Our Musical Season Delights La Crosse Arts Crowd
La Crosse introduces a planned fall and winter musical season backed by the Normal school American Legion and the Music Study club. A successful opening by the Music Study club and strong support from the Norman course bolster expectations that the city will sustain a lasting artistic program with diverse, eye pleasing offerings including regional ballet. This season aims to broaden musical taste, encourage student engagement, and strengthen community appreciation for the arts.
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la Crosse
Normal School
American Legion
Music Study Club
American ‘Legion
League of Nations Disarmament Faces U.S. Question
The League pushes disarmament while other powers fear American action. Nations hesitate to scrap battleships and cannons as the United States may shift the balance. The fear: America’s response could derail efforts and fuel arms buildup.
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United States
America
Free
Brave
League of Nations
Lost era of signals and social misfires
A faded reminiscence recalls twenty years ago when youth used handkerchiefs to signal each other. The piece contrasts this with older megaphone era manners, noting that most people now fail to communicate effectively through the same gimmick due to changing habits.
Episcopal Church Planes for More Youth in Ministry
The Episcopal Church advances a comprehensive plan to recruit more young men into ministry and more women as deaconesses, establishing five student inquirers and a national registration bureau to track candidates and training. It aligns with volunteers but notes no home-field recruitment by the foreign-field movement, while women's speakers gain prominence in missions and a Marietta assembly aims to broaden female voices.
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The
Episcopal Church
Abe Martin’s Wit Praised by National Press
Tributes cite Abe Martin as a sharp, impartial critic with grim iconoclasm and quick humor. The Boston Globe and Chicago Tribune compare him to America’s famed writers while Brand er Matthews notes his direct, palatable apothegms. Tomorrow Abe is introduced to La Crosse on the editorial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Adk
Abe Marlin
Quaine
Josh Billings
Artemus Ward
Abe Martin
Melodean’ Hall
Hubbard
Brander Matthews
Oxtar Wild
Abe
la Crosse
Contrast Fifty Years of British Labour Progress
Special from Ortsmouth describes a British visit by workers and reformers who compare current conditions with fifty years prior. It highlights the Charter, wages, apprenticeships, and improvement in labor rights, plus a trade union congress agenda with delegates from the UK US and Canada, and notes eloquent speeches by women and men alike.
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William Builgess
Ortsmouth
Tribune and
Lear
Great Britain
England
Henry Vincent
Ernest’ Jones
House of Common Rights
Boye
Doys Cvhe
Trades Union Parliamentary Congress
Ant Taimes
Americas
Princess Sophie of Austria to wed Czech landowner
Princess Sophie of Austria, once linked to Archduke Ferdinand’s tragedy, is set to wed a Czech-Slovak landowner named in her father’s will, cementing a formal match amid wealth inheritance.
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Sophie
Austria
London
Sophie of Austria
Archduke Ferdinand
Inval servant club debates class and Bolshevik ideas
Disjointed remarks reveal a servant club arguing about Bolshevism and social division on railways. A loyal chauffeur defends the mistress’s demeanor and equality with her husband, while others challenge status and respect in service life.
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Iriedon
Eveant
London
Safe At Last Fhe full young rile wes chang she her bridal costume for he travel ing suit
The passage describes a nervous bride asking her bridesmaid if she appears calm before the ceremony. Swety, her friend, reassures her and mentions Walter, reflecting a cautious yet affectionate tone. The text reads as a fragment from an old magazine piece.
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Wes Chang
Sveth
Everybody's Magazine
Talks on Citizenship by Lawrence Coltese and Wisconan Civic Educator
Professor of Economics Lawrence Coltese and Wisconsin Society for Civic and Economic Education director host civic and economics questions in columns. When space runs short, letters will be answered personally if a stamped addressed envelope is enclosed to Professor D. O. Kinsman at Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin.
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American Baptist Home Mission Society
Eastman Richard
Bacons College
Muskogee
Oklo
Tndian
Nicholson
Methodist Church
Interchurch World
New York
Boston
Interchurch
Lawrence Coltese
Wisconan Society For Civic and Economic Education
D. 0
Kinsman
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wisconsin
Suffrage Standards and Voter Safeguards Debate
A discussion argues for strict suffrage rules, including age, sanity, lawfulness, and residency requirements. It questions educational qualifications, supports poll-spot checks, and describes election procedures with agents and challengers ensuring a free, honest vote.
The Suffrage Debate and the Ballot’s Secret Guard
A reader questions when women began voting and recalls the process, while experts describe the secret ballot, campaign finance limits, sworn expense statements, and strict vote counting. The piece argues for universal suffrage as a sacred trust and highlights a forthcoming lecture on the Republican Platform.
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Ine Lagros Lacrosse Tribune and Leader-Press
St. St. la Crosse
Win
Brayton
We Burgess
Mark My Byers
Apreved
Gocond
Claas Taatter
Oes Est
Wis
Gribone
Praseis
Aner Syndicate
Cae Wee
Baltorial Department
West
Sloy Leago
Fifth Avenue
Victor Building
Wangeu’ City
Associated "Press
Oh Hou Sapaees Ska Et Fealion
Repulg Trea
Vermont
Hapsburg
HIE
Church News
Colby
American Board For Foreign Missions
Marietta
Ohio
Charlotte de Forest
Japan
Murray
New England
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
United Lutheran Church
Mack
Lutheran Memorial Church
Washington
United Church
General Synod
General Coancy and Welted
Synod South
Sulgrave Association
Legislative Assembly
Jamestown
American Mayflower Council
Holland
Sulgrave
Mayflower
Westmuinster
W. B. Gladstone
Benj. Disraell
John Bright
Matthey
Congress of Theusand
Lelerate
Amora
Detroit
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
South Third Street
D. O. Kinsman
United States of America
Booth
Duis
Befort
Nantes
Cor Cope
Tleker
Watteb
Dave
Witout
Herise
Australia
Torthy Xune
Hegdings
Tih
Cael
Mike Teleer
Republic
J.Y
U. S
Te. K
Electric Supply Co
Main St
Rexa
C. A
Majestic
Apditional
Audi
Natension
Alex BE
Cole
John
Ferrys
Mf. C
Edwin Schwalbe
Onalaska
Cal Ona
Campbell Road
N. Lath .D
Salem Road
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