First Unit of Buildings Now Going Up for La Crosse Fair
Twenty three individuals and firms have guaranteed 810,000 to start the first unit of 100,000 dollars worth of new buildings on the La Crosse fair grounds. The cattle display building, 167 by 29 feet, will house 164 cattle and feature modern, fire proof construction and ventilation. The project aims to attract national attention and bolster a major exposition in the country.
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WENTY
Dew
la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Giapfuytee
Tere Huilding
Alent Fee
Otheri
Dair Grounds
Bader Steent
Deham
la Crosse Fair
Kiwanis
County Board of Supervisors
Inter-tite Fair Association
Peace in coal strike reached accord to end walkout
Operators and miners announced a deal to end the anthracite strike with work resuming on the old wage basis through August 31, 1923. The agreement, backed by Senators Pepper and Reed after a White House appeal from President Harding, involves ratification by the miners committee and a Philadelphia meeting for implementation.
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Pruadelpela. Pa
Pepper
Reed
Pennsylvania
Harding
Tn Uder
Thesident
White House
United Minerers of America
Min- Acare Committee
Philaelphia
Witkas- Pa
Weday
Lion Lenders
Wen
Automobile leaps cliff and crashes into marshes near Criesville
A Todrdacer coupe driven by Advadre Berdling veered from Criesville hilltop after a parked car started rolling. It struck 75 feet down, smashed into a tree, then toppled into marsh, damaging top and running board but leaving the engine intact. No one was inside at ignition. The car was recovered and driven away.
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Atalesville
Criesville
Dr. Teme
Ales
la Cresse
Striking Shopmen Offer to Furnish Special Deputies
A Chicago Burlington and Quincy Federated Shaperets No 10 statement says the union deplores recent violence and offered six of its members at no cost to help uphold the law near Burlington and Milwanker shops. The offer was refused. the union intends to cooperate with three officers while avoiding armed confrontations.
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Milwanker
Burlington Read Sharerntt
Sauiday
Iesturitts
Acder
Cp-Ape
Chicago
Finlineton & Quincy
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Chicaeo
Turlington & Quincy
Udig
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Investic
Two Die, One Near Death After Train Crash Near Town
A four-person auto party bound for the Minnesota State Fair was hit by a northbound Burlington train Saturday. Carl Leslie Tre Vincent and Mrs Ira Vincent died, while Miss Marie Teske and the other occupant were hospitalized. The driver tried to swerve to avoid impact but could not outrun the train.
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Sona
Siinn
Here
Turday
Minnesota
Oay
Marie Reske
Vincent
Teske
G. T. Smith
la Crosse
Bootlegging Ring Uncovered in Middle West Chicago
A major bootlegging ring was disclosed as one of the largest ever uncovered during prohibition, with raids on the Minnesota Bincing company in Minneapolis leading to seizures of 100 barrels of reclaim whiskey made from denatured alcohol.
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Chicago
L. G. Nutt
Central States
Ile
Afiuneapolis Bincing Company
Minneapolis
Rank
Colonel Nuttid
Wisconsin voters hear closing state primary campaigns
Wisconsin candidates completed final campaign talks ahead of Tuesday’s primary. La Follette urged support for himself and Blaine’s progressive ticket while Ganfield attacked La Follette’s record. Blaine urged long-term backing across districts. Morgan pressed his platform. local dry and wet lines split the field with several party groups urging votes.
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Ilwaukee
Wis
Associated Press
Wisconsin
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Bonus
Kenosha
Oshkosh
Senate
John J. Blaine
William A. Ganfield
Senator la Follette
Lake Geneva
Ganfield
la Follette
Wausau
Ard
A. A. Bentley
la Cresse
Anti-Saloon League
Morgan
Blaine
Gangfield
4. C. McHenry
Senubor
Wisconsin Association
Prohibition
Parisan League
Farmers
Truck Driver and Boys Die in Train Crash Near Libertyville
William Har sart, 46, a truck driver for the Waukegan Tire Company, and two unidentified boys about 11 years old were killed Saturday when a Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul freight train struck the group on St Mary's Road one mile east of Libertyville. The second item notes the Pacific mail liner President Cleveland running aground near the Yangtse river en route to Hong Kong with passengers aboard and no immediate danger.
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Waukegan
William Harsart
Waukegan Tee Crésm Company
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pan
St. Mary's Road
Libertyville
Pacific Line
Shanghai
Associated Press
Cleveland
Yangtse River
Hog Kong
West Salum Band to Perform in Riverside Park Tuesday
The West Salum band will give an open air concert in Riverside Park next Tuesday evening. It is billed as a community music event in the park with residents invited to attend under clear skies.
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Riverside Park
West Salum
Riverside
Paris
Support Pledge Given To Striking Shopmen By AFL Chief
President Samuel Gompers telegraphed to B M Jewell pledging sympathy and full support to the striking railway shopmen. The message, from the AFL after a conference of legislative representatives, ratified and emphasized earlier promises of aid while officials avoid discussing the Chicago injunction and possible nationwide action.
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Associated Press
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Federation
National Organization
Labor
Gampers
Executive Department
Association of Railway Aisecutives
Jabor
Jewell
Omler
American Federation
Executive Council
Gompers
Gomperst
Labor Legislative Representatives
Washington
Mystere
Loewi
B. NM
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