New Departments and Changes Mark Opening of School
The city school system unveils a revised reading program, a circulating library, new shop and domestic science courses, and expanded physical education. A trained attendance worker and a public speaking course join the lineup, with new teachers and staff across Washington schools and a relocated deaf school to the Washington building.
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Pone Oned Fhe
Prudence Outright
Stevens Point Normal School
Temebers
Lie
Sovsana
Teeres
Peart
Oinder
Trelade
Tater
Cirs
Rhorks
School For
Denk
School For the Deaf
Washington
Vine
Hans
Chi
Josepuité Hintgen
Log
Aito
University of Ousin
Aiso
Coushae
Thorp
Aigu
Vine Streets
Isome
Washington Hool
J. We Kircher
Princimal
Plorance Zell
Laura Tom ¥Hel
Gentesresht
Dorothy Islat- Weahath Dabels
CF Washburn
W. C. Greenwall
Margaret Wewis
Olge Thich
Gertrude
Ni Reichelt
Sean Moore
Mollie Hodge
Bertha Lawrenen
Tessie Timlondelle Morrison
Elizabeth Vik
Ma Wats
Public Debate Letter From A Soldier Veteran Lettered In Tribune
Readers in La Crosse Wisconsin respond to a published open letter from a World War I veteran addressed to Hon. Esch. The exchange covers support for veterans, Esch-Cummins law, costs of living, and the duties of citizens toward those who served. The correspondence defends wartime service and questions economic explanations for current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune and Leader-Press
Stanley G. Gordon
France
Andy
Stanley Gordon
Amevera Lyons
Tribune
Tom J. Esch
Dana J. Esen
Sinco
Congress
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Austrajia
San Vaeen
John
Gouxine
Bed-Cummins
Washington
New York
Wall Stroat
Pillip
Tohnson
Lyons Letter on Freight Bill Sparks Voter Debate
A citizen rebuts a letter from Mr Lyons arguing for increased freight rates. The writer critiques Esch and the projected tax on commerce, labeling the figures as absurd while praising Lyons for his standing. The letter calls for evidence to support claims and questions the bill’s dividends and protections for Pall and camps.
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Washington Post
Sergeant Lyons
la Follette
Lyons
C Hing
Esch
Renerta le Chutes
Eson
Hill
Germany requests delay for Geneva reparations conference
Germany seeks postponement of a September 24 conference in Geneva on reparations. The request cites the need for key financial experts and coordination with the Brussels financial center meeting on the same day.
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Germany
Genevy A. Sen
Th le
Geneva
Brussels
Associations Merge St Louis Transit Merger Amid Turbulence
Final arrangements for the absorption of the Mississippi Waterways Association by the Mississippi Valley Association were made at a directors' meeting led by James F.B. Smith, president of the waterways study. The move aims to concentrate inland water transportation and relieve congestion. A local note mentions Bruha Grocery selling tires at a price, with Solberg Tire Co. referenced.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi Water Waterways Association
Mississippi Valley Association
James FB. Smith
The
Waterways Study
Bruha Grocery
Solberg
Lire Co
Pianist Attempts 100 Hour Record After 56 Hour Marathon
Charles TS Whathara played the piano for 56 hours before falling ill. Bos ga ins Wi plan to attempt 100 hours to set a new work's record. Card of thanks from Mrs Thec Streck and family express gratitude for kindness shown after bereavement, mentioning Rev Julius Gamm and pallbearers and floral offerings.
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Tonton
Charles TS Whathara
Bos
Eapec Do
Julius Gamm
Thec. Streck
Hings Musical By H Margatet Tos ten and Oukrainsky in La Crosse
Noted Russian ballet figures H M Tosten and Serge Oukrainsky with their Phalharmonic orchestra appear October 1 as headliners in the La Crosse Music Study club course. They are praised as premier danseurs etoiles and leaders in ballet, with American pupils forming a rising troupe that challenges foreign dominance. Critics, however, warn against relying on inexperienced instructors and vague interpretative dancing, arguing it risks artful pretence over genuine emotion.
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Ndreas Pavluv
Serge Oukruinsky
Slip
la Crosse
Danseurs Etoiles Anti Realtres de
Ballet
Chicago
Hwy
Es¢Lonpad
America
Danciers
Chicago Opera
Parley and Oukrainsky
New York
Boston
Mendelssohn
Uncertain Opera School Sees Noted Artists In La Crosse
The La Crosse Norra club offers two striking concerts from its 1920 21 program with Miss Sharlow and other artists. The event features recordings and performances by Richard Czerwonky Bray Steindel and M Bozumtamgy, promising a high rank ensemble and engaging recital season for the community.
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Norra
Eboal
Uni
Wilt
Sharlow
Prima Denaa
Oper KeuKons
Chicagre Opera Association
Bermany
la Crosse Lenjoy
Acollenue
Ricard Czerwonky
Bray Steindel
M. Bozumtamgy
Kreisler
M. Boguslavski
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Tider
Werther
Wrs
Huuibath ‘Irish
Catherine Hayes
Hazel Josten
Eleaner Raymond
Thomas Pittman
A. Stahl
Mauce Dickensen
Maite Kruege
Turton
Elon Jamiesen
Viola Forvehler
Alta Guilsox
George Maxfield
Evden Munson
Craig
Olive Cook
Ardelty Briggs
W. G. Prahsmen
A. J. Womec
Johan E. Coleman
William G. Wolk
T. Harvis
E - Jensen
Olive Wallgroom
Alphab. Sorenson
Gereyeve Cox
Absornum
Wis
Cme
Willy Stitemant
Jehlen’s
Smapa
H. Margaret Tosten
Ieee
Adam-Kroner Company
Pearl St
Geo
George L. Harrington
Republican
Secretary of State
Chrome
Arthur Symons
Iegin
Sky Ballet
Autersd
la Crease
Wks
Stanley
Gordon
Third Street
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