26 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
1
A Turkish air show victory sparks reports of a high speed dash by an Army flyer with world record pace contested by a Frenchman. The event includes tense moments, dramatic maneuvers, and a close finish as observers note technical issues and a risky flight path.
Large engines arrive for mountain work on the Great Northern line. The report mentions designers and heavy equipment arriving, with notes on location and expected impact on the railway project. Additional fragments reference personnel and supervision, but specifics are unclear due to text quality.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a private ownership matter tied to a railroad, with unclear names and figures. It suggests a company returning a sum and notes a Ben or person linked to the situation, but essential details remain unreadable.
British authorities move against Sinn Fein leaders including Griffith and MacNeill amid protests over Irish self determination. Government warns violence could spread and detentions rise as reports of planned Cork and Dublin demonstrations spread. Manchester meetings are banned to curb potential clashes and unrest. A separate jewel heist in Duluth adds to a day of scattered criminal activity.
The article reports three deaths and a high speed crash at a car race near Midtown, detailing Gaston Chevrolet’s fatal injuries, Eddie O'Donnell's grave condition, and the involvement of Duesenberg and other drivers. It notes the winner Sarles with an average speed of 103.2 mph, and lists other participants and outcomes.
County court likely next week to rule on disposition of five Biesen children. Gertrude works for a nearby farmer. the two youngest boys stay with Mrs. Biesen’s brother in Coon Valley. The two older children are with their uncle Joseph Lemke. Estate overseen by A. H. Schubert and John Beier. judge Grindtey to hear final action. Mrs. Biesen faces prison, with transfer planned to Wanpung for a two year term.
A duck flew into Captain Al Ne’s firehouse while his wife called to him on a winter morning. The bird wandered through a building and was later captured, then reportedly served as a Thanksgiving meal.
Washington officials signal they likely will not oppose the restoration of King Constantine to the Greek throne. The United States stresses government principles over individual rulers and notes allied powers may steer Greece toward a settlement with Turkey or use General Wrangel's forces on Lemnos. French or British moves could prompt financial backing shifts in Greece.
Attorney General Trhadagee filed suit against seventy two saloon keepers and obtained restraining orders to prevent violations of the prohibition law. Rev F L Twolden of Bangor to conduct Bible class tonight while the community awaits further guidance.
In Wisconin, state carpenters employed on a project faced a strike after some workers were withdrawn from partition work in the Overland building. The civil service commission reported that twelve men would be selected at $100 per month, while three workers were removed for not receiving wage scales. Mr. Blumenfeld commented on the advertising for employees and whether nonunion workers can be replaced.
Cup R. Schultz, county chairman, reports city organizations have volunteered to cooperate with the Salvation Army drive. A treasurer from Shire Bank of La Crosse will receive contributions, with Captain Schultz and Mgr Hornor handling funds. The 1920 campaign shows steady gains, state total at 227200, as La Crosse County lags behind in final fundraising.
The article reports a woman sought in a fatal shooting connected to Hamon’s death. It notes Olli Jake L Hamon, a Republican, and Corey Lenn, among wounded, with statements from Samuel Smith and J Ketel. Attorney Brown reiterates the suspect’s proximity to the county. the case involves a revolver and heating tip remarks.
Vienna's mayor extends profound gratitude to the American people and government for aid during distress. He states the generosity is engraved in Viennese hearts and hopes for lasting friendship and enduring relations between the nations.
The Methodist Episcopal church bishops voted to hold their next semi annual meeting in Portland Oregon on May 11 Bishop Joseph Kerry as plan commission chairman will present Saturday assignments for bishops to areas they will preside next year It is expected he will propose reassignment of bishops to their current supervising areas.
Washington notes show Secretary Colby pressing Britain on mandates and equal rights under peace treaties while the League debates Armenian relief. The United States position seeks access to all mandated territories and global participation amid European power rivalries. The assembly convenes to weigh disarmament and intervention questions as Wilson weighs mediation efforts.
Chicago reports Jacob Ponner, expert on income tax, says hundreds who left for Germany Poland and other nations are returning weekly. Tax due on departure was paid and refunds possible if aliens return within a year. initially the tax charged was twice the amount collected at year end.
In New York the Union club on Fifth Avenue faced a riot after Irish sympathizers objected to a British flag displayed as a holiday decoration near St Patrick’s Cathedral. Police defended the scene as mourners left a Swiney memorial mass, with windows broken and furnishings damaged.
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