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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1920
Page
6
The Knights of Columbus plan a minstrel show titled The Minstrel Bolles of 1923 on January 11 and 12. A meeting is held to assign troupe roles including 12 women in the bitum scene and 18 to 20 in the fashion number. Other acts feature a laveed dance, a banesdy number, five gobkeys, and four snappy bell hops with men invited to join.
A garbled report notes a labor shortage in New York City with references to workers and snow shoveling crews. It mentions unemployment and shifting work patterns during the year, hinting at a sizable pool of laborers and varied employment conditions.
Wilson Okla Patrol reports Clara Smith Hamon released on a $12,000 bond for murder in connection with the death of Jake Tfamoll. The woman stated plans to recover several flags, signaling no clear motive or timeline given.
An upcoming hearing in the state capital will address the local Wish Station project. Officials from Pennsylvania and other regions are involved, with legislative and committee members preparing procedures and expected political debate. The session aims to consider proposals, potential inaugurations, and related regulatory actions.
Disjointed report describes a fatal shooting near the Mississippi River in Wilson Arkansas with a suspect Chadler Giles linked to the crime and a deputy pursuit. Separate item notes the body of Jersey Man Bayonne New Jersey being investigated by prohibition enforcement officials and a Newark inquiry involving a secretary to President Wilson.
A dense list of names, towns, and addresses across Wisconsin and nearby states appears, featuring residents and locations such as La Crosse, Genoa, Winona, Prairie du Chien, St Paul, Rockland, and Madison. The fragmented OCR reads like a community notice page with numerous personal names and places, including ward references and local associations.
Miss Fromme a senior at Ohio State University has been the central figure in the campaign for a 1,000,000 stadium fund. The Urbana Urbana girl has led parades and occupied honor spots at campus events linked to the stadium project. She is active in Merlar Board, Women’s Glee Club, WCOA, Mirror, Sirellers, Panamic Council and Petra Delta Sorority.
In Chicago, a man freed Monday after his arrest sparked a sister's death and a family breakdown. Police had linked him to the murder of Pant Loberg, with a tense siege at his home following a prior incident.
County board committees prepare for the last session with the building and seconds committees leading. Officials plan to visit the jail and execute duties this afternoon as the planning group meets Tuesday to outline agenda and discuss the upcoming county meetings.
The council named a committee to oversee coal shipments after a recent meeting. Members include Radlliz, Punk, Newhore, and Robson, with Abayer Honlley and Mantiy among others forming the group to supervise river activities.
A fragmentary Montanan report notes an injured convict from Lavre who suffered a broken leg after a wreck. The tale mentions a loss of balance and a plan to connect with authorities, plus references to a car train and a death, with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR.
Readers learn that German manufacturers produce convincing imitations of American, British, and French goods. Tobaccos, cosmetics, soaps, and even clothing are copied, with labels distorted or inverted. The results mislead buyers, who later discover false branding and lower quality.
A garage fire near Oshkosh destroyed automobiles and equipment stored inside. Officials believe the blaze originated in a stored engine of a coupe brought into the garage shortly before the fire. Snow-clearing tracks and county gear were damaged.
A fragmented stock market close lists numerous companies across industries. Notable names include American Sugar, Union Pacific, Pennsylvania railroad interests, Southern Pacific, Texaco, General Electric, Steel firms, and several regional and international participants. The text reads as a catalog of tickers and firm names with scattered percentages and abbreviations.
New York reports a charity banquet to aid relief funds with a beef stew menu. The event aims to feed hungry European children and will feature hosts Herbert Hoover General John J Pershing and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The dinner cost is set at twenty-two cents, and guests are described as invisible attendees.
Wisma Wisconsin brewery has asked permission to make beer for medicinal purposes. Inspector Nelzon A. Shite, proobition director Deleon and officials refused or delayed action. The request prompted expert opinion on whether beer or whiskey should be prescribed for medical treatment.
A fragment notes the Lae city market on Monday with price quotes for items including May-F22.00 to $25.00, Wild Billy-F L000 to Ld, green cord wood atotk-15¢ per cu, and soft-le wood per cord.
Mrs Jessie Ruth died suddenly at her home 610 Gouil SherlL Wirs. She was born January 16, 1598 in Milwaukee and survived by two daughters Mrs Wizuleth Hullautst and Charlotte Guagen, and seven others. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 PM officiated by Rev Benson, burial in Gaul Grove cemetery. BN Osborne died in Minneapolis on December 26, a former resident of ng Crowse. Survived by no sons in Minneapolis, sister B. Edwards and a brother in Winter Park Flavia. Funeral services held at the home in Minneapolis on Tuesday, December 28.
Admiral Joseph Strauss takes command in Asia, succeeding Adguarat Gieavus as head of U.S. forces. The change signals new leadership in the theatre amid ongoing operations and strategic adjustments.
A garbled report describes a deadly incident during a game with injuries and confusion. It mentions a badger killed in a brawl and references to various unrelated topics and damaged text. The legible portion notes an incident tied to a sports setting and a building fire in Minneapolis with many unreadable fragments.
The fragment suggests beliefs about blonde populations in suburbs versus cities and claims higher oxygen and other sensations in rural areas. It also mentions a plague record noted as 767 BLO and a distorted text about country life.
The Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and the District areas. Forecasters warned that warmer air would be driven from the Mississippi River region within 36 hours. Snow was forecast around the Great Lakes crest and northern states, likely into Tuesday across many areas.
Uruguary preparations completed for Monday as the cruiser Uruguay WW sails to Rio to meet the battleship Povida carrying Trainbridge Colby American secretary of state from Rio de Janeiro. He is due here at o'clock and will be received with military honors.
Marquette University announced a football game with Notre Dame in Milwaukee on November 9. The meeting marks the fiery rematch as the teams renew their rivalry. both side have met three times with Notre Dame holding the strongest early edge.
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