Doris Gunther Nominated Carnival Queen
Doris Gunther is nominated Carnival Queen by the Kiwanis club during a winter event. A vote held Saturday determined the involvements and plans for the upcoming carnival activities and parade.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
2
Doris Gunther is nominated Carnival Queen by the Kiwanis club during a winter event. A vote held Saturday determined the involvements and plans for the upcoming carnival activities and parade.
Bowery Mission inmates on the East Side gathered to aid European children in distress. They helped assemble purses and pack items, prompted by broadcasts of wartime suffering, reflecting a shared humanitarian effort.
A fragmentary note indicates a Christmas season plan prompting a citywide slotting of events. The text mentions a herald or handler and a town location, but details are unclear due to broken OCR. Further readable context would clarify the event and organizing body.
A disputed request cites Yhais Authority to buy radium for Paris hospitals. Yves Le Trocequer and Winkler of public works discuss financing and licensing, with concerns over purity and exchange conditions. The report notes possible price exposure and the risk of overrun.
Washington officials and railroad executives faced a senate inquiry into coal profits. George I. Cushing, head of the American Wholesale Coal Association, testified as investigators sought names tied to extraordinary profits distributed to managers.
A serialized report notes Guthin Lue Tually denying a political charge while a former government official is linked to a $600,900 profit, revealed by the executive session committee chair Calder. The second item reports over 299 deer killed in an Els county season ending last week, with more than 200 killed in the same county.
Representative Schull a Republican of Minnesota urged a formal investigation into the Federal Reserve Bank and the banking system over six days of heavy withdrawals. He accused the Fed of drawing “the life blood from the northwest” and pressed for a probe into reserve bank conduct and line extensions amid credit withdrawals. The report mentions a marine farm crab in Japan as a tangential detail.
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