Harding Denies Vanderlip Mission Ties in Russia
Senator Harding rejects reports linking Washington Vanderlip to a mission in Russia. He states he never met Vanderlip, does not speak for him, and has no knowledge of any mission. Wells denies Colbys paraphrased claims about Lenin and Vanderlip.
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Washington Vanderlip
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Navy recruits promised long cruises for 1921
Telegram from the Navy Department directs the Atlantic and Pacific fleets to prepare tentative itineraries for foreign cruises in 1921. The Atlantic fleet may visit South American east coast ports, Cape Town, Saint Helena, while the Pacific fleet may visit Australia and New Zealand ports. Cruises targeted for June, after winter maneuvers, with training via four months of military schooling. W Dunnam, chief boatswain's mate, heads the La Crosse recruiting station in the postoffice building.
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Saint Helena
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South Spy Islands
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New Zealand
Taxmania
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Wis
Tobacco firm Gna Huivans Receives Million-Dollar Order
The Gna Huivans Tobacco Corporation, known for choice brands, has received an order worth 1,000,000 dollars. The deal signals strong demand for its products and could influence market competition in the tobacco sector.
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Oo Gna Huivans Tobacco Corporation
Cattl le
Salvation Army Quotas Set for Forty Counties
A Salvation Army campaign meeting on Oct 26 reported strong progress toward a $70,000 city quota for the Rescue Home and related work in 1940. Officials said about forty counties have nearly reached their state quotas, with one county to organize after the election. A statewide $125,000 Home appeal will fund building equipment and yearlong maintenance, while a survey will determine the best location for the Rescue Home. La Crosse County will run its drive next week.
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AL. Yau Scoy
The
Salvation Army
Theseus Home
T “Lye Rescue Home
la Crosse County
Ill Health Claimed Wykoff Farmhand Ray Young
Ray Young a farmhand on Roy Owens’s farm near Wykoff Minnesota died by self harm, suspected from ill health. He disappeared after a visit with his mother near Fillmore and was found in a grove with a shotgun wound beneath his heart.
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Ray Young
Roy Owens
Ere
Imi
Fillmore
Giants' manager charged with violating day act
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of violating the Voistrad act. The case centers on an incident at the Lambs club last August involving McGraw and actor John C Slavin, with the indictment alleging possession of a bottle of whiskey.
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New York Giants
Thurstay Stals
Federal Grand Jury
Federal District
Attornes
Eaward TH. Reynolds
the Lambs Elup
Ber Tween McGraw
John C Slavin
McGraw
Jewelry Theft Reported From New York Firm
Sanne Dietch, president of the Diamond Ring Company, Maiden Lane, New York, reported jewelry valued at 30000 was taken from a hotel room in Chicago during his absence on a Tuesday night. The case centers on a theft while the owner was away.
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Sanne
Dietch
Diamond Ring Company
Maiden Lane
New Yorks
Tuursi
Raymond Robbins to Speak at Rally in La Crosse Tonight
A Republican rally is scheduled at Pioneer hall Fifth and Market streets at 8:00 PM with Raymond Robbins billed as a leading campaign speaker. Colonel H. Roler will preside, and a reception precedes the meeting at Stoddard House.
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Clarence J. Weber
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G. Baldwin
J. E. McConnell
Conferences on Education Planned by U S Bureau
Regional city conferences on education will be held in twelve cities nationwide starting Chicago on November 29. The Bureau of Education announced meetings to address salaries and training of teachers and to draft bills to raise educational standards in state legislatures next year.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
Editor of Peterson Herald Resigns for Wilkin County
Cahl Smaby, long time editor of the Peterson Herald and Peterson postmaster, resigns to take charge of a Campbell, Minnesota paper in Wilkin County. Before leaving, the town hosted a farewell reception and presented a purse exceeding $116 to Smaby and his family.
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Peterson. Minn
Cahl Smaby
Minnesota
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Smaby
Savage Asney Company Declares Dividends Amid Pressures
New York reports the Savage Asney Company Wednesday passed its common and second preferred dividends. The firm continued paying 1 percent quarterly on preferred shares, despite depressed business conditions. Directors aim to conserve resources during the downturn.
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Savage Asney Company
Wodnesday
Silk Exchange Closes as Prices Slip in Yokohama
The Yokohama Silk Exchange suspended trading after prices fell below the minimum set by the buying syndicate. Officials consult with the government on the situation as the silk industry remains mired in weak demand. A separate note mentions rapid progress on La Crosse Clothing Co.’s new factory at Fourth and Viste streets nearing completion.
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Associated Press
Yokohama Silk Exchange
Exchange
Une. Gov
la Crosse Clothing Company
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Viste St
Nebraska farmers use corn as fuel cheaper than coal
Omaha Neb reports hundreds of thousands of bushels to be buried as fuel in northern Nebraska this winter. Low priced corn, despite tight prices for corn and beans, is cited as the reason. New corn unshelled now brings 3 4 of a cent per pound or $15 a ton, with the cheapest soft corn at 8 13 and haulage noted. A wagon box thirty inches high can hold 2 tons of unshilled corn, enough to make a better fire and last longer than a ton of coal.
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Dan Casey to Speak at Chamber Dinner in Eau Claire
Live-wire orator Dan Casey, director of a Pennsylvania chamber bureau and charter American Legion member, will address the Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce dinner tonight. He arrived this morning and spent the day meeting members. earlier at a national convention in Chicago he delivered a notable talk on motives that actuate membership in chambers.
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Daniel’ H Casey
Field Service ‘Bureau
American Legion
Commercial Secretaries' National Convention
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Casey
Garrity Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury on Police Corruption
Chicago chief of police In-John J isArTarg Garrity was summoned to a federal grand jury Thursday to explain suspected police department corruption linked to a liquor ring. He had previously refused to surrender affidavits from his probe, and the papers were turned over to the district attorney's office.
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John J, isArTarg
Garrity
District Attorney
Britain Submits New League Treaties for Registration
Great Britain has submitted the league of nations for registration and publication. Sixteen international agreements, entered into by her since the covenant of the league came into force.
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League Washington
Great Britain
League of Unions
League
Headquarters Advise League On Registration Agreements
Fragmentary text from the league headquarters notes that registration or agreements are tied to Article 18 of a covenant. The document suggests no treaty or internal arrangements are binding. The exact parties and context remain unclear.
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League -Causell
New York Horse Show Opens November Fifteen
Reports show this year's horse show in New York surpassing 1911 levels. Torchlight parade planned on Fifth Avenue features veteran organizers and a large display. Governor and officials endorse the event with thousands of guards and substantial public interest.
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Clugsey
Fifth Avenue
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Republic
Charles FL Sherritt
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