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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
7
A chaotic report on temperance vote activity in Scottish towns under a new act. Mentions Newport Janghom and Glasgow areas with references to saloons, prohibitionists, and public sentiment. Names like Milo Biorust appear amid garbled OCR text.
Fragmentary text discusses license changes and “no charge” themes. It mentions Bloss er and Lyman Powell offering examples of lenient laws and party profiteers. The passage hints at concerns about others paying more money but lacks clear context, participants, or outcome.
The Socialist Party executive council adopted a resolution urging the U S government to help stop the violence in Ireland and officially recognize the Irish republic. Another resolution explains why the party did not affiliate with the Russian third internationale while respecting Moscow terms.
Milwaukie Wis deaf high school appears well equipped and under capable management according to an informal report by a investigating committee led by C P Gary state superintendent and Miss Ken M Sabin president of Milwaukee Downer college. The panel sat Tuesday at the school noting no substantiation of prior complaints and expressing confidence in administrators as pupils and teachers reportedly express satisfaction.
Mounted Police under Sergeant Demp and known for breaking trails begin their annual Arctic expedition. The relay party leaves Dawson on Monday for the Rocky Mountain divide then heads to Fort McPherson and on to Rampart House and Herschel Island, seeking news from whalers and explorers wintering in the Arctic. Also notes astonishing fact that 125000 tiny watch screws weigh a pound.
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