LaCrosse Welcomes Luther League as Soldier Bonus Bill Debated
In Washington a Senate fight over the soldiers' bonus bill unfolds with Senator Williams blocking action and Senator McCumber seeking to lay aside the tariff bill to take up the measure. Costs are projected below House figures as debate continues amid partisan maneuvering.
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Congress
Ang
Ashurst
Arizona
McCumber
Anne
Ti Rz Inc
Acces Fanine Coomittes
McCumber Sii
Comsni Mg
Chamber
Berah Republicsz
Idaho
Faidha
Ife
Sidelights on the Convention At La Crosse
The triensial convention of the International Young People's League of America brings delegates to La Crosse with hundreds of rooms needed for visitors Many locals offer housing The Luther League of the University of Minnesota leads a large organization with plans to broaden activities including campaigns in colleges The convention draws delegates from California Washington Texas Canada and many midwestern states Special streetcar service is arranged for Myrick Park and Main Street trips
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International Young People’s League of America
la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Luther League of the
University of Minnesota
Union
Canada
California
Washington
Texas
Washington, D. C
The
Street
Myrick Park
Main Street
Rail Executives Scout General Strike Possibility
Rail leaders warn walkout only if unions unite as June vote on strike looms. Predictions place strike risk near June 50, with $110 million in wages to be cut. Union chiefs discuss coalitions with miners and AF of L, while most leaders favor a united stance and urge mem bers to vote by June 25 to advise before July 1.
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Sion
Pac
Uion
American Federation of Labor
Deweyer
Ciscasnati
Sincerie
Ips
Sipnifitaner
La Crosse Man Named Head of Badger Eagles
Charles A. Dittman of La Crosse was elected president at the state convention closing session. Other officers named include C. Zimmerman Milwaukee view president Murt Malone Oshkosh secretary George Esser Janesville treasurer Theodore Grube Sheboygan chaplain Cel J. B. Schneller Neenah conductor Oscar Ahlgren Superior Judge A. L. Schmidt Manitowoc and Jacob L. fringe Madison as trustees. The convention will wind up with a parade and exercises Thursday.
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Charles A. Dittman
Wis
A. L. Sehmidt
Manitowac
Jacob L. Fringe
Matisan
Farm-Labor League Approves Platform For Fall Campaign
ILWALAKER Wis Repeal of the Esch Cummins law opening all tax records to public higher rate of taxation of large incomes eight hour work day recall of judges abolition of unemployment for all and school age taiers are among the demands in the platform adopted by the Wisconsin farm labor league for the 19 campaign. The platform was adopted at a series of conferences the last of which was in Milwaukee Wednesday. Participants included Wisconsin State Federation of Labor Farmers Nonpartisan league three railway brotherhoods and the committee of forty eight. Activities will follow the same pattern as two years ago when conferences of farmers and organized labor endorsed candidates in Congressional Senate and district races. The platform condemns sovereign rent by injunction and laws unconstitutional by the courts, calls for release of political prisoners and supports public ownership of railroads coal mines stock yards terminals grain elevators packing plants storage facilities water powers and all other public utilities and natural resources not privately owned.
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Ilwalaker
Wis
Wisconsin Farmer-Labor League
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
Railway Brotherhoods
Committee of Forty-Eight
Leggue
Farmers
Organized Labor
Senatoria
Assembly
Rewcue
la Follette Blaine
Mozape
Roof Fire At Boerner Home On Vine Street
A roof fire damaged the H. Boerner residence at 420 Vine Street Wednesday morning around 11 39. Fire officials said the blaze arose from a tinner s torch on a roof over the porch. No damage estimate was reported. A rain fire caused considerable trouble from the same incident period.
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H. Boerner
Vine Street
Man Fined for DUI in Police Court
George Loomis was fined $52.50 for driving an automobile while intoxicated after police reported him driving in the street and arrest followed. Walter Pitzner received a $12.50 fine for speeding.
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George Loomis
Mormin
Loomis
Walter Pitzner
Luther League Head Prof J N Brown Named Leader
Prof J N Brown, president of the international Young People's League of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, also presides over the Canton Lutheran normal school in Canton South Dakota. He has led the Luther league for five years.
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J. N. Brown
International Young People’s League
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Canton Lutheran Normal School
Canton
South Dakota
Brown
Luther League
Larger crops forecast by Federal Bureau
Washington report notes the Department of Agriculture forecast larger crops than last year. Winter wheat is expected to reach 607,060,000 bushels, the fourth largest on record, while spring wheat area is down 1,000,000 acres though production rises to 247,000,000 bushels, 89,000,000 more than 1991.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Luther College Band Concert at Myrick Park Tonight
Luther College Concert Band from Decorah Iowa performs in Myrick Park this evening from 7 to 8 with a program including Royal Trumpeters, Egyptigza Suite, Allegro non troppo, Crystal Beach Polka, Xylophone Solo, and Beethoven Symphony. The convention afternoon session resumes at 8:15 in the auditorium.
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Myrick Park
Luther College
Wnormal
Decorah
Iowa
Royal Trumpeters
Luigini
Crystal Beach
L. F. Boos
Vittorio Speraté
Public band concerts planned for summer in La Crosse
An anonymous donor left 400 dollars at La Crosse Trust Company to fund weekly band concerts in Riverside Park for the summer. Alderman A F Funk, George W Burton, and Larry Williams head a committee aiming to raise at least 1200 dollars to ensure one concert weekly, with possible two if funds permit. The first concert is set for Tuesday night June 13 at 7 45 by the Citizens' band.
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A Crosse
Gladsome
la Crosse Trust Company
A. F. Funk
George W. Burton
Larry ©. Williams
Funk
A. P. Funk
Riverside Park
Citizens’ Band
Bankers Abandon Plan of Loan to Germany
A committee of bankers has dropped the idea of an international loan to Germany. They will meet Thursday to decide the form of their report for submission to the reparations commission.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Committee of Bankers
Reparations Commission
Prominent Badger Mason Hazelwood Dies in Milwaukee
Robert T. Hazelwood, 53, a prominent Wisconsin 33rd degree Mason, died Thursday in Milwaukee. Renowned through his ties to several manufacturing concerns and many lodges and clubs, he had lived in Milwaukee for two years after moving from his birthplace near Oconomowoc.
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Badger
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert T. Hazelwood
Wisconsin
Hazelwood
Oconomowoc
Hotel Man Indicted In Wisconsin Whiskey Sales
Barner Wink former hotel proprietor in Milwauké Wisconsin was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges he retailed whiskey at the hotel and ran a wholesale operation selling whiskey planned for northern parts of the state.
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Milwatker
Wis
Belleek Occupied by British Troops Amid Clash With Irregulars
Belleek was occupied by Crown Forces who advanced Thursday to seize the area from Irish irregulars. Belleek was retaken without loss of life and no prisoners were reported. In Londonderry, 600 Liverpool regiment troops arrived, taking quarters at Termonhacca House as barracks along both banks of the River Foyle.
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Belfast
Belleek
Elleek
Newtownards
Londonderry Londonderry
Associated Press
Liverpool Regiment
Termonhacca House
Nazareth Nuns
Gwynn's Institute
Magee Presbyterian College
Donegal
Foyle
Londonderry
County Londonderry
Forle
Auto Owners Urged to Help Transport Luther League Delegates
Gale College invites auto owners to haul Luther League of America delegates to Galesville on Saturday June 10 1922. The plan calls for 700 cars to depart La Crosse fair grounds at 1 pm and return by 6 pm. Volunteers are urged to boost La Crosse.
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Gale College
Galesville
Wis
Luther League of America
la Crosse Fair Grounds
la Crosse
Luther League Frumifitec
Luther Band Extends to Foreign Fields Aim of Officers
The second triennial canvass of the Young People’s League of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America opened in La Crosse with a sermon “The Life Worth While.” Delegates began arriving Wednesday. large crowds filled Riverside park for the Decorah bands concert. Convention offices are at the Chamber of Commerce. registration began Thursday morning. Sunday sessions expected to draw 18,000 to 20,000 sisters. International officers and district presidents include Brown, Bruce, Yingelstad, M. Yivisaker, and regional leaders from Minnesota and Wisconsin. The event continues through the weekend with planned programs and campaigns.
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Luther College
Luthey College
Decorah
Iowa
Myrlck Park
Carlo A
Young People's League
Norwegian Lutheran Church of Amer- Wca
N. A. Mordson
Bede
Riverside Park
Nether Caliego
Decorih
River Park
Carlo Sperati
Vittorio Sperati
National Defense
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth
State Streets
Ta Crosse
N. Brown
The
Jeague
Red Wing
League
J. N. Brown
Canton
M. Bruce
Hythe Street
St Paul
Minn
D. A.yingelstad
M. A
Ionarton
J. Macohsop
Hills
N. M. Yivisaker
Fourth Street
Minneapolis
Lancelot A. Gordon
Madison
Wis
Minnesota
A. B. Hinderlie
Detroit
EK. Preus
Byreau
Tewa
J. M. Wick
Jew
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