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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

6

Third Degree Claims Probe as Underwood Arrest Highlighted

Local man Underwood faces alleged third degree police methods after a morning release following misrepresentation charges about road maps. He vows an investigation, naming Nation Map Co head EL A Peterson and agents for possible liability, while asserting legal action against his arrest and detention.

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Trail Search For Viola Assault Suspect Reaches South

A brutal assault near Viola prompted a wide manhunt headed toward Muscoda. A child described a tall man with a week’s beard, khaki clothing, a black slouch hat, and dark eyes. Hounds were deployed, and a pursuing party traced tracks ten miles southeast before losing the trail in a swamp.

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Danish Scientist Claims Skolp Reached America Before Columbus

A Danish scientist Sofus Larsen, using medieval archives, argues Norwegian explorer Jon Skolp rediscovered America in 1476, eighteen years before Columbus and twenty years before Cabot reached Hudson. Larsen cites Viking links, a Danish royal expedition effort, and sources from 1552 and 1587 globe work by Gemma Frisius, tying Skolp to early Norse voyages and indicating broader European awareness of a northwest passage.

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Gody President of Rescue Board for Coming Year

Gody elected president of the La Crosse Rescue Mission at the annual board of trustees meeting. Officers named include vice president W. E. Goalrich and secretary treasurer George E. Krause. References to mission events, Sunday observances, and community notes appear in the town’s periodical chatter with local voices and anecdotes.

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Discontinuance of River Lights Seasonal Program

Captain W A Thompson U S Government engineer warns the upper river lights may be discontinued though not before November 1. The temporary abandonment during winter months prompts Chamber of Commerce to refer the matter to officials amid protests over a plan affecting navigation and local commerce.

W. A.thompson U. S Thompson Chamber of Commerce Tkrectors Upper Citer

Landlords face jail if tenants stay cold shows city stance

Chicago report says landlords must keep flats heated or face prison. City Health Commissioner Robertson announced after 95 complaints of cold apartments investigated by his department.

Chicago Chsas City Health Robertson Werth

Navy Plane Reported Sunk In Lake Michigan

MTICAGO Feb 4 Two naval aircraft were reported to have crashed into Lake Michigan off Lake Forest and sank with their crews before rescue boats could reach them. A drag and seaplanes were sent from the Great Lakes naval training station to search for the crew.

NAVY Lake Michigan Mticago Mt. Get Lake Forest Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Cox on Last Lap of Campaign Through the West

Kansas City report outlines Cox's closing western swing in Missouri and Oklahoma. He denounces profiteers of peace and cites League of Nations aims for labor protections and disarmament as obstacles. The speech argues disarmament would block profits from blood and unsafe labor.

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Women Take Key Roles In Local Republican Committee

The Republican committee elected Mrs. W. T. Wendt secretary and chose Katherine Williams as treasurer after a spirited contest. Mrs Honey Youmans was named vice chairwoman by a committee vote. The meeting discussed inviting nominees to address the committee amid factional tension and ongoing campaign preparations.

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Fragmentary political rant fragment with garbled text

A damaged OCR fragment debates political engagement and partisan rhetoric. It references republican themes and broad principles but the garbled wording obscures concrete facts or events. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are recoverable from the readable text.

Water town baseball game details amid foggy Sunday

A fragmentary note mentions a Waterloo feature and morresele ities with a Sunday start at lock, alongside various baseball references and unclear team or event names. The readable bits hint at a local game or schedule but lack concrete participants or outcomes.

Milwaukee Safety Week Sets Remarkable Record

Milwaukee records show no accident deaths during Safety Week as NTS Safety Council officials credit the effort. WL Price, general manager, cites Dr. B. N. Frank county coroner data and notes seven incidents last year. Biffilo N.V. of St. Paul and Cincinnati seek the next congress with Atlanta City as a possible host. the executive committee will decide in a month or two.

Milwaukee Wis WL Price BN. Frankin N.V St. Paul

Actress Elonora Duse Announces New Tour Stage Rome

Rome October 2 Actress Elonora Duse, long retired from the stage, plans a renewed tour starting soon. The celebrated performer, famed for her Shakespearean roles, will visit major European cities and then tour North America.

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Harding outlines coordinated policy for national progress

Senator Harding called for a coordinated industrial policy at a Republican rally, urging unity with the motto one for all and all for one. He pressed for stabilizing transportation, inland development, and motor truck use, while emphasizing rural education and higher standards for public schooling as bulwarks against radicalism. He warned educators are underpaid and urged improvements in agricultural production and adult education.

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Dewey's Son Hurt in Collision at Fourth and Gass

Chester Dever son of D C Dewey superintendent of Rescoe Mission was injured when his bicycle collided with an automobile driven by J P Garstad of Houston at Fourth and Gass streets. He sustained cuts on the head and right hand a bruised arm and bruises on the bed.

Chester Dever D. C. Dewey Rescoe Mission J. P. Garstad Houston Fourth Gass Streets Chester

Badger State Retains Rank as Thirteenth

Wisconsin's growth history shows population surge from 1840 to 1900, with the state expanding over twenty-fivefold while the U S nearly doubled. The report tracks census figures, increases, and percentages across decades, noting the state consistently ranking thirteenth in size.

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Kentucky Democrats Declare Roosevelt Victory in Louisville

Reported remarks from Franklin D Roosevelt during a Kentucky tour outline confidence of a Democratic victory this November. The campaign schedule notes a closing event in Bowling Green with stops in Lexington Frankfort and Louisville.

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