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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

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Harding Presents Gram of Radium to Madame Curie

A gram of radium purchased by American contributions was given by President Harding to Madame Curie at the White House. The gesture, funded by a $100,000 donation drive, honors Curie’s scientific achievements and signals U S support for continued medical research.

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De Colons Barn on the Island Burns in Probe Starts

The barn on the island burned late Thursday night with three bodies said to be cremated. Investigators from the state began a probe into the fire, while local authorities sought arrests and questioned involved parties. The blaze drew attention from residents and officials as a possible arson case.

DE Colon Dresbach Norgeg de Getoik Arretiadi Colou Iiys Olou

Bail Refused in Wall Street Bomb Case in New York

Jersey City report states Guisenne De Hilippe charged with conspiracy to destroy a United States office in New York related to the Wall Street expansion last September. He was held without bail as a hearing was set for May 26 before Judge Charles A. Hendrickson.

Jersey City N. T Guisenne de Hilippe Tnited States Assis New York Wall Street Cone Huissioper Charies A. Hendrickson

Andrew Johnson Plans Norwegian Voyage

Andrew Johnson a retired farmer has applied for a passport to Norway through Leonard Klosber an official at wire pit court. He resides at the Beaumont Hotel and plans to sail on June 15 as stated in the document.

Andrew Johnson Norway Norwis Leonard Klosber Aslork Wire Pit Court Beaumont Johnson

State Put Mingo Under Martial Law Proclaimed

Governor Morgan issued martial law in Mingo County West Virginia and Pike County Kentucky amid a miners strike. The United Mine Workers District 17 pledged union benefits to non union strikers while idle. Riot activity and armed groups were reported, with authorities unable to restore order.

Harleston Morgan Min RO Counly G. P. Kenney United Mine Workers of America District 17 Mingo County West Virginia Pike County Kentucky Charles I. Neeney Bistrich United Mine Workers Mingo Loune

Burlington Officer Dies in Auto Smash Near Here

North Branch area reports the death of Frank M. Rugs, northwest general agent of the passenger department of the Nursington railroad, after an automobile accident five miles north of Burlington. Rugs, 53, was pinned under the car. his two daughters Bath and Prigellia escaped with minor injuries. Rugs, born in Nashville on January 3, 1868, had a long career with several railroads and belonged to Elks and Masonic lodges. The accident occurred as the coupe toppled into a ditch while on the way to a summer home. details say the driver was not speeding.

North Branch Allann Frank M. Rugs Nursington Bath Prigellia Here Bugs Ells Hi Paul Lake Inkesima Pine City Tae D. Olsen Mr. Rugs Nashville Tenn St. Louis Louisvile, and Nashville Railroad St. Pac Northwest Burlington Rugs Elks and Masonic Lodges

Harvey to Sit on Allied Council Tale

Irish police clash with ambushers leaving one constable dead and six wounded. Government forces attacked and routed the entrenched position, capturing arms and ammunition. Several ambushers were killed as fighters fled across the countryside.

Harvey Allied Council

State urges to remove Smalley in Bancroft's fight against league

Mrs Agnes Hough found dead at her home on South Fourth Street Thursday afternoon. The 52 year old widow of John Hough, longtime employee of the Cohmen Tailer company, died reportedly of heart failure. Neighbors alerted police after not seeing her since Wednesday. she was found in bed and pronounced dead. Surviving brother Andrew Brown of Valley City plans to attend funeral arrangements. guardian for Mrs Hough named.

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Richland petition urges probe into corrupt practices

Richland County residents petitioned Attorney General Morgan to remove Judge Levi Bancroft and seek a state probe of alleged corrupt practices around his election. Separate petition requests proceedings to test potential violations by campaign committee and others tied to the contest. Authorities order arrest of Hutton over a letter used in the election.

Adisox Wis W.liam J. Morgan Richland County Sherman E Smeakey Yevl WM. Bancroft Morgan Ada Tuces T) Hutton Arjiegaloonstoagne Batercroft E. A. Edwards Richland Center Special Campaign Smalley Hutton Milwalaleh Wisconsin Ant Saloon League Levi H. Bancroft Wirth Ashland Wicharney W. C. Zabal Zabel Hulton Milwaukee May H Trancroft

Madison Wisconsin governor vetoes Anderson marriage bill

Governor Blaine vetoed the Anderson marriage bill aimed at loosening age limits for marriage licenses and extending rights for women over 15. He defended Wisconsin's uniform marriage law as carefully considered and urged no substantial departures from the text, citing proposed changes and associated costs.

Anderson Blaine Madison Wis Secur Fo Fe Wisconsin Yahod Blaine Lu Friday Gerson Senate Gorrmor Blaine

Subscriptions at Labor Temple Welcome Knutson Organizer

Subscriptions in Labor Temple still accepted by KnutsonBr G. RKnatsor, organizer for Taridés and Lower counties, remains active collecting stock subscriptions at the Gross Temple stock center. Officials plan elections to replace current directors. lock certificates grant voting rights.

Labor Temple Knutson Buulson

Marriage mix up of Gypsies ends with American ceremony

Minneapolis groom Adams and Chicago bride Stybrina Yans faced a cross border dispute after paying 2000 for the bride under Gypsy customs. Chicago police involvement, habeas corpus issues, and a $1000 bail led to a pending extradition and a tentative marriage under American law.

Minngatous Mindle Adams Minneapolis Chicago Una Adams

Americans Fought in Europe to Save U S Says Harvey

Ambassador George Harvey argues Americans entered World War I to defend the United States, not European states, and urges lasting friendship between the United States and Britain. He praises Harding and emphasizes forging enduring international cooperation. The remarks, delivered at a Pilgrims’ dinner in London, stress reconciliation and mutual trust.

Europe U. S Harvey Britain The Americas Fmabe der George Harvey Minis Gulf Eucone United States Germany Jety Galtti Garvey Wen Washington London Sen

Mother of Mrs Tourtellotte Dies in St Francis Hospital

Lydia R Woodbury mother of Mrs Mills Tourtellotte died today in St Francis hospital. She was 92 and had lived in Minneapolis and La Crosse with her daughter. Burial set for Monday in Lakewood cemetery Minneapolis. She is survived by a sister, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Justice Gould Dies Washington Ashier Molrare Gould head of district of Columbia dies Friday after brief illness.

Lydia R. Woodbury Mills Tourtellotte St. Francis Hospital Woodbury Lakewood Cemetery Minneapolis Birs Tourtellotte Susband Gloucester Mass la Crosse

Briand Opposes Silesia Talks and Confidence Vote

Paris describes Briand resisting a meeting of allied councils until an inter allied commission finishes its Silesia report. Briand aims for a vote of confidence after interpellations on reparations and policy, while Briand, Lloyd George, and Briand may delay talks until deputies finish questioning.

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