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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1921

Page

6

Socialists Reject Affiliate With the Internationale

U S socialists vote 35 to 4 to affiliate with the Third Internationale. They reject all foreign affiliations for a year, denouncing Soviet rule in Russia as the “murder era” and vowing to chart a course alone while critics denounce dictatorship figures and call for nonalignment.

Peer Third Internationale Moscow United States Victor Betner Mortis Hillguit Algernon Lee I Novitr Ratssia Hiligule Threncgnen Com- Yognlat Hatgheviks Taft Bergert Burleson Wilson Palmer Mose

Election of a New Bishop of La Crosse Wide Interest

Reading from page one the article describes a formal process for selecting a new bishop in the La Crosse diocese. It covers candidate qualifications, required experience, clerical and lay inputs, and the ceremonial steps leading to ballot and approval by church authorities including mentions of Milwaukee and the Holy See.

LA Crosse Dora Mederniata Autre Shan Andiany Wearning Milwaukee

Judge Acquitted of Murder Convicted on Perjury Charge

Cleveland report on a judge once top legal figure, acquitted of murder but found guilty of perjury after a jury trial. The proceedings centered on disputed testimony and a high profile case with controversial implications for Dominion Views and local officials.

Cleveland William TodleGannan Ynynlelpal Eoure Ben Sars Wis

Labor victory for Gompers men appears on page

Fragmentary OCR shows labor election victory claimed for Gompers men with references to executive council seating and provisions for three members. The readable text notes workers at stations and wagons, but key names and places are obscured.

Gompers Wecenilon Ry Teferring Ferones Eydionasolis Ae Executive Conneil Ig Yae Fai

Forest Fires Spread in Michigan Fire Areas

Tadi l gag Michigan reports rapid spread of wildfires across Cherry Grove and surrounding regions. Fire crews request aid as flames threaten timberlands and residential areas. emergency response units coordinate containment efforts. Community leaders urge caution and protective actions amid ongoing burning.

Michigan Tadilgag Mich Cherry Grove

Yark Christened by Y W G A Girls Saturday

Saturday evening the Yark, a YMCA girls group boat, christened at French Island with a niche ceremony. Miss Bob Lefszang broke grape juice on the prow. twenty YWCA girls attended the voyage and a camp water headquarters and dressing room were welcomed to Line camp facilities thanks to Mr George H. Clark.

French Island Associaon Camp Faciilies George H. Glark Bob" Lefszang Clark Alt

La Crosse Shrine Club Plans Biggest Ceremonial

Local La Crosse Shrine Club outlines committees and leadership for its upcoming large ceremonial event. Names listed include Rasmussen, Robert Gray, Cameron, Wakefield, Gordon, Trimbel, Janes, Sehafer, Tar raucge, Startin, Hasden, Lingdos, Hiein, Peverson, Gatteram, Suse, Burroughs, Horsey, Boran, Dry, Pelton, Simons, Tarrace, Christian Corder, and Parker among others. The note details entertainment, decorating, transportation, and exploration committees and lists chairpersons for planning tasks.

Rasmussen Stiyana Darloa Robert Gray Wo Cameron van Tyhnson Charten Rhengen Bt Wakefield van Gordon A. Trimbel J. Janes Charles Sehafer Aerbert J Entertainment Committee Wm. Tarraucge Joseph Startin Bar Hasden John B. Lingdos Horeton Hiein J. G. Peverson F. A Gatteram B.S. Suse Hs Burroughs A Wi Horsey Ori J. Borangen James T Dry Jorn G. Pelton Fenn DB. Menre Albert BH. Parkinson AW. Plemac Eugene Simons Wh. Tarrace Hérbert Wl Skorste A. Senome Christian Corder A Martin Wh Parker J. M Marey Th Get L. A. Yehite D.C. BlickInr B. W Flo Halseth C. c. Leoney Edward A. Kirchner Mambershin Committee C. 3. Steer Ernest Chitel G. 1 Salen Japne Robb Oxen Explorin Wei Ge Slo Fatenting E. Thornbury Dr. C Eirk M Soules Clair Carrier le Leve Teron Waller Iarence Chase

Train Hit Bus Near Hibbing No Injuries Reported

A passenger train struck a school bus near Hibbing Minnesota on a Saturday afternoon at a highway crossing. The rear of the bus was damaged but all occupants escaped uninjured. The bus driver said the train could not be avoided in time. The incident is treated as a near miss for the children aboard.

Minn Koe Storaién Tony Duluth Missabe Afernoon An & Crossing Baltimore Camp Meade Hospital Loganfield Dundalk John F. Bay Jarrettsville Eugene H. Norton Waukesha Madison Wis David Roberts Chicago University of Wisconsin Irith Roberts

Petition to Annul Pickford Divorce Denied by Judge

Nevada and California reports detail the denial of an effort by the state attorney general to set aside Mary Pickford and Owen Moore's divorce. District Judge Frank C. Langan ruled the state barred from further action since both parties accepted the decree. Mary Pickford declined comment, while Douglas Fairbanks praised the ruling as favorable to the couple.

Pickford Nevada Minden Nev State Supreme Court Mary Pickford Owen Moore Frank C. Langan Leonard Fe Fowler Langan Mary Los Angeles Calif Nary Pickford Ab.vorea Owen Moora Pres Hera Douglae Fairbanks Miss Pickford Mr. Fairbanks

Outdoor Sports Society July 4th celebration proposal

The Outdoor Sports Association of La Crosse announces a public July 4th festival honoring the Day of Deliverance. The event aims to be self-supporting with a full day program, reflecting reverence and civic spirit, drawing on historical echoes from John Adams and the Declaration. Revenue will come from memberships, souvenir programs, and refreshment proceeds.

Outdoor Sports Society John Adams Massachusetts Thomas Jefferson John Hanccock Franklin God Outdoor Sports Association la Crosse Nnt Johor Adams Associati

La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association Plans July Fourth Drive

The La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association announces a Tuesday June 38 membership drive at the city and Pettibone. A one year membership includes sport access and a vote at the annual meeting. Souvenir programs cost 10 per cent and revenue from refreshment stands helps fund the event.

Iune la Crosse Outdoor Sports Association Fee Af Sic la Crossé Lave la Crosse Raod Elty

Tommy Milton Sets Dirt Track Speed Records in St Paul Meet

St Paul driver Tommy Milton, world dirt track champion, set multiple records at a state fairgrounds event. He ran a mile in 4:18, five miles in 3:38 4-5, ten miles in 7:56 1-5, and fifteen miles in 11:64 2-6, averaging 47 1-5 seconds per mile for the 15 mile run. The mile within the 15 was 6 3-11 seconds, hailed as the fastest on dirt.

ST. Paul Minn Tommy Milton Sarardey Hemline

Riots at Ohio Reformatory Aimed at Prisoner Escape

Marysville Ohio prisoners and attendants at the Ohio Reformatory for Women were stabbed and beaten Saturday afternoon in a riot that officials say aimed to free twenty five inmates. The plan reportedly included killing the superintendent and three guards.

Marysville Ohio Cc Ohio Reformatory

Chicago-Mill City air routes to be abandoned

Subdivisions of the air mail service operating from Chicago to Minneapolis and St Louis will cease on June 30 due to insufficient congressional funding. CA Parker, superintendent of the Cleveland Omaha division, announced the move to reallocate ships and pilots for continental routes.

Chicago-Mill City Chicago Minneapolis St. Louis A Parker Cleveland Omaha Parker Congress Anli

Congress Leaders Forecast Early Tariff Bill Vote

The article notes predictions of an early House vote on the tariff bill with Republican leaders Mendell and Mordacy conferring with President Harding. It also mentions plans to take up the revenue bill and no special session ending when the tax bill is enacted.

Congress Washington Representative Mendel Touse Harding Mordacy Ways and ‘Means Committee Mendell Pordney House

Going Away? Notify The Tribune Circulation Dept

A notice advising readers to contact the Tribune and Leader-Press circulation department at telephone number 322 to arrange delivery of the newspaper while on vacation. It emphasizes arranging service before departure to ensure continuous delivery.

Tribune and Leader- Press Circulation Department

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