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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

6

Cox to Submit the Irish Question to League if Elected

Governor Cox of Ohio and a Democratic ticket nominee pressed reform amid a Western swing. He urged resignation of G O P national chairman and argued the party should present the Irish question to the League of Nations if elected, citing testimony on campaign fund abuses. He spoke at Spokane and Pasco venues, signaling unity with Washington Democrats.

Cox League Pokane Wash Ohio Washington Tin Spokine Windu Station Paaeger Dogliren Levey Gore Ermoer Cas Mie Prarr

Second Coming of Christ Topic of Meeting Tonight

Rev. PF Moldow, pastor of the Baptist church at Manger, will hold a Bible class tonight at the Rescue Mission on the Second Coming of Christ. All who are interested in prophecy are invited. Rev Velden, a thoughtful teacher, will lead. Bible studies will continue every night through winter. Songs begin at 7:30. Ruth Gets 48th Cleveland Home Run noted in the game with Caldwell pitching.

Moldow Baptist Church Manger Velden Sad Ruth Cleveland Ohio Sujit Tim Babe Ruth Taiay Caldwell

Red Arrow Leader to Preside Over Milwaukee Reunion

Memorial address to be delivered by ex Gover­nor Chase of Michigan. A reunion planning committee reports in Mitawater Wis that overmeat Vic S. Osborne of Michigan will deliver the memorial oration. Major General Willem G. Haan will preside as honorary president, with Brigadier General Laselter and Colonel Russell C. Tangeon among expected attendees from Washington Wisconsin and Michigan. Diplomatic representatives may attend. Attendance expected to exceed early estimates as arrangements are expanded to cover surplus capacity.

Chase Michigan Mitawatker Wis Vic S. Osborne Milwanner Autitorium Willem G. Haan Dediuta Xeneni Washington Gener Laselter Russell C. Tangeon Tuany Casehe Wisconsin Reunion

Obituary: Mrs Sarah Jane Fischer of Urreich Wis Dies

Mrs Severin Tae Biseher widow of Reanard Piseher dies Thursday at a local hospital in Urreich Wis at an advanced age. She is survived by five children one sister and five brothers. The funeral will be held Monday at North Tivad. The message from a devoted spouse expresses fondness for his wife and the challenges of raising their children.

Sarah Jane Fischer Severin Tae Biseher Reanard Piseher Uerrrick Wis Yopes Philisen Etreick North Tivad

Russian Dancers Triumph From Imperial Repression Abroad

The article traces how czarist oppression failed to suppress music and dance, fueling vibrant folk and classical forms. It notes that Russian dancers like M. Ouhrainsky and Olgustine, trained in Petrograd, brought refined technique to America, forming premier companies. The Pavlov-Queainsky Ballet will headline La Crosse’s Second Annual Artist Series at the La Crosse Theater on Friday October first.

Russia London Bridge France Aelind Detrograd Mosveay America M. Oukrainsky Ceceegh Ett Petrograd Alec Olustine M. Pavier Tie Pavlov-Qukeainsky la Crosse Taa Crosse Theater

MOTION PICTURE STAR OLIVE THOMAS DIES IN PARIS

Olive Thomas a noted American actress and former musical comedy figure died in Paris after a poison incident. The 22 year old, known for stage and early films, had recently faced nervous distress and was treated at a hospital but died despite attempts to counteract the poison. Her brother James Duffy in New York and her employer were notified, and her death follows a career that included the stage and early motion pictures after moving from Chuck Chi.

Paris Olive + Thomas Aleven O Sunlayne Juseih Choate Nily Miks Thomas Tukford Mr. Dickford Binkry Ley New York Nya York Wive Thomas James Duffy War Olivelain Dotty Sle Chirleroi Cargl Ani Y Mise Thomas California Jack Pickford

Educated horse helps trooper arrest two men in Morgan Township

In Morgantown Ohio a highly educated horse aided Trooper Charles Calhoun in restraining two men during an arrest attempt. The animal intercepted one suspect by stepping on him while Calhoun subdued the other, using the horse’s color as a guide to hold the first suspect briefly.

Morgantows Stile Charles Calhow Tores Calhoun

Stock Market Close Wave of Names in Turbulent Session

Trading closed amid a flood of company names including American Beet Sugar American Car and Foundry American International Corn and United States Steel. Stocks like Bethlehem Steel Canadian Vinifera and Reading were cited among many others as traders watched fluctuating prices and mixed volume through the session.

American Car and Foundry American International Anaconda Copper Atchison Ally Gulf Baldwin Locomotive Beleimoresand Chie Bethlehem Steel Vaeife Central Lenthar Chandler Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago St. Paul Fo and Pac Chine Copper Colorado Buel and Iron Crucible General Goedrich Central Tuapitation Copper Mot Marinenia Wtus Internetpant Taner Aan Petroleum Iami Copper Middle States Conner Arfairs Oklahoma Phenuteh West Ray Consolidated Krissnc Steet Sinclair Raliwr Studebaker Tennessee Gb. S Eure Shesk

Gown Shows Primitive Influence at New York Show

New York’s fashion scene features a gown demonstrating a primitive influence. The dress, black sucre cloth with side opening, uses silver peardetails and hieroglyphic motifs. A duvetyn hat with ostrich plumes and an animal scarf complete the look, echoing tribal themes.

Cora Moore New York Nere

Prison sentence to end corruption urged by Cox today

Spokane report notes Governor Cox of Ohio pushes for strong action against campaign fund corruption in remarks at the Tinton station. He calls for decisive punishment and a penitentiary for those involved. The speech emphasized voters must act to curb graft and hold officials accountable.

Cox Spokane Wash Ohio Will Mays Otters Tinton Station Aries

Labor Settlement In Italy Near, Rome Reports

Rome reports relief that an agreement ending the conflict between Italian metal workers and employers is imminent. Leaders from labor and the Federation of Metal Workers met with employers in Milan as parliament debated, with a push for a middle course to avoid broader unrest. Reports say workers at industrial plants have seized operations, armed themselves, and police fear expansion. in Ansalda works sixty airplanes were found ready to fly.

Rome Talian Metal Workers Wretoter Giolitti Aix Les Bains Millerand France Italy Milan Haly

Traction President Describes Hard Job For Strikers

A trimmed, disjointed note recalls a traction company president saying the role is tough amid strike pressures. The fragment hints at labor tension and fleet disruptions as workers contest conditions.

Ladze

Polish Council Agrees On Terms From Riga Conference

The council of defense in Warsaw reached decisions on military posture, Lithuania, and peace terms to press at the Riga conference with Soviet Russia. Polish forces on the northeastern front captured 3,300 prisoners, four guns, and two armored trains. In Crimea, Soviet forces claim successes against Wrangel’s troops amid stubborn fighting.

Russia Warsaw Lithuania Poland Riga Council of Defense Associated Press London Wrangel Ohekhov Crimean Moscow

Why We Like to Ride the Street Car in Buffalo

An overheard quip on Main Street Buffalo reflects daily life and small humor. The fragment sketches a scene with indelicate wordplay and family notes, hinting at local streetcar chatter and casual speech of the era.

Wast Lynn Farned Down East Lynn Rejected by George Meredith

Fragmentary text notes a manuscript reedits about East Lynn and a novel play that secured a publishing path after Fr. Bell published Wee MacGregor afmnell. An artist created the cover and the work found success. Additional lines mention medieval times and deposits for hodler.

Wast' Lynn East Lynn George Meredith Fr. Bell Afmnell

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