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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
6
A city wide Drive for Charity launches today with community groups and churches coordinating relief efforts. Volunteers will staff morning shifts to support Whealist city residents, aiming to collect goods, fundraisers, and nonprofit outreach through the week.
Two intoxication cases were heard in police court today. The proceedings involved local residents and focused on unlawful intoxication charges and related conduct.
An unclear obituary fragment lists numerous personal names, relations, and locations with disrupted text. It mentions various individuals, towns, and possible affiliations, but the passage is heavily garbled and non coherent, lacking a clear single deceased person or event.
Fragmentary historic notice describes Regular Artillery Battery 18 marching toward Ft Snelling and encamping near La Crescent. It mentions gunner detachment details, supply lines, and expected movements, with references to parades, guards, and muster events in a wartime context.
Postwar clipping shows a group of Chicago restaurant men filing suit to reclaim city license fees paid over a past period. The document references licensing costs and city authority, with emphasis on the legal action seeking reimbursement.
Cecil Leitch withdraws from contention in the U S golf championship, with reports noting her absence changes the field for the event. Edith Leite of England and Miss Mistred Crovrely are also mentioned in speculative context, though details are unclear.
Alumni receive reserved seating for the upcoming game on Saturday. The crowd expects a reunion atmosphere as former students gather in sections designated for alumni, while players and staff prepare for a key match.
A public meeting titled Demonstration for Disarmament Plans will be held this evening. The session will discuss arms control proposals, with organizers inviting community participation and noting a later interfaith conference.
An arraignment session covered a case against a church group and associated individuals facing charges. The record notes officials and legal terms, with the court handling the matter in a formal setting.
Judge O Neill takes the case under advisement after 3000 taxpayers sue to block $55 000 in bonds to fund Eurick and Norther Mille road maintenance. The hearing at Whiteat Rivcourt features attorneys Devore Jhplee O Neill and others representing taxpayers and bondholders.
A Wisconsin city seeks a reduced gas rate with a hearing set for Thursday before the state road commission. The case involves the Wisconsin-Tesotit, Tight and Dowty company and the request cites the need for lower charges amid recent rate increases.
A citizenship class will be offered Monday night at the vocational school on Sixth and Vine streets. Registration will be open to all who wish to become American citizens. The program, directed by principal Coleman, aims to educate attendees about the naturalization process and civic duties.
Committees will meet Thursday and Friday to consider items before the committee. The grounds and guildtree, Audie And purchase committees will meet at 8 o clock Friday evening to discuss reconstruction of a ramfort station at Market Square. Communications concern pollen stations for plats and berkuntss stairway to the city, and a House of MITR HOMmnos Menarys resiecting new analysis for past six years.
New evidence points to the father as the killer of Annie Lemberger. The trial unfolds as prosecutors and defense present witnesses and a contested confession from ten years ago. An anonymous letter and renewed hearings seek to determine guilt or innocence in the 1917 crime.
San Francisco records show Dominguez severing formal connections with the Arbuckle matter amid legal maneuvers. The case centers on Arbuckle and the related defense team as witnesses and counsel shift roles, with new charges and filings appearing across court calendars.
A report of a fatal confrontation involving Elias Crow in a Ku Klux Klan related incident. The account details injuries sustained during the clash, including a stabbing, and mentions authorities at the scene and subsequent medical effort.
An early 20th century health ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel tonic. It claims inactive bowels cause sickness and promotes olive colored tablets available in 15c and 30c sizes.
The centerfielder delivers a hard hit to Singte driving in a crucial run. His timely hit sparks the rally and sets up a late score, boosting the team's chances in a tight game.
Police order arrests after groups of unemployed men crowded a line for World Series tickets. Officers noted the disorder and attempted to restore order as many men attempted to sell spots to other fans.
Mine unions back forming a new political party led by organized miners. The convention of the United Mine Workers outlined aims and called farmers to join, with sessions scheduled for September 20 and Wednesday.
The milroad commission rejected a demand from Wis Mie plied son of the Chicago and Newthwyasttrn line to cut grain service. The commission said the action would harm essential transportation and violate public interest.
In Washington and distant cities loudspeakers will project President Harding’s Armistice Bay remarks for vast crowds. Amplifiers will enable listeners in open spaces to hear the speech during the burial of a World War American soldier in Arlington on November 21.
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