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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
4
The text discusses withdrawal and revival of a party convention ball with references to laws, votes, and figures like Matson and Souter PIS. It mentions assembly actions, vetoes, and political maneuvering, though many lines are garbled, leaving uncertain details about dates or outcomes.
A garbled dialogue fragment features a mix of names such as Casey Warenk and Trishin while characters discuss sobriety, perception, and a missionary question. The scene shifts through accusatory questioning to a religious topic, with references to a Gas OPM and a court-like setting.
A local gathering featured a speaker requesting prayer for Congress and urging civic officials to seek guidance. The event highlighted a call for spiritual involvement in national governance and touched on community concerns in Boston.
Fragmented OCR text references prisoners, a Seren, and various named figures in a theatrical or civic context. Mentions preparing someone for a Seren, supervisory roles, and a long list of names including Brentiliamonds, William Gayd, Parker McConnell, Corrigan, and Ogle. No clear event date or location remains readable.
In a dispute between two affluent Bragdvarhers, one insists on worker control while the other a self-made magnate pushes for salaried labor. The conflict centers on labor, wages, and who should drive local projects.
Fragmentary report notes state authorities crackdown on automobile violators in Monroe area. Inspectors cited violators for driving infractions, with fines around 500 dollars for a single day's work. Authorities emphasize strict enforcement of motor vehicle regulations.
In a local meet, U S Golder takes the lead with Adaheliniel Shire as a notable competitor. The event displays strong performances from professional participants as Otis and other challengers push the pace and set a sharp tempo.
New York reports that Eamon de Valera has been re elected President of the Irish Republic. The announcement came from his secretary James Dolan and confirms de Valera's continued leadership amid ongoing Irish politics and revolutionary governance.
O Ceallach becomes president of the Dail Eireann Teague and Sinn Fein, aligning with the moderate wing after a split in the Sinn Fein government. The change marks a shift in leadership within the Irish political scene.
Kiwanis International holds its fifth convention in Cleveland Ohio with formal ceremonies beginning Tuesday night and continuing through the week. Key figures from Kiwanis chapters nationwide attend panels and events at the city venue.
Seven thousand delegates and visitors converged for the event, filling the venue with attendees from multiple groups and backgrounds. The crowd included prominent figures and organized groups, reflecting broad participation and engagement.
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