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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
2
The George White's Stan Flall production brings a big musical revue to Laboxe Theater with high promises. The manager notes thrill after thrill from salaries to stage dancers, but warns most salary figures are exaggerated. He cites mixed receipts and evolving audience reaction as the show runs.
Wisconsin cattle shipments surge to western states with large numbers sent to rail hubs. Vast consignments from Wisconsin colleges and associations aim at South Dakota and Montana markets, aided by county agents and farm groups enhancing distribution.
Madison Wisconsin reports Governor Blaine canceling all speaking dates after June 64 to focus on executive duties. An address will be delivered June 7, then more appearances planned with Ralph Immel as private secretary. Senator Ty Follette expected in the state, with Blaine back in Wisconsin by June 3. A separate court note covers a Negro chattelur case with a judge’s remark about warning before impact.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a skin remedy for eczema pimples blackheads and other blemishes. It claims clear healthy skin with easy application at 3 sc or 1.90 for a large bottle and positions Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid available at drug stores.
Madison Wis Enforcement of prohibition in Wisconsin over the past year yielded fines totaling 309000 dollars all directed to the public school fund the state anti saloon league reported The league notes Milwaukee U S court led in fines and uncovered a major rum running ring with many inmates Arrests rose but remain below 1915 levels while most retail liquor outlets shifted to legitimate business and drunkenness declined
A concealed bomb exploded at Milwaukee station injuring a man burned on face and neck. Parcels damaged as inspectors work to trace the mystery package believed mailed with intent to harm a rival or target. Fire and police investigation underway at the Chicago and St. Paul line station.
Ohio stretch of the state hosts the 1st annual convention of the Eagles with Gov Blaine slated to give the welcome address Monday evening. Delegates from Madison and Fox River valley lead a parade of bands floats and officials joining a week of business sessions and committee meetings.
A police sergeant presses a jailed man for his name. The prisoner repeats “T. Lehigh Low” and the sergeant, puzzled, scolds him to speak plainly. The exchange reflects a moment of comic confusion at the desk.
G J Jacobson announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. A longtime county resident of forty years and an engineer at Regan School, he is described as upright and well known. Nomination papers will be filed with the county clerk this week.
Duluth Boat Club rower Whiter M. Hoover captured the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup on Monday with a time of T minutes 24 seconds, winning the sculling championship in Philadelphia.
Three year old Janie watched her baby brother on a bench as their mother left briefly. A roar frightened the pair. the child ran to tell that the infant fell but did not stay asleep, prompting alarm and a tense moment before any explanation.
An increase of 25 cents a barrel in the price of Pennsylvania crude oil was announced as the market opened Monday. All other grades quoted lower except for certain grades, with several terms unclear due to damaged text.
A collection of short opinion items notes inflation trends in Germany and the US, rising prices for gas, steel, bricks and coffee, and hints the pet penny fuels wealth disparities. Also present are reflections on Einstein era science, animal extinction warnings, drug addiction estimates, parachute tests, and a map error about Australia.
Winona Lutherans will attend the triennial convention of the Young People Luther league in Ta Crossé Tune. Central Lutheran youth from Winona will be represented by Rudy Sebo and Marie Wein, while Lam era church Cedar Valley will send Mildred Anderson and Osea Berzum. Rev. H. J. Wein of Winona organizes a party for a Sunday concert on June 11 at 10:50 p m.
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