Psalmic Praise Expresses Gratitude and Trust
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
3
Milwauks railroad cuts La Crosse service angering visitors
A Chicago visitor laments Milwaukee Road cuts to La Crosse schedules and the awkward south side transfer. The piece argues public utilities must serve community welfare, criticizing the railroad’s stance at a union station hearing and urging a through station solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North la Crouse
Barrington
Chicago
la Crossé
Milwauker
la Crosse
Dsilor
Ta Crosse
Suaiety
Hick
Milwaukee Road
Union Station
Union
Milwaukee
Brau
la Grosse
Irrepressible and Irresponsible Debate Over Immigration Pact
The article reports a heated exchange in Congress where Representative Kaho of California denounced Japan amid talk of a tentative immigration agreement. It notes a quoted newspaper interview with Count Okuma and warns against inflaming tensions, urging wait for concrete terms before judging U S Japan relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Kaho
California
God of Peace
Count Okuma
Irrepressible Conflict Over Immigration Debate
The passage notes friction over Japanese immigration and cautions it may become a lasting clash unless current leaders on both sides curb their irrepressible and irresponsible rhetoric. It reflects partisan tension and concern about policy direction.
After Thoughts on Harding Ship Subsidy Debate
The piece recalls Senator Harding's plea for a government aided merchant marine and a strong navy to defend commerce, noting echoes of the old ship subsidy. It questions the public support, asks what use of aid if everyone pursues self interest, and wonders if Harding’s stance would have extended beyond shipyards and Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
United States
Wall Street
Questions of Disarmament and Hardball Politics
President Wilson refused to send a U S delegation to world disarmament talks citing nonmembership in the League of Nations. The piece reflects on international implications, President Harding’s forthcoming stance, and satirical asides on current events and Washington officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
League of Nations
League
United States
Kaiser Wilhelm
the Hague
Harding
Olden Times Ten Years Ago In La Crosse
Ten years ago in La Crosse the Yeomen elected Dr E Burritt as foreman and Phillip Roth as master of ceremonies at Nicholson Scott hall. Population figures show La Crosse county at 43 996 with countywide gain offset by losses outside the city. Socialist organizers spoke in North La Crosse with Onalaska residents applying for a local. A new law firm Skaar and Bosshard began in Funk block. Fire destroyed the old Line house on North La Crosse road. Joseph Vollmar sent to Cuba with Seventh U S Cavalry. Local buttons printed in the city now available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson-Scott Hall
la Crosse
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
E. Burritt
Phillip Roth
W. B. Batchelder
Washington
la Crosse County
Fjelstad
North la Crosse
Onalaska
CG. McCaleb
Wisconsin
E. 4. Evans
Katherine Fayes
Europe
Mary Eyans
Antwerp
Hvans
New York
Skaar
Qualaske
Joseph Vollmar
United States Army
Cuba
Seventh United States Cavalry
John Costlcy
Main
State Streets
Black River Falls
Hardy
State University
Mesers
Carlyle
Ewe
South Fifth Street
Campbell
Campbell Hell
Thayer
Sparta
The Red Hat and Nellie Bates in Studio Blues
Nellie Bates, a fashion model, battles vanity and a red hat in a studio. A glass break sparks a breakdown, and Arthur Warren ferries her to his country house for rest with his aunt acting as nurse. Nellie awakes in a pink room under his careful care and his curious, altered gaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Nelle Bates
Nellie
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Warren
Miss Bates
Dourdas
Wellie
Unul
Rocky Mountains
Miss Yates
Miss Gates
Warren
Nellie Bates
Miss Hares
I Ruth
Mr. Warren
Arthur
Nile Nellie Bates
Lersel
Nola
Arlauy Warren
Philadelphia Public Ledger legacy and a guiding newsboy
A Bostonpedigreed tale recalls Cyrus H K Curtis who began as a Portland newsboy and rose to publish the Philadelphia Public Ledger and merge the Philadelphia Press. The item notes a 19th century hotel lobby scene and a lifelong ascent in publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Cyrus H. K Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
the Country Gentlem Gnan
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Philadelphia Press
Dearly Stis A Christmas Calendar Party Idea
A Christmas calendar party before Christmas offers a creative spin on holiday craft nights. Gather colored paper, cardboard, calendar pads, scissors, paste, paint and ribbons to assemble varied calendars with prizes for the top three designs. A lighthearted exchange follows a farmer and boy joke, then a debate question about a poodle’s harmlessness.
Wrenn children help nab burglars in village
Ben and Wilma Wrenn alert Constable Jones after burglars steal Mr Martins car as they try to flee. The robbers are captured by Jones and deputy John Bensos, jailed in the constable’s cellar, and a $100 reward is announced for the youths’ part in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Ben
Mr. Martin
Dave
Wilma
Martins
Wrenns' Nest
David
Martas
Lois
Arthur Warren Holds Short Moment With Nellie
In a charged scene Arthur Warren kneels beside Nellie as she pleads to stay. He recalls saving her and she expresses a wish to remain together indefinitely in a quiet, intimate moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Waeren
Nellie
Arthur
Wolf and husky comparison and craft twine use in harvest
The article discusses the wolf ancestry of the husky and its differing traits suited to Arctic conditions, noting the dog’s docile nature under normal care versus savagery when starved. It also describes harvesting twine made from hemp and paper as a cheaper alternative to traditional cordage, used in box making and binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiard Sea
Doube
Tiskimoe
Waysdog
Immediate Plan to Revive War Board Seeks Senate Action
Supporters of a joint resolution to revive the war board press Friday for immediate Senate action. Proponents say passage is cleared for final approval. Chairman Gronna indicates the treasure measure would likely obtain a majority, with readers expecting a favorable vote when brought up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gronna
Ecomuieres
Thief Trapped by Automatic Door Closer at Bank
A new security measure installs automatic door closers at banks and similar institutions to trap thieves attempting entry. The device activates during attempted burglary, increasing the chance of capture and reducing safe access for intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thievey
Bomb Thrown in Romanian Senate Kills Two Members
A bomb exploded in the Romanian senate injuring many and killing M. Grece nau a ministerial figure and Bishop Dudu. Minister M. Saleann General Coanda and several others were wounded as the blast struck Thursday afternoon. The incident prompted warnings of further danger and a large number of people sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
London
M. Grecenau
Dudu
Buett
Amather
M. Saleann
Coanda
Owe Bishops
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D.C
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Weis’ Book Store
Wm. Doerflinger Go
Tribune and Leader-Press
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