Memorial Day Observance Deepens in La Crosse 1925
In La Crosse the 1925 Memorial Day stirred a fuller city participation with a larger, more representative parade. An old sol dier noted the whole town seemed to join the spirit, especially the strong showing by high school students and younger generations. Schools and Principal Feott are praised for emphasizing citizenship and American history in the observance.
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la Crosse
George Feott
America
Clara Admits New Story Behind Murder Case
A sensational note claims Clara, jailed for a murder, now asserts the chief prosecution witness committed the crime. It questions her guilt and demands an explanation for prior testimony. The writer jokes about possible time off from a seven year sentence based on her alleged ingenuity.
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UR Hammer
Honduras
United States
Clara
Unprecedented Flower Barrage for President Harding
RESIDENT HARDING experienced a unique reception at Washington on Thursday as he was showered with bouquets, forcing him to retreat behind the bayrage. Readers are invited to recall any prior president faced with a similar display, though only flowers were used this time. Children who praised Harding with Argonne banquets may learn that voters expect indifference or opposition rather than such public adulation.
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Harding
Washington
Abs
Political Adage on Adversaries as Threats
A fragment argues that opposing figures are viewed as active national threats with no principles, seen as tools of disreputable interests, and that this perspective will be taught to children over time.
Quirky Cuba to Chicago Headlines Mix in Odd News
The column lists a string of playful, sometimes surreal snippets from Havana to Seattle, Brazil to Washington. Jokes on height, fashion, sugar futures, politicians, and everyday mishaps mingle with imagined scenes like uncensored bathing suits in Chicago and a barber arguing for a massage.
Trade Olden Times 1S. AGO TODAY Miss James McCord Leaves
Miss James McCord departs for New York to join a party sailing June 14 for Europe. She will be away until November. Also noted are I. O. O. F. convention travel for La Crosse and Onalaska reps, and several residents heading to California for a month. A motorboat track is planned for Copeland Park on Black River with a cradle crane. The Mississippi River level nears the angel line as stock, crops, and property suffer. Grandad Bluff tramway and La Crosse river bridge progress are reported along with local business moves and a new electric railway route.
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James McCord
New York
Europe
Leonard Kleeber
Sgl Burdick
B. F. Calling
Madison
la Crosse
Onalaska
M. J. Gilingsen
J. A. Peterson
Rey Fson
California
Copeland Park
Regent
Mace and Funk Stone Company
Grandad Bluff
la Crosse River
Bangor
Davis & Cormspany
John Johnson
la Crm
Aspy
Nalson
M. Slippers
Als Pharmaceutical
Minneapolis
Oscar Hnuck
Frank Green
John Desmond
West la Crosse
Charles and
Sill
Twoiacks
George and
Sill Streets
George
Charles Street
Dilkette
Hearts and Showers by H. Louis Rayrold
Sarah Ellen, a longtime family friend in a small town, receives a flood of shower gifts for others while waiting for a note from Jethro Clark believed lost at sea. As rumors swirl about his fate, she imagines him alive and then dead, while a surprise proposal at the end reveals a developing romance.
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Sarah Ellen
Hine Rihab
Tye
Sarah Filey
Sarah Bien
Jethro Clark
Rumer
Tomather
Sarah Mien
Jethro Himigolf
Tie
Ascumn
Terhris
South America
Sarah
Natarepmi
Tethro
Rarah Eien
Rat Jeng
Jethro
Sarah Entent
Harris Rrans
Sarah Wilen
Sarah Fflen
Harriet
Sarah Ten
Antonix
Prise
Marrrid
Wherriet's
Ayer
Siberia
Good Luck Starts On Panama Vacation
Colas Panama reports marine Sue Kelley seeks a fresh start abroad by investing her savings in a third class eatery run by herself in the kitchen. She hopes natives and visitors will savor meals as her mother cooked, promising a return to better prospects.
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Panama
Marine Sue Kelley
Che
God Imeralal
Mother
Mustee
Conte
Lovet
Pee
Surelinva Boys
Colen Cent
Crema
Jardine Tote
Calan
Tere Thar
RSAC
Inosr Soa
Belgian strike off to refute charge of German basis
A Belgian strike was called off after unions rejected a charge of German influence. The decision followed overnight meetings amid transport disruptions and concerns over Allied support. Officials reported no immediate changes to railway or road services.
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He Geran
Wachbmns
S Amerhain Bank
Fiial Pasionwig
Cyclone hits Italy causing widespread damage and deaths
A violent cyclone struck the Linden region near Rome causing structural damage and disrupted rail traffic. Four people died in Vag an, two in Oscola, and several in Dommassola. Separate reports discuss spruce conservation and newsprint shortages urging tax exemptions to plant spruce now for future revenue.
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Rome
We Bel Dar
Vagan
Oscola
Tdommassola
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Hearts and Showers
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