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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

6

Police siege ends with gunman killed in Toledo boarding house

A man barricaded in a Toledo boarding house opened fire with a revolver, prompting an hours long siege. Police used machine guns and hand grenades, exchanged hundreds of shots, and killed the gunman as officers attempted to breach the room. Dozens of onlookers watched from nearby streets as the battle intensified and police called for reinforcements.

Toledo Thomas Kevley Okla VY Yalks Thoroth Garry Dowell Kelley Hte Ip Seone Hlee Asten Oklahawa Nellie Ker Belo Matilas

Treaty With U S Impossible Says Obregon Statement

A presidential office statement says Abe Obregon lacks power to conclude a political treaty with the United States. It notes a commercial treaty would be desirable but rejects a partition style pact proposed by Washington in its memorandum to Mexico.

Mexico United States

Brindley Weds Elmer Lysaker and Katharine Elsen

The county court records a marriage of Elmer Lysaker of Percy Street and Katharine Anny Fl, with Brindley presiding. The ceremony began around 1:00 PM, and observers noted the unusual tone as the judge announced the proceedings.

Brindley Elmer Lysaker Katharine A. Elsen Gaylicht Savdas Mimor

Steamer Hit by Iceberg Near New York Port

The captain of the steamer Charlus reported by wireless that his ship struck an iceberg en route to New York. Despite a leaking hull, the vessel's pumps kept the water manageable and the crew remained at their posts as salvage efforts continued.

New York Charlus Sheen

Milwaukeeans Entertained by City Tonight

A large Milwaukee audience will welcome visitors from the Milwalker Association of Commerce on a five-day trade tour. Mayor Bentley will lead events at the Chamber of Commerce and a band concert at Riverside Park closes the program.

Milwalker Association of Commerce Maida Dy Mawor Bentley Oh Do Eelber Wais Riverside Park Itvert Chamber of Commerce Rosenberg Lowill Seboolandileriva Aditituyee Hese Invitabe Lrani William ‘Lunning Laeboar Wartion Tia

Delay on House Peace Resolution Draws Out

The House postponed action on a peace resolution set for Thursday awaiting Monday’s conference conclusions and broader consolidation plans. Officials cited potential ties to soldier benefits and related agencies, with a decision expected Saturday.

Delay House Larence Sweet Hill Ipeliot Peter Mens Crale

Bishop Schwebach Laid To Rest In Cathedral Ceremony

The funeral Mass for Bishop Schwebach was held at the cathedral with archbishops, priests, and the Knights of Columbus in attendance. Absolution was given, and memorial cards were distributed bearing a portrait and dates. A solemn procession moved from the cathedral to the cemetery, marking a large and reverent farewell.

Schwebach Ile Jean Elly Mur Tits Norin Renu Dubuque Alletin Dowling St. Paul Sis Anole Mich Befrau Winona Sehinier Spokane Wash Hetron Sith Turin Louis Wurst Omeh N. Orthen Hi Chiire Charles Surges Plain Wis Puther Kramer Imdyn Ars Susan Schwebach Caledonia John Schuvebach Lena Schwebach Grandville Cate Sentiner du Lie Grex James Sehwebach Aucise Ryear Armen Texas St. Tio Joven Asain Charles Wels Mauris America Asia Plnset

Religious day school open to all children this summer

The Tae Crosse Church Federation distributed invitations at city Sunday schools urging boys and girls ages in each to enroll in a religious day school. Beginning Monday June 18 at 9 oclock at First Methodist Church, teachers will offer free instruction in fundamental Christian truths for primary to high school ages to help instill reverence and civic responsibility.

Uundrea Cares Tae Crosse Church Jagr Cactu Mornday First Methodist Church Eighth King Streets Federation of Churches Schoel

Iowa Man Succeeds Hays as GOP Board Chairman

Washington reports a Republican National Committee vote 36 to 42 adopting a new basis for representation at the next convention. John T. Adams was elected chairman to succeed Postmaster General Will Buys, whose resignation was accepted. Adams had served as vice chairman. Thulph Williams of Grexon was chosen to fill the vacancy.

Iowa Hays G. O. P. Board Washington Republican National Committee John T. Adains Law Wills. Buys Adetins Williams Grexon Wis Oloehed

Robbery Hold-Up Ends With Jewelry Dropped In Coffee Cup

In Chicago a bank stickup at a north Evanston venue led to three bandits firing shots at the ceiling. Jewelry and dishes valued at $17,000 plus $2,599 in cash were taken after guests fled. A woman’s emeralds worth $1,649 were saved by dropping them into a cup of coffee.

Chicago Linrun Evanston Gurty du Anil Shemrato

Devil Dog Flyer Killed In Glatche War Flying Crash

Readable scraps indicate a glatch e war flying crash near Colonial Beach on the Potomac River. Lieutenant WB Brown and a sergeant Bugby were noted, with two other passengers injured. The report is incomplete with unclear names and locations.

Washington Calieutenant WB. Brown Baige Dave Wie Marine Corps Colonial Beach Poroman Peasenger

Chicago Chauffeur Killed in Taxi War Shocks City

Five men were arrested and four revolters seized after the murder of taxi driver Ba. Siuirven during renewed taxi wars. The slain chauffeur was shot amid clashes between rival firms as gun battles erupted citywide. another driver was wounded.

Chicago Fonds Wien & Ninoher Ie Group Fght

Toland Recital Ticket Sale Begins Today

Ticket sales start for Tralph Toland's Pecita Wriday Jeune Tih at the La Gross theater under the Dads salad auspices. Druid's club members listed include James Peterson Harold Oyon Sunny Rooney and others. Tickets available at Erb serd's Dries Store and local outlets.

Tralph Toland Mr. Toland la Gross Theater The Druid's Club James Peterson Harold Oyon Sunny Rooney Ellis Lyons Edward Tyan Carl Schubert Richard Pare Philip McConnell Bernard MeKidtowney Bernard Doyle Tans Proburt Robert Murtgen William Bunge Rewitt Toland PF. Selimgen Newburg Front Boor Erbserd Dries

Railroad Tickets Good for a Month Under Senate Bill

Madison Wisconsin rails to expand ticket validity to one month if the assembly backs a senate bill passed Thursday. Current rules allow tickets to serve as payment for travel for only twenty four hours after purchase. Senators see no reason railroads should have a one day limit.

Madison Wis Assembly Senate

Americans Eliminated From British Match Gleneagles

The Associated Press reports all American entrants fell in the Gleneagles match play golf tournament. Valer Hagen of Detroit, former American Open champion and the only American left after the first round, lost in the second round to T. Ty Renouf of Manchester, 3 up 2 to go. Jock Hutchison of Chicago had already been eliminated by Abe Mitchell, with Mitchell winning by one hole.

Gleneages Tress Thursdir Valer Hagen Detroit T. Ty Renouf Manchester Jork Hetchison Chicago Abe Michell Great Britain

Young Keith Sherwood Dies in Beaver Dam Wisconsin

Keith Sherwood ten year old son of Mr and Mrs FP C Sherwood of Beaver Dam Wisconsin died recently after a year and half illness. His father was physical director of the local YMCA and is now engaged in county work.

Keith Sherwood Keith FP. C. Sherwood Beaver Dam Wisconsin Sherwood Fortunents Dodge Reever Ad

Exhibition of paintings by leading U S artists opens here Saturday

The Art Association announces a major exhibition opening Saturday in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium in La Crosse. It features works by Ralph A Blakelock J Wait Paul Dougherty Ghilde Hasgam Richard E B Miller Gerdner Symons Irving R Wiles John W Alexander Mary Cassatt Willard Metcalf Robert Reid Dwight W Tryon Frederick Waugh Horatio Walker and Cecilia Beans. Hours and arrangements to be announced. The paintings arrived Tuesday and are being hung under Mrs C K Pattin gill. Individual works range from 359 to 7000 dollars.

Art Association la Crosse Chamber of Commerce Ralph A. Blakelock J. Wait Paul Dougherty Ghilde Hasgam Richard EB. Miller Gerdner

Magill to Speak at Normal School Commencement

Historic pipe linked to Raleigh featured in local cigar shop window as museums across New York and London hold the relic. The Normal School graduation at the auditorium Friday June 10 includes Hugh S. Magill, field secretary of the National Educational Association, as principal speaker on The National Outlook in Education. The ceremony will present diplomas and feature a student orchestra and performances by staff and guests.

Magill Jimmy Sir Walter Raleigh England Steinmers and Hartsigar Horace D. Blundell London New York Blundell Garews Beddington Raleigh Glovers Croycon William Bryant Guildhall Museum Horace Slandell Hugh Tal Educational Association Fn Maren Bojars Oiereerer Normal School Orene C. Rowlison Lucia Danizette Irs Grace Berth Amy Dow Yacon Beery James Kerr Agatoss Se Evay Tee Seenen National Qutlnok In Hugh S Wield

Foreign exchange shock rattles domestic markets

A foreign exchange break hit Thursday trading, unsettling prices across the stock, grain, and cotton markets. Sterling fell to 8.69 percent, Paris demand bills slipped, and several European remittances declined. United States Steel dipped over a point to 76 1/2, the lowest in months. Danish railroads placed large orders for locomotives in the United States.

York Foreign Exchange Macning Stock Exchange Paris United States Steel

Cork lord mayor O Callaghan plot kept private

Department of Labor withholds details of Donal O Callaghan Cork lord mayor as attorneys request privacy in the interest of justice. Secretary Henning stated information regarding the case was furnished to the department but will remain confidential. Chicago market reports show wheat, corn, oats, lard, rye and potatoes prices with varied bids and receipts.

O'Callaghan Donal O'Callaghan Cork Department of Labor Ishiint Henning Justice Bownd

Madison bill lets cities run milk business under Hanson

Madison bill seeks municipal control of milk marketing, allowing cities to distribute and potentially acquire private milk companies. The measure passed the assembly but faced opposition in the lower house with concerns over public money for private use. Senator Kleistani's similar bill stalled amid constitutional questions.

Madison Hanson Bile Assam Klyman Lyerhott Pierson Kleistani Morgan Assemblyman

Insurance Firm Probes Death of Paton M Gilvary

Maryland Casualty company officials said they will seek permission from Madison Boston and Milwaukee authorities to exhume the body of Paton MacGilvary found dead in Boston. They allege a policy payment demand and suspect possible foul play as Boston officials contend death by own action.

Madison Wis Maryland Casualty Company Milwaukee Madixon Paton MacGilvary Boston M Cilvary Maryland Casualty BlacGilvary

Car and truck collide as priests head to funeral

A Salzer Seed company truck and a Hemstock car collided at Sixth and Main while priests from Sparta rode to Bishop Lehtebach's funeral. A tire exploded drawing a crowd. no fatalities reported though mud guard and front wheels were twisted. Jewelers in New York note lazuli and amethyst scarcity.

Salzer Seed Company Tums Hemstock

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