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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1921

Page

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Dublin custom house set ablaze by Sinn Fein followers

Dublin Castle reports the custom house caught fire mid afternoon with Sinn Fein support, three killed and many wounded as troops, police and armed men clashed. Liberty Hall also burned as a coordinated attack disrupted security, while Ulster balloting saw intimidation claims surge amidst violent episodes.

Ublyn Associated Press Dublin Dublin Castle Sinn Fein London Dablia Sinn Tenners Custom House Liberty Hall Irish Transport Workers

Briand Jeered in Stormy French Chamber Session

Paris reports Premier Briand faced loud jeers as he asserted Germany’s good faith toward allied demands. The session unfolded as tensions over Upper Silesia and a proposed 30 year commission under a League of Nations framework dominated debates.

Aris Associated Press Poland Germany League of Nations Styven Epper Joudon Paris Chamber of Deputies Council of Ambassadors Pound Gharber Chamber Briand Briand Waz Jeera Iland France Armas

Postponed City Committee Meetings Not Timed

The committee on Administration and all other committees except the mayor's special committee, scheduled for Wednesday night, have been postponed per the city clerk's office. No new time is announced yet.

Committee On Administracie Tishi

County Board Votes to Repair Streets and Build Projects

The county board appropriated 40000 to repair city streets linking state highways 11 21 and 3 percent. An additional 340 was set to complete a hot house at the poor farm. A resolution to abolish the insurance committee was tabled. The board also discussed tract indexes for real estate additions and voted on highway impact measures. A service men’s lot dedication was planned for June as the board prepared for August adjournment.

Insurance Committee Clinton & Blackwell Smith & Batch Tider Andrew Jompson Register of Deeds Clarke Tonfor Oatgrove Cemetery TH County Board of Supervisors Tit Crosse Special Rules Committee Kindley Dawson and Fletcher Insurance John Kindley Pettingill Claude Pettingill Rinditey Pettingil Barney Olson Yerry Keppel Staats Gerri Fletchers Cme Wise

Conservation Club Meeting Tonight Awards Essay Prizes

The La Crosse Conservation Club meets at the Chamber of Commerce this evening to award essay prizes on fish and game conservation. Programs include music by La Crosse high school's Boys Glee Club, readings, prize contest speeches, and closing remarks by Dr. A T Rasmussen.

Conservation Club Tulles Citivens la Crosse Conservation Club Chamber of Comerce Presilenp P. J. Trereon Boys' Glee Club la Crosse Stella Trine Elrederick Hankerson R. V. Ant Xtram Onalaska High School Lilly M. E. Borreson B. Me. Cormick Rotary Club J. O. Champson Community Cornell W. Collings Contestl. Co. Watch la Crosse’ High School

Camouflage Vegetables and Moonshine Case Ends in Fine

A 4 gallon jug of moonshine hidden in a basket of green vegetables was prepared by Mrs. Meshmik for delivery to a saloonkeeper. A patrolman stopped her after spotting the vegetables and found the moonshine, charging her with a Mulberger clan violation. Judge Page fined her $250 and noted a bill in her basement.

Mila Atree Tynnly Meshmik Meshnik Mulberger

Moscow Near Starvation Report From City

Reports from Moscow claim severe food shortages as peasants withhold grain for seed. Bolshevik decree restoring freedom of trade appears not to alleviate the looming hunger crisis.

Associated Press Moscow

U S Japanese Harmony Promoted by New Society

Tokio May. The Associated Press reports Mrs Yukio Ozaki wife of ex minister of Justice Ozaki says a new society has formed by Japanese women to promote peace among Japan United States and Japan China. She spoke in artitory yesterday with the Associated Press. Seven Rattlers Captured Near Peddsburg Wis Snake reports describe multiple large reptiles captured near Prince au Sac by H Dinsmore and Clement. The largest measured over five feet with eleven rattles. Snakes will be sent to masenM.

U. S Peddsburg Wis Prinie Au Sac H. Dinsmore Ed. Clement

Fredericksburg Marks 265th Anniversary as Town

Fredericksburg Virginia, long tied to national history, celebrated Wednesday the 265th anniversary of its establishment as a town. Records note Captain John Smith’s landing in 1608 near the frontier and the town’s association with George Washington from youth through manhood.

Fredericksburg van Fredericksburg America Jamestown John Smith George Washington

Wisconsin Ruling Says Home Wine Making Unlawful

Attorney General Morgan ruled for Governor Blaine that the Matheson bill keeps home wine production unlawful. The governor may veto the prohibition bill. approval or rejection due by Saturday. The decision clarifies searches of private homes require sale evidence. intoxicating liquor definitions align with prior Mulberger standards.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Matheson Wiliam J. Morgan J. J. Blaine Blaine Math’ Reson Attorney General's Department Rte Morgan Mulberger Wanpacr County

Gum on the move at downtown Milwaukee cafeteria

Patrons in a Milwaukee cafe are warned to not park their gum on tables. A sign reading Dont park your gum here prompted surprised patrons to remove gum with some swallowing pieces. A waitress counted 159 gum pieces at one table.

Milwauked Wis Asc

Harding Party Returns to Washington From New York

President and Mrs. Harding with their party arrived in Washington on Wednesday. The Mayflower yacht docked at the navy yard at 2 30 p m marking the return trip from New York.

Harding Washington Mayflower Navy Yard New York

Twilight baseball trial set in Chicago gridiron dusk

The first twilight baseball game in Chicago is scheduled for next Tuesday. The Pyatts semi pro team will face a Beloit Wisconsin squad at six p.m. local time.

Twilight Baseball Chicago Pyatts Beloit Wis

General Wood's Auto Falls Into Philippine River

Major General Leonard Wood, leading a mission to inspect conditions in the Philippines at President Harding's request, had his automobile plunge into the Pinacanauan river near the Cabaganger route in Tuguegarao. Wood escaped unharmed. recovery of the vehicle took about an hour.

Tuguegario Cagayan Province Philippines Associated Press Leonard Wood Harding Pinacananan Wood

Poppy Day Sale Saturday For Ex Soldiers

Plans are finalized for a Poppy Day sale this Saturday to raise funds for ex service men in hospitals and other causes. A long list of workers and committees is announced with chairmen and locations across the city. All workers meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 5:39 Saturday morning with chaperones guiding the young sellers.

KW. Reyes Hayes Hebberd Corner R. H. Worth Continental Clothing Company A. GH. Shanley Stoddard W. R. Hyde Myrtle Hayes G. F. Sexauer Cathedral Church A. Guillaume Roma Guullaume Thire and Pearl D. Jebison la Crosse Pool and “Shoe Ole Wold Rubber! Mills RK. B. Warris Montague Candy Company Lucille Grover Fuake Candy Company

Oshkosh Board Deadlocked Over Superintendent Choice

Oshkosh Wis The seven member school board and Mayor A C McHenry failed to decide on a new city school superintendent after 64 ballots and hours of debate The leading candidates were George L Simpson of Eau Claire Charles Bishop of Portage and May Leimher formerly of Oshkosh now New York The American Legion backed Simpsons candidacy amid World War I service allegations exist.

Oshkosh Wis School Board of A.C. McHenry Commission M. N. MacLver George L. Simpson Eau Claire Charles Bishop Portage Miss May Leimher New York Simpson Leval American Legion Mayer McHenry

Farm Residence Burns with Six Children Die in Fire

The Willam Selke farm home three miles south of Pickwick and 18 miles from La Crosse burned, trapping six children aged up to 14 inside. One child died, others were saved or escaped as the fire destroyed two adjoining sections. Selke, en route to Winona, had no insurance and estimated losses around 2000 dollars, split between structure and contents.

Willam Selke Pickwick la Crosse

Memorial Day Committee Meeting Tonight

The Memorial day observance committee will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 8 o'clock tonight. Two killed in labor riots at Buenos Aires. fighting between union and nonunion port workers leaves several wounded. Pittsburgh oil price cuts listed by principal purchasing agency with Pennsylvania crude at 3.00 and related prices noted as reductions surprise those who thought oil markets had bottomed.

Chamber ‘of Commerce Buenos Aires Union Nopanion Pittsburgh Pa Pennsylvania Carning Cudle Sommerset Somerset Light Camic

Mystery in shooting of truck driver Charles Parker

Charles Parker of Lansing and Miss Blanche Kvam are sought by police after truck driver Ben McKenzie was shot in his sleep at 205 South Fifth Street. McKenzie, 30, is hospitalized in serious condition with a bullet near his heart and a possible operation to remove it later. Martins Syverson, 36, a porter, is detained as investigators question movements from Tuesday night.

McKenzie Jens Rosholt Rosholt Ben McKenzie St. Francis Hospital Martin Syverson Central Police Station Blanche Kyvam Stoddard

Two Voices Heard Before Florence Marshall Sees Wounded Lodger

Florence Marshall telephoned the police after a shot was heard near the window. McKenzie, in night clothes, stood in the dining room clutching his left breast and said someone shot him through the window. he refused aid and begged not to turn on lights as fear of another shot lingered.

Florence Marshall Porter Miss Marshall Marshall McKenzie

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