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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

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Socialists in New York State Again Unseated

In Albany, Samuel Orr and Samuel A. De Witt, socialist assemblymen, resigned after expulsions and a tied vote. Louis Waldman, Charles Solomon, and others faced ouster. the assembly voted to unseat Orr and De Witt, who resigned, while the Socialist delegation left the chamber amid protest.

New York State Albany N. Y Samuel Orr Samuel A. de Witt Louis Waldman East N.Y Mio Do Angus Claissens Manhattin Socialist Recomtion Tavis Waldman Manhatan Charles Solomon Kings Assembly Samae de Witt Bronx Cueessens Waldman Solomon Orr DeWitt

One Hundred Year Old Red And John Bear's Valuable Suit

The Interstate fair features a distinct Indian pow-wow with full-blooded Winnebago participants from a United States reservation near Tomah. Highlights include John Littlejohn, claimed at 112 years as the oldest living Indian and Wisconsin's oldest man, and John Bear with his buckskin beaded suit. Also present are Joan Bear, Matt Littlejohn, and many others including Black White Hawk descendant John Davis.

United States Tomah John Littlejohn Wisconsin John Bear John Davis Black White Hawk Black Hawk Gener Taylor Battle Island Here Indiana Joan Bear Matt Littlejohn Frank Two-Crow Jack Oscorsh John Brown Wiliam Green Deer Foster Cloud

Last Day of Summer or First of Fall, 1907

United States Weather Observer Cox refused a decision. September 21 is summer's last day by accepted standards. The equinox is not until 2 29 a.m. CST tomorrow, though the weather bureau treats the entire September month as fall for its purposes.

Chicago United States Cox Weather Bureau

Death Wagon Driver Linked To Wall Street Blast

Four workmen at the Manicinal building testified they spoke with the driver of the death wagon tied to the Wall Street explosion last Thursday. Investigators failed to identify the driver among the dead or alive. The men described a Slav or German man, about five seven, 160 to 170 pounds, in a dark blue serge suit. They suggested the blast might have been a wagon collision with explosives rather than a bomb plot.

New York Manicinal Wall Street Financial District Brooklyn D. M. Gardner Internal Revenue Mit

Opening Day Fair Attendance Surges Past Five Thousand

Opening day at the Interstate fair drew over 5,000 attendees as crowds flocked to the grounds. The air leap parachute stunt by Harry Procter and Captain Moll thrilled spectators while a 250 animal livestock parade was announced for Thursday at 1 pm, promising the largest stock procession yet. Local merchants reported brisk sales as the gate and tent performances drew steady crowds. Southern Allansasote day brought visitors from Minnesota, with special trains arriving to join the festivities.

la Crosse Harry Procter Norman Molts Fair Grounds Moll Proctor Salzer Four Grounds Procter Myti¢k Park Minnesota

Will Ott Buys Palatial Home Of A L Goetzman

Will Ott president of the Sexcike Kethaus Manufacturing Company has purchased the home of A L Goetzman at the southwest corner of Seventeenth and Ring streets. The residence, built by Henry Salzer, is one of the finest in the city and reportedly cost over 50 000. The exact price is not disclosed.

Will Ott Sexcike- Kethaus Manufacturing Company A. L. Goowmen Seventeenth and Ringstreets Ste . Henry Salzer

Ford cuts Ford cars to prewar prices nationwide

Ford Motor company cuts car truck and tractor prices to prewar levels. Reductions range from 40 percent on trucks to 31 percent on small autos. Wages unchanged. Henry Ford says war prices are over and a normal business state should return. Canadian prices follow similar cuts.

Etromt Mich Sant Ford Motor Company Todey Annotoned Ford Henry Ford Ford Motor Company Oversling Jabor

African Methodists Meet Des Moines

Iowa, September 22. The annual meeting of the Chicago District African Methodist conference began in Des Moines. Participants from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas are included in the district.

Des Moines Iowa Chicago African Methodist Conference Wisconsin Minnesota No Dakotas

Wisconsin Republicans Name Lenroot Man State Chairman Equal Justice Platform Plea

Wisconsin Republicans name Lenroot man state chairman and adopt a platform on equal justice and pleas. A Democratic convention opens in Madison with a plan to shorten speeches and form committees. At the socialist gathering, party platform condemns Wilson and the league of nations and promotes freedom of conscience and language in schools.

Wisconsin Lenroot Man Equal Justice Platform Plea Silverthorne Bowler G. Holmes Daubner L. J. Hartxheim Spencer Palmer Jerry Bradley B. J. Crowe Democratic Platform Comemittes Denolanes Bose Madison Wis BE. L. Pailley Wilson League of Nations Socialist Party State Central Committee John Doerfler Milwaukee E. Seidel Schofield A. C. Krueger Green Bay Frank Hilger Superior J. C. Jenson G. P. Haas Rice Lake John M. Work H. J. Amman Kiel Cora Woethrick Sheboygan E. T.welms Stolowskii Hansen Prohibition Party Department of Education William C. Dean Beloit Alfred 3. Taynton Assembly M. B. Oldrich W. B. Naylor Naylor Farmer Labor Party Attorney General’s Department Farmer-Labor Party

Endorse National Platform and Declare for Mulberger

Alvin Peterson of Soldiers' Grove was elected Republican state central committee chairman amid factional tensions with John J. Blaine opposing Parker as Blaine's preferred choice. The platform adopted endorses Harding and Coolidge with Irvine L. Levenroot as a candidate for re election, amid reports Blaine may form a personal campaign committee.

Jfadison Wis Alvin Peterson Soldiers' Grove Irvine DL. Levenroot Republican State Central John J. Blaine Blaine Dwight LJ Parker Fennimore Peterson Parker Philipp-Lemper Wilcox Park Jhotel Prenk Davidson Milwaukee A. B. Wilkin Aon Bayfield Paterson Peterson Davidson Packer Lee Davidson Elisirman Fovernor Davight YY Bluing Madison Gembiy Wigsenesit Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Irvine L. Lénrodt Jana Tiedge

Blaine Backs Convention Choice For State Central Committee

John J. Blaine, Republican governor candidate, voiced confidence in Alvin B. Peterson as chairman of the Republican state central committee. Blaine said he trusts Peterson’s honor and integrity and would trust him to avoid betraying a trust.

Madison Alvin B. Peterson Republical State Central John J. Blaine Sentinel Alvin EB Paterson Blaine Owght T. Parker Peterson

Millerand Named Candidate for French Presidency

Paris September 22 by The Associated Press Premier Alexandre Millerand was chosen as a candidate to succeed former President Deschanel who resigned due to ill health. The joint caucus of the senate and chamber of deputies named Millerand, while Bourgeois and Peret declared they would not run.

Paris Associated Press Alexandre Millerand Deschanel Republic Senate Chamber of Deputies M. Deschau+ei Mrning Leovu Bourgeoise Roark Peret M. Bourgeoise M. Peret Millerand

Corn and Grain Show Plans Outline in Wisconsin Station Talk

Plans for the corn and grain show to be held in January were outlined at a conference. R A Moore represented a Wisconsin Agricultural Experimental Station, with T H Campton and Superintendent Hatch among participants. The group decided the show would run the week of January 4, with exhibits in the Chamber of Commerce building and meetings at other locations.

R. A. Moore Agricultural Experimental “Station Wisconsin T.H. Campton Hatch County Agricultural School FL . Evenson Agricultural Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce B. €. Ereringhim Chamber Chamber, of Commerce

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