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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
2
A garbled, error-filled excerpt hints at a tense confrontation with mistrust, abandonment, and veiled threats. Characters speak in fragmented phrases about deserters, resistance, and risk, leaving the plot and identities obscured but suggesting turmoil and danger.
Sacramento California reports Jered C. Nelles superintendent says a number of students at Whittier style school form a satan organization to influence athletics and school spirit at the campus.
The article discusses replacing foreign made toys with American goods, citing the American Forestry Association estimate of lumber use and production scale. It notes concerns about cost, materials, and the public’s demand shaping toy design, with examples of types and functions of toys and the broader industry implications.
A U.S. citizen funded a Verdun memorial honoring the Trench of Bayonets and the French gallantry. George R Ruud of New York financed it. his son George F Rand Jr will attend dedication with siblings. The monument portrays the trench as a symbol of wartime peril and Franco-American solidarity.
President Mileraud and Ambassador Wallace spoke at a dedication with 38 French ministers present. Marshal Foch Petain and General Maungin attended as well. The report notes wartime advocacy and shifting views on marriage as Flapper Scored comments circulate. The Chicago Examiner quotes exchanges about social attitudes and possible sales unrelated to the ceremony.
Auke Kennedy, an able seaman, reports he was left ashore accidentally at Brindisi, Tuy, and escaped across the Atlantic to await the Sherman. He states the ship beat him 45. He seeks transport home, saying he owes $33 in transit costs. The report notes efforts to locate the Sherman and verify his account.
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