Safety Week messages and traffic reminders in citywide campaign
A long, garbled notice describes Safety Week efforts with deputies and signs for the public on road safety. It urges drivers pedestrians and school children to follow traffic rules highlighting patrols by Sheriff J. Pier and deputies plus a call for caution on county highways. It ends noting a Chandler Motors quarterly dividend cut to six dollars per share.
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Webber
J. Pier
Miller
Imade
Pitowine
Ephu
Han
Mirstur
Sheri
Seymourr
Meister
South Sevand Street
Automioette
Neily
Dowd
Dichapred
Death of Bishop Schwebach Shakes La Crosse Diocese
The Rev James Schwebach bishop of La Crosse dies at 1419 Cass Street at 63 am after a long illness. Bells toll as priests and doctors attended. Funeral set for 10 o clock Thursday at Cathedral of St Joseph with plans to follow. Colleagues praise his forty year service, charity and dedication to orphans and diocese.
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James Schwebach
Diocese of
la Crosse
Cass Street
G. J. Egan
Leo Lang
Egan
J. G. Beyer
Joseph Retsterer
Peter Pape
Robert B. Condon
Eslock
Cathedral of St. Joseph
Schwebach
St. Marys Church
Mr. Schubert
A. N. Schubert
Janes Schwebach
la Urasseens
Lis
Le Crosse Adopts Standard Time Amid Monday Morning Confusion
City residents resume standard time as Daylight Saving ends. Public offices and courts run on the new schedule while many workers adapt hours. some departments keep summer time briefly. The transition, announced earlier, sees varied employer and employee adjustments across the city.
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Mondas St Flr
le Crosse
District Attorney in Texas Removed by the President
Washington report states Hugh I. Roberson, United States district attorney for the Western District of Texas, was removed from office by the President. The Justice Department announced the action on Monday, citing that the readjustment comes as part of a broader removal.
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Texas
Washington
Hugh I. Robertson
United States
Western District of Texas
Haring
Department of Justice
Sri
Miske Brennan Bout At St Paul Postponed
A boxing bout between Hilly Wake and EMut ight heavy weights was postponed in St Paul due to weather. The rematch date was rescheduled for Wednesday, with Rio Gronnag of Chico noted in the event briefing.
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Miske-Brennan
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Wether Gandnong
RI Gronnag
Rescue Mission Summer Camp Needs Support
Citizens urged to fund the Rescue Mission summer camp in La Crosse with a goal of about 300 dollars. The appeal highlights benefits of outdoor activity, fresh air, and safe play for children, asking contributions via George Krause of Krauser Clothing Co. or superintendent 19 D. C. Dewey.
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Ister
la Crosse
George Krause
The
Krauser Clothing Co
Mission
D. C. Dewey
Campbell Baby Clinic Event Set for Wednesday
The Campbell Baby Clinic invites children two years old or younger in the township to a party Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock. Miss Elsie Burkhardt makes the announcement. Weighing and measuring of all babies will occur, with I. B. Wolt in charge and assisted by Mrs. W A Teipp and Mrs. W A Drowsen.
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Campbell
Cone Tuill
Elsie Burkhardt
W. A.teipp
W. A. Drowsen
Hundred Political Prisoners Struck by Reds Reported
Tokin city report claims Bolshevik forces in Aliabarovsk, capital of Siberia’s Nutritime province, struck one hundred political offenders in the jail as they prepare to evacuate the area.
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REDS
Tokio
TOWIO
MEI bin
Bol
Isheviki
Aliabarovsk
Siberia
Pueblo Flood Toll Darkens Colorado Front
Pueblo grapples with the worst flood in its history as central Colorado endures widespread destruction. Sheriff Frank Ducray tells a graphic survivor account aboard Denver and Rio Grande train No. 3, while morgues overflow and aid pours in from Red Cross teams from Colorado Springs.
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Springs
Colo
Frank Ducray
Mesa County
Puebla
Pueblo flood relief drive aims at 20 million dollars
Pueblo business leaders told the Associated Press they will rebuild after the flood. Governor Shoup asked the federal government to place 20 million dollars at the state's disposal for relief. Waters receded in Pueblo to below five feet while looting was rare and troops kept order. Red Cross to handle all relief efforts under Governor Shoup's proclamation.
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Pueblo
Colo
Associated Press
Colorado
West
Arkansas
Fountain
Stratton Park
Colorado Springs
Tissler
Red Cross
J. J. Moorhead
Shovp
Red Crass
Tied Cross
Congress Hotel
Coldrado Springs
Denver
Colomeéa Springs
United States
Colorado Southern
Trinidad
C. H. Shoup
City Pueblo
Grove
Shoup
American Red Cross Organization
Supreme Court Reverses Damages Award in W U Control Case
The court upheld that Western Union cannot be held liable for errors while telegraph rings were under federal control. The decision reversed a South Carolina court ruling granting damages to cotton dealer B. B. Poston. In Detroit, Helen Nolan of Northern High set an American plunge record at 63 feet 10 inches at the YMCA pool, long noted as the longest by a woman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
B. Poston
Detroit
Mi¢h
Helen Nolan Vecroit
Ford
iPhis
Miss Nolan
Fourth of July Sports Committee Meets Tonight
The La Crosse Outdoor Sports association foresees its athletic and aquatic festival on July Fourth and calls the general committee to meet at the city’s chamber of commerce at six o'clock Monday night. Committee members must attend promptly. Meanwhile, newsprint prices drop with International Paper and Canadian Export Paper announcing reductions for Q3 deliveries.
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la Crosse
Yvork
Internationall Paper Company
Canadian Export Paper Company
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