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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

6

May Robson Delights In New Play Nobody's Fool

May Robson receives a rousing welcome in La Crosse as Nobody's Fool draws a large audience. The production features Robson and a strong cast with notable performances by Joan Sears Storey and Robert E. Homans. The reviewer praises Robson's comic talent and the appealing staging and costumes.

May Robson la Crosse Theater Lst Chantel Terestres Alan Dale Miss Robson Mrs. Bixby Joan Sears Storey Robert E. Homans Robson Lilian Harmer Tanid Frances Kennan Kaye Cusick

Wisconsin Strives to Eradicate Cattle Tuberculosis

Madison report states the state farm department tests in September covered 179 herds with 4201 cattle, 93 negative, boosting the accredited herd count to 361. Government cooperation aids the tuberculosis clearing effort while 1611 herds remain under supervision. A burglary at George Larkin's 1531 Wood Street resulted in about 35 dollars missing, entry via a back door. police seek clues.

Madison Wis State Department of Agriculture Wisconsin I. S. Healy Department George Larkin Wood Street Larkin

Schoolhouse Blown Down Near Eau Claire by Storm

A violent storm near Eau Claire Wisconsin toppled a schoolhouse and damaged farm buildings along the Chippewa River. Reports say no lives were lost though barns and granaries were wrecked. telephone lines were down and several homes were collapsed or damaged.

Eau Claire Gay Wis Meritian Twence Chippewa Ole Torrerson Robert Snern Theodore Lund Pearl Trifford Nomverian Myister

Boy Thief Jailed for Ten Days After Train Ride

Toren Swenkoski, 16, of Trinth, rode a Burlinston passenger train by riding a side door and roof. Mora Savanna, IL, to Ia Grosem. Deputy Feindley fined him $5 and ordered 10 days in jail. he was sent to jail.

Toren Swenkoski Trinth Emmy Burlinston Mora Savanna Ia Grosem dJndee Feindley

Texas Governor Asks Recognition of Mexico by US

Gov. Hobby of Texas sent a telegram to President Wilson urging immediate recognition of the new Mexican government. White House officials declined comment. The 1905 treaty with China on customs duties was provisionally signed at the State Department as China and the United States arrange rates.

Texas Mexico U. S Wasatneton Wilson Hobby of Tests White House State Department China Arrington United States Weedneesday Cally and Tor Wellington Kon Rooney

Banks urged to help organize co op societies

Washington bankers can aid farmers by assisting in the establishment of cooperative warehousing and selling organizations. Joseph Hirsch, chairman of the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association, presented the commission's report urging bankers to support farm payroll appropriations and to hold state conferences to enlist cooperation in agricultural development.

Washington Joseph Hirsch Agricuitoret Commission American Bankers’ Association Thursias Department of Agriculture

Britain deports head of American socialist papers

B J Costello head of the Federated Press of Chicago, guiding labor and socialist newspapers, received a deportation order from British and Yard officials. He was free until his planned October 23 sail to America. Costello had been in Germany and the Baltic states and said he would not attempt entry to Russia.

London B. J. Costello Federated Tress Chicago Serh Costco America Costello Germany Russi

Fourth section of Lever Act ruled unconstitutional

U S judge declares fourth section of the Lever Act illegal in Pittsburgh. Judge W H S Thompson reads an opinion from the U S district court, dismissing the government's petition to remove three railroad men to Chicago and indicting three for transpir ate violete. U S decorations awarded to Italians in Rome. Admiral Revel and Admiral Secchi receive the Distinguished Service Medal from the American ambassador. Several Italian naval officers awarded U S crosses.

U.S Pittsburgh W. H. S. Thompson United States Chicaro U. S Rome Thaomfo Revel Secchi Robert Underwood Johnson Wilson Vannne Washington Rixno Paolucci Roxetti

London actress accuses attempt to poison her

London actress Popeye ONeill says an anonymous box of chocolates was sent to her during a Savoy Theatre run. She ate some and collapsed, a dog died after a piece was fed to it. Analyses found arsenic and strychnine in the candy.

London Popeye Oneill Savoy Theater

Cook on Green Bay Tugboat Drowns in Collision

A cook on the tug Ben Jacobenn, Bob Tred, drowned Wednesday afternoon after being thrown from the dog when the tug collided with the steamer Parasus near Green Bay Wisconsin. His body was recovered in Fox River the next morning. Benson Appointed Washington AdDuty Admiral Benson was reappointed chairman of the shipping board by President Wilson. Four other members were named Frederic J. Thompson Gavin McNab Theodore Marburg and Martin Gillen.

Cook Green Bay Wis Ben Jacobenn Bob Tred Parasus Hissy Fox

Frank Lloyd Clark obituary notice in New York City

Frank Lloyd Clarke died after an operation in New York City where he had resided for several years. He was the son of Anna M M and the late Joseph Clarke and was born to 4869.

Frank Lloyd Clark Frank Lloyd Clarke New York City Anna MM Joseph Clarke Horn

Army planes reach Mineola field after long flight

U S Army planes from Mineola Field return from a Alaska round trip arriving at Mineola on Wednesday noon. The squadron, greeted by a citywide escort of about forty planes, landed at 1 55 pm. Captain St Clair Street commanded the unit.

U. S. Army Mineola Field Mineola Long Island Jeff Mineola Alaska New York City St Cllr Street

Teachers to Hold 16th Annual Meet Here on Friday

The Western Wisconsin Teachers' association opens its sixteenth annual meeting tomorrow with sessions all day and evening Friday and Saturday in the Normal and High school auditoriums. Edward A. Fitzpatrick, secretary of the state board of education, will open with Wisconson Looking Upward and Forward. Prominent educators from Wisconsin and other states include Fros. Born of University of Iowa College of Education, William B. Owen of Chicago Normal, and WW II Webster of Minneapolis, a high school questions specialist. Officers will be elected at the first section meeting Friday evening.

Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association Edward A. Fitzpatrick State Board of Education Wisconsin Fros College of Education University of Iowa William B. Owen Chicago Normal College WW II

New Amsterdam Presbyterian Church Golden Anniversary Observed

The New Amsterdam church marks its golden anniversary with speakers Rev. Claude BR Shaver of La Crosse Presbyterian Church Rev H G Phipns of Galesville and Rev M Magnusson of North La Crosse. Pastor Rev John Kroonemeyer will read the church history at tonight's meeting.

Presbyterian Church New Amsterdam Chiude BR

Session of League Council Postponed in Brussels

Today's League of Nations council session in Brussels was postponed to Thursday afternoon at five due to the state funeral of General Leman defender of Liege who died last Sunday.

League Council Brussels League of Nations Leman Liege

Girl Aviator Killed in Fall Over Menlo Park

Frances E. Lee a Chinese student aviatrix died when she jumped from a failing airplane in Menlo Park California pilot John Courtney suffered likely fatal injuries as the craft plunged to the ground a wing collapsed per witnesses Alaska-Mineola Flyers Headed to Washington Four airplanes with pilots and observers completed the Nome round trip and left Mitchell Field for an official reception at Bolling Field Washington yesterday

Menlo Park Calit Frances E. Lee Aviatrix John Courtney Alaska-Mineola Washington Mineola Nome Alaska Mitchel Field Bolling Field

Bentley on Tour During Campaign South of the City

Mayor A A Bentier is conducting a speaking tour through Crawford County and surrounding territory during the campaign, visiting communities and addressing local concerns as part of his bid.

Bentley A. A. Bentier Crawford County

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