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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1920

Page

6

Dewey 10 Observe Tenth Anniversary At Hall Tonight

Dewey will observe his tenth anniversary as superintendent of the La Crosse Rescue Mission. Friends will gather at the hall for a special meeting and to hear a history of the mission’s work over the decade, with a pamphlet recounting its early years and board minutes.

Melvin Fr. Trotter A. M. Ivey la Crosse Suerivel Ta Crosse Ausuan G. AH. Melman H. H. Hallauer W. W. Withee John Schriver Henry Fuviile Burt Welloving Ta. Crosse No. Ord Potting Clin Stoswich Associated Charities Tribune A. M. Brayton Tt. E. Gorlou Pearl St Gospel Center Jesus

Obituary for Mrs Mary Capits Lapitz of Lakota ND

Mrs Mary Lapitz of 823 South Seventh street died at a hospital in the infirmary. Born in Bohemia she lived in Jan Crosse nearly 60 years. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Martin Bozpatutz and a son Joseph Lapitz both of the city and a brother Mathew Tolitzke of Lakota ND. Funeral Friday at 9 from St Wenceslaus church. Interment Catholic cemetery. Rev A Koitr to officiate.

Mary Lapits South Seventh Street Laptz Janpitz Lapitz Bohemia Jan Crosse Martin Bozpatutz Joseph ¥.Lapite

Seaman Parade in Milwaukee Recalls Old Days

Milwaukee on Sept 1 hosted Wisconsin’s first tin hat parade with about 500 service members, overseas hats, nurses, and war mothers marching in a three block procession. Col. Gilbert Seaman and family led the honor group, followed by a 36 piece band, torches, and banners praising Seaman and campaign slogans. Governor Philipp spoke in support, citing the soldiers’ bonus and the referendum process, while protesters and supporters filled the streets with chants for Seaman.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Gilbert BE Harrison McKinley Omarebers Cal Seaman France Milwaukee Citizens’ Seaman Club Philipp Blaine Wilcox Supreme Court Willcox

Russian volunteer army forms in USSR under Savinkov aiding Nazi committees

In Warsaw on September 1 a new Russian volunteer army is said to be forming under the Russian Nazi committees led by Boris Savinkov, a former Russian minister. The group aims to establish a republican democratic regime in Russia, distribute land to peasants, and grant wide provincial autonomy.

Warsaw Thiy Goris Savinkell Kerensky Agime Robilehar Russia

Rushford farmer pioneers novel stock shipment scheme

Logan Iowa reports a farmer near Rushford devised a new freight method. When a car is unavailable, he buys a steer at a stock yard, orders its shipment to Chicago, then swaps in his own stock to fill the car. The railroad gains ten dollars per shipment, and the farmer acts to trigger service.

Rushford Farmer Logan Iowa Chicago

Women Attend G. O. P. Conference in Chicago Today

Republican midwest leaders meet in a two day session led by National Chairman Will Hays to discuss progress of the presidential campaign. Women attendees plan to push suffrage amendment plans and candidate support at a Trades & Labor Hall meeting at 8 PM.

Republican Club Labor Hall Chicago Party Leachers Will H. Hays Progress of the Republic Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Bert Daly C. Adxims Nicholls T Longworth Erirn Taylor Upton National Committes Shantoy T Posen Tucodere W. You Uuins G. R. Winthrop Palma Peterson Uimlimiat Mes

Cox Trip to Speak in Western States Dates Announced

Governor Cox's western speaking tour dates were released by Senator Pat Varrisse, head of the DNC speakers bureau. The trip begins after Cheyenne, Wyoming on September 26, with stops at Kearney and Island, Columbus, Fremont, and Omaha. Further dates run through October with stops in Mitchell, Sioux Falls, Joplin, Topeka, Wichita, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa, among others.

New York Cox Pat Varrisae Democratic National Committee Cheyenne Wyo Kearneyrand Island Columbus Fremont Orminda Neb Mitehbetl Satom Sioux Falls Joseph Atchisan Topeka Kansas Autohinson Newton Wichita Old Miron Oklahoma City Tusa Okla Joplin Kansas City Missouri

Oshkosh Unionists protest anti picket order in parade

In Oshkosh Wisconsin a crowd of about 1500 men and women led by a band of union musicians marched through the city in protest of an injunction by Judge GW Borne banning picketing related to the Oshkosh Trunk Co. The event included a mass meeting with Henry Ohl of Milwaukee as a principal speaker.

Oshkosh Wis. Sons Atrend Oshkosh Trunk Company Jalon Cantenns America United States Prades Laher Henry Ohl Mawhukee

Hoover Says Lenroot Should Be Senate Nominee

Senator Lenroot would be a strong Republican nominee due to long service and national leadership. He cites aid to Germany after WWI, praises rail reform, and argues against excessive railway price controls that hinder initiative while noting upcoming difficult years.

Lenroot Hoover Penn Sorge Lenroor Senate United States Germany

Progressive Democracy In Postwar Economic Struggles

The text argues for a progressive democratic approach to postwar economic problems, emphasizing individual initiative, equal opportunity, and avoidance of radical socialism or reactionary control. It contrasts progressive aims with reactionary and radical views, warning that true national strength rests on maintaining living standards and personal responsibility rather than factional domination. It also critiques socialist experiments and stresses productivity driven by self-interest. The article mentions Senator Lenroot’s alignment and discusses railway regulation, public utilities, and the need to judge legislation by its impact on the standard of living.

Lenroot House of Congress Tf Lower Uman Shicrs Boru Russia

Choir Rehearsal and Labor Sunday Service at Congregation Church

The Congregation Church announces a Thursday choir rehearsal at 7:26 PM directed by Mrs. Barbara Ann Whelpley for the upcoming season. The church plans its first service next Sunday September 12 at 10:30 AM with a sermon titled Capital and Labor and the Golden Rule.

Contrega Eibor Barbara Ann Whelpley

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International News Bervice George. McManty Dewey Hall Friends of Rescue Mission Washington State Department Progressive SLATE Counceticut Nashmvilly Tennnessee House of Representatives All Pacord Vficme Gabriele d'Annunzio Quarnero Percy Collins A. T. Taylor Forday Solberg Tire Co 6Th and Main St Dakota Hot Springs Ohio Fair Jehlen's Thursit E. W. Rose Co. Co Oxfords Price Bradley Cameron Frank H. Bradley Budweiser
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