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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1921

Page

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City Adopts Unanimous Plan for Thirteen Miles of Street Repair

A unanimous special committee vote endorses resurfacing thirteen miles of city streets using a mixed system replacing the current surface with a more durable material. The plan aims to reduce long term costs, involve property owners through assessments, and proceed with bond funding of about 510,600 dollars for initial work. Mayor presents the proposal and urges a quick, coordinated bond and construction schedule.

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China looks to U S leadership for help says Y M C A man

A meeting in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room heard speaker Elliott, a longtime China observer, urge America to send more missionaries and professionals to China to guide its development while warning against backward-looking policies. He argued Chinese education should embrace Chinese and Japanese language studies and noted China’s famine and economic strains as reasons for U S leadership.

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Centrist Tries To Form New Berlin Cabinet

Berlin reports Dr. Wirth longtime finance official and former minister in mueller and fehrenbach cabinets agreed to attempt forming a new Berlin cabinet. He led finance in the mueller government and later served under fehrenbach before resignation last week. He is a center clerical party figure and Baden former finance minister.

Centrist Berlin Dr. Wirth Feltenbach Mueller Finance Fehrenbach Center Oor Emerly Baden Conster Germany

Railroad labor costs rise as top official blames expenses

Wilmington reports Southern Pacific chairman Julia Kruuschnitt testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee opening a congressional probe into transportation. he claimed excessive operating costs tied to labor, urged tolls and state controls, and pressed keeping the government out of shipping while opposing rigid long and short haul restrictions.

W. Mington Julia Kruuschnitt Southern Pacific Railroad Senate Interstate ‘Commerce Krultschnitt Ney Ag Caramon Hhis Sland Waterways Comston United States Qeast Lanama ¢ Canal Kerttschnitt

Britain Denies Formal Recognition of Russian Soviet

Britain confirms no formal recognition of the Soviet government of Russia has been granted. The stance remains unchanged despite ongoing discussions around a broader diplomatic accord tied to trade and political exchanges.

Britain Loxdon Russia

Auto Club Meeting Focuses on Parking Ordinance

The Automobilé Club of Western Wisconsin will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at Melock in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Discussion will cover the proposed parking ordinance. Kenosha Grand Jury Has 18 Ready for Work. Kenosha Wis The grand jury selection in Kenosha County is complete with members prepared to serve. sheriff notes farmers answered the call. Public list of grand jurors will be published Saturday.

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Polish Silesia seizure risks wider war and German response

Reports from Upper Silesia describe Polish insurgents crossing the Oder into Neustadt and Kosel, consolidating positions as German civilians flee. German officers assume command west of the Oder while French and Polish forces clash, fueling fears of a broader conflict and potential intervention by Allied powers.

Associated Press Oder Lown Kosel Krandreia Rilway Ratibor Opper Silesia Oderruire Lipper Hotaree Thalian Esa Cerman Germany Ung Unper Econ Inter-Allion Commission i Viienté Rorfunty Radlbor Upper Silesia Erin Irmy Endar Anrle The Krappitz Pany Avery

Health department urges schoolchild vaccination plan

The health department seeks to vaccinate children during summer to prevent a smallpox outbreak next winter. Arrangements with clinics will offer Saturday sessions. officials aim to reduce missed school days by boosting summer vaccination rates. Parents reluctant to vaccinate face no formal mandate, but cooperation is urged to avoid a repeat epidemic.

Te City Health Department

Germany Accepting Allied Reparations Demands Seen

Berlin reports indicate German leaders expect to yield to all London terms. Reichstag debates shift toward acceptance as Social Democrats and other parties line up behind surrendering to the Entente. Bavaria urged to disarm and accept terms or risk civilian guard demobilization by June. France warns Berlin against sending troops to Upper Silesia, signaling possible treaty breach.

ARIS Associated Press Berlin Germany Reichstat Courises Socials People's Party Gustiv Stresemann Wes Governmene Jiriou Bavaria Center Party la Armaments Wilhelm Mayer Certin Saris France Briand Upper Silesia

German Financier Urges Acceptance of Allied Terms

Robert Friedlaender, a noted financier and diasbrilist, argues Germany should accept the allied ultimatum and protocol. He says the plan is drawn by disinterested businessmen and aims to restore Germany’s initial capacity without ceding territory. Acceptance removes the burden of uncertainty despite a hard path ahead.

Beare Robert Friedlaender Flerr Friedinender Germany Friedlander

Indians Remarried After Twenty Years by Judge Brindley

Charles Wenneshlok and Alderson Winnebaso Jadmine of Hellind town remarried by County Judge Trintes to honor their second honeymoon. They sought to wed in the white man’s ceremony after tribal rights delayed their union. Best man Ed Fullmaker and bridesmaid Mel Fullmaker attended. The couple will celebrate with a feast in Holland and return to their homes.

Charles Winneshlok Aledison Winnebaso Jadmine Hellind Charles Alice Ddse Trintes Winnebago Mel Ed Fullmaker Holland Winneshicks Punnakors

Milwaukee Men Get 23 Years In Prison For Theft Of Auto

Tan esville Wisconsin report records Ralph Jewell and George Weaver of Milwaukee receiving twenty three year sentences in state prison for burglary and larceny involving auto theft. Sentencing occurred Monday after pleas of guilty to the charges.

Milwaukee Tanesville Wis Ralph Jewell George Weaver Tudee JT J. Tyron Elbhern Milly Tc Burghiry Jareeny

ILA Crosse Crowd Enjoys West Salem Carnival Dinner

A West Salem Kiwanis party and Chamber of Commerce hold their annual Holstein sale in the stock pavilion with a noon dinner at the Federated Church. Proceeds go toward a Jessie McKee memorial hospital room fund in Madison, aided by La Crosse donations as the crowd lingered for an orchestra and parade after the sale resumed and closed near supper time.

Kiwanis West Salem Military Band Kiwanis Club Chamber of Commerce Jessie McKee Madison

Van Lear and Leach Win Nominations in Mill City Primary

Unclear OCR reports Van Lear and Leach winning nominations in Mill City primary with about 2,000 votes across 73 precincts. Other candidates trailed in a five-way mayoral field as the general election set for June 13.

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Birth Announcement for McKown Family Daughter

Announcement on Tuesday of the birth of a daughter Sunday to Mr and Mrs David McKown of La Crosse hospital. Mrs McKown is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Mary Tussace. Nearby pedestrians near Fourteenth and Winnepitsa trees hear a distant retreating sound. Best any light this week.

Sind David McKown

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