23 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
1
The Deer Lake pow wow spectacle drew tribes from Wisconsin and surrounding states. Chiefs and families gathered for five days of traditional dances, drums, and storytelling as participants passed through the festival grounds near the river.
Molkko after world title in New York prepares for spring tour, Mallory aims at premier international event in Liechtenstein. Reports say Lenore Sugarone Lopez shifts focus to forthcoming competition while Shly laurels earned in Frots set stage for next season.
Miss Mildred Tanany, reportedly distraught after a quarrel with Miss Ina Tanany, shot her rival in Manhattan then killed herself. Police say Tanany left a cryptic note and a letter campaign with references to personal grievances and requests surrounding cremation and family, while Miss Tanany remained hospitalized.
The council of ambassadors notified Hungary that it must withdraw from Burgenland or West Hungary, territories awarded to Austria by the Treaty of Trianon. Ivan Praznovsky, president of the Hungarian peace delegation, received a note inviting full evacuation within a brief period. If Hungary refuses, the allies would be obliged to use force.
Mrs. Minwie T. Derr confessed to throwing acid into the face of her sleeping husband after a quarrel. She was hospitalized in Akron with nervous strain and will be arraigned on murder charges when her condition permits. The incident occurred after the couple attended funeral services for the husband.
Police report an early Wednesday burglary at A. J. Capellen’s house 223 Lasey Boulevard North. Two water buckets and a revolver were stolen, while blood marks and a broken rear window indicate a crude amateur entry. a grandmother’s Elgin watch with inscription was among the missing items. Local officers pursued a lead but the suspect remained at large.
The foreign relations committee approved peace pacts with Germany Austria and Hungary with reservations. Senator Borah was the lone vote against reporting the treaties. A provision would place an American representative on allied commissions, and ratification notes limit U.S. participation without new acts of Congress. Borah pledged to push objections to ratification in the Senate, with a session opening planned.
Inauguration of a campaign to oppose government aid for the proposed St. Lawrence ship, announced by the executive committees of the Budsoo Valley Federated Chamber of Commerce. The statement says the project would favor Canadian cities at the expense of the United States, mislead Western farmers, and allow only deep small vessels to load at Green Lakes ports. the New York barge deal is deemed ample for current transport.
Northwestern University students and Evanston police search for Leighton Mount a freshman missing since a Wednesday night clash between freshmen and sophomores. Authorities probe hazing as another student was rescued from tying near the lakefront.
A huge crowd of about eighteen thousand filled the grounds as thousands of cars brought patrons from distant towns for the final day of the interstate fair. The big livestock parade capped the closing events drawing widespread attendance.
Record crowds fill La Crosse fairgrounds with 75 000 in attendance on a peak day. Autos jammed parking as businesses and locals showcased prize cattle and horses. Stock parade drew prominent men and students, highlighting county’s breeding excellence.
Aldred Lee son of Ben of Holmen shows early stockman promise at the fair as Butterboy the Guernsey calf wins first prize. Adella’s sister Lady Adella keeps Butterboy’s prize lineage. Boys and Girls club demonstrations highlight farming and domestic science. The text notes large club membership and regional contest context amid a missing man mystery in Mercer Wisconsin.
Indianapolis Ind supporters of United Mine Workers policies under President Jon Lewis scored a win in the nine workers convention by ordering an itemized accounting from Illinois officials for twenty seven thousand dollars spent by an unauthorized action and prompt audit to settle disputes.
Salvatore Calvn confessed slaver of L Daniel Baber, wealthy publisher, in his Lakewood home two years ago. He was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. Eva Catherine Raber, widow of the slain man, also found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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