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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
6
In a Belfast Christmas message Sir Edward Carson urges peace and national healing. He condemns crimes described as a blot on Ireland’s Christianity and calls Ulster to live by the religion’s ideals for the country’s benefit.
A Michigan court issued an order delaying rate hikes for rail and road operators on passenger services. The restraint was granted upon the application of the attorney general, following a filing in Lansing.
Ardmore Oklahoma report on Clara Smith Hamon seeking not guilty plea in murder case. Defense presents signed AP interview narrative. Hamon described remaining in Ardmore after the shooting of Mr. Thuman and urged to flee. Statements recount her bedside visit, travel to Texas, and alleged advice from Mr. Thuman’s son to leave.
You siy Hult vow wert once men toned as a presidential possailtity. Yes, wehiyo Towns, stall hoy T was tol that it was suoh mish growip to, be president. Boston Transcript notes broad talk among local figures about national leadership and aspirations.
Senator Medi McCormick of Illinois arrived from Warsaw amid headlines that he is the most advertised American in Germany. The German press treats him as the likely representative of President-elect Harding, and he proceeded to the American military mission where he is to meet officials, including President Ibert, amid a series of entertainments.
Obituaries for Robert Yingling born 1910 in Clinton Town and Carrie Olson aged 77 of La Crosse detail death dates and funeral arrangements. A narrative fragment from Spanish River News shares domestic scene with a young wife and husband. A card of appreciation from the Oldensurg family thanks friends for support after bereavement.
An immense electric locomotive, claimed as the world’s largest, was shown with a 5-1-2 foot wheelbase, 27% long, and 12 350 hp motors. It uses 3,000-volt trolley power and regenerative tech, capable of pulling 1000 tons at 30 mph and lifting 2,000 tons 62.5 feet per minute. Power from six mountain plants feeds the system with 100,000-volt lines. The article also notes Frederick the Great’s reduced stature in Potsdam under the new government and describes palace changes and exhibits for visitors.
Madison Wis Decided gains in library book circulation are reported to the free library commission Our people want books says the statement issued by the commission Thursday But rising costs threaten growth in library resources needed to meet demand Repairs and rebinding must be made to extend public service
The Merchants' bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon next Monday in the chamber building's assembly room. Several important topics related to the winter carnival and other matters are slated for discussion after the meal.
The closing Bell shows a churn of names from American Sugar to Anaconda Copper and United States Steel. Major players include Atlantic Golf and Baldwin Locomotive, Chicago pairs, and Pennsylvanian gas firms as investors weigh rail, steel, and energy stocks with several industrials trading in mixed territory.
The text notes swift postevent cleanup practices in Paris with an organized emergency department ready at all times. It contrasts American fire response, citing rapid action, modular squad deployment, and repairs even on torn streets within hours after incidents such as explosions and accidents.
Kenosha brothers Joel and Yoo Jacob son held in Milwaukee for alleged theft of twenty six barrels of whiskey from the Badger Non Gever age. Joel charged as accessory before and after the fact while Yoo released on 20000 bond. Whiskey valued at about 35000.
A telegram from the metropolitan orchestra manager announces a performance by the Metropolitan Orchestra at Yeomen Hall this Saturday. The note, signed T. Z. Sullivan, praises a fine dinner orchestra and refers to a prior house concert on December 23.
A clipping reflects a Boston Transcript quip about English comprehension of American slang. The piece plays on cross linguistics with a boastful line about a daughter’s London marriage and Earl involvement, suggesting light cultural tension and humor.
Lacey A TACORS reports Ellis Island hosts a Christmas event for thousands of immigrants awaiting admission. Santa Claus visits with food, stockings, and presents while Raymond Hitchcock stars in performances. Officials promise festive meals including turkey, stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, plum pudding, and coffee for all aboard.
Police nabbed a soldier named George Koehler from the 14th Cavalry Headquarters Detachment at Camp Grant. He says he deserted about two weeks ago and is held at the central station awaiting notice to the Army recruiting officer.
Captain Samuel Mace of the American team reports the U S squad arrived in Auckland and prepared for the December 28 Davis Cup start. Players are in excellent condition and eager to begin the international championship, despite New Zealand climate affecting practice rounds.
A distorted line discusses regret and memory, suggesting virtue and vice exist within thought. It reflects a fragmented mused view of time, error, and conscience, noting the tension between what is remembered and what is forgotten.
The article notes miniature pigs called wlamy swine in Austria, described as the smallest known spacers of hot. They are stated to differ from other hogs only in size, not length.
A Battle Creek, Michigan resident Testifies to relief from urban skin conditions after using two boxes of Peterson’s Claimmond. The letter claims prior doctors failed to cure the ailment described as erythematous ulcers and sores lasting five years. The company cautions readers that a small 20 cent box is available nationwide via mail order.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and places tied to Wisconsin hotels and nearby towns including La Crosse, Viroqua, De Soto, and Milwaukee. Individuals such as Henry Severson, W. Corrigan, Mabel Minn, and George Tower appear amid scattered city and state references, with many misspellings and partial entries.
Five firemen fought a blaze that swept three upper floors of a five story downtown brick building. Several residents escaped or were rescued from an adjoining building. The cause remained under investigation.
A new heater object complains about the offered meal as the landlady replies that the guest can either eat it or leave it alone. The exchange highlights a terse hospitality moment over dietary choices.
A fragmentary dialogue discusses an odd automotive advertisement. The Old Prey questions What is this Automobile Dancer o advertised while the Grouch-Cincin offers a puzzled reply. The excerpt hints at a humorously broken phrase about engine trouble and marketing gags.
Washington dispatch reports the White House likely to veto the resolution reviving the War Finance Corporation. Secretary Houston opposes revival and will report disapproval. Supporters claim enough votes to pass over a veto, but no direct confirmation from President Wilson.
A Pittsburgh Post snippet questions when a able bodied man should steal and recalls an exchange about shame. The fragment hints at a moral test of theft and public reaction to a young thief.
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