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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1920
Page
6
Pope Benedict commends American rescue effort for distressed European children and lauds Herbert Hoover. Letter, transmitted via Carolin Gibbons, calls for continued aid by American charities and notes enduring gratitude from Europe.
A lengthy critique argues Ayres Recort exposes flaws in state education funding and governance, condemning costly boards and commissions. The piece urges reform of the State Board of Education and associated agencies, claiming misaligned authority and excessive costs hinder elementary and higher education.
Argentinian officials announce withdrawal from the assembly after a note from President Seps Pueyrredon to Senor Pueyreadon. The move follows Argentina’s belief that the assembly would uphold rights and liberty of nations, leading to its suspension of participation. Leaders react as debates over league disintegration widen.
President-elect Harding returns from vacation to outline policy focused on a government aided merchant marine to boost American maritime power. He vows national unity and international peace without sacrificing nationality as he and Mrs. Harding tour Hampton Roads and Newport News before heading to Bedford Virginia for further speaking engagements.
Fragmented dispatches discuss Harding era policies, economic thrift, and public mood. References to Vierech and the katiser hint at wartime intrigue while a Indiana dispatch notes a Negro narrowly escapes a noose. The piece urges normalcy, saving, and steady work as America heads toward postwar adjustment and Mexico’s quiet period.
A Diamond Dyes pack includes a direct sample that lets any woman dye faded garments and fabrics in a rich color. Wool silk linen cotton or blends respond well. Buy Diamond Dyes or another kind and guaranteed perfect results even for first-timers. Dragest will show Diamond Dyes Color Card.
The Chicago Tribune reports paper costs soar in 1920 with paper wood and labor expenses rising sharply. Circulars from the International Paper Co cite wood costs at 236 percent of 1915, freight and supplies up over 100 to 271 percent, pressuring publishers to restrain public prices despite higher costs.
St Paul based Everett McGowan national amateur speed skating champion plans to issue a challenge to Oscar Mathiesen of Norway for the world championship. McGowan, an amateur now, aims to turn professional after the new year and hopes to arrange a race in February in Norway.
Milwaukee office announces changes along the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line with Saturday effective trains. Train 1 from La Crosse to Milwaukee will stop at Winona Red Wing Watertown New Lisbon and Xi ponta for Milwaukee riders. Train 101 from Milwaukee to La Crosse will stop at Houston and Tomas Nember 1% Sparta. Train 4 from La Crosse at 12 40 A M will stop at New Lisbon and Oevnomo for Chicago passengers.
John Marau N Marquet died Friday morning at 10 13 at his home. He had lived in Crosse most of his life and worked in the stone quarry business. His widow survives. Funeral services will be held at 1283 Perry Street at two o’clock Thursday afternoon at St. Paure Lutheran Church, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Senator Colt of Rhode Island urged Congress to gather facts on immigration before enacting new limits. He said current information does not justify an absolute two year embargo and noted about 18,000,900 immigrants were entering the United States. Dr. Rupert Blue disagreed, saying future emigration depends on shipping facilities and policy, with medical reports slowing reservations.
Washington: Armour & Company wins court approval to sell off its interests in three wholesale grocery concerns after a February ruling requiring Big Five packers to sever non meat related holdings. Sales include Llewellyn Bean properties in Michigan to six buyers, Kraut company interests to A. E. Slessmup of Fremont, and Gouway hotel supply stock to eleven individuals.
The will of Joseph Emmert, pioneer businessman, opened for probate today bequeaths Balt a $400,000 estate to fund a proposed home for the aged in Freeport. Sinn Fein threats spread across the west and south of Ireland as conspirators are warned of death.
A fragmented excerpt mentions Edwin and a teacher figure debating the best time for apple picking. It references Boston and a casual tone about outdoor enjoyments and available air and sun. Details are sparse, with incomplete lines and unclear context.
Washington reports the committee on committees selected seven Republicans to join the enlarged appropriations committee, which will frame all supply measures. The 35-member panel will include twenty Republicans and fifteen Democrats, with seven new Democrats and seven new Republicans joining.
Kyle Neely, a taxi driver, was shot Saturday when five bandits robbed his cab in Minneapolis. The crime targeted two Northern Big Company employees riding in the taxi and carrying payroll exceeding $900, as the driver and passengers were injured during the hold up.
Authorities report sleepwalker Slepicka, a Bernvra tailor, stabbed his wife to death and then killed himself while asleep early today. Marie Wagner, mother of the wife, said Slepicka had a history of sleepwalking and had feared his habit could end badly.
Rep sent Mutual of New York Harry A Long will become Lu Crosse nger and general agent for the Mougy Life Insurance company of New Gh on January 1, 1921. After 25 years as advertising, purchasing agent for the Gund Brewing company, Long leaves brewing to enter life insurance. He praises his long Coast association with the company and his wide acquaintance in La Crosse. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York is one of the oldest and largest. He will write ordinary life policies for corporations and partnerships. The first bag of cotton export from the United States was shipped from Charleston, S.C. to London on Monday 17.
A grandmother’s tale touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple dye to restore natural hair color. The ad claims gradual darkening with easy application using a comb or brush, promising glossy, youthful results after one or two uses.
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