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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1920

Page

5

Coming Events in Clinton St and Nearby Venues

Community notices list upcoming events across locales including a Wisconsin conference, state medical convention, and music clubs. Scheduled items reference Gospel Hall, Clinton Street, Edna Gunnar, Grasse Theater, and venues in La Crosse with performances and meetings in late November and September.

Gospel Hall Clinton St. Marri Chamber of E Busing Commerce Pavney Cool Burreigh Edna Gunnar Pet Grasse Allon Uel Qubac LA Crosse Theater Tenens Coss

Local notices and ads from La Crosse area pages

A cluttered listing of dance events, shop notices, film updates, and personal notices in La Crosse Wisconsin. Mentions Eastman Kodak Shop Moon's Kodak Shop arcades, furniture and hardware ads, plumbing and electric services, and local travel to Rochester Minneapolis and Michigan. Includes church announcements, school notes, and Labor Day church plans.

Yeoman Hall Eastman Moon Kodak Spop la Crosse Walrs Society Grehesoa Eau Claire Caledonia St Metcalf Avon Street Chergo Michigan Kodak Shop Moen Nodak So Drd St Segelke & Rebell Haus Mie Ceorge Linker Solberry Tire Co Matrian Vesey Triday Muxkegon Kodak Wis Gotterdam Seiberg Laster Pope Bay City Horn Philadelphia Boston Paramount Kodak Paramount Photo Thor Linker Electric G. W. Mill Wi- Atm Gross & Layold Underwood Typewriters Gretchen Otto Hussa Kangen Thill-Manning- Whaler State Street Mars Tobind Michiani Linker Electric Co Gateway Ba Vesa Ruta Weat Salem la Crosse Floral Co Anthony

Teachers Ship as Sailors On Port Rico Trip

Baltimore schooner Purcell T White docks as two teachers Miss Walters daughter of Bonner Springs mayor and Miss Musser of Denver sail as crew members to return home. They joked about hiding a summer voyage from parents while praying for favorable winds. Also notices a 35 cent fare to Winona on the G W Byf with schedule through La Crosse and Moonlight shows Rialto Jazz Orchestra.

Baltimore Purcell T. White Porto Rico Winona Ba Crosse la Grossa Rialto Jazz Orchestra

Prison guards in New York spot former convicts

In New York, two ex Sing Sing attendants, Martin F. Deeley and Frederick Dorner, recently retired and now work for financial houses. They will monitor actions of about twenty thousand former inmates among New York's financial district, keeping watch for any old acquaintances.

New York Sing Sing Apne Pallee Martin F.“Deeley Frederick Dorner Who. Ie Spe Ny Duce

German coal deliveries to Allies fall short in August

Paris reports that Germany had delivered 1,500,000 tons of coal through August 28 with estimates the August total surpassed 1,600,000 tons. The amount is 400,000 tons below Spa promises, though production trends suggest the deficit might be made up in September and October.

Paris Spa

Mexican academy at Chapultepec to reopen this fall

San Antonio Texas Sept 4 The Mexican academy at Chapultepec the West Point of Mexico will be reopened this fall according to advices.

Military Academy Mexico San Antonio Tesas Chapultenec

Recall American cruiser at Danzig

The United States cruiser Pittsburgh, sent from French waters to Danzig amid disorders, has been recalled as order is restored. State department officials say the warship is no longer needed. Sir Reginald Tower, allied high commissioner at Danzig, plans to leave for Paris for final negotiations on the free city and the Poland treaty. Port laborers at Danzig reportedly voted August 31 for large discharge of war materials to Poland.

Washington United States Pittsburgh Danzig State Department Department Reginald Tower Paris Free City of Poland Dangie

Brooklyn transit strike report amid conflicting claims

In New York on September 4, Brooklyn Rapid Transit officers and striking workers issued opposing statements on the strike. Receiver Windley M. Garrison said over 800 workers had returned, while union counsel said the strikers remained intact. Subways, elevated and surface lines showed improving traffic, as a fire endangered 200 strikebreakers at Ridgewood depot with an estimated loss of 40,000.

New York Brooklyn Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company Uindley M. Garrison Mie Union Ridgewood

Lebanon Declared Separate State by French General

Paris Sept 4 Proclamation from Beirut on Sept 1 by General Gouraud established Lebanon as a distinct state with administrative autonomy. Its northern boundary runs along the River Webb to Palestine, eastern hills define the border, Beir ap designated capital, and the tricolor flag features the cedar of Lebanon on white.

Paris Lebanon Beirut Gouraud Syria Webb Palestine Beirap

Strenuous effort to free Gardiner Mexico

A Sept. 4 Mexican government statement details efforts to secure the release of W. A. Gardiner, a U.S. citizen, and Bertie Cohnson, a British subject, kidnapped two weeks earlier by bandit Pedra Yamor e Tale. General Birds Callex, secretary of war, sent the report to the U.S. embassy after directing operations from Guadalajara.

Mexico Omry W. A. Gardiner United States Bortie CoFohnson P. Birds Callex Guadalajara

Kentucky Congressman Cantril Named Cox Campaign Organizer

Congressman from Kentucky Cantril has been appointed a national campaign organizer for Governor Cox. He will play an important role in the Democratic presidential campaign.

New York Janes Cantril Kentucky Hus Beet Cox Democalice

Venizelos to Seek Swiss Action on Constantine

Athens dispatch reports Premier Venizelos told Estia the government would approach Switzerland to expel former King Constantine and his followers who threaten public order in Greece. Also noted is Georges Carpentier departing Paris to sail for New York as Europe’s heavyweight champion seeks a bout in America.

Athens Estia Veniselos Swis Switzerland Constantine End Greece Carpentier Paris Georges Carpentier Pugilist Europe New York

Baldwin Granted Seventh Term as Referee to Bankruptcy

Official notification was received today by Clark of the United States Court. Alfred Harrison of the reappointment of Cameron I Baldwin as referee to bankruptcy for a term of three years by Judge L. Sanborn of Madison. Baldwin has served twelve years in this position.

Clark United States Alfred Harrison Cameron I Baldwin Us L. Sanborn Madison Baldwin

Bakers Union to Meet Tonight for Labor Day Plans

Bakers' Union No. 373 will convene at 7:80 tonight at Trades and Labor Council hall to finalize participation plans for the Labor Day celebration in Afondar.

Bakers' Union Bakers’ Union No. 373 Trades and Labor Council Hall

Probe reports Big Smoke granted special privileges

Chicago Sept 4 The district attorney's office began an investigation into reports that former heavyweight boxer Jack Jomsen now jailed in Geneva Kane County jail was allowed long walks to a motor vehicle and daily training trips, with the sheriff issuing tickets for the rides as alleged.

Chicago, I District Attorney's Jack Jomsen Geneva, Kane

France uneasy over threat of trouble to come Sedan day

French officials express anxiety over Sedan day manifestations in Germany. Reports to the foreign office indicate anti-French agitation in Hamburg has grown violent with walls covered in posters and related protests spreading beyond the city.

France Sedan Germany Foreign Office Hamburg

Manifesting Sentiments Amid Unease Over Allied Commission

A brief item notes public sentiment rising over the safety of French members of the Allied commission in Paris. Authorities urge calm as civilians express unease, with officials calling for restraint and orderly protests.

Allied ‘Commission

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