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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
3
Social Service Society canvass to aid unemployment relief
Ta Grosse ward workers begin a citywide membership drive for the Social Service Society and to survey unemployment needs. The society positions itself as the main conduit for relief and reconstruction, urging homeowners to join to direct scarce aid where most needed this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Council
Wedunesidis
Social Service Society
Ta Grosse
Unat
la Grosse
Socil Service Society
Tat Crosse
Senate Debates New Cloture Rule To End Filibusters
The Senate eyes a revised cloture rule to curb filibusters once used to stall bills. Leaders back the move to prevent repeated delaying tactics that have blocked legislation during late session days. Historical references mention Senator La Follette and others as notable filibuster figures, with past episodes including a notorious railroad bill dispute and long floor talks that stretched into the final hours before wartime decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Bu Follette
Follett
Chamberlain
la Follaite
Int Stone
Senate
The Case Against Filibuster in a Democratic Senate
The piece argues that filibusters misuse minority power, delaying legislation at high cost with no lasting effect. It asserts majority rule represents the whole nation, minority protection should not squander taxpayers’ money, and that Senate rules must balance ample minority speech with timely action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Victor Artists A Grosse Delivers Notable Concert Evening
The Victor Artists at Leithold’s delivered one of the year’s happiest evenings to a familiar city audience. The program featured popular community songs with simple, unadorned presentation that connected performers and listeners, showcasing true artistry and the faithful voice of modern graphophones. The crowd praised the concert, urging ticket demand and forecasting continued success for Leithold’s music ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leithold’s
Victor
Leithard
Ye Olden Times: Selections From Local Church and Town Life
A retrospective column recalls a new altar consecration at St. James Catholic Church led by Bishop James Schwabaert and details of services, altar origin, and imported materials. It also notes local trade talks, a soup factory bid, railroad conductor changes, and community notices from twenty and thirty years ago including sermons, school relations, harvest plans, and regional travel anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Catholic Church
sBistiop James Schwabaert
Tona
Vieluek
Aleast
Ytal Dan Taarbh
Gnorge Norgaard
la Crosse
Joseph Bloomghitt
Giere Ming
Germany
Tiisety
Miwauker
J. M. Holley
la Grosse
Sun-j Hay School
Anti-Saloon League
Washington, D. C
Salvation Army
Lais
Frank Ko Benton
Uial
Miler Reavin
A Feminine Victory in Ninth Ward Politics Upheaval
Fragmented speech and ornate dialogue follow an election clash centering on Livingston and the Ninth Ward race. A woman’s influence weaves through campaigns with veiled threats and whispered plots while candidates clash over votes, power, and a pivotal district outcome.
Evite Prompts Tur Boys and Girls Newspaper Event
A fragmented OCR item references an event titled Tur Boys And Girls Newspaper. It includes a price-like note and scattered terms suggesting a school or community gathering with an evite invitation. Details are incomplete, but the context points to a local youth oriented activity.
The Lion and the Wild Men Reel Tale
Wejah the circus star lion Rajah escapes his cage during a parade and roams the street. A keeper tracks him through the crowd as Rajah hunts fresh meat and dodges anxious onlookers until the lion is recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wejah
Jungh
Rajah
Manny
Dingbate: Father Alessig and hash cause disbelief
Fragmentary note hints at a discussion or joke about religion and hash. Possible references include a Father Alessig and a debate about what was blessed already. Text is unreadable in parts, limiting clear meaning or entities.
How to Cartoon This Man in Simple Steps
This older instructional note outlines drawing a male figure in simple stages. It covers rough panel layout, sketching clothing with wrinkles following curves, detailing the hat coat and limbs, and ensuring the figure looks rounded rather than flat. It advises reducing detail and using basic lines to suggest folds and posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Frank Wehera
Anuw
Jongdin
Tomas
Soma Cead
Hay Lesen
Nest Presdhg
Fragmented u s text prompts a town dispute mystery
A garbled dialogue fragment from a McClure Syndicate piece hints at town tensions and a confrontation over control. Characters discuss truth, authority, and possible retaliation as they debate whether to share information or act decisively.
Women golf three matches set for Tuesday program
Three international players and several noted competitors are listed for a Tuesday women’s golf event. The card includes past champions and American titleholders with expected strong showings, while organizers expect a tightly contested tournament despite favored entrants.
Fragmented text on early peace congress and artists memo
A damaged OCR fragment references a century old peace congress and an artist writing memoirs. It mentions a naval project and intelligence about presprttives, with unclear names such as David Kane Perle and Hieoapetive operations. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Kane Perle
Ameria
Ganiely
Birmingham Age Herald Illustration Note
A brief note from the Birmingham Age Herald references illustrations accompanying a page segment. The item signals readers to look for visual elements labeled as illustrations, described in concise terms without graphic details.
Ladies of the Art Embroidery Club Attend Pistol Practice
Abe Martin reports the Ladies of the Art Embroidery Club held a pistol practice yesterday afternoon. Burglars attempted a break‑in at the Moots home around 4 this morning but fled when Mrs. Lark, awake and watching, frightened them away before her daughter could return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Embroidery Club
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