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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
4
The article reports survivors arriving in Chicago on Friday after a mine massacre. Four victims have been identified including the son of a Charleston mayor and a college student. Authorities and officials comment on the identification process and the broader aftermath of the mining disaster.
Patrons at the Majestic Theater confronted a strange scene as a performer in the role of Uriah Sacrifice Nine the Love of a Git Wen faced the crowd, while Miss Percy Wells attracted attention with charm and beauty. The program included Three Live Ghosts at the Riviera and a Metro-Goldwyn photo.
A garbled report mentions an attempted hold up and a gentleman, possibly a tailor, implicated in the incident near London. The fragment hints at a crime scene with a suspect tied to a costly scheme, but details are unclear and uncertain.
Quintetts, a standout Oriental dancer, earns praise as an impersonator of Francis White of Ziegfeld Follies. The reviewer hails her for songs and dances that alone justify admission. Also notes Bert Lyte’s Metro picture The Idle Rich features vintage fashion and a California romance. TORONTO BALL CHIEF DEAD details J.4 McCaffrer’s death after long illness.
Viroqua Wisconsin reports deaths of John Heck Sr after months at his son’s home and Mrs Share Hopp wife of William Hopp who died earlier in the week. Mrs Hopp funeral held at United Lutheran church with survivors including husband daughter Frances and several siblings.
Survived by four daughters including Mrs Milton Pierce and son John Heck burial at Liberty Pole. Mr Op. 3 Lake, formerly of Viroqua, died at his Crookston Minnesota home. A wife two sons three sisters and four brothers survive. The Messrs Fred.
A brief city note reports Samuel Lake and Bear attended a funeral in Crookston for a local resident. The event drew hometown mourners and community figures showing respect at the service.
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