Near East relief worker to speak here Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Kelley, a nationally known speaker, will address La Crosse residents on October 14 about Armenian and Near East relief efforts. The local group plans a sustained campaign and a permanent coordination committee. The event follows a Milwaukee gathering and will be held at eight in the Chamber of Commerce room with Pastor B C Dixon presiding.
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Elizabeth Kelly
Pilot Smith
la Crosse
East Committee
la Crosse County
Near East
Milwaukee
Lizabeth Kelley
Armeny
de Near Bast
Kelles
la Creese
Ter
Rowliyan
Miss Kelley
Lag Neur
Dewmand
Unitted
Ta Crosse Contus
Elen
Wealth Tau
Her. B.c.dixon
Kirst
Ehareh
Debate Over Irish Policy and US Tax and Immigration Stance
The piece argues US government should not curb free discussion on Ireland and criticizes proposed tax shifts toward consumption rather than income. It questions immigration limits, warns against harming workers, and advocates measured policy balancing welfare, jobs, and national development while considering transportation and canal projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Sam
Unik
Ireland
Pven
Haiti
Philippines
Lola Platt
Toland
Willis
German Cables Discussed at White House Meeting
Acting Secretary Paris of the State Department conferred with President Wilson at the White House. Reported topic included the position of the five great powers on German cables and related disagreements. The Detroit Free Press also notes unrelated humorous fragments about a girl awaiting marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretaty Paris
State Department
Wilson
White House
Pawels
Germany fights American films in Berlin cinema clash
German authorities clamp down on foreign pictures after producers argue U S films flood the market. They say American westerns and crime dramas lure audiences with low costs, hindering locally produced movies. Officials consider further exhibition restrictions to protect domestic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
America
Thermony Siet
Takiy Carry
Timmees and Economics
Therman
Rhine
Ligalowius
Dive Deen
Sonsablioual
Wild West
Deportations and plots blamed on Reds in Russia and Washington
A garbled report alleges Russian exile activity and anti government plots involving figures such as Buford and Berkman, with claims of bomb conspiracy links across Moscow Kiev and Petrograd. Details mention a suspected network tied to Liesuvick government officials and various operatives in 1919 era contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sowie
Sark
Buford
Vit Vero
Tightman
Alexander Berkman
Vosovigh
Marcus
Liesuvick Govarama
Thors Suhnabel
Dofon of
Russia
Ladin
Beriwig
Peter Braaky
M Porter
Ornaio Ga
Teleboi
Behulz Brothers
Kiev
Kusbrerafl
Sovial Bureau
Moscow
Paul Koy
Petro
Fat Man Takes Twelve Pallbearers at Sacramento Funeral
Twelve pallbearers carried the coffin for Joseph J. Krobeck in Sacramento where he was hailed as the champion fat man of the world. Weighing 649 pounds, he died as surgeons tried to remove weight from his abdomen to aid his life. The coffin required a specialist crane and a seven foot long, six foot wide, and a deep storage container described as a makeshift cremation cask.
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Sacramento
Gulf
Joseph J. Krobeck
Krobeck
Kreheek
Ai Ghrens
Ute
One Per Cent Sale Tax Urged
Washington reports a proposal in the House of Representatives to substitute a one per cent sales tax replacing many excise taxes. The plan would tax purchases over 200 dollars monthly, exempt some items, and aim to raise about 1.5 billion dollars annually to offset abolished excises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Phoporal
Treptoe Smtatlvs Mad
New York
Republicaa
Whys and
Mott
Ruling on Liquor Transport From Bonded House
A Supreme Court decision held that whiskey cannot be removed from a bonded warehouse to a private residence for private use. The ruling clarifies the constitutionality of recent amendments and confirms that intoxicants may not be moved from vended warehouses to owners' homes except under authorized terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodze Faris
Ulo
Trade Leaders Discuss Price Fixing Amid Litigation Claims
A federal decommission report cites letters from trade leaders alleging coordinated price discussions among implement and vehicle manufacturers. Officials including Parsonage of the National Association and Weeks of Studebaker face questions over meetings and potential price rises. The document references correspondence in 1917 1918 detailing open discussions and planned price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirshheimer
Wissern
Agricuitum
Parsonage
Department of the National Resociation
D. M. F. Weeks
Wales
Studebaker Corporation
Southern
TE. Ahrens
Hic Relignee
Deered Company
Nationa! Au
Bradford Brinton
Grand Vetour Plow Company
EL W
Ate Gurlough
National Tranlement Association
Ict
Lenine and Soviet Trade Concessions Highlight Washington Visit
Washington D. Vanderlip presented a New York newspaper copy to Lenine as tensions rise over Soviet concessions. Vanderlip, linked to a Siberian grant valued at three billion dollars, said peace in Ansala would not restart trade with the United States until Soviet relations reopen. He denied sending or receiving letters from President-elect Harding, stating that such matters are his concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw York
Lenine
So Jet Russia
New York
Ixim
Savi
Washington D . Vanderlin
Vanderlip
Siberia
Lsoviet
Tig
Senator Harding
Moscow
Combat Socialism By Correspondence Course In State
Racine Wisconsin announces a county wide correspondence school course to combat socialism. The Constitutional League of Wisconsin leads the class and aims to train soap box orators. The program covers economics, socialism, WSW and Bolshevists, plus public speaking. Enrollment includes workers, officials, and professionals. The course is free, funded by the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Constitutional Ofense League of Wisconsin
Fuundamentals
WSW
Aho Organization
Unfair Holds Report Sparks Trade Commission Debate
Washington reports show the federal trade commission may pursue further action after a flawed report on farm implement prices and profits. The discussion highlights that hooping and plow manufacturers benefited while farmers saw reduced margins, with analysts pointing to data from 1614-18 and calls for clearer conclusions. The House bill on a veterans bonus advances, with Senate Finance to hear witnesses including American farm groups.
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I. J
Ule Dan Urasse
Dow
Fragmes J
Erhiups
Wederalfe Commission
Gommis
Erilivigan
Wesermann
Ansis
Masking & Sells
Elfpercent
Jas
Mir
Owa
Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Farmers Propose Halving Military Funds For Agriculture
The farmers nations council urged the senate agriculture committee to cut army appropriations by half to finance exports and buy the wheat crop. They also called for elevator and milling reforms, short term government credits for farmers, railroad nationalization, and passage of the regulatory packer bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Grain Corporation
Senate Ag
Farmers” Nations Coureil
Fragmentary doodle hints at whiskey barrel talk in Dallas
A jumbled OCR snippet references men willing to go over Ni in nine, a whiskey barrel, and a bar rel full in Dallas, suggesting a truncated note or ad fragment about alcohol storage or phrasing. No clear event or names emerge, but Dallas is indicated with a rough mention of barrels and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Minstrel Revue Repeated At Local Church
The fourth annual minstrel revue by St. Wenceslaus church youths drew large crowds at the school auditorium Thursday. Box office demand forced tickets to sell out. a repeat show is planned for next Thursday at 8 o clock with late tickets admitted. The program featured songs, vaudeville acts, and an orchestral solo, receiving enthusiastic response. Meanwhile President-elect Harding plans consultations with over a hundred figures, including Hoover, Root, and Bryan, to chart a middle ground on international issues ahead of inauguration.
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Wancestalis
St. Wenceslaus-church
Vauderville
Swanes
Bones” Spade
Lalaby Mammy
Spuds
Tronick
Jingo
Liza Jane” Lislovec
Slowfoot
Twais
Marion
Ohio
Association of Nations
Starding Tet
Win
Jennings Breen
Elihu Root
Rerbert Hoover
League
Pine
Hoover
Root
Bryan
Harding
Vernalles
Winker
Rootway
Iy Anxiona
Versailles
Europe
Herding Ag Parl
Caruso suffers throat hemorrhage during Brooklyn opera
Caruso, the famed tenor, burst a blood vessel in his throat while singing at Brooklyn's Norooklyn Academy of Music during Donizetti's I Elisir d’amore. He completed the act before a physician advised stopping. audience and manager sought his return, though many urged him to continue. The incident follows a similar hemorrhage at the Metropolitan Opera House last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brieice Caruso
Norooklyn Academy of
Donizetti
Linod
Curuise
Nerson Inche
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Beckley Named Chairman of National Board Committee
Dr. E. W. Geckler of St Paul Ming, supreme physician of the Knights of Columbus, was named today as chairman of a national committee to investigate work for prevention of tuberculosis in the United States. The committee will consider establishing a large national sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
New York
E. W. Geckler
St. Paul Ming
Knights of Columbus
Nacional
United States
Flyers in Esquimac Suits Daily Visitors Here
Construction of the air mail service workshop at Salter field was completed yesterday. Carlson and his local crew moved in to shelter the trucks and furnish a shelter for the Ten. A bengal will be erected next sprint to provide accommodations for two or three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tu
Bosshardt
David Cody
Carlson
Salter Field
Riviera Annex opens as new north side business hub
The Riviera Annex opened Saturday night in the Riviera theater building north wing. Elmer Freng debuts a modern tea cream parlor and news stand with marble Tarzo fountain and latest cases, plus a basement lunch room with heating and artistic lighting. Wrenz calls Riviera Annex the North Side’s newest shop, aiming for immediate opening. Freng’s prior experience spans Ford sales, Gnalaska Pickle and Canning, and Standard Oil signals a busy local business debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Elmer Freng
Reviera Theater
Freng
Freng Banc
Preple
Wrenz
Riviera Annex
Ford Motor Car Company
Gnalaska Pickle and ‘Canning Company
Treny
Standard Oil Company
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Collection Day for Relief Urges Churches for Europe Aid
Hoover calls on churches to observe a national day of prayer on December 10 and participate in a campaign to raise 53,000,000 as America's Christmas gift to European children. The effort spans holidays with funds collected in churches and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilk
Herbe
Billl
Lowey
Americas
Europe
Delag
Wash day relief by home laundry service offered
A newspaper notice promotes a laundry service that collects sheets bedspreads tablecloths towels pillow slips and undergarments. It promises washing in mild soap and soft water, thorough rinsing and ironing then fluffy wag with warm air. It emphasizes convenience and reasonable prices.
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Near East Relief Worker
Salzerfeld
Justmenen
Tee Treasury
Flouston
Peter
Trashubhyo
Troustin
Trower
Sears
Veuller
Panu Canal
Common Symptons
Stone Granhier
Jess
Detroit Free Press
Germany
Fat Man
the Public Eye
AY Barbaresrac
H. Clay Evenson
Optometrist
Ontician
Matt Spah
Misha
T. Suika
W. Shedeski
C. “Papanese Sandman
W. Waig
Mrs. N. I Hengel
EJ. Kreutz Binade
Brooklyn
Adam Kroner
Pearl ST
Esquimac
New North Side Business Place
New Loxton
Sping Emergency Fleet Corporation Gas Today
Groton Tron Works
Groton
Soverntgent Corporation
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