Resolution to End War Signed for President Harding
A damaged report notes Congress approving a peace resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria. After passage, President Harding would sign the measure, restoring peace two and a half years after hostilities ceased, with plans to send the proposal to the president for final signature in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myyasanston
Germany
Austria
Congress
Harding
Toste
Peice
Caniureies
House
Bart
Austra
Puter
Senatyo Repubiicanus
Walsh
Massachusetts
Waren
Georgia
Reed
Missouri
Tilden Defends Wimbledon Title in British Isles match
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia, world tennis champion, successfully defended his Wimbledon title amid a crowded express of spectators in Northern Britain. The victory confirms his status as the premier male player of the era with a decisive win over challengers in a strenuous final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Assoriater
Wiliam T. Tien
Pallaiel- Pola
Weather outlook for La Gresse and nearby regions
Forecasts indicate likely thunder showers tonight and Sunday for La Gresse area with little temperature change. Increasing clouds with possible showers Sunday across the western portion. Minn shows showers tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions west tonight and Sunday, warmer along Lake Superior. Fox Iowa expects probable thunder showers with no significant warming. northwest portion stays cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Gresse
Todig
Lake Superior
Soia
Girl loses diamond ring at Pettibone Park Bathing Beach
Arlen Greed, of Kratehwil Candy codsy party office, reports a nearly 400 dollar diamond ring lost Friday evening at the Tenhonenak bath house during waterlogged bathing. Miss Green saw the ring slip from her finger as she moved, it struck a plank and rolled into a crack then vanished into three feet of water as bathers searched the sandy bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlen Greed
Kratehwil Candy Codsy Party
Tenhonenak
Miss Green
Sil
Trina
State opens new home for women early in autumn
Madison a Wis, early September is target to open the women's reformatory at Tayheedah. Secretary M. J. Lappins of the state board of control says plans call for the institution to be ready to receive patients by that time. Work is progressing and facilities are becoming available to allow the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Tayeheedah
M. J. Lappins
State Board of Contro Ooturlay
Instituton
Prtic A. Sind Mo. Puppins
Beware of the Police and Vigilantes
A cryptic note warns readers about police and vigilante actions amid unrest. It cites person Aappediehing en Lae and references a right of work as a contested matter, signaling potential legal or social conflict and citizen risk.
Marines Land at Ismid to Protect Americans in Asia Minor
A detachment of American marines has landed at Ismid, about fifty miles southwest of Constantinople, in Asia Minor, to protect Americans during the retirement of Greek troops, according to a dispatch to the French foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ismid
Constantinople
Asix Minor
French Foreign Office
Wanderer to Hang Held Sane by Jury in Chicago Court
In Chicago, Carl Wanderer, convicted of a shocking crime, was found sane by a jury. The state argues the verdict wastes Wanderer’s remaining appeals, while the judge contemplates immediate action. Judge David has scheduled an execution for July 29 between sunrise and sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanderer
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Tudse David's
David
Wells elected organizer by Trades and Labor Council
F C Wells was chosen by the Trades and Labor Council Friday night to succeed R G Knutsen as organizer. Wells received a majority vote and had acted as organizer during Knutsen's vacation. The council also announced that the La Grosse Labor Temple association completed arrangements with E W Schulze, owner of Yeomen hall, to become the owner of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Knutsen
Labor Temple
F. C. Wells
Jtades and
Labor Council
G. Knutsen
Mfr
Whose Bath House Protests Under Evening Closure
Frustrated crowds accuse the city bath house of favoring officials and lifeguards over working people. On Friday it closed at 7 30 leaving two hours of daylight unused and denying many a postwork swim. Locals say daylight saving hours hurt unions, supper plans, and access to the river.
Wisconsin City Enforces Fireworks Ban Under War Time Order
The Industrial Commission asserts a wartime ordinance bans sale and display of fireworks in La Crosse and nearby areas. It prohibits possession of explosive devices outside original packs and restricts use within 800 feet of buildings. Officials urge police cooperation to enforce the law and prevent further accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palies
Tse
Umd
la Crosse
Firewerks
Jewel
Wisconsin
Athey
Cormission
Lev Thak
King
Namre
Huilding
Racine
Chicuzo
Cisht Peanie
Randolph Mass
Tver
Agen
Additional Guards Sent to Fight Fire in North Minnesota
Twenty additional guards joined the Tanger F unit early this morning to battle a wildfire described as a "santh" of twenty ids, burning across more than 400 acres since first reported yesterday. Reporters say the flames advanced slowly and have limited progress despite the new manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Minnesota
Addi
Tanger
Dempsey Defeats Carpentier in Four Rounds for World Title
Jack Dempsey soundly defeated Georges Carpentier in the fourth round to win the world heavyweight title. The French challenger was battered and bleeding, knocked out after a hard right hook followed by anuncounted finish. Dempsey dominated from the start, with Carpentier fading after a bold early attempt. Police cleared the ring as the champion celebrated, while Carpentier received cheers from his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentiers
Carpenter
Prenchman
Jeffs
Carpentier
Ieebin
Dem
Finchman
Ralf
Carpentine
Descapips
Kronchman
Champloy
Wood
Candh
Champmon
France
Associated Press
de Vaffie
Jack Dempier
America
Georges Carpender
Mickey Delmour
Jack Curtin
Orena
Rickerd
Inter
Dempsey Beats Carpentier In Tight Bleeding Round Fight
The two boxers exchange heavy blows with Dempsey pressing Carpentier to the ropes. Dempsey lands solid rights and lefts to the head and body, driving Carpentier into the corner before the bell saves the Frenchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timpsey
Carpentier
Bent
Dempacy
Dempser
Carpensier
Dempsey
Hey
Jaye V Debt
Demsey
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Jersey
Iver
Winona
M. van BE Ae
Prairie du
Davenport
Keokuk
Wismeon Low
Yase Verday
Denver
Helena
Willey
Dempsey Sey
Pettibone Park
Helen Green
State
U.S. Marines
AY Ismid
Wells
Trades and Labor Council
Webber
Industrial Commission
Garpertier
Bell
Carpentiny
Chapnentior
Tim
Cagnoyticn
Tdemnsexs
Entior
Bey
Lad Button
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!