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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1920
Page
5
Fragmented readable lines discuss a candidate urging protest votes and labor support. The text references miners, faith leaders, and capitalist critique, hinting at political tensions and class struggle without clear events or outcomes. Names and specifics are obscured in OCR garble.
Community organizers list a stack of meetings and lectures including a Norma Lecture, a Langston course, and a State Cotton and Grain course. Notable names include La Cros and Cham Phone os, with venues at La Crone theater and the Vagaar club.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists various products and services including electric fixtures Hoover cleaners stoves and typewriters. It mentions multiple store names and contact numbers like Phone 614 and 621-C, with scattered references to mowers, painting, and paper hanging. The passage resembles a damaged late edition advertisement page.
A chaotic clipping lists town happenings from La Crosse including social dances at Bohemian Hall, a wedding license in Winona, theater and business notices, and farm supply ads. It mentions gun reports at daybreak, roof board sales, crematorium and hospital notes, plus road worker manpower cuts in Chicago and a World Brotherhood meeting in Ontario.
Milwaukee mayor Daniel Hoan, a flamboyant Wisconsin political figure, plans a Monday night address at Eagle Hall La Crosse amid a statewide tour for the state socialist ticket led by William Coleman. The appearance, under working men and farmers auspices, comes during a two week push critiquing Constitutional Defense League and alleged moneyed meddling in military training.
New York October 9 Herbert Parsons a Republican national committee member announced his support for Governor Cox the Democratic presidential nominee. Parsons said Cox favors the league and going in while Harding opposes it stating his backing for Cox.
Washington report states that contributions to political campaign funds are taxable. Commissioner Williams advised that donors cannot deduct amounts given to campaign funds from their income tax returns.
In Hutchinson Kansas on October 5 a cylinder discovered by local youths along a creek bank was determined to contain no explosives, only discarded fireworks. The early mystery prompted concern but authorities confirmed it was a harmless display device.
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