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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1920
Page
8
Leaders of the Confederation of Labor and workers praise Premier Giolatti for appointing a commission to propose participation by workers in factory management. Employers and supporters condemn government intervention, warning of worse measures if proposals are not accepted, amid tensions over industrial peace.
Washington officials name McAdoo and Jansing to represent American telegraph and telephone interests at an international conference. New York socialist lawmakers re-elected after expulsion. Minnesota incident reports masked robbers loot twenty laborers on a train near Ortonville. Brigadier General Nicholson elected president of Army and Navy Club of America. Seventh Day Adventist pastor to discuss "Two Great Ordinances" at Liberty and Clinton streets. Gold wedding rings feature in Chile and Turkey nuptials as custom noted by Galveston Republican.
A. F. L. President Samuel Gompers telegrams B. G. Knutson of La Crosse congratulating him and local workers on the Esch defeat. A Morrison letter from the Nonpartisan Campaign committee lauds the victory and urges continued labor activism against reaction, praising democratic rights and law over corporate influence.
The Across Theater presents Fiske O'Hara in Springtime in Mayo a three act Irish romance comedy by Anna Nichols Duffy. Critics praise its wit sparkle and strong crowd-pleasing performances with O'Hara in a suited role and a rare tenor voice featured.
A partial fragment mentions melodies that will haunt the listener and refers to early acrobats and rope acts. The text is incomplete, offering little clear event, date, or participants beyond generic musical and performance imagery.
The fragment notes a rural speaker debating renewal, aspiration, and life in a Boston context, with a likely 19th century dialect. It hints at farmer happiness tied to renewal or reforms and suggests a personal reflection rather than a concrete event or date.
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