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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1921

Page

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Wisconsin Legislature Debates Recall and Tax Amendments

The Wisconsin legislature debates a recall amendment for elected officials and a tax plan tied to business and income. The measure aims to limit recall to holding officials while excluding judges and federal representatives. Opinions differ on political impact and the process of presenting amendments to the public.

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Dora Gunther Elected Carnival Queen Candidate

Dora Gunther is highlighted as a carnival queen candidate amid a broader report on Armenia and Russia. The note discusses President Wilson’s call for international cooperation to pacify Armenia and address the wider Russian problem, urging peaceful, multilateral handling rather than external military action.

Dora Gunther Urges Wilson Mans Club Ashington Russia Wilson Armenia Paul Hymans League of Nations Assembly Davis State Department Polish Crimea Thussia Ceninil Rus Anoenian Tuysia Prem Hitmans Stace Davis Line Council Soviet Constantinople Morgenthau

The Story of Jim and His Twin Christmas Blessing

A struggling husband, Jim, faces eviction as winter and sickness hit his family of five. After Christmas hardship, twins arrive. neighbors and local volunteers provide aid, helping him secure a short term job and stabilize. Campaign to fund 50 dollars to save the home is started by W F Adams and D C Dewey, with public donations urged via the Tribune and Journal Press.

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Senator Borah Opposes Early Disarmament Delay

Senator Borah condemned Root’s proposal to delay disarmament talks after Harding’s inauguration. He urged prompt steps toward a general agreement limiting armaments by the United States Britain and Japan, while noting procedure should await the new administration’s guidance and conclusions.

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Train kills laborers in Eagolaire incident

Polish section men died while attempting to lift a gasoline car off the track. The workers faced hazardous conditions as they worked to move the vehicle, amid a dangerous derailment scenario. Authorities will investigate the accident and determine causes.

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AIN'T THIS TOUGH WE CAN'T GET IT ANGELES HOLLYWOOD

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hollywood and Elysian Park sections and a first time for an oldest inhabitant. Details are unclear and no coherent event or person is established.

Wild Man Claims Bear Trap Invasion In Mississippi Village

Curious family of primitives from a Mississippi village confronts authorities as a wild man from the Left River claims he trapped his wife twenty three years ago and a two year old baby. The woman reportedly lost an eye and wore tatters while the naked infant was found. the family had been driven from their shack by rising waters and lived off wild fruits and game.

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Monks Report Robbery and Murder in the Alps

Geneva dispatch says St Bernhard Hospice monks at 5110 feet report a rare Alps murder. Three well-to-do Italian alpinists were found slain after gunfire echoed through the snowbound mountains. Two bodies were found first, riddled with bullets.

ST. Bernard Geneva Alps St. Berhard

Wisconsin Debates House Size Increase In 1930s

Wisconsin's delegation votes against raising House membership from 435 to 483 as Siegel bill proposals surface. John J. Esch earns a hearty reception during floor remarks urging restraint on apportionment while Lenroot returns to Washington with updates from Panama and European trips.

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Wisconsin State Show Sets New Exhibit Record

The largest exhibit in Wisconsin’s history gathers for the state show with many counties like Brown and Jefferson sending top displays. Officials report exhibits may double last year as crop varieties and forages compete for the silver cup, including hemp and other crops from Northern Wisconsin.

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Weer’s Rations For Army Balloon Flight Planned

Omaha reports four army officers will undertake the first long distance balloon flight of the year from Fort Omaha. They will carry a week’s supply of rations. This marks the latest in a string of such trips since naval officers previously journeyed from Rockaway and explored Ontario.

Omaha Neb Fort Omaha Ontario

First Caterpillar Sign Seen as Spring Neares

The fragment notes residents on Rose Street report a caterpillar crossing a sidewalk and a robin near homes. Others recall worms found on lawns and a butterfly perched on a weary traveler’s head. A bright Grand Crossing sun spurs a traveler to nap behind the station.

Pees Frank J. Wiggert Rose Street Theliza ‘Shain Joe Denker Jay

Mayor Proclaims Carnival Big Day in La Crosse

Mayors proclamation signals citywide half holiday for the winter carnival. Miss Dora Gunther, chosen queen by Kiwanis, led a five-candidate field with a 4 273 plurality as crowds gathered downtown for the revels. The event spurred preparations and ongoing exhibits as citizens embraced the carnival spirit.

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