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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1920
Page
3
A devotional quotation from Psalms 163 verses 1 and 2 expressing plea for God's faithfulness and righteousness. The archaic phrasing evokes a prayerful, reverent tone without context or publication details. No related persons, places, or events are present in the fragment.
The piece explores bolting within Wisconsin’s Republican wings, noting past and present cases from La Follette factions, and compares independent bids to party shifts. It argues bolts are rare in practice, discusses impact on elections, and highlights how voter swings affect governance and party discipline.
The Republican state central committee contemplates a new party led by La Follette. If he can transplant his Wisconsin organization to the new party, he gains a strong base. He remains consistent with his principles while pursuing a strategic realignment.
A fragment suggests the La Follette faction seeks an advantage and questions if steering the GOP train toward a third party aligns with the Wisconsin Republican state central committee’s mandate.
Thirty one prominent national figures including Root Hughes Butler and William Allen White pledge support for Senator Harding in a public statement. The leaders emphasize a practical approach to applying the League of Nations principle to advance international cooperation and peace under a Republican administration.
Ten years ago today a 1899 law may require La Crosse officers to surrender witness fees to the city treasury unless repealed. Attorney James Thompson will investigate. A total lunar eclipse is set for November 16.
Marjorie dreams of changing her life as she writes letters in a kitchen, recalling how she met Dickey Stevens and the depth of their friendship. She faces a choice between exposing her feelings with a misdirected letter and the lure of a future with him on government land.
A fragment from a 1910s Evening News item shows Miss Mabel Norman of Kokoxno public schools marrying Mr James Towne of Philadelphia. The couple planned a European honeymoon and a tour party led by Miss Bauer. An excited friend group imagines long letters and travels as the Jamboree influence looms.
Instructional notes on when to attempt forward passes in football, advising against risking passes in own territory and suggesting options on third and fourth downs. Includes a letter exchange snippet from Hosgood of Holy Trinity Boys' School and a reminiscence about Mary A. Livermore and her public speaking, plus a peculiar exchange about a mower anecdote.
A young woman contemplates a future with marriage as she discovers an unmailed letter bearing Mr Richard Stevens’s name after a clumsy stumble on the stairs. The moment inspires happiness and a dream of a rosy, adventurous life ahead, despite earlier doubts.
A reader asks about presidential voting history and electors in 1916, names Democratic nominees, and presidents with notable re-elections. It lists states with voting parity, past presidents, and regions including Arizona New Mexico Delaware Nevada Wyoming Vermont Utah New Hampshire Montana Idaho and two of North Dakota Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota.
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