Stock Parade at the Fair Showcases Distinctive Herd Winners
The Interstate Wiro association staged its first stock parade in years at the local fair amid threatening weather. Notable exhibitors include Walton LeRoy with a saddle horse leading the wag, La Crosse breeders with prize Shorthorns, and Jones of Rockland with the top white Shorthorn bull. Other major names include Arnold of Galesville, Chas H Waley of Preston, McKay of Marmong, Goschen, Kroes of Joliet, and Baraboo’s Cerpen ta Carpenter. The Oakspring Farms managed by Sir Hyde also drew attention with high grade stock.
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Interstate
Sears
la Crnsac
Walton Leroy
Famts
la Crosse Bane
Mr. Mammons
Bangor
Mr. Stones
Ginger
Rockland
Jones
Wis
Arnold
Galesville
Chas
H.waley
Preston
Minn
Chilh’s
Cerpenta & Carpenter
Baraboo
W. T. Varney
Gill
Wile
St. F. Storandt
West Malm
Am Hyde
Boondiee
Sir Hyde
Hui
Oakspring Farms
San Hyde
Annager
Alirivey
Angus
al c Wilsae Saxe Sex
United Effort Urged to Lift County Progress
A Chicago dateline reports Senator Walsh of Montana challenging Harding’s world court claim, saying it is provided by the covenant. The piece covers community coordination in La Crosse county, urging a central body of executives from local organizations to advance government, cooperation, and rural-urban ties. It highlights the Chamber of Commerce dinner, H C Evenson’s remarks, and calls for integrated county clubs and focused subject groups.
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Ghicago
Harding
League of Nations
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Riihy Root
League For Nations
Repubicar
Wilson
Toor
naBons
The
World Court
Council
la Crosse County
Theft Ball
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
H.C. Evenson
Agricultural Bureau
la Grasse
Hugh Marshall
Harry Lauder
Mr. Ball
Ball
Pirse
Semmercial Club
Inea
Oen
la Crosse
Sanerintendenc
Chamber of Camboeree
Associated Chichties
Ate Fair
County School of Arriculure
County Board of Supervisors
Citizens’ Co-operative Bease
Democrats Claim Credit For Price Drops In National Talk
George White, Democratic National Committee chairman, says he awaits acknowledgment from Republican nominee to credit the Democratic administration for lowering living costs nationwide. He argues Republicans failed to curb prices while in power and that departments were lax. Republican National Committee chair H. Hars calls the drop an economic issue, not petty politics.
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White
New York
George White
Democratic Tional Committee
Arare~ing
Republican Congress
Wii H. Hars
Republican National Commnittee
Priger
Mayor MacSwiney Reported in Exhausted State
London Sept 24 Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork was in a very exhausted condition this morning at Brixton prison according to a bulletin issued by the Irish Self Determination league He spent a very bad night with severe pains in his head which he has complained about frequently again this morning
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self- Determination League
Fowler elected president of Machine Gun Veterans' Society
Lieut Col H. L Fowler was elected president of the first Machine Gun Battalion Veterans association at its Milwaukee meeting this week. Crntain F Kill was chosen secretary and Sergeant Hubert Staats named treasurer. Announce reduction in price of wools in Cleveland.
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H. Fowler
Machine Gun Battalion Veterans’ Association
Milwaukee
Crntain F .Kill
Hubert Staats
State G O P split wide in platform row
Addison Wis Sept 24. Politicians across the GOP face a deeply split platform dispute. John J. Blaine led most planks, Morgan pushed anti League action for McCoy, La Follette urged defeating Lenroot and backed either Weber or an Independent. Peterson seeks peace with national party help and to prevent a Ta Follette wing independent run.
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Addison
Wis
Republican
John J. Blaine
My. Blaine
la Follette
Lenroot
Harding
Coolidge
William J. Morgan
Colonel McCoy
League
Peterson
Alvin Peterson
Soldier's Grove
New State
National Republican Organization
Madison State Journal
Will Rays
National Committee
Wisconsin
Pieterson
Madison
Ta Follette
Frank Weber
Milwaukee
Lemont
Teterson
Morcan
Blaine
San Follette Loxen
Toulon
Republican Platform Convertion
le Lacs Pollette
Ted
la Pollette
Burke
George Oakat
FR. Werden
Jacophion
Moran
Leotaot
Uniog
Saya Blaine
John J Blaine
Georges Leygues Named Premier by Millerand
Paris dispatch reports Georges Leygues minister of marine in the Clemenceau cabinet has accepted the offer to become premier under President Millerand and will also head the foreign ministry. The move follows consultations with senior political figures as Millerand reshuffles his government after the election.
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Clemencea
Millerand
M. Clemenceau
M. Termes
Nis
Chamber
Paris
Alexandre Millerand
M. Hillerand
Marne
Charles Chaamst
Marina
Avenir
Mier
France
Verdun
Demand for Lower Food Costs Sparks Wheat Market Break
Wheat prices fell as expectations for cheaper food costs faded. Chicago trading showed losses with May and July contracts down from earlier highs. Export sales to Furane were cited as a factor, but late day weakness pulled corn and oats to new lows for 1920.
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Chicago
Furane
Bank Clerk Seized Over $19,000 Robbery Confession
Melvin Ringold, 19, a Kent State Bank clerk, was taken into custody in Grand Rapids Nich. He reportedly confessed to a bank robbery to cover a shortage of about $19,000 but police say the confession may be a fabrication.
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Grand Rapids
Nich
Kent
State Bank
Toay
Melvin Ringold
Ringold
Toave
Ruth belts his fiftieth home run of season
New York reports Babe Ruth, star of the New York Americans, hit his fiftieth home run in the first inning against Washington at the Polo Grounds. He later added his fifty first in the first inning, extending his early 1920s chase for the record.
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Babe Ruth
New York
New York Americans
Washington Club
Polo Grounds
Ruth
Peace Talks and Raids Highlight Rocky Period
Federal agents and local police raid five saloons seizing moonshine while the Russo-Polish peace conference in Riga advances with armistice terms. Adolph Joffe proposes a ten day Polish acceptance window as the Soviet state seeks to withdraw most Minsk points and ease pressures over Galicia.
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Riga
Letins
Associated Press
Adolph Joffe
Joffe
M. Sofie
Minsk
M. Joffe
Moscow
Raids seize liquor at five La Crosse saloons
Federal agents and La Crosse police raided Hub Saloon William Schultz Burfortington Hotel bar Matt Schmidt Lowie Olson Louie Wodzynski seizing moonshine Wine of Pepsin and other liquor. Proprieties face court, grand jury action expected in October as evidence is presented.
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la Crossa
la Crosse
Burfington
North Second Street
Matt Schmidt
South Second Street
Lowie Olson
South Third Street
Louie Wodzinski
South Third -Street
United States Court
Alfred Harrison
Federal Grand Jury
John B. Webber
Larry Dugen
Canonvbr
Joan
Tloule Wodzymski
Wodzynski
William Schultz
Rincton
Louie Olson
Schmidt
Gambler Charges Sox Do Not Dare Win Pennant
Sept 24 report on grand jury probe into gambling, corruption, and possible World Series influence. H L Replogle leads the inquiry while Chicago and Cleveland watchers await results as White Sox battle Indians. Comiskey vows to fire dishonest players if any are found. Lincoln Johnson linked to alleged blackmail plots.
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Chicago
H. L. Replogle
Prand Jury
Replogle
Charles AL McDomald
Tne
Chicas
Cleveland
Basepall
White Sox
Sox
Tain Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mumbers
Charles A. Comiskey
Mr. Comiskey
Han Johnson
American League
Johnson
National Commission
Bank Teller Faces Embezzlement Charge in Chicago
Axel Hedberg former teller in the Union Bank of Chicard swallowed poison shortly before a court appearance to answer embezzlement indictments. He is reported to be gravely ill.
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Chicago
Axel Hedberg
Union Book of Chicard
au_tar
Thompson to Run Independently for Senate in Madison
The Madison Democrat reports James Thompson of La Crosse, defeated for the Republican nomination by Senator I. Lenreot, will run as an independent for the U S Senate in November. Thompson declined to comment when asked this morning. The report follows coverage of Gibson’s execution at San Quentin for the slayings of Trapp, Fullerton resident, and Erhardt family in Phoenix.
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Paul Te
Winona
Nabugar Saenes
Jackson
Anas
Miles Whry
Abd
Bom Varig
Pete
Madison Democrat
James Thompson
la Crosse
United States
I. L. Lenreot
Thompson
Gibson
San Quentin
Cal
Mose Gibson
Trapp
Ravelier
Fullerton
Jacob Erhardt
Phoenix
Ariz
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