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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
The Mine District of Kansas suspended Howat and fired district officers amid a fight to resume work. International Board member 18 led calls, while Adams, Lewis, and others faced removal as tensions spread across the organization.
A fragmented account describes a race where Coupe tangled with an iron rail on a boulevard, throwing the event into doubt before the rider recovered. Spectators and a helper team aided Coupe’s return, with questions lingering about licensing, safety, and the outcome of the competition.
Officials of the Wisconsin football team and St Louis University discuss canceling or postponing a game amid protests regarding a Black player. The Missouri State high school and Milwaukee officials indicate adjustments to plans for a Saturday matchup with St Louis.
Fragmented text notes a Minneapolis mayor linked to Milwaukee machinists, unclear details follow. Mentions election context, residence, and possible party or organizational roles, but specifics are obscured by damaged OCR.
fragmented OCR lists Miss Emma Shyerson and Miss Severson among a string of names with references to a funeral and services at a church or venue near The Tetons, with scattered place names like Saravedacy Era Tetley and Theemeaei CHC Fru CEA.
A news item reports a dirigible crash near Hadipton Roads, Langley field area, with several spectators and two crew members involved. The craft descended toward water after strong winds, with one vessel breaking apart and observers noting the incident near Cal Dalit bite re Ported at Port.
A forger pleads error in court amid a case involving a $50,000 scheme. The testimony details an inheritance dispute and alleged forged notes connected to Gates and Tolinsan, with investigations tracing operations to eastern regions.
Shikralla Joseph reports a break in at 1104 Liberty Street on Wednesday evening. He says two robbers fled the building when he shouted for police. A cash loss and a trail of money were described, and the suspects fled toward the alley.
Fragmentary OCR note shows names and items with unclear phrasing. Readable elements include Gwin, Nas, Lhas, and flying references, but no coherent event or outcome emerges for a complete card.
The article portrays Mrs. Vaughn detailing her husband’s habit of being away from home, with vivid testimony about travels to New York and Chicago. She describes wages, jealousy, and fear, and mentions an imminent police arrival as authorities consider legal action. The piece notes her insistence on confronting the husband and her statements about travel and residence.
A fight erupted after Madison police arrested a 16 year old in a Thotian district incident. After a struggle the youth was subdued and taken into custody, as officers faced threats and a crowd. Prohibition officers maintained control through the night, detaining several alleged offenders.
Washington dispatch reports the nations conference on employment ends its session with calls for a standing committee to reconvene as needed and for sweeping relief measures. Manufacturers urge wage reductions and quick actions to curb unemployment amid pressure on Adamson era reforms.
Obituary note records the death of Senator Knox in Washington after a long public career. The text outlines his rise from early legal work in Pennsylvania to appointive service under McKinley and Roosevelt, his advocacy for railroad antitrust actions, and his notable suit against the Northern Securities Company leading to a government victory in the U.S. Circuit Court.
Fragmentary note describes a person smelling a pleasant odor from coffee in a saucer near a person in the center. It mentions a sunlit scene and an unspecified time and place, with an unclear statement about consumption of a substance and placement of an item.
A health column warns against squeezing blackheads and recommends dissolving them with a calcium carbonate preparation. The method involves applying a two ounce dose of calorite pond springs on a hot damp sponge, rubbing briefly to remove all blackheads, leaving the skin smooth and natural.
Fragmented text discusses a purported discovery by a physiological instrument and mentions vision and force. It references Greek highbrow terms and a long known power of an Ayentic Eye and Lethe Vevil. The readable content is unclear and speculative with many garbled words.
La Crosse theater hosts One Follicy of New York on Sunday as part of a national burlesque circuit. The Follies will tour through Minneapolis Milwaukee Chicago, with future shows planned on Sundays. The act features Pred Lider, Sim Morris, Virgil Bennet, and a noted two act production with elaborate scenery and wardrobe.
The text highlights several well known performers including Fred Tiinder Sadie ae how Letlorus Al Turple Carol Cun Mae Kelly Watlice Jackson and Murry Welsh. It notes the chorus girls are talented and capable of meeting high standards and compare favorably with other departments in the production.
London. Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to travel to Washington for the impending armament limitation conference and Eastern questions talks, aiming to be present for the opening session unless unforeseen difficulties arise.
A La Crosse radio club meeting discusses radio work and weather forecasts for Wisconsin Minnesota and towns. Members 16 or older expected to form two instructor groups serving 15 instructors for upcoming Boy Scout troops. Also notes potatoes vary in food value per government data and nitrogen content.
Applications for marriage licenses were filed at the county clerk’s office. Listed are Gagr of Shelby and Pteaheny M Schmilx of Shelby, Wenzel R Wais and Alta c Nagel of Tet Cros a, Hermip Jaekel and Josephine ennet of La Crosse.
An old ad promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles using Pyramid Pile Suppositories. It urges readers to ask druggists for a 60 cent box and to send name and address for a trial package from Pyramid Co. Marshall Michigan.
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