Harding urges code for flag display and song
President Harding urged American Legion members at a Thursday conference to adopt a code for flag display and to require citizens to learn and sing the national anthem The Star Spangled Banner He called for reverence to the flag while guarding against coercive insistence on national songs and noted the audience was smaller than usual at the opening session.
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Brane de Larr Gampers, President of the American Federation of Taner
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Anderson to Talk at Hokah on the Fourth of July
Sydney Anderson of Laneshota, candidate for United States senator, is set as principal speaker for Hokah's Fourth of July celebration. An all day program includes a ball game between Caledania and Hokah with the Hokah brass band to provide the music and master of ceremonies.
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Poneressraiin
Sydney Anderson
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Cdsigena Ag Alakah
Mrs Elizabeth Frgink Fugins Obituary in Fountain City
Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Catholic church in Fountain City for Mrs Elizabeth Frgink, wife of Joseph Fugin a pioneer resident. The couple married February 27, 1861 and marked their sixty second wedding anniversary this year. Survived by six sons Aldla Pagina Arcadia Frank Purina Winona Edward Martin Leum and Pan Fugin Mountain City and George Fugin Maddie Lake Minn. Also an infant death, a brother Adelph Holzer Maineview and two sisters Mrs William H Hobbs Canton and Mrs Frank Hamons Plains Montana.
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Joseph Fugina
Cathoalte
Fountain City
Fiizabeth Frgink
A. Frees
Mera
Popina
Connie
Fugina
Aldla Pagina
Arcadia
Frank Purina
Winona
Edward
Martin
Leum
Pan Fugina
Mountain City
George Fugina
Maddie Lake
Minn
Anr
Onre Abrothar
Adelph Holzer
Maineview
William H. Hobbs
Ean Cintes
Frank Hamons
Plains, Mont
Tomah Notes Highlight Local Industry And Accidents
Tomah reports a busy railway bridge yard work force ramping up to capacity as cranes unload incoming material. Strawberry pickers scarce amid a bumper crop, with late snows not harming harvest. A Oneida man Catherine King died of pneumonia while stationed at Tomah government Indian schools. body sent to Oneida reservation. Plans for a new cigar factory by Fred Sampson of La Crosse moving to Tomah. Auto collision in Warrens injures Fiemme Orchard. driver Orin Stanley arrested for intoxicated driving. Elizabeth Roche boosts government aid to veterans claims totaling 14,000 with rehabilitations. Tomah area offices transitioning to Lafayette and Madison. Popcorn a new breakfast item in hospitals.
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St. Paul
Oneida
Pneumona
Indian Echons
Fred Sampson
la Cro
Ina
Warrens
Fiemme Orchard
Bpatta
Misa Elizabeth Roehe
Ben
Dariinston
Toman
Roche
Tomah Schools Celebrate Most Successful Year Yet
The Tomah school system reports its best year in memory under principal McKean. Enrolment reached 654 students with 4800 total subject credits earned and a 7.3 attendance rate. Three teachers return, and the district claims a district championship in athletics with Tomah High School team victories across the board.
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Tamah Sehonts
McKean
Neillsville
Seap
Campaign to Stop River Illicit Trade Expands
DETROIT Rich. By the Associated Press plans for a sweeping crackdown on illicit whiskey trade along the Tippre River district were outlined at a Thursday conference. BR. M Lellenler, chief field representative of federal prohibition enforcement, James BR Fast, federal director for Michigan, and Tarh J. Tavis, U.S. district attorney for eastern Michigan, announced a vigorous war on all persons involved in the whiskey business as Detroit becomes the focal point of action.
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Rich
Associated Press
Tiptret River
BR. M Lellenler
Ehicf
Prohibition
Tames BR Fasts
Michigan
Tarh J. Tavis
United States
Yellowloe
New York
Tike Thorpe
Skeleton found near Sheboygan with fatal bullet wound
A skeleton was discovered by a party near Sheboygan, buried shallowly with a bullet hole through the skull, suggesting murder. Sheriff Goodell took custody for investigation as locals report no nearby residence or cemetery. Circumstances point to foul play, with authorities examining the site and timeline.
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Heller
Goodell
Sheboygan
Blanie and Dahl Plan Substitution Clash Continues
A fragment from a Blaine and Dahl item notes lingering dispute over a substitute plan and potential special session to act on taxes. Michigan gains Big Ten track title after conference committee upholds referee ruling in hurdle race dispute. Acknowledgments express gratitude for condolences after the death of Andrew Harsen.
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Michigan
Chicago
University of Michigan
University of Thanis
Charley Dean
Clever Bargaining Critique Of Ship Liquor Rule
London papers flag the US reciprocal liquor arrangement as an ingenious bargaining ploy. Daily News questions moral grounds and argues the rate violates international practice and traditional rights. It notes regret over not holding a general conference on the Supreme Court liquor decision and hints the US may reverse course.
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London
Washington
Daily News
United States
Supreme Court
America
Liberty in California Drives Kansas Parolee Back
TQ Liberty in California, a 72 year old man named Tanderback, who preferred life in California, defied parole from Kansas after returning there briefly. He insisted the California climate suited him, despite a parole promise to stay in Kansas, leading to renewed confinement in the state penitentiary amid complaints from Crystal County authorities.
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Moses Lanter
Douglas Vranty
Kansas
California
Wee
Tanderback
Staff Board of Administration
Flo
Nensag
M. TP
Auring
Ims
Panglasenete
Drystal
Harding Works on Addresses for Western Trip
President Harding is drafting all major speeches for his western journey, aiming to complete them before departure next Wednesday. He plans only two or three daily engagements, dropping formalities and routine social greetings to focus on the Pacific coast addresses. Golf has been minimized as he prioritizes health and itinerary demands for the trip.
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White House
Harding
Pacific Coast
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Althauweh
Florida
Gale College Commencement Impresses Large Class
Gale College at Galesville held an impressive commencement with a large graduating class. KL Saiberg of Minneapolis gave the address as the Girls' Glee Club performed. Alumni banquet featured many graduates. diplomas were awarded to Freda Anderson Sherman Aveen Russell Berg Gilbert Borreson Lillian Brekke Christine Christiansen Stanley Benards Adolph Dal Carl Frn bo Hilma Hagen Ade Hanean Miola Hanson Myrtle Hendrickson Nellie Hoyem Alverda Jotuenn Rob Johnson Victor Larson Myrtle Ol stad Johan Ottum Thoralf Reyne Harold Silverness Adelaide Teslow Omer Thompson Tena Anderson Helen Hermanson Helen Hoyem Conrad Jankson Silas King Ka Verna Negard Hilda Salland.
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KL Saiberg
Minneapolis
Hilma Hagen
Ade Hanean
Miola Hanson
Myrtle Hendrickson
Nellie Hoyem
Alverda Jotuenn
Rob Johnson
Victor Larson
Myrtle Olstad
Johan Ottum
Thoralf Reyne
Harold Silverness
Adelaide Teslow
Omer Thompson
Tena Anderson
Helen Hermanson
Helen Hoyem
Conrad Jankson
Silas King
Ka Verna Negard
Hilda Salland
Pollyanna Club Spreading Sunshine in Tennessee Town
Tennessee town Chattanooga hosts the fifth international gathering of optimists. Jack Martin, international president, arrives with a delegation from San Francisco and Milwaukee. Delegates wear uniform dark suits and straw hats, each with a gold Milwaukee pennant on a bombed cane. Luncheon and routine business mark Thursday's schedule.
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Chattanooga
Jack Martin
Ars
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Donald Jonson's Pupils to Give a Recital Saturday
Mr. Donald Jonson presents a group of voce and piano pupils in recital at the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday evening June 16. Students from La Crosse Gatesville and West Salem will appear. The program includes pieces from Bach Debussy and Grieg among others performed by Mabel Forseth Derald Jonson and more.
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Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse
Gatesville
West Salém
Jonson
Baréarolle Richant Cedman Bretcalt
Maud Jarvis
Cinelke
Musetta
la Bo
Alrchilil
Mabel Sequiditie
Carmen
Marion Forséeth
Mabel & An
Derald Jonson
Albert
Worker narrowly escapes death in Milwaukee plant blaze
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Joseph Bevira a packing room worker at Cream City Podilina faced a fire and smoke incident. He fled a blaze after his clothing caught fire and he was knocked unconscious by smoke. Fire sprinkler doused the room and water flooded the area aiding his rescue.
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Wis
Mater
Joseph Bevira
Podilina
Merrollins
Mnemiatie
Heintz
Stock Market Close Signals Widespread Rivals Slump
The close shows weakness across low priced rails oils sugars and chemicals with many blue chip names such as Allied Chemical and American Car and Foundry drifting lower. Call money rose briefly while a New York florist on Fifth Avenue notes a man making corsage bouquets daily for two decades.
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Pen Stak
Beusinn Oil
Allied Chemical
Alisrouri Pacific
Icent
Sables
Allied Cheinic Americen
American Car
Tnrefnanional
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf
W. Beldwin
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California
Petroum
Ferra de Pasco
Oppee Andlor
Wheake
Ohio
North Go
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General Electric
General Metors
Yeyejse Great Northern
Old Gulf States Steel
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Gonmer, ey-Olvais International Harvester Yyces Int
Mer
Marine Aid
Enews
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Hartfara
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific
American Petroléum
Abe Gas Penns
Peon
Ernduners
Republic Tron
Stadlair Co
Southern Pactic
Bouthern Railwa Standare
Studebaker Corporation
Texas Compani We Texts
Pacific Tobarco Produets
Mi! Union. Parifis
United Retail Stores
C. S. Industrial Alvotiel
United States Rubber
Lj.sy
United States Steel SI Utt
Age Clair Canper
Westinghouse Tre Pith
Willyss Overland
New York
Fifth Avenue
Corenee
Belgian cabinet resigns over language issue at Ghent University
The Belgian cabinet decided to resign after a dispute over language use at Ghent University. The decision follows tensions surrounding Flemish language provisions and the government’s response to the controversy.
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Brissais
Associated Press
Ghent University
Tolief Tollefson Controversy at Hokah Dance Hall
Hokah resident Tolief Tollefson, involved in a spat with George Abraham of La Crosse after a fight at Ho kah Tuesday night, is described by Tribune as a well behaved local patron. The new Hokah pavilion is said to be orderly and frequented by respectable people. Citizens are warned that the facility is properly policed and no trouble is tolerated. A separate note discusses the Canadian fruit crop menaced by seven million crows, with a bounty of twenty cents per crow offered for removal and one dollar per owl or eagle. The National Zoo in Washington reports a sixteen foot, 116 pound anaconda from Para shipped from Brazil twenty four years ago, feeding on poultry and rats, with no venomous snakes among the constrictors.
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George Abraham
la Crosse
Hokah
Tribune
Houston
Hokat
British Columbia
Game Conservation Board
National Zoo
Washington
Para
Brazil
2Co
Ettrick Notes Ettrick Wis Mrs Lyon Filler Hosts
Mrs Lyon Fillner entertained as a sinner on the afternoon of June Lea in honor of sister Erna Swenson who on Wednesday June 6 became the bride of Melvin Pischke. Only relatives present. A fine-course luncheon served, bride’s place marked with a church-shaped card. The couple, who will make their home in La Crosse, received silver gifts. Midland Chautauqua set for Melrose June 18–20 and Trempealeau June 19–23.
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la Crosse
Third Attempt at Death by Own Action in Wisconsin
Raymond Gierrant died by suicide at his home in Superior after two prior attempts in three months. Coroner Z A Downs reported the death as despondency over unrequited law causing mental derangement. The note mentions ships carrying more in summer and cancer being curable if caught early, reflecting scattered remarks.
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Wis
Raymond Gierrant
Z. A. Downs
Ideal Wet Wash Laundry Company Organized Here
Aripias of Incorporation filed with the register of Teele Wache by the Leander company of Le Crosse. Capital stock listed at $75,000. Incorporators named include El Barker, Ressel V. Stotniente, and Newell B. Barber.
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Ideal Wet Wash Laundry Company
Aripias
Mount Vesuvius Erupts Amid Intermittent Activity
Reports indicate Vesuvius remains active with alternating periods of fear and violent eruptions. Stromboli exhibits a similar pattern with the high cone near the crater center. Nearby Mount Bria shows increasing volcanic tremors and ash plumes affecting surrounding areas.
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