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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1920
Page
7
A long wedding notice describes ceremonies in Rushford with multiple couples and families attending. It notes attire, guests, and celebrations concluding with future plans of some newlyweds and extended family traveling or hosting gatherings.
The article lists a wedding reception at the bride’s parents home, names attendants including Miss Lillian Thomas and Miss Clara Kosbau, and travels to La Crosse and South Dakota. It also notes visits by Hannah Kahoun and Hazel Moughmor, and Mrs. Charles Schaum baz returning to Superior with her daughter Margaret. It mentions Clara Tofsted and Chua Ralsted visiting Sievert Tofsted’s family.
Jewelers report Seattle buyers reject plain gold sparklers. Women want stones set in platinum and white gold. Prices for platinum are high, but demand remains steady as customers seek finer settings. Louis Wriedlander notes shift from plain gold to jeweled designs.
London reports Norway bans luxury imports and imposes decrees to restrain prices of goods already in stock. Alfred Charles Childs reportedly wrote a seven language farewell lament claiming life torture and doom. Judge Cobain dismisses case against Anza Woods, stating a police officer’s sword is not enough to convict.
Miss Mebel Boardman, described as the highest woman official holder in the land, is pictured taking the oath as commissioner to Columbia. The event is noted amid remarks on the significance of such a landmark for women in government. In London, reports spread that British scientists at Cardiff discussed prevailing beliefs during a meeting.
A securing defense contends a prisoner accused of pocket picking cannot have two wallets taken from a man's inner pocket. The dispute centers on whether both wallets could be removed from a single pocket as the defendant argues it was impossible. The case involves a London scene and a lawyer presenting the argument.
Thomas Springer in a divorce petition says he and his wife wrote a play titled Where Is Your Wife three years ago and he has not seen her since. A separate report notes 72 year old Joan Campbell refused to move for motorists, leading to a bicycle collision and an accidental death verdict in London.
It is stated that the Hapsburgs Trohenbergs Sehware and other Bohemian noble families are having their estates taken away during the war.
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