugs for brides. The figure highlights the scale of precious metal needs in traditional bridal markets and the economic importance of gold in ceremonial textiles.

West Salem Pastor Preaches at Presbyterians Here

Samuel Davis, pastor of the Federated church of West Salem, will preach Sunday morning at the local Presbyterian church. Davis formerly led the East church, and since arriving in West Salem he has substantially increased church membership in a few months.

West Salem Ter Samuel Davis Paderated Church of West Sater Mr. Davis Federated Church At West Salém

Patience Patence and Ash Tree Folklore Note

Fragmentary text discusses patience as a thief of ambition and the value of reading, mentioning a figure named Ash Tree and a claim that ash trees hinder vegetables. The passage reflects old proverbs and observations on plant growth and hardship.

Miners March Toward Martial Law Zone in Mingo County

Reports from Charleston say about 400 workers gathered Saturday at Mari met east of Charleston to march into Mingo County where an industrial dispute has endured for over a year and martial law currently governs the area.

Charleston. W. Va Marimet Here Mingo County Charleston

Thankful note from Swenny Senn family for kindness

The Senn family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of their daughter Eleanor. They are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings from friends and community.

Eleaner Swenry Senn Fasoly

Card of Thanks for Ice Cream Social Benefit

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans and patrons of the ice cream social that raised over one hundred dollars for the sender's son and his SES. Printed from North 6th Street address Bohland and Son.

Sons of Veterans Bohl

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