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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

6

Nicky Arnstein Sentenced to Two Years in U S Penitentiary

In Columbus District Court six defendants including Isadora Arnstein and brokers Isadora Cohn York Werney Sullivan Bowles and Masteni were sentenced to two years in federal prison for conspiring to bring stolen jewels from New York to Washington in October 1918. Bowles received a separate 41 32,000 fine and the group faced a total of 70,000 in fines.

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State legislative actions reshape funding and education

The session debated road fund raises, higher juror pay, and tighter penalties while pushing or defeating major reforms. Governor Blain proposed 35 recommendations, with three adopted, including push toward better administration and economy. Prohibition, retirement funds, and tax changes dominated agendas as educational bills stalled and administrative restructuring remained contested.

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Cat With Nine Lives Fails Against Ten Dogs Theme

In Minneapolish notes the nine lives of a cat prove insufficient as ten dogs prevail in a chaotic scene. The report mentions a crowd, a mixer of locals, and a street spectacle ending with a dramatic confrontation and casualties.

Education and tax measures shape careful legislature

The legislature has pursued its work cautiously with stable policy aims. It has avoided rushed decisions on major proposals, especially tax measures, and ensured thoughtful consideration before passage or defeat. Despite some bitter contests, most members completed their tasks satisfactorily.

Health department urges children to get vaccinated now

Announcement from the health department urges parents to vaccinate children on Saturdays and during school holidays. A dental clinic will operate Tuesday Thursday 3 to 6 pm and Saturday 9 to 12, with afternoon sessions for children from 2 to 4 pm. The department emphasizes vaccination during non school months and epidemic periods.

Health Department Penyday City Health Department

Task of fixing state boundaries near completion

Work to fix the boundary line between Minnesota and Wisconsin from Rice Point to the Falls of the St Louis River, about 24 miles, is near completion by the Wisconsin Minnesota boundary line commission. Appointed last fall by the US Supreme Court, the commission surveyed since last October, and will summarize a report to Washington for filing with the Supreme Court. The final boundary line, long disputed, should be definitively settled upon court approval.

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Nomination debate on industrial commission pick

Governor Blaine defends Knutson nomination amid columned debate on qualifications for industrial commission. He cites need for practical expertise in handling labor issues and approves senate review. Baltimore attorney Harry Kar elected Kiwanis president as Toronto hosts next convention.

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Potato Anniversary in 1621 Governor Appointed

Fragmentary notes recount a 1621 Potato Anniversary under a governor of Vir- Sita with chests of presents and fruits stored for the mainlaad. The passage hints at December celebrations praising potato contributions amid colonial exchange and local provisioning. It also references historic dog population declines in England around 151% through 1914, suggesting wartime breeding disruptions and reduced numbers.

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Gongiliator Meets With Workers At Listman Mill

Conference among Listman mill workers and managers and federal agents seeks to mediate wage disputes. Mrs Rogers, from La Crosse, travels from Washington Thursday to pursue an adjustment of differences. The mill cites an 18 percent wage scale increase as unaffordable to keep flour production competitive, while the workers demand terms. The mill was closed pending agreement.

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Bank Robber Knocks Self Down in Fetch for Cash

Green Valley Wisconsin bandit John Cronburg, 18, demanded $50 from Claud Gallacher, cashier of the bank. Gallacher struck the would-be robber, seized his revolver, and Cronburg was wrested to the ground and jailed in Shawano County. Cronburg, split from his father, sought funds after wandering from Pulaski. the district attorney notified his father.

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Boston Girl Takes Title Once Held by Vanderbilt Scion

Paris. Gladys Marie Deacon of Reston became the Duchess of Marlborough on Friday, the second American girl to win the title. Consuelo Vanderbilt held the title before her divorce from the duke May 13. The ceremony is set for noon Saturday. The groom is Charles Richard John Spencer Churchill, 49. The bride is Gladys Marie Deacon, daughter of Edward Darker Deacon of Boston. No age given.

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Hutchison and Wethered Tied For Open Golf Honors

Chicago’s R. Hutchison and Oxford amateur Roger Wethered led tied for first at the British Open, finishing the continuation of the first round with 26s and earning a playoff on Saturday. The article also includes an odd aside about the thirteen colonies and a sneaky note on life.

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Derwillo and Liska Skin Care Ad

An old fashion advertisement touts Derwillo and Liska facial cream promising protection from sunburn and wind while delivering velvet skin and a rose complexion. It urges customers to buy at toilet counters, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

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Packet service from De Soto to La Crosse starts Monday

Daily boat service between De Soto and La Crosse announced by W T Tiedeman. New 2744 foot by five foot launch with 40 horsepower engine, government model, will operate weekly to La Crosse and back, with departures from De Soto at 7 20, Victory at 7 15, Genoa at 7 15, arriving about 10 00 and returning by 6 00 pm standard time. Downriver visitors stay overnight. eight hours to shop and visit.

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Royalty Hosts Rotary Officers at Buckingham Palace

London officials of the International Association of Rotary Clubs were received at Buckingham Palace. The King and the Prince of Wales, with Princess Mary, greeted the visitors and expressed pleasure at meeting them. The treasurers who visited Bucking- ham Palace were warmly welcomed.

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