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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1920

Page

5

Democrats Barred From State Ticket In Wisconsin

In Wisconsin a ruling states it is impossible for a Democratic candidate to appear on the state governor ticket via a party ballot. Two names are mentioned as possible lieutenant governor contenders, but they would run on independent lines if pursuing a ballot status. The attorney general’s office cautions that failure to file enough signatures to reach the ballot does not disqualify a candidate.

Yamison Wis Democracie Ficket Predink S. Mun Milwaukee Dustless Brush Company Marton League of Nations Mwiless Renerat Ims Ramon Ementy Felimon Bovernor

Local Doctor and Wife Tour Through the East

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Rasmussen completed a lengthy tour of the East visiting hospitals and institutions from Washington to Walter Reed, observing army hospital work. They attended the Narvingl Dental association meeting in Boston on August 22, and traced early American history from the Continental Congress to Washington's death, traveling through 22 states, D C and parts of Canada.

Dravnd A. J. Rasmussen Prem Canada Narvingl Dental Associaion Toston Doeter Walter Reed Hepital Washington Army Hospital Rasmussin Monde First Continental Congress Mt. Vernon District of Columbia

Workers Approve Agreement With Italian Employers

In Mian Italy on September 24 reports indicate reforms shaped by referendums may settle the industrial dispute. A large majority supported the agreement between workers and employers. Unionists warned followers not to strike, asserting defeat of the agreement is unlikely. A statement from the National Federation of Moral Workers read by the national executive committee of American Metal Workers expressed hope that Italian workers would gain a complete victory and urged steady support.

Mian Italy Stowe Tean eXcative Committee of American Metal Workers

Sparta Condensary to Enter Butter Manufacturing

Mr T M Hodden of Madison, general manager of Interstate MK Stas, announces Sparta Condensary will soon make butter in connection with the local plant. Mittin Anderson, a former resident, will be the putter maker. The plant has been tailored for butter churning and cream production, with prior attempts at wine manufacture failing. Pennsylvania coal vein estimated to be 000 feet thick.

TM. Hodden Madison Manger Teerstate MK Stas le Spartr Weill Mittin Anerson Sparcn Penn Pennsylvania

Good business for balance of year predicted by chamber committee

Washington Sept 25 Good business for the rest of the year is predicted in a chamber of commerce report. The outlook notes liberal current buying but warns of a cloud on the automobile horizon likely to curb near term production and alter distribution. Farmers face a wheat backlog and storage constraints amid weak prices, while construction stalls due to labor, material shortages, and financing difficulties.

Chamber OF Commerce Committee Washington Committee On Statistics and Standards Chambers of Commercce United States France Toain

U S Import Trade Grows as Exports Laggard

U S imports for the first eight months of the year surpassed 1919 totals, reaching about 4.0007 billion dollars. Exports for the same period lagged, totaling roughly 2.4375 billion, leaving a trade balance in favor of the United States of about 1.453 billion dollars.

Washington Americas Department of Commerce Lito United States

Madison Man Charged With Fraud Caught After Yearlong Search

Madison Wisconsin September 2 Ence Green a former attorney charged with defrauding prominent businessmen of Madison out of upwards of 20000 by fake mortgages pled not guilty at arraignment in Superior Court Friday morning. His bail was fixed at 10000 which he was unable to raise. A nationwide search led to his capture near East St. Louis Wednesday and his return to Madison Thursday night.

Madison Wis East St. Louis

Threats against Rice Lake man end in burning barn

W A Terns farm at Rich Lake Barron county destroyed by fire with two silos and about eighty tons of hay. Fire deemed incendiary as farm water works were plugged. Loss about 10400 partly insured. Demure, cashier of First National Bank, had received anonymous threats claiming responsibility for others being sent away. Bloodhounds from Mauston to track the trail.

Rich Lake Wis W. A. Tenrs Barron County Demure First National Bank Yte Mauston Rice Lake

Delco Fans Parade Through City To Interstate Fair

Seventy five Delco light plant users were guests of A O Colby at the Interstate fair. The Delco Fans met at Standard CO company headquarters then formed a seven block parade through the city. They toured streets to the fairgrounds and set up at the Home of Delco Lights on the grounds.

Delica A. O. Colby Logal Delco Delco Stradard CO Company Causeway Division Street Fifth Street State Street Delco Lights

Automobile Bandits Get $800 in Oshkosh Bank Raid

Oshkosh Wisconsin September 25 auto bandits raided the Oshkosh Exchange bank and fled with about 800 dollars. The Buick used by the robbers was found near St Marys hospital. assistant cashier Glatz was shot in the face when the alarm button was triggered and is in serious condition. The car, a green Buick, bore license 1ST38, linked to a Ford theft. Bandits possibly boarded a Northwestern train after the heist.

Oshkosh Wis Oshkosh Exchange Bank St. Mary's Hospital Glate Northwestern Railroad Green Bay Glatz

Upcoming La Crosse events and club schedule listing

A compiled list of local activities with dates and venues in La Crosse including church receptions at Congregational and First Baptist, performances by Amy Elizabeth Carson and the Great Lakes String Quartet, Music Study Club events with Perley Dubrainsky, and multiple lectures at Normal School and La Crosse Theater venues. Also notes National events like the Western Wisconsin Teachers association convention and Rescue Mission Sunday.

la Crosse Woman's Club RB OB Harris Charies L—Music Study Club Perley“ Dubrainsky Aglet la Crosse Thestre Great Laken String Quartet la Crouse Theater Allephes Amerian Legion Congregational Church Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association Normal Normal School Hortens Nielsen World's Lotgives Drinkwater Abraham Lincoln Myrmna Sharlow Soprsso Prospor Dennis Navy Cecil Bure Jetsh Edna Gunnar Peterson la Crosse Theater R. BL Allen McQuine la Crossé Theater Ok Landis Lsc Ohn Drinkwater

Yeomen Hall Dance Nightly at Fair Week

Fragmented city page notes a series of short items. Yeomen Hall dances nightly as part of fair week at La Crosse area venues. local businesses advertise plumbing, lumber, florists, painting, and upholstery services. a 2:15 pace winner Koh Roy is cited with floral honors. marriage licenses sought by Nicholas Henge and Lillian Spike. a dance at Armory Hall and various shops advertise products and services around La Crosse and Winona.

Wethe's Gross & Luvold Fair la Grosse la Crosse Robr Braga Sarnia St Winona Minn Nicholas Henge Lillian Spike Metcalf Seaton Anto Supply Underwood Typewriters

The Great American Home moved to the grounds

A disparate local page notes events and advertisements including a dance at Armory Hall with Si Croise and his Ragadours, plumbing and tailoring services, a Texas-style washer ad, and various notices about weddings, church events, and lodging.

la Crescent Armory Hall Minth Linker Electric Co Orlando Saltan Bangor Norms School Our Labours Lutheran Church Averybody W. M. Groswey A. D. GC Dewey Houston Minn Houston County Thill- Mannings Whalen Co Dr. Hutson St. Bk

Wisconsin doctor gets prison term for incendiarism

Dr A B Chapin of Weyaawer Wisconsin pleaded guilty to setting fire to a dance pavilion near Woeyaawesa on September 7. He received a four year State prison sentence citing unfriendly relations with owner Fred Hertz as motive. The incident occurred early morning. Additionally London reports Rubber Growers Association plans drastic measures to cut rubber tapping by about 25 percent to raise prices.

Stevens Point Wis A. BE. Chapin Weyaawer Woeyaawesa Fred Hertz Chapin Hertz London Erubber Growers’ Association

Also Mentioned on This Page

Govenor East Sparta U. S Resinol COLBY la Crosse County Oshkosh Bank City News F.A. Reiman Fashlon Shop HOTEL Electric Supply Co Main St Gateway City Transfer Co Solberg Tire Co Paul*Eickner Mississippi Street Hoover Joris Newburr Marie Heiberg Sernth Street St. Paul Tata la Crosse Lowter & Supply Co F. G. Davis Tarboro N.C Just la Crosse -Lumber & Supply Co Hokah Chiefs Thill-Manning-Whalec. Co Wisconsin Jehlen’s Srd M.E. Beckwith Suraty N Reliable Companies Klein & Son Pearl St Harry W. Robinson Law Office Linker Otto M. Schlabach Jelly John C. Burns Moon’s Kodak Shop la Crosse, Wise Quality Finishing
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