Strikes and political tensions dominate in week’s turmoil
The week records riotous coal mine clashes with up to 25 strike-breakers, government reluctance to deploy troops, and funding gaps delaying investigations. Union leaders threaten a broad strike over wage and supervision demands while political figures debate government roles in industry and social policy amid Irish and socialist tensions.
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W!lingis
Shlitia Ie
Governey
Hellinois
Gers Becaint
Lewis
Cail Lawor Board
Sacha
Hessiacs
Mina Sipervisinn
Gov
Renenada
Peace Looms as Troops Withdraw From Coal Fields
Senate debate over mine disorders continued as authorities considered state troop withdrawal. General Foreman urged caution, saying no clear need to deploy troops. officials expect inquest into Herrin deaths to proceed, while mine owners and workers clash over safety and negotiations amid ongoing unrest.
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Heneray
Lester
le Hart
Herrin
Rally Speaker Tun B Weigel To Address Monday Evening
Tun B Weigel of St Paul is set to speak at a civic rally at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. A chicken dinner will be served from 6 PM with limited capacity. attendees urged to arrive early for first-come seating.
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Tun B. Weigel
St. Paul
Money Provided for Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals
Washington reports an appropriation of 7.5 million dollars for new construction on the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama was authorized by the House and sent to the Senate for renewal limits. The money becomes available October 1 and no expenditure is allowed before then. Political maneuvering by both parties blocked earlier acceptance, with southern members pressing to secure final consideration of Ford’s offer before adjournment.
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Usgal
de Valera
Henry Wilson
Ulster
Liev? George
Craig
Wister
Free State
Williamein
Miamis
Hetfiran
Stelkenredker
Herrin State Hospital
Washington
Wilson
Musse Shotts
Alabama
House
Senate
Hiawer
House Femblicen
Fordafer
Henry Pari
Detroit
Musele Shoals
Debating Tariff Bill Faces Filibuster Wheels
Fragmented OCR text describes a prolonged filibuster on a tariff bill with tensions rising as lawmakers discuss invoking the two thirds rule. Traders are under pressure and movement to proceed may be blocked or stalled.
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Charzes
Ex Serviceman Identified Near Railroad Tracks
A fragmented report notes an ex serviceman identified near railroad tracks at Houston and Bloomington. Details are garbled but reference to Texas and a message to a friend from WHA Barns and a department of justice note appears.
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Bloomington
Hnuston
Uphasia
Uhieg
States Department
Pleads for Nestos Grand Pours XII
Declaring that North Dakota credit is the main issue of the present campaign Independent candidate George Ehefer for the alliance legal seat. Satyrdae Welss prepared for the nomination of Governor Nae tos and other members of the Independent ticket.
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Nestos Grand
North Dakota
Campalen
George Ehefer
Alineweys
Genoa
Aparibess
Naetos
Ricker
Governor Small Acquitted Amid Jubilation in Illinois
Governor Len Small is acquitted on charges of conspiring to defraud the state of interest on public funds. The verdict sparked raucous celebration as 300 spectators cheered, while Small pledged to return to duties and pursue a fair administration. Civil actions regarding interest collection continue.
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Waukegan
Associated Press
Len Small
Liews
Fred B. Sterling
Edward ¢. Curtis
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Jimiliar
Harmher
Edwards
Fresa
Elinois
Tao
Mlinots
Tllinais
Charles le Fergee
Decatur
Remor
Fred Mortimer
Sangamon County
Huge Edwards
Curtis
Small
Edward Brundage
Brundage
Iiry
La Crosse Man Honored as Saenger Leader
Forseth was elected assistant director in chief of the Norwegian Singers association of the United States at a Stow City meeting. A longtime La Crosse singer and director, he is now nationally recognized, having been advanced toward the second highest office in the national Saenger organization.
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Forseth
Norwegian Singers Association of the
United States
Stow City
the Tribune
Porseth
la Crosse
la Crosse If
Saenger
Delegates Chosen to Represent La Crosse for Governor Race
Grosse city democrats on Sunday elected delegates to represent La Crosse county at the state democratic conference in Milwaukee Tuesday. Delegates named include Charles A. Hirman, A. Wolfe, Mrs. Maria Brown, Joseph Lapitz, Herman Kane Latad, and others. Chairman Doherty led the meeting in the city hall chamber with about 32 attendees. The group voted to instruct delegates to carry out county wishes at the state conference and support Charles Bentleys nomination for governor.
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Nie Webber
CL J. Lien
Eorgo Sihneberger
L. B. Ihmerzberg
Water Stannard
George Ball
Jiet Tohn
Eneoy
Thaispas
Albert Wolfe
Wyon
Tokerty
Paul W. Mahoner
Omerhere
Heganton
Dnherty
Students Discuss Why They Might Leave La Crosse
High school students surveyed by the Chamber of Commerce list career goals and life plans. Among 350 respondents, 170 intend to stay in La Crosse for work, while 251 plan to leave or explore better opportunities elsewhere. Many cite limited opportunities, slower progress, and lack of advancement as reasons to move.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Giris
la B
Stenaphy
Elece Trician
Boankkerpy Penter
Mowyer
Clathier
New
Hirger
Vali Setyays
Nish
Manuine- Tavera
Eletmen
Stonnstaphor
Fénehor
Nforian Iegmarar
Arrhiterr
Dottor
Witcer
la Rors
le Crasee
Indus x
San Crosse
la TI
la Croisse
Fui Ceosse
Npe
Heceuse
Malesip
La Crosse Chamber Campaign Forms 210 Members into 21 Teams
A campaign to expand La Crosse business influence begins with 210 men split into 21 teams to promote a larger Chamber of Commerce. Teams will canvas the city starting June 27 at 9:00 AM to sell the idea of a Greater La Crosse through a bigger chamber, with directors to be elected by member vote. The effort lists team captains and members across many groups. A new policy will have every Chamber member nominate sixteen directors, with ballots sent after the resigning campaign.
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Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse
Hoy Davidson
Jens Mulder
C. F. Figgie
Lars Instenes
J- B. Saltz
A. J. Eberhart
Harity Spence
C. PL Thompson
George J. Curise
Robert B Lowry
H. L. Parteridge
J. A. Vawing
J. J. Avlett
H. J. Birshheimer
le Lamb
H. Raper
T. H. Brindley
A. E. Anderberg
A. J. Brady
A. O. Colby
BE. &. Langdon
G. Q. Lundgren
B. Raymond
J. A. Baertl
H. W. Hirscheimer
J. H. Lambert
F. W. Pirman
Oh. Kinney
Joe Arenz
A L. Myers
Jas. Mallaway
L. BE. Lavaque
B. Schwaibe
Umber
P. J. Verily
K. Burford
L. Hirschheimer
Fred Mosely
George FE. Robb
A. B. Burge
Co. L. Baldwin
Edgar Bott
Amber
John Statey
Matt Gameren
W. J. Holcomb
H.W. Livingston
F. A. Reiman
B. J. Cassels
Jos. Bartel
Charles Noble
H.A. Dimler
Looney
Frank Smith
F. J. Stave
H .K. Holley
J. B. McConneth
E. Saliger
WE. Bannen
E. S. ‘Diriman
C. B. Dibble
S. Markos
Wn. Strauss
J. G. Rohs
Jale James
Farnam
Langdon
Pynn
Weatherwax
F. Benton
F.H. Fowler
Curtis
F. Lyons
Wm. Torrance
C. L. V. Craft
J. W.soyer
J. R. Fess
C. K. Pettingill
W. D. Weeny
Geo. J. Fries
Ww. B. Fraseh
B. T. Johnson
George B. Miller
C. B. Smith
Hyde
Bela Haeckner
John Boleman
Robert Farnam
Gus Pappas
Elmer Warninger
J. H. Ibach
Wm. F. Funk
Bert. Joliyette
B. E. McCormick
L. F. Robinson
B. Cone
A.Y. Philips
H. B. Smith
H- Clay Evenson
J. J. Padesky
George E. Tay Tor
A. L. Stiller
W. F. Goodrich
Tf, Keegan
2. R. Linker
Arthur Schwejbe
W. O W. Holcomb
Ben Fox
Wm. Hl O'Toole
Jos
Dockendorf
W. A. Henke
Eugene Stringer
Waltee Wood Tai
Stanley Gordon
A. F. Eatel
A. B. Boltz
Mi Storkerson
Henry Hochm
A. Ho Brickton
E. A. Burne
O. J. Gyen
Eugene Luening
F. A. Worth
Sumner
P. L. Koppelberger
Jessé Hizhee
F. H Morgan
E.G von Wald
Edwin Erickson
Paul Pamperin
Mark Byers
C. Ke Herges
H.S. Rice
P. M. Brink
Chamber
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Esuntr
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A. M. Cele
National Coal Association
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Mino
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Ena
Dan Be, Weigle
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
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Sajal
Sancamen
Pringfield
Staud
Peking
Fred. Sterling
Wate
Iat Park
Ols
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Mor
Oo. Forseth
County Democratic Conference
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Mahoney
Dittman
Corrad Nelson
E. A. Gaiterdim
J. Kearner
L. Meister HI. Rooney
E. L. Epiner
Louis Knudson
C._E. Schaefer
W-B. Euler
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J. W. Tubbest
P. J. Iverson
Alex Metcalf
Gus A. Keller
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Harry Dahl
J. K. Verhulst
Leonard Funk
A. A. Dusty
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