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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1921

Page

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Wisconsin Assembly Decides Speaker and Senate Clerk

The 28th Wisconsin Legislature faces a tight race for speaker with Catrina Young likely to preside and Manzon of Viroqua tipped as Senate chief clerk. Voters await oath readings, committee assignments, and the full slate of candidates as lawmakers prepare for the session opening next week.

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Motor Plants Of Detroit Back to Work

Detroit Michigan reports slight improvement in unemployment as several small plants reopen and operations resume in departments previously curtailed. Continental Motors plans a partial reopening tomorrow after a December 22 closure. Studebaker and other smaller factories also resume work this morning.

Motor Plants Detroit Mich Continental Motors Corporation Studebaker Corporation

Red Button Campaign Buoyed by Local Citizens

In La Crosse county Over 600 red buttons were sold on Saturday with Normal School girls and volunteers driving the effort. Miss Violet Page led sales for the Normal School while Miss Amanda Bettleson represented Olavar in Onalaska. Ballots boxes were placed around town as voters weigh Queen candidates including Miss Guthier, Miss Manson and Onalaska’s Miss Bettleson with votes totaled through Sunday.

la Grosse Br. Pyno Ise AE. J Oberse J. O. Williams Myron Locke Philip 7. Stone Olavr Raturn Onaliska Sauid Thas Mss Violet Page The Normal George Brecken Kiwanis Gother Onalaska Amanda Bettleson L. G. Higgins Trang Guurther Manson Libel West Salowmn Miss Kettleson Onaluska Cer Amber of Commerce Tribune and Leader-Press Office Norm Deerflinger’s New Daik Launch Partridge’s Drur Lien Grag

Zbyszko to Meet Gardint in Chicago Monday Night

Polish wrestler Stanislau Zbyszko travels to Chicago for a wrestling bout against Italian Retaty Gurt Dini on Monday night. The match is positioned as a stepping stone toward challenging titleholder Lewis for the championship.

Zbyszko Gardint Chicago Stanislau Zbyszko Retaty Gurtdini Onder Straus Hox Lewis

Trade Commission probes lumber association in anti trust case

Washington reports the Justice Department will vigorously pursue Sherman Act violations tied to building materials. A federal trade commission report highlights national and regional lumber groups, price fixing, and efforts to curb competition across ten regional associations forming the National Lumber Manufacturers Association.

Department of Justice Washington Frank Knebeker Ashington Federal Trade Commission Congress Senate Committee On Housing and Reconstruction Ahd Thompis Commission Uc National pLamiber Manufacturers Chicago Western Mine Manufacturers’ Association Northern Kemlork and Hardwood Manuuufacturers’ Association Northern Pie Manufacturers’ Association Michigan Hardwood Manufacturers’ Associations National Association L. C. Boyle Kansas City West_Coast Lumbermen’s association Mya Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association Nation of Hemlock Maud Michigan Yard Won

Politeness Prize Rewarded by Car Conductor Recognition during La Crosse event

A courtesy campaign in La Crosse awards prizes including concert tickets and cash to polite residents. James Newman, a streetcar conductor, earned Monday's prize with a courteous prompt at stop No. 53. The feature praises Newman's polite conduct and recounts a neighboring restaurant's improved service. Springfield reports Kwanee governor Small sworn in as Illinois' 26th governor, succeeding Lowden.

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Wisconsin Farm Bureau forms first Madison meeting

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau federation held its first Madison meeting as a permanent organization. Charles Peterson of Rosendale served as chairman, acting secretary underlined by notes of the session. Fraudulent theft reported at a local ice cream parlor, involving stolen pennies and chocolate boxes, with police investigating.

Farm Bureau Madison Wisx Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation National Federation Italien Charles 4. Peterson Rosendale Jandrew W. Pappas

Lloyd George and Sinn Fein Leader Part Ways

Reports say talks between Premier Lloyd George and Sinn Fein acting president Michael O Flanagan collapsed with no immediate resumption. Peace negotiations not fully ended, but O Flanagan will not engage further. Military and Sinn Fein activity rises in martial law areas as guerrilla warfare expands. An arrest of Sinn Fein MP Joseph Doherty by troops near Licery noted. Cork relief ship guarded despite protests. Dublin car ambushes target officers, one wounded, attackers unknown.

Ondon Michael O'Flanagan Sind Fein Lioyd George Ireland Daily Mail Father Wilanacan O’flanagan Htt Lloyd George Tuts Sinn Fein Bhl Dublin Beevast Licery Joseph Doherty Parlyment Kaldson Sinn Foin Wexford U.S Deblin Dublin Castle Charlemont Bridl E.ight Pointhblank

Howard to Confer on Children’s Fare Reduction

The Wisconsin Railway Light and Power Company may consider lowering school children’s fares. Vice President M Howard is expected to arrive today to discuss the matter with the city school board after local appeals to the Crosstown office, though the local office has no authority to revise rates.

Wisconsin Railway, Light and Power Company M. Howard Lotal‘committeeshire BK. BL Howard Istoxa Winona Jastice

Lost Navy Balloonists Near Edge of Civilization

Attice Ontario reports three American naval balloonists trekking back toward civilization after landing December 14 at Moose Factory following a perilous flight from Rockaway New York. Lieut Stephen Farrell has frostbitten feet and is carried on a sled as snowstorm heads toward the Missisibi river region. Ottawa denies police arrest plans and says no formalities were violated on the Canadian landing.

Attice Ont Civilization Moose Factory Rockaway Missiuzibi Stephen A. Farrell Wilds Ottawa Comadian Mounted Police Canada

Landis and Wolfe Seek Light Penalty for Farm Boy

Judge Landis and United States Attorney Wolfe pursue a six month term at Green Bay for Pred Hisner a 16 year old farm boy from near Wausia for letter thefts. He remains jailed in La Crosse pending Attorney General Palmer’s ruling on federal juvenile transfers as the high week of federal trials looms in Madison with 140 cases on the docket and weekly sessions planned.

M. Landis United States District A. C. ‘Wolts Hisner Wausia Milwaukee House’ of Correction Green Bay Reformatory Landis Green’ Bay United States A. Wolfe Palmer Green Bay Wolfe la Crossa County Madison United States Court Edward J. Kelly Falls Kelly

Muffler Open Costs Thompson Fine

The motorcycle cop stopped Russel Thompson on the charge of driving with the muffler open. Thompson was arraigned in police court Monday morning and fined $10 with costs amounting to 12.50. It was said that a number of complaints charging noisy driving have been entered previously.

Police ‘Department Russel Thompson Thompson

Arkansas Militia Quells Planned Lynching in Kingsland

In Kingsland Arkansas the militia of Pine Bluff intervened after two nights of unrest to prevent a threatened lynching of two men accused by locals. The quiet held Monday as troops maintained order and the situation cooled.

Kingsland, Ark —Ringsland Wis Pine Bluff Gun” Company Arai Ecolledé Rsbed

Guardians Appointed for Biesen Children in County Court

C F Brinkman and Joseph Lamke named guardians for four Biesen children by Judge Brindley. Lamke, brother in law of the late Niels Biesen, guardian of Gertrude 14, and Brinkman to decide disposition of the amber door. Admin Schubert has disposed of Nick Biesen’s personal estate about $2,000. proceeds to widow and children. Grandmother Mrs Charlotte Biesen and Mrs Helen Biesen assigned interests in the Sc-2cre farm to the children. Schubert to settle entire estate among widow and children later.

Brinkwan Brinkman’s Ridge Biesen Brindley Joseph “Lamke Niels Biesen Gertrude Lamke Brinkman Ren Albert Harry Helen Leroy IL Schubert Nick Biesen Thal Scimbart

Pan American Labor Meeting Opens in Mexico City

delegates from labor organizations across the United States Mexico and 16 Central and South American republics gathered in Mexico City for the third Pan American Federation of Labor conference. Samuel Gompers and 14 other American Federation of Labor leaders planned to push for swift agreements with aims to improve relations among workers in the United States Mexico and the region.

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