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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
14
Box Office sales begin September twenty eighth with reservations for the Music Study Clap Second Annual Artists Series. Mail stamped self addressed envelope for mailed reservations. No extra charge for course ticket. Box office opens Tuesday September twenty eighth at ten o clock.
A man identified as AGich Tronwood of Mercer died after striking a train at the Long Take railroad. He reportedly attempted self harm twice, then pulled a razor from his pack and slashed his throat, dying instantly. Authorities in Mercer are reviewing the incident.
London report notes a drift in tipping with tariffs cutting tips for porters drivers and waitresses. Workers report earnings shrinking as enamored patrons reduce gratuities and a single coin is seen as rare amid the changing social mood.
Lena Schaper Mes, wife of Frante Mes Senaper, of Shelby, died Monday night after a prolonged illness from poison. Born April 6, 1874 in Kangas, she was 72. Survived by husband and three sons William, Leonard, Alfred, three sisters, and her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Strupp.
A fragmented local notice highlights Zion era style phrases with names like Mrs Edward Schams Miss Josephine Strupp and Miss Anna Strupp. It lists funeral plans for Cornelius Kramer and a late Mrs Delia Whitney of La Crosse with brief biographical hints and survivor details.
Chicago report quotes Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana disputing Senator Harding on the league covenant. He says Republican opposition is partisan, notes the Judiciary Committee found no constitutional objection to the treaty, and calls attempts to reopen the issue evidence of league opponents' straits.
In Marion Ohio on September 22 without a formal program the senator prepared for a porch speech. Campaign work focused on odds and ends with a planned porch celebration and a Saturday address by the senator.
New York artist George Willard Bonte created Alphies, an alphabet block and ten-pin toy sweeping children’s rooms. A factory prints thousands as train parades and traveling guards mention regional stops and association events.
Article notes crowds at a local automobile show and a large used car sale run by J. D. McCarthy. It quotes Mir McCarthy on public interest, downtown traffic during business hours, and recreational driving in evenings. Ontario trade data is cited, highlighting Canada’s purchases from the United States totaling about 1,090,000 dollars.
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