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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
1
Reports say Blaine decries the Senate for rejecting Knutson as head of the local UIGH unit and urges enforcement of parking ordinances. He argues inspectors lack support, cites vigilante worries, and presses for qualified appointees and stronger county backing amidst public safety concerns.
The governors scrapped an announced summer excursion to Alaska amid unclear schedules and varying state priorities. Details remain sparse as officials weighed alternative travel options and domestic duties.
Fog halts the planned nonstop flight across the United States as officials delay departure. Resulting uncertainties cloud the project, while participants weigh alternatives and await clearer weather data for the cross continental leg.
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A fish rescue measure passed in the lower county legislature, authorizing appropriation STA.001 to establish a wet dock station east of Miversidte Park. The initiative, backed by Congressman Seh, aims to staffing Shoresetys Work and cost reductions in future commerce. Senator Laurent pledged efforts to push speedy passage on the La Cresse measure.
Ex service men of Wisconsin plan the third annual convention in Vau Claire starting Monday July 27 at various posts and helpers. Delegations urged to attend with membership cards. details on access to convention venues depend on eligibility and post calls. Expected attendance exceeds six thousand Goginaaires from around the state, with events and speeches highlighting war service.
Yale freshmen beat Harvard in a university rowing event on a Friday. The Harvard boat reportedly collapsed late, while Yale junior varsity and other crews also competed without full clarity on results.
Belfast dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera, Irish Republican leader, arrested Wednesday night near the city and released by Friday. Earlier Sinn Fein authorities denied the arrest.
Denver Cal, Friday session of the American Federation of Labor backed its own platform. It rejected Seattle Central Labor Council’s bid for a nationwide six hour day and abolishing overtime. President Gompers defended the federation’s autonomy. Women delegates pressed for equal membership rights and voice in international relations, while leaders warned against outside influence on union policies.
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate probable showers tonight and Saturday for areas including Crossa and vicinity and Wisconsin. Mentions of southern and final portions in Gruler region and Cooter nightly angles suggest unsettled conditions with limited clarity.
A Salvation Army speaker presented an illustrated talk on its global work. Reels and slides showed state institutes, maternity hospitals, industrial homes, children’s homes, orphanages, boarding schools, and overseas cadet programs. The presentation covered Salvation Army farms near San Pedro and fresh air camps, county advisory boards, and cooperative social service efforts nationwide.
Chicago reports Witheorge Hartman of the University of Chicago and Robert McKee of Brakembley pursing a 36 leek final in the heath reveal. Roth won the semi final match.
The Venetian Night set for the lagoon on the Fourth of July promises a grand pageant under the La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association. Artistic bindings along the shore will soon be finished and a parade featuring varied floats and heroes is slated to highlight one of the area's finest events. Entrants are urged to submit entries promptly with special prizes for the most artistically decorated floats.
Wisconsin moves toward stricter prohibition after a compromised assembly bill passes. The measure aims to prohibit manufacture and transport of intoxicating liquor within the state while aligning with federal wording. Administration senators expect the governor to sign after amendments narrow enforcement and include new provisions on prohibition officers and civil service appointments.
A warrant issued by Brindley targets S Churchill, linked to a driving charge. Churchill, arraigned in police court, had the case dismissed due to absent prosecutor. Brindley later caused a warrant to be reinstated as the matter moved to district court, with proceedings paused awaiting a prosecutor. Died in a refrigerator car in Oshkosh. identification limited to a name on a case end, suggesting death while imprisoned since June 4.
The La Crosse Trade and Labor Councils meet at 8 p.m. to elect officers and directors. R. G. Knutson, organizer, urges all stockholders in the association to attend the meeting.
The assembly voted 15 to 33 to raise four million dollars annually for highway work, risking a special session if needed. Debate centered on revenue sufficiency for 1922-23 needs. governor vetoes and cautious lawmakers influenced the stalled bill and broader proposed laws.
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