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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1921

Page

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Ireland seeks sovereignty and neutrality in British talks

The piece discusses Irish demands for decisive concessions in the Anglo Irish talks. It argues for full sovereignty and neutrality, opposed to mandatory troop entry, and notes Irish willingness to defend with Britain only under agreed terms. It also covers broader postwar sentiment, Canada and Australia’s roles, and related political tensions.

Ireland Irish Porta England Great Britain British Isles Treland Volantecra Canada Australis Engl Engiami Mugland Bern Irland

Carpenters Union and Contractors Agree on New 80 Cent Wage

The Carpenters Union and contractors of I. Crosse settled on a new wage scale of 80 cents an hour, effective Monday, ending a series of reductions since May 1. Previous 90 cent rate expired, then cuts to 50 and then 80 cents after union and contractor talks. The agreement aims to stabilize building activity amid a sluggish market, with J W Knox noting the wage cut reflects broad economic conditions and hope for a return to normal business levels.

Carpenters’ Union Carpenter Contractors I. Crosse Builiers Carpentereculon Onion Carpenter E Contrictors J. W. Knox Eurepenters’ Union

United American Line to Operate Ships Seized by U S

New York United American Line will operate the freig ht passenger liners seized Friday night from the United States Mail Ship Corp for the Shipping Board. The line, a subsidiary of American Ship and Commerce Corp led by W. A. Harriman, was formed a year ago and contracted with Hamburg American to reopen former German routes. The U S Mail Steamship Co also has a similar contract with North German Lloyd, pending board approval.

New York United American Line United States Mail Shipping Board United States Mall Stamship Company

Burning of crops to gain higher wages sparks riot talk

In Sioux Falls William Bosinger and George Korski were jailed on $2,000 bond after alleged inflammatory speeches last Friday. Witnesses say they urged overthrow of government and crop destruction to attain higher wages. Each carried Industrial Workers of the World membership cards. A separate Murray will case hearing was transferred to another district court department, with no date set.

Sioux Falls William Bosinger George Korski Leary Tere Turaday Id Wagoner Industrial Workers of the World Fransfer Murray Bulle Madge B. Dazan James A. Narmy Department of District Court

Woman named on Minnesota State Board of Control

St Paul Minn An appointment of Mrs Biane La Du of Minneapolis to the state board of control was announced last night by Governor Lloyd B. St Paul The post pays 84500 a year Mrs La Du is an attorney with long service in civic and club circles and is a member of the Republican party from the 5th congressional district Her husband CW La Dy died about a week ago she had practiced law in Minneapolis Boo is 2 graduates of the College of Law at the University of Minnesota

Ple Ping Rivee Minneapolis Boo College of Law Lue University of Minnesota

Frear Opposes Embargo Beats Fordrey Dye Tariff Clash

Wisconsin delegation backed the Fordney tariff plan with an embargo on dyestuffs amid division. Four Wisconsin Republicans opposed the embargo, including Selman and Voigt, while Frear led a strong minority report against dye embargo provisions. The House upheld the embargo on initial vote but rejected it on final roll call. The debate also touched on a 15 percent duty on hides, with western and agricultural district Republicans splitting from eastern Democrats on leather protection.

Betty Pruett Farrington Wastixeton Wisconsin John M. Selman Madison Edwart Voirt Sheboygan Joseph 2. Ueck James Hudson Fre Almedlis Mr. Prout Aurellcan Travecnye Starit Tanmin East Mr Frear Ameryin Moonopoly Peek Browne Cooper Brear Kleexka Lampert A. T. Nelson J. 31 Nelson Stford Voizhu Litt Mouse Classson Weoar T Nelson Voit S Latanert Nelenny Leck Beck Drawne Classon Gooner Frear Lamapert A. P. Nelson J. M.lson Voigt Riverke Stafford

Get Acquainted Tour Planned Across County

The Chamber of Commerce conducts a Get-Acquainted tour August 3 visiting Sparta Rockland Bangor and West Salem. Organized by the Merchants' Bureau to foster goodwill among merchants farmers and citizens with Citizens' band concerts at each stop. All chamber members urged to attend and provide assistance during the countywide outing.

Chamber OF Commerce Sparta Rockland Bangor West Salem Merchants’ Bureau la Crosse Mar- Ros West Salem Merchants’ Bureau Agkn

Governor Len Small Defies Money Powers in Public Speech

In his first public remarks since being indicted on charges, Governor Len Small denounced the “money powers” and said they aimed to disgrace him. Maj or William Jile Thompson joined him on stage as locals recalled electing Lowden and criticized rising street car and water rates while vowing to continue the fight against corruption.

Tacsgq Len Small Charres Sangamon Tuogs Siddle Wiliam Jjile Thompson Small Lowden Thompson Wissyord

Rothstein Denies Baseball Fixing Charge Slur

Rothstein asserts the 1919 World Series fixing accusations are slanderous. He testified before a Chicago grand jury and says he was exonerated of any wrongdoing in the series and rejected pressure to implicate others.

Rothstein FYORK Arnold Tothstein William Furng Chicago Chien Daing Lng Teomtes Fis Geslow

Tokig Press Reports Japan to Discuss Pacific Problems

The Associated Press notes Saturday papers report a diplomatic advisory committee will consider a conference on Pacific problems with Japan possibly participating. At present no definite position from Japan is known.

Tokig Press Japan Pacific Associated Press

Road Bulletin for Motorists in Western Wisconsin

Weekly road bulletin from the Automobile Club of Western Wisconsin reports current road conditions around La Crosse county. Notes various detours and rough patches near Bangor Sparta La Crosse to Coon Valley and Viroqua routes, with several detours described as fair or good, including north to Galesville and La Grasse to Cashton areas, urging caution for travelers heading east and noting extensive work in the eastern part of the state.

la Crosse County Automoobile Club Wisconsin Bangor Sparta la Crosse Coon Velley Viroqua Tineshene Galesvile Werhat Fair la Grasse Cashton Eondi- Niver Aokah Brownsville

Campaign to build stock pavilion at La Crosse Interstate Fair

A campaign to raise fifty thousand dollars for a stock sales pavilion on the Interstate fair grounds was launched in La Crosse Monday morning. The project, backed by Kiwanis and the fair association, aims to create a long term, self sustaining facility that will host sales, shows, and conventions, with heated, fireproof construction, seating for fifteen hundred, and adjacent wings for horses and cattle linked by covered passageways.

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La Crosse Stock Pavilion Investment Prompts Business Rally

A local push in La Crosse to build a stock pavilion at Interstate Fair Grounds aims to transform the area into a regional hub for farmers and buyers. Backed by state rental support of 5060 dollars and private subscriptions, the project promises substantial yearly profits and broader city growth. Leaders urge all merchants to invest, framing the effort as sound business with hundreds of percent possible returns.

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Local fair to install displays and organize committees for $50,000 drive

Amid preparations for a large fair building spectators will hear the auctioneer and judges clearly. The grounds will feature cattle and horse displays with full conveniences. A general committee to drive the $50,000 fund has been named and will report Monday morning at the Chamber of Commerce at 9:30. Names of committees include Captain John Mulder, Barry Burrows, Frank Burgess, and many others with varying captains. Gideons elect officers in Sidgis City, and famine relief appeals reach from Moscow as reported by the Daily Herald.

Fair Association Gmre la Association Association la Crosse Chamber of J. Murray Barry Burrows W. DB. Fraser T. Langenbach John Hotweber Frask Gugther Edward Lyons Titlus Kaeppler G. Welhaupt Otto Muenster W. J. Smale Ole Albertson Carasaene Geo. Emuse Canrato Qekien Phil. Peterson Boury Roeha Bover Capris L. E. Metcalf J. W. Siolaner To. T. Johnson Frank Process Anderberg J. K. Verbulst Henry L. Garre

Prospects of Peace in Ireland Optimistic in London and Dublin

The Associated Press reports optimism in London and Dublin about peace in Ireland. Eamon de Valera and Arthur Griffith discussed British terms at Dublin’s Mansion House, with no formal conference held. Further Sinn Fein consultations and a Dail Eireann meeting are expected after term modif ications. General Smuts may visit to mediate between north and south factions.

London Dublin Ireland Eamonn de Valera Arthur Griffith Mansion House de Valer Sinn Fein Dall Eireann Stuaats de Valera James Craig Ulster

Isaak Lincoln Dakota cattleman dies in Aberdeen

State senator Isaak Lincoln, reputed to be among the wealthiest men in the area, died at noon Saturday after a several month illness. Born in Brunswick, Maine in 1888, he came to the state in his youth and devoted much time to cattle breeding and spare bred cattle development.

Isaak Lincoln Dakota Abemdeen Atte Brunswick Maine

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