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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1920

Page

3

World view on America’s role in world peace

A letter from a young Wisconsin man argues for a pragmatic open door policy, league of nations participation, and a long term foreign outlook. He warns against isolation, calls for equal trade, peaceful diplomacy, and development aid through Red Cross and schools, while urging no territorial conquest and no european wars without consent.

United States Willy-Nilly America League la Crosse China England Philippines Messopotamia India League of Natons Constantinepte Suez Panama Gibraltar Russia Africa South America Mexico Red Cross Germany Great Britain League of Nations Ford Uncle Sam

Pastors Union elects Ingham president in Y M C A meeting

Ten years ago today the Pastors Union held its first post summer meeting at the Y M C A with several new members joining Rev A V Ingham elected president for the year. A Republican rally is planned in West Salem this Saturday with Senator Thomas Mortis as the chief speaker. Judge Higbee departed for Wabasha on his steamer the Nancy. Ten years ago notes on local politics, mill closings, and harbor work are also reported.

Pastors’ Union Rev A. V. Ingham West Salem Thomas Mortis Judge Higbee Ut Wabasha

Spring Mornings Bring Love to Garrick Office

Stephen Garrick, Utica railway magnate, confesses love to Rosalie Carter in a spring office scene. Carter processes dictation while Garrick contemplates, then proposes in a moment of bold risk as the bay and bright day set a romantic mood. The confession ends with Carter’s joyful reception.

Stephen Garrick Garrick Miss Carter Toreet D. A. Green and Son Utica Caper Foss Gar- Tick Braszes Stephen Gausingk Hart George Rosalie Carter Carter Stephen Wrricle Stephan Garriex Mr. Garrisk Rosalie Mr. Carter Stepien

Miss Sauer Is Winn In Howard County School Tale

The Girls' and Boys' Newspaper reports Miss Jeannette Bauer leads Miss Mabel Norman by 754 votes as a school party and Paris trip for the most popular teacher unfolds amid coupon counting and a Saturday celebration plan. Miss Norman reacts with amusement while Dot McMillan faces setback.

Miss Sauer Winn Mabel Norman Dex Ae Bration Howard County Miss Bauer Miss Norman Dot McMillan Evening News Dot Jeannette Bauer Victor Paris

Fragmented reminiscence of memory and vision

A troubled reflection on a woman who has worn a coat since childhood and the haunting image it left. The narrative describes a lasting picture in her mind that endures beyond the wearer’s life, shaping perception and memory as pages turn in history.

Abe Martin On The High Cost Downfall

The column notes the high cost easing and jokes that advertising pays only if you marry well, reflecting Abe Martin’s humorous take on social schemes and frugality. The tone remains wry and folksy as it observes everyday life and economic quirks.

Presidents and the Electoral College in History

The text surveys which presidents were renominated yet defeated, asks about War of 1812 veterans, and notes famous quotes and state votes. It cites specific presidents such as Adams, Jackson, Harrison, Cleveland, and Wilson, references the Electoral College balance, and mentions states and voting patterns across periods.

Mrust New York Thelve Vermont Utah Idaho New Hamphare Montana James Buchanay Abraham Lin R. B. Hayes Benjamin Harrichoise Grover Clevarend Wood Wikson

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