Rescue Mission Sunday Promotes Local Aid Effort
Local church leaders announce three union meetings in Tar Crosse to support the Rescue Mission. Superintendent Dewey urges year‑end fundraising and reports on the mission’s work, finances, and needs including a goal of $4,600 to sustain programs and a winter outreach plan for families.
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Ta Crosse
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la Crosse
United States
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Ted Winter
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La Crosse Chamber Plans Armistice Day Closures and Waterway Committee
The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce approved closing stores at noon on Armistice Day to honor veterans. A new "La Crosse to the Sea" waterway committee was formed to study traffic and report to the chamber. The group aims to recruit ship representatives for a Minneapolis meeting on November 16 and raise funds for the Minnesota Highway Improvement Association educational campaign.
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Minnesota Highway Improvement ‘Association
Automobile Club
Wisconsin
Lithuanian City Evacuated as Zellgouski Advances
Riga AP reports the Jithuacien government hurriedly moves railway material toward Harti and other northern points as General Zellgouski’s insurgent army breaks through the Vilkomir front. The offensive presses along the front with attempts to surround Korno and strike from the rear.
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Associated Press
Jithuacien
Harti
Lithuania
Zellgouski
Vilkomir
Korno
Zeugouski
Liquor Disguised as Soap Sold on Chicago Market
Federal officials report a carload of liquor disguised as soap arrived in Chicago on Saturday. Market reports describe bearish movement on the whisker board of trade as officials warn the product from Canada may lack strength. Consumers claim it tastes weak and not like real whiskey.
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Chicago
Votes of President and Mrs Wilson Mailed to Princeton
The president and Mrs Wilson voted at the White House and mailed their ballots to Princeton New Jersey where Wilson has voted in past elections. Nine other ballots were sent to New Jersey from the White House including those of Secretary Tumulty and Mrs Tumulty and other aides. This marks among the first ballots cast by Mrs Wilson and Mrs Tumulty with the 1920 election under the nineteenth amendment. Many cabinet members and officials will vote from home by mail while some officers vote where they reside. Preparations are underway at the White House for receipt of election returns on Tuesday with updates to be shared through executive offices and Democratic headquarters nationwide.
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Wilson
Tumulty
Fedure
Washinton Jung
Allies Demand Hungary Ratify Treaty By November Fifteenth
Paris reports an Allied note to the Hungarian government demanding ratification of the Trianon treaty by November 15. It warns of unspecified consequences if no action is taken. A law allowing for modification has been introduced in the Hungarian parliament.
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Baye
Trianon
Steamer Sunk in Narragansett Bay Tragedy
A collision in Narragansett Bay between the Cape Fear and the City of Atlanta left nineteen crewmen missing from both vessels. Witnesses reported wreckage along the shore as coast guards conducted an all night search with no confirmed recoveries and the Cape Fear sank within minutes after being struck amidships near Castle Hill.
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Rose Island
Atlanta
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Chicago Plans Boxing Gloves For Schools After Bout Refereed
George B. Arnold chair of the Chicago board of education finance committee announces a plan to place boxing gloves in every school for pupil use. The move follows a fight refereed by Miss Alice Hogge, Webster School principal, and attorneys for Mrs. Rowe Scion seek her discharge, a move Arnold says will fail.
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Chicago
George B. Arnold
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Alice M. Hogge
Webster
Rowe
Mita Hogge
Near East Relief to devote near million for relief work
New York news reports the Near East Relief executive committee voting about 800000 dollars for relief in the near East. A 150000 dollar gift from Armenians in the United States was received and 300000 dollars were set aside for immediate Armenia supply purchases.
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near-East
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United States
Armenia
Funeral restrictions spark protests over MacSwiney death
Sinn Fein postpones MacSwiney funeral as British authorities ban military displays during the Cork funeral procession, limiting to a quarter mile. Irish flags allowed except on the coffin. Bishop Cogan urges hunger-strikers to eat. Sinn Fein leaders urged to secure prisoners' release. Memorial services planned across the United States by Friends of Irish Freedom.
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Cobalan
Michael Burke
Sean Hennessey
Thomas Dougvan
U.S
Washington
United States
Friends At
Thomas Shaban
Catholic University
Selemm
Imass
Shahan
Wammon de Fatera
Provisional Irish Republic
La Follette to Speak at La Crosse Tonight
United States senator Robert M. La Follette arrives by train from Milwaukee to headline a La Crosse theater address at 8 p.m. The event, likely with overflow seating, will be led by the organizing committee. Admission will exclude children. doors open at 7:50 p.m. The senator travels with his son and secretary, Robert M Lavollette Jr and Michael Otbrich, plus state aides.
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Robert M. la Follette
la Crosse
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Robert M Lavollette, Jr
Michael Otbrich
Madigan
Ameri can schooner Esperanto wins first race off Halifax harbor
The American schooner Esperanto defeated Canadian contender Delaware by 18 minutes 28 seconds to lead the international fisherman's regatta off Halifax harbor. If she wins the Monday rematch, she claims the championship. The Yankee craft started strong and maintained a substantial early lead, finishing well ahead of the Delaware as they reached the harbor finish.
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N. S
Experanto
Halifax Harbor
New England
Nova Scotian
Esperanto
United States to recognize Mexico at an early date
Secretary Colby announced talks with Mexico’s new administration show promise for speedy recognition. A letter from Roberto Pesqueira outlined aims of the new government and readiness to arbitrate claims arising from damages during the revolution.
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Alan ¢Uely
Roberto W. Pesqueira
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Mexico City
Arthur Mosely
Gustave Salazer
Tampico
Mathew
Hanna
OLA
Robert V., Pesqueira
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Pesqueira
Great Britain
Mexio
Carranza
Géorge T. Summertin
Summerlin
Democratic Senate Candidate Praises League at Yeomen Hall
Dr. Paul S. Reinsch, Democratic candidate, urged support for the league of nations at Yeomen Hall in front of a large audience. He condemned Republican campaign spending, warned against money power in nominations, urged presidential primaries, and called for stricter anti bribery laws to protect popular government. He criticized Newberry case and discussed league provisions and Fourteen Points.
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League of Natons
Paul S. Reinsch
United States
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Reinsch
League of Nations
John P. Doherty
Chicago
Johnson
New York
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Shozki
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Thi Tian Wag
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