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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1920

Page

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Impressive Speech in La Crosse Calls Lenroot Return to Senate

In La Crosse James B R Garfield son of a president urged that Senator Lenroot be returned to the Senate, arguing a Republican president needs a Republican Senate. He criticized La Follette and praised urgent support for Lenroot while condemning opposition to railroad policy and the Maier bill. Continued on page sb.

le Crosse Lenroot Senate James BR. Garfield Secretary of the Interior United States Xeo Mentall Harding House Joh En Follette Lewroot

Final Appeal for Debs Sues Socialist Leaders

The socialist party executive committee pleads to supporters to vote for Eugene V Debs and Seymour Stedman in a closing appeal. It condemns capitalist rule, links the two party's fate to imperialism, and urges unrelenting mobilization for socialist victory amid accusations of democratic and imperial abuses.

Caicago the Nations Executive Committee Socialist Party Eugene V. Debs Seymour Stedman Lee Willie M. Branat John Angel William JH. Henry Bertha J. Maitly Edmund T. Mebms George E. Roewer, Jr Neal Sonal Eugene ¥. Debs Seymour Siedman M 3 Lincoln Domingo Amer Congress

French Champion Matched to Meet Dempsey for Title

Jack Dempsey and George Carpentier are matched for the world heavyweight title fight. The contract is to be signed and the bout set between February 1 and July 1, 1931, with a ten to fifteen round limit and a significant purse.

Dempsey Jack Dempsey George Carpentier Motion Pipture Ser

Cork men arrested near Dublin before sailing to England

Reports say light men, possibly Cork residents, were seized Monday as they prepared to sail for England. Investigators probe whether they intended to join Lord May or MacSwiney factions or seek vengeance. The era sees riots in Belfast as Sinn Fein flags rise and police struggle to contain clashes.

Cork England Afuy MacSwlacey Trish Republican Army Belfast Terence Mac Sayiney Stansharpe Wis Premie Liosd George Aghn Amelaood Sinn Peln Associated Press Murphy

Bets Fifty Dollars Against a Farm on Cox Election

Dr. Claude Bremer of Houston Minnesota deposited 10 in Security State Bank of Houston to back a $60 wager by George W W Allen of Prairie du Chien who advertised in the Tribune and Leader Press that he would stake $1,200 against Harting's presidential win. Kremer announced deposit and acceptance of the bet, expressing confidence Cox will win.

Claude Bremer Houston, Minn Security State Bank of Houston George WW. Allen Proine du Chien Tribune and Tender Press Iasb Grorth Harting Houston

Poison Bite Kills Greek King Alexander and Line of Succession

Athens reports King Alexander of Greece died after a monkey bite on October 4 during an attempt to protect his son from an ant attack. The king, 23, ascended in 1917 after Constantine abdicated. succession questions center on Prince Paul and possible abdication by Constantine. Premier Venizelos may push pension restoration for Constantine as a condition for Paul’s succession. a foreign prince option is also discussed with reluctance. Elections for a new Greek assembly have been postponed a week.

Alexander Greece Athens Constantine France Great Britain Russia George Paul Piud Veneselos Venus Zelog Rivaria Gretes Bins Charles Albert Belgium Albert Nocently National Assembly

Al Grimes Lands 15-Pound Pickerel in West Channel

Alfred Grimes of Third and Division streets caught a 15-pound pickerel in the West Channel Sunday from the bank. The sizeable fish was landed amid calm water, marking a notable local angling catch.

AL Grimes West Channel Alfred Grimes Division Streets

Harding Sums Up Sues In Final Appeal Declares Nation Done

Senator Harding framed the Republican platform in a pre election address urging an association of nations to promote worldwide permanent peace while preserving American independence. He criticized Democratic governance for dragging the nation toward disaster, urged readiness for peace, and warned against world reorganizations that burden America with global duties.

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Lenroot Declares Rail Act More Progressive Than La Follette

Wisconsin debate coverage cites Senator Irvine Lenroot urging voters to favor the Red-Cummins railroad act as more progressive than La Follette. He assails La Follette’s misrepresentations on the six per cent earnings rule and League of Nations stance, pledging to advance workers’ wages and railroad reform.

Lintonville Wis Vollette Irvine L. Lenroot Ta Folierre la ‘Fallette Milwaukee la Follette Lenroot Interstate Commerce Commission la Wollette Railroad’ Commission

La Follette refuses Lenroot debate over campaign issues

Wisconsin senator Robert M La Follette cites temper in Lenroot challenge and reiterates opposition to the league of nations and the Esch Cummins bill. He accuses Lenroot of voting for oil promotions and says oilmen offered a dinner and backed a presidential bid, calling for public judgment on his record.

Ladison Wis Robert M. la Follette Irvine L. Lenroot la Follette Senator Lenroot Milwaukee Lenroot League of Nations Leargnt la Folllette

Waterways Commission visits Milwaukee on deep waterway plan

Milwaukee officials hosted a Waterways Commission probe into the proposed Milwaukee to Ocean deep waterway via the St. Lawrence river. The group spent hours Tuesday reviewing the project, with hearings set for Minneapolis and St Paul Wednesday and Chicago on Friday.

Weather Record for La Creme and Nearby

Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with cold on Wednesday. Wisconsin unsettled tonight possibly rain in extreme southeast. Colder in northwest and southeast. Wednesday partly cloudy and colder. Minnesota generally fair tonight and Wednesday with colder tonight and freezing temperatures. Town generally fair tonight and Wednesday with frost likely.

la Creme Wisconsin Minnesota

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