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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
4
An unclear speech by Landis at a Brooklyn club addresses criticism and a plan to seek offers while defending baseball and his role as commissioner. The remarks reference seven years and a push to keep reform proposals, amid a contentious reception from attendees.
A muddled dispatch touches on the American Federation of Labor convention favoring exclusive toil, debates over Jamies dad Orientiles, and troop deployments in distant theaters. Reports from Chicago and New York note campaign battles, committee appointments, Irish affairs, and economic tensions across wool, cotton, and prices.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Chinese warlike figures and population estimates, mentioning gun fodder concepts and hypothetical forces. It references a peak writer and hypothetical percentages of China’s population, with incoherent lines about mushrooms and deer vats.
The Universal story The Inside of the Cup is adapted with heavy cuts and anti hypocrisy themes. Walter Arbuckle stars with Roscoe Arbuckle in multiple roles, while William Desmond leads The Night Eve and other features. Crime and romance frame a cinema program at Rivoli and Strand theaters.
A West ren cowboy tale features an actor on tour finding love with a Montana girl and a town sheriff. Betty Compson stars in Prisoners of Love at the Casino today and Thursday, with her film career and comedy timing discussed as key to stardom.
Reading of the Imperial Graves Commission report notes locating and registering graves after a major disturbance. It cites estimates of nearly a million deaths and mentions the crown allocating funds in 1919 for related efforts and actions against looters.
Madison dispatch reports Walter J. Kehi er of Kholer elected president of the University of Wisconsin board of regents for the coming year. Iaveling served as president during the prior term. Ben Fpaa t of San Claire named vice president. Maurice 12. McCaffrey of Madison re elected secretary and Taistan J. Torkelson of Madison reappointed as business manager. Board reappointed 3. B. McConnell of Ta Crosse as OFC.
The report describes Peking walls surrounding the city with a two wall height of fifty feet and a thickness of forty feet. The questioned portion of the city limits is sixteen tiles in circumference, and the moat is between 300 and 1,000 years old.
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