No More Soft Drink Parlors In Kenosha Wisconsin News
The article surveys 1920s Wisconsin reforms including new liquor laws enforcing bar curbs, home brew bans, and stricter physician liquor permits. It notes Kenosha’s elimination of soft drink parlors, state investigators targeting bootleggers, and a federal push to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. It also mentions railroad pay cuts, labor anxieties, and public officials taking office.
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TS & Grote
Las
Eberrs
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Richt
Twele Sam
Lnn
Congress Srems
Harding Ends State of War With Teutons
President Harding signed a congressional resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria Hungary, with the formal peace proclamation expected within days. The act ends wartime measures, including the trading with the enemy act and the Liberty Bond act, and paves the way for restored diplomatic ties.
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Aritan
N. T
Congress
Harding
Joseph F. Fre
Ninghuysen
Tughes
Ehomyr
Jn Itheart
Export trade revival here in Chicago
The monthly business review in Armour's Magazine reports a revival of foreign trade starting with the packing industry and suggests it will spread to other industries. It states that a market will be found for surplus goods produced beyond domestic needs, within the near future.
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Monthly Business Review
Armour's Magazine
Joseph Felber Chosen President Of Chamber Of Commerce
Joseph J. Felber named president of the Chamber of Commerce at La Crosse Country Club election. Re-elected officers include John C. Burns as treasurer and Benjamin C. Livechin as secretary. New directors Harry Boence Johnsen A L Muller Jobo Mulder S Hyde and A J Bo Werge elected.
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Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse Country Club
W. MacVilie
Chamber
Joseph J. Fetber
B. Z. Cassels
John C. Burns
Benjamin C. Lvecinchim
M. MacWlile
Feiler
Gaessels
Manufacturers and Jobbers Bureau
Harry Boence
Co. v. Johnsen
A. L. Muller
Jobo Mulder
S. ¥. Hyde
A. J. Bo- Werge
Arrangements Made for Fourth of July Festival Here
Arrangements completed for staging the Fourth of July festival with Battery D in a prominent role in the encampment. Members say the work with the big guns is attractive and adds appeal to the event.
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Battery D
BIG Guns
SAY
Venetian Night to Feature Military Displays on Monday
A La Crosse community pageant outlines Battery D of the 720th Field Artillery staging at Pettibone Park with drills and firing practice, plus a large outdoor festival by the Ta Crosse Outdoor Sports association at the fair grounds. Officials urge public turnout and volunteer support, with multiple local leaders and organizations involved in planning and decoration.
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Wilrake
United States
Camp Dougls Juny
la Crosse Angus
Wisconsin
la Crosse
AHS OY
John Holler
Arevie Scott
Williaw Grlassbrenner
George Rabb
Uhe
Fifth and State
Mondex
Ta Crosse
Pettibone
Ask
Ta Crosse Outdoor Sports Association
Eesecracion
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Fasocia
Tellioone Park
Fair Grounds
Kiwanis Club
King
BG. Dixon
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
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Norwegian Singing Society
A. A. Bentley
Ta Grosso
Hven
Totori
Kiyvanis
Paticipants
Page Sles
Bodies of first U S soldier to fall reach home
Hoboken N J The United States Army transport Wheaton arrived Saturday with 5824 bodies of American soldiers dead. The bodies of two of the first Americans to fall in the war are said to be aboard private Thomas F Enright of Pittsburgh and Merle D Hay of Glidden Ohio
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N. d
United States Army
Wheaton
Thomas F. Enright
Pittsburgh
Merle D. Hay
Glidden
Ohio
Frear Fights Tariff Schedule Reducing Dye Monopoly
James A. Frear of Hudson vows a minority report to oppose the chemical schedule in Fordney tariff measures. He protests Embargo or Messing provisions as preservation of a dye industry monopoly for seven years, arguing higher costs for consumers and manufacturers reliant on dyestuffs. The House Ways and Means Committee favors the schedule amid broader tariff and tax talks.
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Betty Pruett Farrington
Washington, D. i
Frear
IAA
Mr. Frear
Montoly
Congress
Snowfalls Reach Idaho Towns Heise and Amoon
Idaho Falls reports a sudden shift from ninety two degrees two days earlier to a snowstorm on Saturday. An inch of snow accumulated at Heise as residents observed the wintry change affecting the region near Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Heise
Amoon
Gate Receipts Top Million For Dempsey Pender Fight
New York reports gate receipts exceeding 1.6 million dollars for the Dempsey Pender fight. Tex Rickard announced Saturday night that final accounting would take days. Attendance neared 40 000 with 80 000 paid admissions and many free tickets. Rickard plans more heavyweight showdowns, possibly before Labor Day, and left open a Dempsey Willard bout on September 5 with champions’ consent.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Stickard
Aus
Unl
Now
Labor Day
Dempser
Willard
Aso
Teck Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Earns
Dempsey KO Brews Gate for Carpentier in Jersey City
Georges Carpentier suffered a broken right thumb and wrist sprain in the second round against Jack Dempsey. Dempsey’s crushing right to Carpentier's jaw in the final round sealed a dramatic victory as the Frenchman endured a brutal bombardment affecting his balance and nerve.
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Jack
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Associated Press
Georges Carpertier
Leumb
Pladés
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City
Oseph Connslly
Glen Cove
N. Y
Cannells
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Campentier
Georges
Wilson
Journiey
Dempsay
Jack Mempser
Georges Carpenter
Acamention
Fock
Kreckout
Marpentier
Dempser
Landiel Tlush
Willard May Box Dempsey on Labor Day
Willard May Willard, former champion, plans a potential Labor Day bout with Jack Dempsey if arrangements are made. He spoke from his ranch near Lawrence, stating he would box if revived, while overseeing potato harvesting and an 80-man crew.
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Lawresce
Ke Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Dempsey
Willand
Tex Rickard
Willard
Jersey City
Georges Carpentier Loses In Paris Fans Disappointed
Paris and London react to Georges Carpentier defeat with disbelief and sorrow. Reports describe crowds gathering at Place de la Concorde, American joy and French silence as details flash across screens. Cassette extras note Dempsey victory sparking mixed disappointment and sportsmanship reflections.
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London
Georges
Associated Press
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Place de la Gencorde
Pompsey
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