Local Problem Urges Conference on Unemployment
A Madison area editorial urges Secretary Hoover and President Harding to convene a broad conference of industry leaders and state officials to study unemployment, speed up relief measures, and outline policies. It stresses local action as essential, noting national talks alone cannot help La Crosse residents facing job loss and strained finances.
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Harding
Hoover
Gruiter
States
America
Huyer
Madison
Washington
la Crosse
Friends
Tribune and Leader-Press
Employment at Two Doorsteps Amid Hard Winter
A terse line notes work opportunities at two locations as the community braces for a hard winter, suggesting minimal distress for workers. The fragment hints at local employment efforts and shared seasonal challenges without detailing names or dates.
Rainbow Chasers and Klondike Gold Rush Reunion in Dawson
The piece recalls the 1896 Klondike rush reunion in Dawson Yukon, noting the era’s perilous quest for gold, the $22 million mined in 1900, and the fate of many prospectors. It laments rainbow chasing as often unprofitable, urging respect for Alaska and Yukon wealth in fur, salmon, timber, and oil, and valuing hard work in La Crosse.
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Timiers
Klondike
Dawson
Yukon
Bonasto Creek
California
Skookum Jim
Mason
Skookum
Jim
Wendike
Cultus Charlie
George” Carmack
Shookum Jin
Seattle
la Crosse
Alaska
Greek brothers build million-dollar hotel in Uniontown
Thrift TIVE bootblacks the Gregory brothers built a $1,000,000 hotel in Uniontown, Pa after fifteen years from a Greece origin and a cubby-hole shoe shining parlor. They credit watching nickels and dimes for success amid crooked landlords and hard times as they question how many customers with tips reached $1,000,005.
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Tive Bootblacks
Gregory
Notable European Visitors and City Plans Highlight Late 19th Century La Crosse
In Ye Olden Times ten years ago, Dr Edward Pankok and Dr Sexnsider visited La Crosse and were hosted by Mayor Dengler and others as they traveled to Wallowstone Park. The piece notes employment bureau openings after Sept 1, state office cooperation, and a shift to auto fire trucks discussed by Fire Chief Bradfield at a Milwaukee convention.
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Edward Pankok c
Muellsim
Germany
Prat
Sexnsider
Dortmud
la Crosse
John Dengler
Joan Malin
J. L. Stermdahl
United States
Wallowstone Park
Free Employment Bureau
Nathan Bradfield
Fool Department
Bradfield
Milwaukee
Germania Society
Reunswice-Balko-Collendar
van Aukan
Shera
Edward Evans
Winnipes
Man
Phyateiana
Truis Kecka
la Crosas
Gore
Tio Steel
Steel Trust
An Interesting Contrast in Courtroom Drama and Valor
A fragmented account contrasts a trial narrative with admiration for Sergeant Alvin York. It portrays the accused as guilty in a court scene while praising York’s wartime exploits and moral stance against cashing in on his fame. The piece celebrates restraint, patriotism, and dedication to duty over sensational cinema.
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Willi Striae
Jbl
America
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Ejarity
Alvin York
Nat
Tainted Money to Disappear from Public Debt Promoter
The article notes a drive by Henry Vant Line, an intern of engraving and private financing, to promote bonds and public debt securities. The work has concluded, and the author expects the introduction of cleaner money soon.
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Henry Vant Line
Prhite
Dinobats and Daily Jokes in Sunday Class Tricks
A jumble of ribbing and riddles from a daily page includes classroom quips about a Sunday school teacher, a punny exchange on a teething toy, and a math puzzle about fractions. The humor mocks teachers and offers light puzzles like what remains after distributing parts of a whole.
FAMOUS ANECDOTES OF FAMOUS PEOPLE AND ALEXANDER FOLK TALES
A fragment from a newspaper asks readers to share jokes puzzles and club news for the youth section. It recounts Byron anecdotes about hunger and a lighthearted tale of boys making a primitive telephone from baking powder boxes and string.
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Lord Byron
Kyron
Demandeu
Bengt
Byron
BERRY PATCH DISCOVERY IGNITES RIVAL PICKERS FUSS
Bertha and Mildred uncover a new berry patch while early risers raid the fields near Merston. Their greed draws attention from Farmer Clark, who confronts the group as the scene erupts into a tense scramble over the juicy berries and a hurried retreat ensues.
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Bertha
Willow Lane
Juowne
Merston
Perth
Bebe
Buetha Brown
Flutie
Mildred
Bert
Berthe
Milored
Farmer Clark
Berry Patel
Tamarraw
Morning Papers Summary of War and Labor News
In Moscow the all Russia relief commission was dissolved and members will not seek family relief abroad. Washington reports grain men argue reduced freight rates failed to boost traffic per Interstate Commerce Commission. Indianapolis notes John Ty, president of United American REST, signals intention to join Governor Morgan in opposing war in West Virginia. Vienna reports Austrian resistance against Mungurli occupation of Varghland and West Hungary. Moscow cites Leo Kamenetz saying 20,000,000 people in fifteen Russian provinces face starvation. Charleston appeals for federal troops in West Virginia. Williamson indictments charged murder against Kee, Mooney, and Robb linked to United Mine Workers. Cork Republicans plan hunger strike at Spike Island camp Tuesday.
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Moscow
Russia
Washington
Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indianapolis
Ind
J John Ty
United Ame 3
Morgan
West Virginia
Vienna
Vargenland
Surip
West Hungary
Leo Kamenetz
Stylar
Charleston
W. Va
G. F P. Morgan
Harding
Williamson
Ney
Red Mooney
Sery
Wistrict 17
United Mine Arkers
Skividl Robb
Intermathong Lorzdaiver
Cork
Hondred
Hebkl
Spike Island
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Ada Gitex
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Ike Sotes
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