Armistice Day talk on Mexico and Harding foes
A Chicago Tribune foreign perspective from November notes a predicted Mexican revolution and Harding’s tight wind on policy. It cites Philip Kinsley and Senator Fall, discusses Hearst papers stance on expansion and US actions at the border, and observes tensions in New York politics and labor graft cases.
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Brownsville
Philip Kinsley
Chicago Tribune
Yachary Taylor
Avieries
Yexico
Hmiend
Senator Fall
Harding
Kinsey
Mexico
Jlagp
Cvadoj
Hearst
United States
Herding
Carnival plans and grain show promos at La Crosse
Arrangements move forward for a big grain show and carnival in La Crosse with banners for delegates and a king and queen elected by button votes. The event aims to attract visitors from nearby towns, with prizes, marching clubs, uniforms, and food services planned across Main and Pearl streets and Kiver side Park.
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Janwiryste Com
la Crosse
Boreas
Amery
Ubts
Peta
Xing
la Crosne
Shaw
Pearl
Kiverside Park
Jira
Wick Gan
Wisconsin
Potiuissi Clan
West Salem
Holmen
Midway
Mindoro
Bangor
Owllaska
Martison
Minnesota
A. Bertet
Five Thousand Red Cross Members in La Crosse City
About 5,000 memberships were reported in La Crosse with $3,870 collected and over $1,000 more expected. Rural precincts added 800 memberships as solicitors and workers remain to report, aiming to approach 7,900 total, near last year’s tally.
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American Red Cross
City OF LA Crosse
Red Cross
Lic
Robert Farmian
Farnum
Gie County
Cmpaign
Whiskey Runners Death Car Arrives for Federal Court
Prohibition agents’ evidence stored at Nash Motor garage in La Crosse shows two mud-despattered automobiles, bullet damage, and a driver killed by gunfire during an ambush. The cars tied to the whiskey runners were to be viewed next Tuesday for grand jury use in a homicide case.
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Prohibition
Nash
la Crosse
Torshem
Nash Motor Company
North Sixth Street
Thomas
Hryelox
Wis
Prohihition
Artad
Federal Grand Jury
StudelkeRersharine
Bishop Heffron Appointed to Pontifical Post
The pope has appointed Bishop Heffron of J Apt Fe to a pontifical position. The announcement notes his splendid work and new assignment within the church hierarchy. Bryan has no plans while en route to a winter retreat.
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Heffron
Payrck
Hefron
J Apt
Bryan
Wastin
Liam
Jared Lie
Wilson Harding
Townsend Might Command Wrangel Forces in America
A garbled dispatch suggests General Wrangel telegraphed Major General Charles to assume command of Wrangel's army in America. Townsend is weighing the request and considering the move amidst uncertain British forces and assignments.
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Townsend
London
Wrangel
Charles
Gouging in Court Proves Expensive for Richard Lau
In circuit court, Richard Lau faced a harsh day as his wife Emma Lay sought divorce and won custody. Lau was fined $10 for contempt after testifying with strong language, while neighbors and family described a turbulent marriage marked by cruelty and disputes over support for ten children.
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Richard Fun
Hike Tn Clicuit
Jide Phirbee
Cent
Emma Lay
Husan
Ting
Filwperd
Marlin
Theatrie
Sry
Thendore Miller
Paul'na, Keentz
Lillian Ott
Bionfina Tledesir
Mfrs
Lan
Lau
Tudge Highee
Wing Sonsin
Seven Held to Grand Jury in Whiskey Case
Seven men were bound over to the grand jury in a whiskey case in Fargo North Dakota. Bonds were set at 2000 dollars each. The proceedings, led by Judge Charles J. Amidon, followed a hearing in which conspiratorial charges were discussed. Names listed include Mich Glargod Henry Barris Martin Tiegnas Melinuse Hegnas and Richard Porsetie.
Finney Granted Divorce in Madison Court
Alma Wigory of La Crusee was granted a divorce from her husband Peak Vinney in Madison by Judge Stevens. The complaint cited cruelty and insane sentiment, drunkenness and abusive behavior. Alimony was ordered.
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Alia Finney
Madison Court
Alma Wigory
la Crusee
Hushae Peak
Madison
Stevens
Gourk
Alma
Milk Station To Open At High School Tuesday
A milk distribution point will open in the High School basement Tuesday morning per H. Evenson. A third station will be run by the same men as the voting booth milk sellers at Fifth and Hood and Twelfth and Pine streets. Milk will sell for 16 cents a quart at the High School as at other stations.
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H. €. Evenson
Fifth
Hood
Twelfth
Pine
New Trunk Line Highway Urged Down Pine Creek
A proposed trunk highway would run from Ridgeway to La Crescent via Pine Creek, shortening the route from Rochester and La Crosse and eliminating steep grades. Engineer plans reviewed by Minnesota officials highlight a 12 mile path with easier grades, potential highway connections, and reduced travel time for auto tourists.
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Pine Creek
Amr
Fee Creek Valley
Ridgeway
New Hartford
Farrell
la Crescent
Minnesota
St. Paul
la Crosse
Rity
Rochester
Camiar
Twinetties
Misipal
South Ridge
North Ridge
F Dakota
Ta Crasso
Teachester
Nue Tuint
Minnesota Misaway_commission
Jine Creek
Hidgeway
la 'Crescent
La_Crescent
Burton Railroad
Pelar
Twin Cities
Cresk Valley
Keendy Ilerester
Pliu
Revota
Warrell
Rebcock
Babcock
QO. LL Kipp
Stere
Suecor
Burlington Engineers
St. Pont Vo
Pine Creek Valley
Ping Creek
Hiree Ridge
Refugees Flee Near Sebastopol as Red Army Presses
News from Sebastopol reports Wrangel's forces in a dire position as Bolsheviks breach defenses. Refugees flood streets and wharves while international aid, including American supplies, increases. Rear Admiral Newton MeGully plans to stay aboard the American destroyer Overton with a small guard. The U S St Louis sails to Sebastopol to deliver relief amid growing Bolshevik pressure on Wrangel's army.
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Associated Press
General Wrangel
Crhwea
Wreangel
Sebastopel
Newton Me~ Gully
Adral
Sebastanol
Curuoy
Wrangel
Simferopol
U. S. St. Louis
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Grefears
Gens Wrangel
Crimea
Omlla
Trades Council Plans Purchase Of Yeoman Hall For 24000
A Wisconsin trades council votes to buy Yeoman Hall for 24000 as part of a push by labor groups in Madison to support streetcar workers and curb motorist use. The article details proposals to raise streetcar fares, ensure service standards, and fund investments through ticket sales and phased fare reductions. It also notes Wisconsin figures Lampert and Frear's roles in inauguration planning and pork barrel reform efforts in Congress.
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Wer
Yahoo
Carl D. Jackson
Oshkosh
Fin State Railroad Commission
Jamus A. Percy
Georgia
Dwight N. Lewis
Inwas
James B. Walker
New York
Anil’ Leros S. Bord
Washington
Lampert
Wisconsin
Placian Lampert
OW. G. Harding
Congress
Enurgene
Ims
I. Schlort
Tatfiert
Gongress
Shure
Comeress
Cangrass
Tlaapert
Erly Sant Taney
Tie
Adain
Jalmpert
James v. Frest
Madson
Iconsin
House
Erost Harding
Frest
Eueadore HB. Burton
Okio
Nacional Caplital
le Koust
Turton
Adolphs Nelson
Stamtsbure
Whishington
Partie
Bill
Feders
Labor Temple plan outlined with stock sale and building purchase
Trades and Labor Council leaders unveil plans to form a 30,000 stock corporation to buy the King Street building known as Yeoman hall for 24000 dollars. The project includes a labor temple with hall and club spaces, financed by stock sales, with an upcoming public meeting to explain the plan and terms to workers and residents. Two hundred fifty nine deer hunting licenses issued in La Graase county as season opens.
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Trades Council
Yeoman Hall
Lacrosse Labor Temple
Bers Pruett Farrington
Washington, D. C
Poe
Eas
Heme R. Trumbawer
Madiinen
Wisconsa Racdrour Commission
Association of Mailway and Thules
Capitol
Utly
Asiute Reir
L* Grosse Labor Temple
King Street
New Labor
Tabor
Nenlog
Tro
Sararaay Nigac
Trades Aml Labor Council
Incal Wien
Didis Alrmity
Radas
Esher Couneil
Sforlav
Uty
Jolivetts
la Graase
J. Jolivette
State Conservation ‘Commission Ag
Lust
Red Cross workers decorated for service in wars
Red Cross workers are honored with decorations by military authorities. The report lists recipients tied to relief work with orders such as the Order of St. Anne and others, naming several individuals across Washington and St. Paul. The ceremony recognizes civilian aid amid conflict and calls attention to international humanitarian figures.
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Gen. Wrangel
W.ington
D. G
Order
St. Ange
Eld Russkan
oVick
LY. Keppel
Washueton
Robert E. Olds
St. Paul
Maresifu
Order of St
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