Armistice Day Parade Draws County Volunteers
Soldiers from across the county plan to march in the Armistice Day parade to honor World War victory. The event, expected to close businesses in the afternoon, will start at 2 PM led by a police platoon and band, with the American Legion and Red Cross organizing participation.
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DTY
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Amerie Legion
The
Red Cross
FL Eidseler
Warade
Wil
Oelock
Plaii
Palies
Tris
Servive
Gm Taracs
Abia
Red Cross Directions Amid Weather and Local Orders
A historical notice outlines Red Cross directives in Bal Waeeh and surrounding areas. It lists local leaders Andrew Lees, Chapter Chairman, and Mrs. A. V. Ingham, president, with weather warnings and instructions for knitters and makers in the community. the text is fragmentary but preserves names and roles.
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Bloek
Colums
ANDREW_LEES
A.V. Ingham
Seu Legica
War Mothers Honor Armistice Day Parade Plan
War Mothers and service members gathered for Armistice Day ceremonies. The group planned a parade formation from the northwest corner to the post office square, with Legion guidance and a service at the corner of the highway. Local veterans and auxiliary women prepared to honor the nation’s veterans in a formal procession after a brief assembly at the post office.
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Gran Army
Gelict Corps
Esha Byants
Sidelights on Victory Day Plans.
Local preparations unfold for Armistice Day with Will iam Frazer leading a business canvass for flags and bunting along the route. Marin street will resemble a martial scene as residents display flags. Elks band will lead steps from the Elks club. University High School principal Ekkes to speak at the commemorative meeting. Commander Strehl of the American Legion to be present. Red Cross members to assemble at the court house east door before 1:40 p.m. Service Flag display urged for Armistice May. Sheet metal workers and printers unions plan to march. Trees and Labor council organizer RR G Knutson warns others to meet at the city courthouse square at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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Etors
William Frazer
Marin Street
Mars
Ekkes
University High School
Madison
Commander Strehl
Focal American Legion
The
Red Cross
Court House
RR. G. Knutson
Trees and Labor Council
Wien
Emirthouse Square
Mm. Tomerrow
Fifty Indictments Expected In Liquor Gases Scandal
Chicago police implicated in Heitler confession as John Garrity resigns. Charles Fitzmorris named chief. Federal indictments target politicians and police connected to whiskey ring and forged prescriptions. Heitler's raid uncovers 1000 cases shipped from Louisville to Chicago with bribery links to city and federal officials.
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John J. Garristy
William Hale’ Thompson
Charles Fitzmorris
Garrity
Wicago
Mike de Ike
Eitler
Heitler
Robert Perlmay
Mannie
Permi Heitler
Chicary
The
Suns
John Tobin
United States
John S. Jones
Benjamio Stern
Landis
Louisville
Heltler
Eltier
New York
Red Cross Roll Call Nears Complete Across County
Ward workers of the county council expect to finish the Red Cross roll call in a little over an hour with a Thursday night deadline. Thobert Farnam frames the roster by territory, aiming a house to house canvass in each ward to wrap up the effort and prepare a nearly complete report for the evening.
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RED Cross
Thobert Farnuin
Neely
Community Council
Farnam Follet
Ultimatum to Jugoslav Delegation on Adriatic Issue
Italian foreign minister Count Sforza led the delegation and rejected Vioh's minimum claims. The terms demanded include Istrian frontier with the Julian Alps and Nevaso, the Fiume to St Peter railway, territorial continuity, Fiume as an independent state outside the League of Nations, etc. Italy seeks annexations of Lissa Piccolo and Cherso, Zara, and several Jugoslav islands for strategic purposes, with guarantees for Italian minorities in Dalmatia under Serb rule, and demilitarization of some Dalmatian positions.
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Fiume
St. Peter
Kiwanis Rotary Clubs Celebrate Rate of Victory
The Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs marked the armistice anniversary with a luncheon and address by Colonel Rogers at Camp Grant. The program featured a salute to the flag and a discussion of the Army’s evolving role in education and training, plus calls to support veterans and guard service.
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Agi Wren
Army
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Cosses
Camp Grant
Ayring Kiel
Solovel Rogers
Biderr
Mogens
Luirst
Aps
Wisconsin Natlatal Guard
Varationn
la Grasse
Americ
H. Schweizer
Gretchen Longtnbach
American goods popular in Norway report says
A commerce department report notes American autos and tractors dominate street traffic in many Norwegian cities. It adds agricultural machinery remains strong and the United States ranks first in metal manufacture trade and leather imports, with textiles and clothing second.
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Norway
Washington
Aneitonn Gous
Department of Commerce
United States
County Property Worth Eight Million More
The La Crosse county assessment shows total property value near 86 percent of 1920 figures, with personal property at 17,045,200 dollars and real estate at 44,876,027 dollars. J E B Weller notes increases in personal property and real estate values, driven by new assessments, late-year work, and court decisions. he argues five-year averages misstate current values and urges a basis of true value for 1920. He discusses park plans, public works, highway needs, and county duties alongside related financial measures.
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J. EB. Weller
County Board of Supervisors
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Keizer
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Barre
Campbal
Farreee Holland
Onalaska
Wash Neon
Boards of Review
Ravial
Javier
Ask Park Cambbinston PT Vetty
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
County’ Board
Davia
Ww. J. Dawson
E.W. Guenther
Votools
I. J. Roberts
Oak Forest Sangporium
Wincanegin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Jefferson County
la Crosse
Madison
Ask Toldwe
Smith Valley
Sand Lake Coulee
Washington
Burdick
Retrenchment by the Public Hits Ol' Clothes Men
New York fashion houses report slow stock turnover as the bargain clothing trade suffers. Drained by wartime weariness and shifted consumer habits, secondhand and curb market dealers say business has stalled. Silk shirts and fine accessories fall from favor amid a lingering slump in discretionary buying.
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New York
Wolking
Barard Street
Bowery
voter turnout totals from La Crosse county election
La Crosse county canvassing board announced results with Warren G. Harding leading with about 10,620 votes and Calvin Coolidge carrying key statewide races. The report lists candidate tallies across offices from president to local officials, noting party affiliations and total votes cast.
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Bert Jolivette
I. W. Davis
Board of County Supervisors
W. G. Winter
Pedce
la Crose County
Madison
Countes Sonomuerd Tolliy
Federal Shipping Board graft charges spark probe
A congressional inquiry reports widespread waste and graft in the U S Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corp. Investigators cite padded payrolls, inflated supply contracts, and corruption among officials and suppliers. Two former board employees A M Fisher and T F Richardson led a yearlong probe for Rep Walsh. Testimony includes charges ships repairs contracts were improperly drawn and that some divisions failed to cooperate. The probe also points to shoddy supervision and questionable assignations amid discussions of vessel construction and allocation.
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T. F. Richardson
Walsh
Repoblican Massachusetts
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Mars
United Arus
Investig
Avsigmiacnat Ang
Wien
Department of Investigation
Dept of Investigation
Iin
New York
A. B.clent
Adr Benson
Congressional
Guitedeinies Shipping
Wisher
Joan
Richardson
Theo
Probe of Midwest housing opens in Chicago
A Senate special committee on reconstruction led by Senator Calder began a probe into Midwest housing conditions here on Wednesday. Delegations from commerce associations in Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and Illinois joined sessions to gather ideas from real estate heads engineers architects and labor leaders for improving home building.
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Middle West
Senate Special Committee of Reconstruction
United States
Calder
Rattrosa
Gaiga
Associations of Commerce
Ywliness
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Weather record for La Crosse and vicinity notes uncertain cold snap
The La Crosse area shows unsettled weather with a chance of snow tonight or Thursday. Colder conditions expected toward the north and west portions. Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions in the east and south areas, and a likely Thursday afternoon improvement.
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