10 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
1
All La Choose observes Armistice Day with an afternoon parade led by World War veterans. The event includes ceremonies at the Cross Theater, with participation from civic groups, veterans, and local officials, as the community honors service members and survivors.
The Armistice day program in the city includes a parade route from Twelfth and Sad streets to Yoon hall for formal exercises. Speakers include Hal Verchela and H. C. Dixon. The event features the singing of America and a series of petitions and group participation from dozens of trades and unions.
The Red Cross roll call will begin Armistice Day with a noon luncheon at the office for all workers. Businessmen, Boy Scouts, and Community Council in Drive Po ANS compete for the tee urns. Speakers and plans outlined, with calls for memberships, posters, and local committee roles.
Post office will close on Friday for Armistice Day. A steamer aground near Mull, with cargo and crew, was reported wrecked two miles west of Gere. The vessel, named We Moll, is owned by Bulugd and Corne lius of Buffalo.
A memorial service honoring Lloyd George is planned with a gathering in Ireland under auspices of the party. The program features church choir, readings, and a 12 minute address by Rev. Tele Pane, followed by benediction and reception. Local women join preparations amid uncertain weather.
The Irish conference proceeds amid calls from Mr Lloyd George for unity. Officials outline security concerns and discuss a possible early settlement. Ulster representatives insist on firm terms as Westminster factions debate the path forward for Northern Ireland and governance.
A stock sale dispute between Leo Wigginson and Allen versus Winiaped Montague proceeds to a jury in federal court this afternoon. The trial is expected to last a week with testimony and exhibits to be presented as scheduled.
Madison Wis March commission action targets fourteen railroads for alleged excessive pulpwood freight charges. Wisconsin Railroad Commission considers orders to reevaluate rates and discontinue current schedules. Train service changes prompt revised routes with departures around ten thirty morning and Oshkosh connections. Hortonville arrival planned in the evening.
Catholic Women's League members are urged to attend a memorial service on Armistice Day at the La Crosse theater. The announcement was issued Thursday morning by Mrs. E. G. Perkins, president of the league, detailing the event at 16730.
Wisconsin state figures show a 46 percent drop in permits for child labor entering industry over the past year. About 4,500 permits were issued outside Milwaukee, with six thousand permits reissued. Most engaged in manufacturing or related work, and over 60 percent of those affected were U.S.-born.
The monthly wage report from a United States corporation indicates a decline in orders for October. Tunney notes a drop from September with 4,560,670 units reported, valued at 231.829 percent.
A British style approach to naval reductions is outlined with emphasis on a general agreement rather than fixed quotas. The piece notes American proposals aim at practical cost controls and avoiding a rigid fleet ratio, while considering Japan's stance and potential impacts on battleships and cruisers.
Public library closes on Amniatiat Day with services suspended. Children’s story hour relocated to the library this Saturday at 10 in the morning on the north side, with Friday afternoon events canceled.
Groat and small folk moved through the Capitol rotunda to honor the unknown dead in state. Flowers from France, Africa, Canada, and other lands filled the chamber as wreaths and floral tributes arrived. Maps of veterans and military groups joined citizens in solemn remembrance of the fallen unknown soldier.
The American Legion condemns a Bentley proclamation and urges World War survivors to join a theater memorial service and parade in Crossett. Officials request veterans to attend the event led by post members, with speakers and a tribute to fallen servicemen.
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