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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1922

Page

3

Hang Out the Flag NEST Tuesday Memorial Day

Memorial Day urges La Crosse residents to fly the national colors at half mast from every home and business. The article stresses the flag at half mast honors veterans who died in wars and urges citizens to display the flag to show allegiance and respect, regardless of how they observe the day.

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Learn Sportsmanship Ruth Earns Fan Backlash

The Babe Ruth, idol of fans, attracted jeers for dusting an umpire and then charged into the stands to confront a heckler. He incurred a $200 fine and lost captaincy as fans’ affection waned. His public esteem stands at risk as he repeats a quarrelsome stance toward baseball authorities.

Abe Ruth Watting Babe Ruth Yankees

Return of the Reformed Thief Finds Honest Path to Life

A pale youth says he robbed a Portland, Oregon home in 1914 and now repays hundreds of victims. He recounts a crime‑ridden youth from Pacific coast cities, training by detectives, and a reform arc from Oregon reform school to honest work in the East, vowing to walk openly henceforth.

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Conscience Triumphs Over Criminal Past In Portland Youth

A Portland youth whose life was wrecked by divorce and bad surroundings finds peace after returning stolen funds and making restitution. He had been gassed and shell shocked in France but chooses honesty, showing that inner resolve can overcome harsh environments and offering a hopeful lesson for students of criminology.

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The Swastika oldest mystery and symbol worldwide

Analysis of the swastika as the world’s oldest symbol and mystery. Claims trace its roots to bronze age origins, widespread ancient appearances, and a Chinese theory of civilization waves. Notes on its use as good luck, with speculative dates and controversial assertions.

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Mass meeting seeks river channel change to Wisconsin side

A committee of Dakotta and Triesbach residents held a mass meeting to draft Tesoiuligos resolutions asking Congress and the War Department to remove the river bend that has shifted toward the Wisconsin side. The move aims to justify channel realignment as relief for affected river towns.

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Abe Martin Nothity Steps A Girl Out At Paimt

A garbled OCR item mentions Abe Martin Nothity and Lafe Pate with fragmented phrases about business men and Steppin' Stone. The readable text hints at a social or courtly note but lacks clear facts or coherent events to summarize accurately.

Paimt

Weather Prophet and a stormy tale of Julia and Hiram

In a serialized tale from 1922, Julia and weather forecaster Hiram clash over romance and pride as a picnic yields to a sudden rainstorm. A chance car ride with Hiram’s rival reveals tensions, social pressure, and a cautionary weather forecast.

Fatal air disaster in France has limited passenger travel

A fatal air incident in France has caused no significant impact on passenger travel while authorities investigate. Officials say routine services continue as schedules adjust minimally. The event draws concern but early reports suggest limited disruption to air traffic.

France

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