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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1920

Page

7

Constantine Seeks Return to Greece Amid Plebiscite Declares Hope

Reports say King Constantine expected to be proclaimed and welcomed in Greece after Sunday's plebiscite, with naval and military movements shaping the return. The article notes government expectations, transportation by cruiser squadrons, and potential public ceremonies in Piraeus. Also included are crowding notes on rubber footwear and coal storage tips, reflecting broader wartime concern and home front advice.

Constantine Pepiseltr Restulis Cateaiay Piraets Hays

Fragmented Gazette Style Road Note Shows Confusing Jumble

A garbled OCR style note discusses highways water and trucks in a fragmented stream. It mentions Camela and infared terms and a misordered sequence of numbers, leaving the overall meaning unclear.

Judge McGannon Indicted in Kagy Murder Case

Cleveland judge W H McGannon faces second degree murder indictment over the shooting death of D C Kagy after a drinking party ride. Jonen Wade and Toyce were involved. testimony places McGannon at the scene. Neely’s testimony is expected to influence the trial.

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Sailor Seeks Lost Sister Across Uncertain Seas

A fragmentary tale follows a sailor searching for his sister with aid from Tales and a journey toward a town with pets and baskets. The narrative interweaves digressions about a dog parrot and a box laden voyage, ending with Swiss cheese makers in the United States and Europe.

Can Vanderlip Change Gana Town’s Personality

Ossining observer Tavery A. Jacobs reviews Frank Vanderlip’s plan to transform the frontier town of Sparta, once a Revolutionary crossroads, by attracting transients and reshaping its character. Old colonial stock fades as Italian, Swedish, Russian, and Hungarian influences arrive.

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Ladd Proposes Grain Marketing System in Senate

Fargo North Dakota Dr. B E Ladd the first U S Senator from the Nonpartisan League proposes a grain marketing system in the Senate to curb price instability. He urges federal action to stabilize markets, support cooperative farming groups, and improve rural education.

Fargo BE. F.ladd U. S Nonpartisan League Congress Dr. Ladd Sven Selles Meyer Conan le Regislation Ig Federal Reserve Banks Il Raitiile

Girl completes coast to coast horseback trip

San Francisco reports Miss O Lempie of St Albans Vermont arrived late Monday after riding on horseback the full journey about 3900 miles. The 21 year old said she began in June last year and rode to the coast without breaking the voyage.

San Francisco O. Lempie St. Albans Lempie

Harding Has Busy Day Before Leaving Washington

President elect Harding held a busy schedule of conferences in Washington on Tuesday before departing at four o'clock for his home in Marion.

Harding Washington Maviou

Polish Rebuff Silesian Plebiscite Voting Rules Spark Plot Claims

War saw dispatches report Polish government opposing Britain proposed voting from outside Silesia in the plebiscite area. The press claims a new German plot with 30,000 German troops moving arms to back a yes vote for Upper Silesia.

Silesia Warsaw Associated Press Great Britain Germany Upper Silesia Poland

The Shimmy Praise From Cartoons Magazine

A light note praises the shimmy dance, saying it is not harsh on shoes while quipping about the appeal and its light, casual charm. The item reflects a humorous take from Car toons Magazine on popular dance trends.

Cartoons Magazine

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