Grocers Must Take Out Permit for Beverage Sales
Ta Crosse city actions require grocers selling pop ginger ale or any beverage in bottles to obtain a class B license costing 25 dollars per year. About eight to ten stores face licensing under the new rule issued by City Attorney Oscar J Swennes following a city survey by Traffic Policeman Beznous. Bottled grape juice sold for home use is not a beverage permit requirement if not mixed with water or sugar. Officer Brancus conducted a rapid inspection of all city stores to enforce the rule.
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Ta Crosse
Oscar J. Swennes Taday
Beznous
Regime
Swennes
Brancus
Fokker Sees Chicago as World Air Center
Amsterdam inventor A. Hoo Fokker, noted wartime plane builder, visits Chicago and states the city could become the world aviation hub. He plans talks with army and navy authorities and to return with local capitalists to transfer his aviation enterprises from Europe to Chicago.
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Chicago
World Air Center
A. Hoo. Fokker
Amsterdam
Roa
Germany
Washington
Mr. Fokker
Chiego
Europe
Methodist Student Council in Session at Badger Capital
Madison Wis Thirty right acl loups are represented at the fistional indent council of the Episcopal church which began Monday and its stronghk June 23 Three meetings have been held Prison to this era the objects being church work religious education and fellowship Rony rides tennis swimming atl enies are among the diversions fur nished the delegates.
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Madison
Wis
The
Episcopal Church
Rony
South Salem Road Being Oiled Delays Detour Advised
Officials say the South Salem road is being oiled, and drivers should avoid the area. Commissioner Pineeen urged motorists to detour and exercise patience as heavy equipment operates for the next ten days, with crews directing traffic to minimize interference.
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South Salem
Pineeen
Weather record for La Crête and vicinity
General outlook mostly fair tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Wisconsin partly cloudy Tuesday night through Wednesday with cooler readings. Minnesota partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with minor temperature shifts.
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la Crnste
Wisconsin
Orion
Minnesota
Free Staters Lead Ireland Election Returns Favor Treaty
The Associated Press notes a strong pro treaty preference in Ireland's parliamentary contests. Pro treaty candidates lead in Dublin Cork and Dublin University with ratios from seven to one to four to one. Coalition pro treaty members total forty four with twenty five coalition Republicans elected. Dublin city returns show thirty two thousand two hundred eighty five votes for pro treaty panels and independents versus sixteen thousand two hundred twenty for republican panels.
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TELIN
Associated Press
Dublin
Cork
Dublin University
Senate agrees to house figures on Navy strength
The Senate accepted the House figures for enlisted Navy strength at 6 000 men and sent the rest of the naval appropriation increases to conference. The bill totals 295 456 000 dollars after late debate. Efforts to end American occupation of Haiti the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua failed.
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Senate
HOUSE
U.S. Navy
Ashington
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
King Democrat
Utah
Three More Enter Sheriff Race to Total Eleven
Three more candidates filed for sheriff, bringing the field to eleven. Ed A. Brown of Loomis Street, a former U S infantry veteran, runs as a progressive Republican. J W Rooney, a former policeman now in the murder mills, runs on the Democratic ticket. Joseph Lapitz, a plumber, also seeks the Democratic nomination.
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Ed A. Brown
Loomis Street
State Road
Mr. Brown
128Th United States Infantry
J. W. Rooney
Mubder Mills
North Side
Joseph Lapitz
Court settles over Emma 36 heifer sale dispute
Judge Smalley approves settlement in circuit court over the Emma 36 pure bred Shorthorn heifer. Eben E. Jones must refund B W Aylor $1,500 of the $2,250 purchase price after Aylor alleged the animal did not pan out as touted. The heifer is returned to Jones's Rockland farm.
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Smalley
Emma
Daniel Grady
Baldwin & Bosshard
Eben E. Jones
Rockland
B. W. Aylor
Grandin
N. C
Aylor
Jones Farm
Three Cases Up In Police Court Hear Tuesday
Two intoxication cases and one riding a bicycle on the sidewalk were heard in police court Tuesday morning. Sherman Stone and William Olson were fined 7.50 and 1.50 respectively. Joseph Barta was fined 7.40 for riding on an unpaved sidewalk.
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Sherman Stone
William Olson
Joseph Barta Wes Bred
Children Turn Fire Fighters Save Home From Flames
In Chicago Highland Park a group of seven and eight year old children saved the Doreas Home for Children from a midnight fire. The blaze started in coal bins in the basement and a bucket brigade formed by the youngsters helped remove two tons of burning coal. The children and infants were evacuated and the fire was extinguished before outside aid arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doreas
Highland Park
Sre
Anti Arlis
Labor Federation session debates education and miner leadership
At the Cincinnati session the American Federation of Labor debated education and probes into Harvard admissions, while a move sought Joan L. Lewis as a candidate against Samuel Gompers. Leaders from miners and railroad unions discussed potential contests and expansion of the federation’s executive council.
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Incinnati
Associated Press
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Harvard College
Gompers
Joan L. Lewis
Samuel Gompers
Mr. Lewis
Extcntive Council
Harding plan to cut second class postal rates
Washington report says the administration is weighing a decrease in second class postal rates. At a White House briefing and cabinet discussion, President Harding and Postmaster General Work favored removing at least part of the wartime rate increase.
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Washington
White House
Cabinet
Harding
Committee Minority Attacks Ford Offer for Muscle Shoals
A House military committee report by Rep. Kearns and signed by eight Republican members attacks Henry Ford’s $5,000,000 offer to buy and lease Muscle Shoals properties. The document questions profitability, fertilizer plans, and the scope of government land transfers, arguing the government would not profit and could lose assets. It notes some signers had previously endorsed other views and warns of propogandist appeals to farmers and the unemployed.
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Ashington
D. C
Henry Fort
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
House
Kearns
Republican
Ohio
Morin
Pennsylvania
Parker
New Jersey
Crowther
New York
Frothingham
Massachusetts
Rensler
Ford
Eharns
Darker
Frothinghaom
Ruth Suspended Three Days for Run-In With Umpire
Babe Ruth was suspended for three days by AL president Ban Johnson after an on field altercation with umpire Dineen in Cleveland New York. Ruth used abusive language and was fined. Johnson said the measure would help the team regain focus and restore order among players and officials.
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Johnson
Chicago
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Ban Johnson
Cleveland
New York
Ruth
Dineen
Blaine asks state aid for Wisconsin storm sufferers
Governor J. J. Blaine urged banks lodges and civic and church groups to collect funds for victims in St. Croix Polk Barron and Dunn counties. He named the state treasurer custodian of the relief money and directed immediate sending to Madison.
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Blaine
STATE
Wisconsin
Adison
Wis
J. J. Blaine
St. Croix
Polk, Barron
Dunn
Muadison
Walsh Effort to Take Up Bonus Fails in Senate
An effort to bring the soldiers bonus bill to a floor vote failed as the Senate adopted a 51 to 22 motion to table Walsh’s bid to displace the tariff bill with the bonus measure. Walsh claimed a promised early action but the Republican conference had decided to postpone action until after the tariff bill passes.
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Pleinly
Massachusetts
Isacréed
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Renly
Sena
Congress
Former U S Vessel Now In Service As Irish Prison Ship
Belfast reports the Argenta, once a U S Shipping Board ship, has been refitted as a prison ship for Sinn Fein detainees captured in the recent roundup. Six hundred cells have been built with extensive wire netting. the vessel will remain on Belfast Lough and be ready soon.
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U. S
Brelfast
Associated Press
U. S. Shipping Board
Argenta
Sinn
Noted Edward F Sauer clears in check forgery case
Toward F Sauer of 1210 South Eleventh street is not the Edwin Sauer charged with check forgery in county court. The article says Edward F Sauer is a respected citizen not connected to the case and identifies the man under arrest as GAward H Sauer.
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F. Sauer
South Eleventh Artest
Edwin Sauer
Edward F. Sauer
Citiigen
Gaward H. Sauer
Committee Meetings Called for Tuesday
Committee on highways ways and means audit and purchase and judiciary were scheduled for Tuesday evening to consider all matters in their hands.
Band Concert This Evening in Riverside Park
The La Crosse City Band will give the second public concert of the season at Riverside Park at 7 45 PM. To reduce car noise, the Park Superintendent will admit cars to the upper park driveway until 7 46 PM and then stop traffic. Cars will stay parked for the concert and as many as can fit will be allowed before it begins.
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Riverside Park
la Crosse City
Ritter
China on way to peace and prosperity in new regime
Three U S buildings in Canton were struck as Sun Yat Sen and Li Yuanhung maneuver for control. Sun remains aboard a gunboat at Whampoa while Canton endures bombardment. American minister Jacob Gould Schurman seeks protection and gunboats are scheduled to move to Canton.
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Associated Press
China
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Manchuria
Lii Yuan-Hung
Wu Péi-fu
Central China
Canton
Sun
Chen Chiung-ming
Whampoa
Chen
Hong Keung
Jacob Gould Schurman
Strauss
Elope Plot Ends With Train Casualty Man Killed
Vivid, chaotic tale from a New Haven job scene as Lotis Videh tries to stop his wife from eloping with Willa a farm hand. Police arrest three after a warning call. Howe admits planning violence saying he would shoot Bray, then queries punishment and exile.
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Lotis Videh
Willa
Flowe
New Haven
Howes
Howe
Bray
Sou
X Howe
Proposal to Return Alien Property Gains White House Approval
Washington reports President Harding endorses legislation to return German and Austrian property seized under alien property rules. About thirty thousand claimants would be affected. The plan, developed with State and Justice, would allow owners of property valued over ten thousand dollars to receive partial payments up to the ten thousand dollar limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Beloit College Celebrates 75th Anniversary Gathering
Beloit Wisconsin marks the 75th anniversary with delegates from 50 colleges and universities. Fifteen college presidents attend as speakers at multiple sessions, honoring Beloit College's milestone with a day of exercises and remarks by distinguished educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Rail wage dispute fuels near union strike vote
Rail and mine unions push toward a concerted walkout as 50 000 shopcraft workers vote to strike pending wage talks. The railroad labor board negotiates a formal reply to union leaders threatening action if a wage referendum suspends work. Districts from Cincinnati to New York report hectic strike preparations and wage adjustment debates as officials seek a calm, orderly resolution.
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Mmeaco
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Industr
Ealing
Busiutes
Pointrs
Big Four
Transportation Brotherhoods
Railroad Labor Board
Tey
Ae Rail-Miners Alliance
Fignelllin
Chicago
William H. Johnston
Machinists
Fiber Board
New York Central
AL F Pitzgerald
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