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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
2
Portage author Zona Gale appeals Wisconsin women voters to back progressive candidates and policies. She argues progressive reforms expand human rights and not privilege, urging unity among new women voters to support the movement and avoid dispersing the vote.
Rev. Dr. H. B. Bartzler former bishop of the United Evangelical church and longtime editor of the Evangelical died in Harrisburg today aged 80 after months of illness. Also notes a family excursion to Winona scheduled for Friday September 10 aboard the Sbr. G. W. Hil leaving 10:00 a.m. returning 7:00 p.m. fare 50 cents.
Madison Wis Sent 3 Gote nor Failipy today issued labor day proclamation stating Wisconsin seeks to deal fairly with labor. The laws enacted benefit workers, recognizing the common man while improving conditions in the country.
Members of the new Spanish ministry took the oath of office today and met briefly. Premier Dato outlined the government's program aiming to settle industrial difficulties and properly organize food supplies.
The Turkish government plans to send a minister to the Vatican, marking the first official affiliation with Christiandom. The move, approved by the sultan, is described as a gesture of stateliness toward the Pope's authority and Turkish war prisoners, with Signor Dollol, the apostolic delegate, noting the wartime context.
Fragmented clipping reports events in South Dakota City and Redfield with mentions of Capitol Moonlight, a dance show, and personal crises. References to Miss Barr Colfax and a local figure in Septembers. Scene hints at social happenings, youth notes, and regional society items.
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