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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
4
Cleveland hosts a safety talk by John Lowe of the National Automobile Chamber, urging nationwide club women to promote traffic safety in schools. He cites rising motor vehicle deaths and urges enforcement of speed limits and better driver education to curb accidents.
An extensive though fragmentary discussion surveys accident causes and safety ideas. It argues for citizen and government action including better lighting, more signs, police presence, school instruction, and mothers’ involvement to reduce child injuries. References a city map, traffic studies, and cross-city comparisons. It notes safety displays, circus acts, and a case of alleged homicide in St Louis linked to a daughter defending her mother.
A large three ring show billed as one of America’s largest amusement institutions will exhibit in Grosse dune on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The program promises a diverse lineup of acts, though some may miss parts due to seating and the bazaar nature of the acts.
A column urges unity in La Crosse to advance civic progress and counter obstruction. It cites Lincoln’s adage and argues that progress requires collective purpose, steady effort, and quiet work away from publicity while supporting community goals and rejecting divisive tactics. The piece emphasizes practical idealism and local effort toward a better city.
Wisconsin secretary Lin S20 Tat completed sample ballots for the September general election primaries. Ballots list officers electors will choose including governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, U. S. senator, representatives, state senate, assembly, county officers, sheriff, clerk, and register of deeds. A note mentions the Socialist party failed to file papers to be listed. The passage warns the ballot labels reflect party lines and offices to be voted.
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