American Labor Federation Opens Annual Session in Denver
More than 500 delegates from across the United States and Canada attend the forty first annual convention led by Samuel Gompers to set labor priorities. Key issues include building trades, the open shop, wage cuts, and relations with federations, with plans to restore peace in the carpenters division amid threats to remove the union if it defies national board decisions.
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Denver
Col
Muronowa Arbor Federations
Fedaration of
Tabor
Mon Uy
Unit States
Canada
Save Compers
Goveroor Oliver Shoup
Colorado
Dewey Bailey
Order of Business
Samet Gompers
Federation
Gompers
Enamels
Carpenters’ Union
Building Trades Department
Federation Arministration
Carpenters
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
William T. Autcheson
The
Ands
Two Auto Accidents Reported In City Sunday Afternoon
Two vehicle crashes occurred Sunday afternoon in the city. One collision near Tenth and Cameron involved ZB. Parks and Muenzenberger due to brake failure, causing minor damage with no injuries. A second crash on Mormon Coulee road between Overland and a Ford from Coon Valley also caused vehicle damage but no injuries.
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Parks
State Street
Muenrenberger
Wicinits
Tenth
Cameron Avenue
Nolice
Muenzenberger
Coon Valley
Mormon Coulee Road
Overland
Ford
Yhie Street
Boston
Local market prices and goods listed for sale
A scanned market column lists diverse items with prices, including flour, butter, creamery products, lemons, oranges, bananas, celery, nuts, grapes, cabbage, watermelons, onions, and peaches. Prices are given per barrel, per dozen, and per box, with several quoted by merchants Hy Andersons and others.
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Colton
Ruel Rey Dee
Thawley Goraellasion
Wresh Orgs
Sunkist
Logeuss
SFSU
Anderengs
Idmburger
Colorado appeal to business men for relief funds
Denver推进 a United States Chamber of Commerce appeal for relief subscriptions for Pueblo. Governor Shoup and city officials said Pueblo's need exceeds local resources and subscriptions have been light. They urged raising five hundred thousand dollars as a bare minimum to fund essential relief and halibarian work, noting more than 1,500 families have been listed as in need.
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Denver, Col
United States Chamber of Commerce
Shoup
Pueblo
Molo
Elks Band Concert Delights Viroqua Crowds Sunday
A large La Crosse lodge event drew over 200 band members and families by rail and 60 to 70 La Crosse cars to Viroqua Vernon county on Sunday afternoon. The concert began in clear weather and ended with warm applause as attendees praised the outing and roads after recent rains.
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Elks Band
Viroqua
la Cross Lodge
Vernon
Focleck
Enear
la Crosse
Virogna
Jenving
Summer school opens with over twelve hundred pupils enrolled
More than 1,200 pupils enrolled in public summer schools opening today. Superintendent McCormick says late registrants may sign up Tuesday and Wednesday. Around 350 to register for junior high work and about 80 for grade school studies. South side centers are Webster, Linconia, and Washington schools. Hogay and Washburn feed to northern centers at Jefferson, Lamin, and Franklin. Minor high at Leagan. other grades at remaining schools.
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McCormick
South Side
Webster
Tineela
Washington
Hogay
Washburn
Jefferson
Lamin
Franklin
Minior
Leagan
Four Killed in Belfast Riots Amid British Troop Clash
American reportedly killed in Ireland as Belfast rioting claims four more lives. An 85-year-old U.S. Navy retiree Thomas Rush cited among the dead near Castleraagh. Crown forces patrolled as other civilians died in York Street and Kassimir Road incidents.
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Ondon
Associated Press
London Press Association
Dublin
Thomas Rush
Lisosul
Castleraagh
Belfast
Meath
York Street
Kassimir Road
Alls
No-Man's Land
Warren
Yors
Torry
Sturdy
War stories of 1918 bombardment and loss in a Wisconsin town
The narrative recalls World War I experiences from 1918 including battlefield deaths, burials, and the impact on families. Vivid anecdotes describe a captain’s death, burying a fallen brother, and the grief of a widow, with references to Camp Douglas, the Argonne, and community volunteers connected to Sparta and Mauston.
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Delivuc Farm
Bellvue Farm
Aerco
Bhungen
Art Haugen
Srotherly
Jones
Motmer
Camp Douglas
Sheboygan
Moe
Hoffman
Moffman
Shu
Geriles
Arnold
West Salem
Frank Wagner
Sparta
Col. McCoy
France
Wasp
Orville Arnold
Agilley
Chamberlain
U. S
British Empire
Germany
Amazing Skin Cream Promises Quick Youthful Look
Advert says Fifty Thousands everywhere praise a skin cream that claims to erase wrinkles and age spots, smooth roughness, and redden skin. It promises a look 29 years younger and a youthful complexion loved to touch. An alagio application is claimed, with large announcements soon in Luis Paper. ask your druggist about it.
Soldiers of World War Memorial Dedication in La Crosse County
The message honors fallen soldiers, praises county officials and citizens in La Crosse County for presenting a land tract to the American Legion for eternal rest of national war dead. It urges dedication, remembrance, and continuing fidelity to the soldiers’ sacrifices while urging the community to uphold patriotic duties and honor their memory.
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Speule
Latrosue
Eeme Mendadio
la Crosse
Lot
County Board of
J Crosse
Tavis
Crun
American Legion
Thomasve
Republic
Sons of
Heichta
France
Public Debate on Standard Time Schedule in La Crosse
A June 11, 1924 note from ALL THE GIRLS requests support for adopting standard time. It reports a vote held at the Nations Gaure on the north side shop, showing 11d against and 21S for saverence and 4 for daylight saving. The letter urges readers to help push the standard time schedule.
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Ginls
la Crosse
Wis
Beditor
Tripune
Trigen
Nations Gaure
Sorth
Ueki
Sveaderce
Permits Required for Vacation Work Corrected
Madison, Wis. The Industrial Commission corrected a prior story on child labor permits for summer work. The legislature did not loosen rules but strengthened the law, requiring permits for regular child labor after nine years of schooling or completion of common school. Casual home work remains exempt, though permits for such are clarified.
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Madison
Wis
Industrial Commission
Legislanure
Former Cuban President Gomez Dies in New York
Former Cuban president Tose M. Gomez died at the Plaza Hotel in New York City at 1 45 pm after a period of illness from pneumonia. Family members were at his bedside at the end. Washington notes list Harding nominees including John McCabe and Frels Styer for mint and land office posts.
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New York City
New York
Tose M. Gomeyx
Cuba
Hotel Plaza
Gomez
Wrestler dies after neck break in friendly bout
In Sioux City a 59 year old opponent suffered a broken neck during a friendly wrestling match. The fatal injury occurred when the other climber applied a hold described as a full Nelson. The incident ended the bout and authorities investigated the case.
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Sioux Citt
Joba Yaukunas
Nelson Bold
Charles F. Kennedy Dies In Indianapolis At 2 A M
Charles F. Kennedy longtime secretary of the Indiana state fair died at his home in Indianapolis Sunday morning June 12 at two o clock. Residents of La Crosse remember Kennedy as a longtime supporter who marked the ministate fair races for the last twelve years. A note of thanks follows from the family expressing appreciation for kindness and sympathy during bereavement.
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Charles F. Kennedy
Indianapolia
Mao
la Crosse
Kennedy
Heavy hitting 18 feature of major leagues on Sunday
Sunday baseball featured heavy hitting in four major league games. Chicago roster scored 36 in one contest, St. Louis beat New York 25, Detroit edged New York 1 to 0, and Cleveland defeated Washington 23.
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New York
Summer School at the Normal to Open Monday
The Summer session at Crosse Normal School will open June 20 and run six weeks. A long list of courses is offered in all departments including music, physical education, and college work. Students may complete a quarter of a year of study in either department. A musically strong lecture musical course has been arranged. For particulars write to the president or call the office. Fees listed at $9.
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Crosse Normal School
Marriage Licenses Granted in County Clerk Office
The county clerk’s office lists applicants for marriage licenses including James Eaten Foss of Chicago and Bessie May Torrance of La Crosse, with others from La Crosse Coon Valley Onalaska Kendal Midway Oshkosh and nearby locales. The items mix with unrelated notes on a puzzle and a science column.
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James Eaten Foss
Chicago
Bessie May Torrance
la Crosse
Paul K. Lande
Alma V. Gullori
Coon Valley
Robert Paisley
Lilian G. Congdon
Onalaska
Edwin
M. Halverson
Kendal
Grace Travis
Midway
M. Grattin
la Crosses
Elsie Last
Oshkash
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American Labor Federation
Denver Conyention
iTwo
Sydney BH. Mudd
Maryland
Capital Heights
Sydney
National Chamber of Commerce
City OF Viroqua
Authon
Rome
Rusy Ising
Sonk
Yankees
Detroit
Ruth
Rimiar
Ireland
U. S. Navy
London
Dubiin
Camigagh
Newry
Iontes
Lauds Fey
Derwillo
State Board
Joan C. Schaller
Schuver
J. R. Johnson
F. Schaller
J. Schaller
George P. Schaller
Rene Daniely
Rivoli
Marjorie
Benty
Mark
Sion
Bert
Phil Bere
Science
Parpet
Er Anas Rat Ayane
Exito Sales CO
Wisconsin St
Milwaukee, Wis
Exito Chemicalco
Eau Claire
Avery
Uanions
Bunionga
Danions
Robinson Bunion Clinic
Icenosma
Wts
Peter Newburg
Lacrosse
Batavian National
ECU
BATAVIAN _ NATIONAL BANK
ER. M. Wing
G. van Steenwyk
Fres
J. A. Bayer
H. C. Klein
Ott Bosshard
D. G. Macmill A
P. Funk
E. M. Wing
M. Funk
A. Copeland
T. Mueller
B. C. Smith
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