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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

6

Normanna Sangerkor Concert Celebrates Anniversary

A NormanLa Sangerkor event honored the society’s second anniversary with a musical program featuring soloists and the chorus. Mayor Bentley and Superintendent McCormick praised the group’s community impact while Emil Bertelich and chair My Paulson spoke on keeping music alive in La Crosse.

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Farewell to Knutson as City Posts Official

Citizens of Lin Craske convene to approve the appointment of Knutson to a traffic commission role. The resolution praises his service and calls for support from local officials and business circles. Readers note mixed reactions with endorsements and some concerns about the fit and qualifications.

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Ralph Toland's Normal Program Friday Morning

Fragmented OCR lists a school program led by Ralph Toland with student talks on interpretation and musical appreciation. It mentions performances by Chloridge Taylor and others, and notes summer musical affairs for students are always open to the public.

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Tramp Seeks Meal Amid Street Gutter Work Exchange

A disjointed narrative shows a tramp offering to eat a meal in exchange for cleaning a gutter. A woman and other figures react with confusion and rough talk as the scene unfolds on a farm implement and gate. The dialogue suggests a harsh, puzzled exchange in a sparse setting with mismatched phrases and unclear motives.

Elenpine

Railroad Unions Meet to Avert Nationwide Strike

Chicago hosts 1,100 union leaders as they seek to avert a nationwide rail strike. They aim to negotiate via amicable means over wage cuts and transportation disruptions, with 1,500,080 workers potentially affected if the board’s decision goes against them.

Chicago

Obituary notices from La Crosse area dated Wanasta to August

Deaths from La Crosse and surrounding areas report multiple individuals: H. Kindtel, J.S. Beitilsenvon, Vertha Kenyon, Mrs. A. Mann, and August Domck, with details of birthplaces, family, and funeral arrangements. Services set at Oak Grove and local Lutheran churches, Interments in local cemeteries, plans include home services and church rites.

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BeG Your Pardon: Tribune Reports Shift in Tester Regan Move

The Tribune and Leader-Press printed a note stating that Tester Regan has moved. The notice confirms the change and informs readers accordingly.

Tribune and Leader-Press

Huge uprising plotted in Turkish capital by Reds

June 30. Turks and Bolsheviks reportedly contemplate a vast uprising in Constantinople that would destroy public buildings. Early Wednesday allied troops under General Harrington raided hotels and searched for Bolsheviks. British soldiers seized large quantities of arms in a building linked to the Bolshevik organization and arrested several men alleged to be principal ring leaders.

Constantinople Smder Harrington

Close-Up to Read Ads and Save Money

The article highlights how a telescope and advertising relate to daily life. It urges readers to study advertisements to catch deals, save time and money, and make informed purchases. Reading ads is framed as practical economy and value discovery.

Ihale

Late Personals From Milwaukee Rail Crew Notes

Readable lines report Fred Telpelt off duty with a slight hand injury. Carl Loeffler works on Yorpili Street area. Rowen, train master, travels in city on official message. Keaveny and daughter Mary visit Chi cago family. Mirceane resumes work after St Francis Hospital operation. Taylor returns from Tacoma visit with family. Argel and Jett plan a trip to California and other western points.

Fred Telpelt Milwaukee Carl Loeffler Rowen PJ. Keaveny Mary Iotri¢ia Chicuro Jinal Mirceane Nelson Clothing Eemyan St. Francis Hospital Ttdiph Taylor MIL Fey Mr. Taylor Tacoma Washingtors John Argel Aienals Jett California

South African Meets Tilden in Wimbledon Final

South African T. F. Novian faces William T. Tilden in the challenge round of the British court tennis championship, after defeating Manuel Yonzo, the singles champion of Spain, advancing to the men's singles final.

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June marriage licenses fall sharply in Chicago

Lans Legner, marriage license clerk, says June licenses will total about 3100, six hundred fewer than last year, signaling a sharp drop in nuptial activity. Tone and Cary of thanks note express gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after the death of a husband and father, thanking Rev. A Murphy and pallbearers.

Lans Legner Cary Neishiers Hurbind A. Murphy Sandhose J. Wargin

Going Away Tribune and Leaders Presa Photo Wave

A jumble of garbled text appears to reference a newspaper photo and a vacation context. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to identify a concrete item or outcome.

Nobzy Tribune and Leaders Presa Creniation Department

Governor Vetoes Bills to Create State Parks

Madison Wis Word from administration quarters says Governor Blaine will veto three park bills for Northern Lakes park the Dells of the Wisconsin River and Big Hill on Rock River at a cost about 350000. He opposes public money for nonessentials. Senator Severson backs the administration stance.

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Hottest Day Of Year Reported Across Cities

The weather bureau reported a heat wave with temperatures near 95 in the city and higher readings elsewhere. Phoenix topped at 110 while Bismarck reached 160. the Jones river gauge showed record low rainfall.

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Pierson Private Detective Bill Vetoed by Blaine

Madison Wisconsin Governor Blaine vetoed the Pierson Private Detective Agency Bill, citing risks from unregulated agencies and urging that only licensed, reputable firms be allowed. He warns against placing irresponsible detectives under police authorities and notes current law already requires police and citizens’ approvals for licenses.

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Special Meeting Called for Brewery Union Tonight

A special meeting of the Brewery union has been called for Thursday evening at Honemian hall. The session will begin at eight o'clock.

Brewery Union Honemian Hal

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