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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1921

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League of Nations Blockade Tactics Debated at Assembly

The Assembly discussed options for economic action against violators of the Covenant. The blockade committee found preplanning impossible and urged the council to issue recommendations for joint action when needed. Proposals include limited diplomatic withdrawals and amendments to Article VII to allow non member votes and timely opinion in breaches.

ENEVA Bow Associated G Press League of Nations League Council of the League Getton Lord Robert Cecil Enion South Africa Constitutional Committee Com Nine

Moonshiners Union Alleged in Wisconsin by U.S. Agents

Federal agents report a suspected Moonshiners Union active in Wisconsin with a Stevens Point organizer. The group allegedly solicited farmers around Bodent, aiming for 200 members at five dollars each to fund a seven thousand dollar defense fund. The operation spans Marathon and Portage counties as officers seek membership lists.

Ausau Wis Wo “Moonshiners Pnwne Wisconsin Cobalt Stevens Colne Lee Samion Hare Bern Jon Wyjoy Sail 1 Marathon County Sind Castern Porage County

Dr Swarthout's Salem home destroyed by fire

A night fire between 10 and 11 o clock Wednesday September 21 destroyed the palatial summer home of Dr C Swarthout of Neshonoe. Mrs Swarthout and a daughter narrowly escaped as flames engulfed the residence in the basement. West Salem firemen could not stop the blaze. The inc fendiary origin suspected and the loss estimated near $30 000.

Dr. C. Swarthout Neshonoe West Salem

Kansas Dispute At Union Meeting For Action Today

Delegates at a Kansas union meeting prepare to vote on whether Alsamler Howatt, president of the Kureias district, should be ordered to discipline strikers. Administration delegates dispute the issue as a test of loyalty to shipyard workers and wage guarantees amid mine conditions debates.

Kansas Ininanatolis Roth Tnited Ming Workers At America Inc Tinal Kavie Etinike Alsamler Howatt Kureias Tean Relkinee

Executive named to head the Boy Scout move here

An Ottumwa based scout executive, Mr Burgess, is named to lead the Boy Scout movement in La Crosse arriving October 1. He brings a lasting record of community work, building scouting in Ottumwa to over 500 boys with many Crestclass and Life Star scouts and strong YMCA collaboration.

I Rotary Club Bkiwanis Club A.B. Burgess Witumwa Getaber Boy Scout Execu LA Crosse Burgess General Pour Miluee Boy Scout Movement Nore Ottamiwa Ventere Ottamewa Amy Oraenivatli Waidal Ottumwa Boyd Moshozhide Gila Girle Hood Chamber of Canmore Cuardiong Misa Helen Lambert Luise Plardian Kroush Sassy Lanmbert

Bergdoll Woman Sues to Recover Seized Property

Philadelphia report shows Mrs Emma C Bergdoll, mother of Cae cote viet drafk doegers, Grover O and Erwit Bergdoll, filing in federal court to reclaim property seized by Thomas W Miller, alleging her son has an interest. Court proceedings continue with other crime case notes and a trial for Mrs Lar ia Fourhare.

Philadelphia Emma C. Bergdoll Cae Coteviet Drafk Doegers Grover O Erwit Beredol Mooday Federal District Court Thomas W. Miller Grove Southard Twin Pass Idaho Laria Fourhare Kawird E Meyer

Decision on rail strike expected within fortnight

Officials of four railway unions gather to count ballots from 259,000 members as they decide whether to join a nationwide walkout. More than 260,000 shop crafts employees have already voted to strike, awaiting the board’s next move on working agreements and union decisions.

Pi Slike Brotherhood of Karoam ‘Ruinen Mondiy Tilad Labor Dutrd Officius Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Order of Trailroad Conequetors Brotherhood of Locomotive Eiremen Talon of Nor Amorlyt Ires Ubher Dowrd

Chief to Dismiss Officers Implicated in Liquor Violations

Chicago police chief says over 5,000 officers may be tied to liquor law violations. U S Attorney Charles Clyne will provide a list of those under federal probe in conjunction with whisky running and bootlegging. The chief plans to fire any implicated officers and replace them if needed to clean the force.

Chicago Disi Lo China Murmorris Ebler

County Board Special Session Tuesday Meeting

County board schedules a special Tuesday session to discuss transfer of funds and land matters. The agenda includes designating road land and related district questions and financial allocations.

Arbuckle Case Witnesses Return Amid Belfast Unrest

Mrs Delmont to testify Monday in Arbuckle case as prosecutors press for truth. In Ulster Belfast unrest prompts mobilization of police while Lloyd George prepares a reply to Valera's latest Irish note.

Ulster Belfast Francisco Bambina Maude Delmont Batty Arbuckle Jan Beardsies Miss Tappe Matthew Brady Miss Rappe Brady

Senate Democrats Set Tuesday Caucus on Peace Treaties

Democratic Senate leaders call a Tuesday caucus to discuss ratification of peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary. Senator Underwood of Alabama issued the call after consulting with Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska who favors ratification, with Underwood described as a supporter of the treaties.

Senate Germany Aosta Hungary Sennice Underwond Abana Hichcock Nebraska Hitchcock Underwood

Telegraphers claim music speeds messages in transit

In Cincago, telegraphers claim music aids message speed. A note to Western Union reports 500 colonizers petitioning for a phonograph for their rest room. A two step march may replace the single message, per petition officials.

Cincago Colegenoners Western Loon Tdegraph Company

Man Who Stayed Hand of T. R. Assailant Dies in Milwaukee

The Chicago to Sturgeon Bay burial tale recounts Henry Codams who stayed the assassin's hand that aimed at Theodore Roosevelt. Officials note Codams died while en route to Wisconsin with admirers saying he protected the former president.

T. R Milwaukee Caigago Henry Codams Sha Theodore Roosevelt Chicago Sturgeon Bay Wis Golorly

F W Cook Dies At Home In La Crosse Area

F W Cook longtime La Crosse area resident died Sunday morning at 124 West Avenue North after a long illness. Born in Cambridge Massachusetts he moved to West Bend Wisconsin as a child and worked in general merchandising before moving to La Crosse to bake then shoe sales. Survived by Evelyn Randall his wife he had lived in La Crosse since. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at First M Church with Rev E G Dixon officiating.

F. W. Cook West Avenue Mr. Cook Cambridge Mass West Bend Wis Mr. Look North Bend Evelyn Randall North End la Crose Main Street la Crosse

Baptist Workers Institute Held During Week in La Crosse

The La Crosse Baptist Workers training Institute opened at First Baptist church in South Sixth Street for three days. Instructors are C. A Lord Mrs. O. B. Wisne and A. Z. Hansen. Classes cover Sunday school organization methods singing devotional Bible study and handwork with sessions from afternoon until 9 p.m.

la Crosse Baptist Workers ® Training Institute First’ Baptist South Sixth Streets C. A Lord O. B. Wisne A. Z. Hansen Amary Young Prowless Society

Mark Drops Near York as German Currency Slumps

German marks hit new low as exchange values declined on Monday. Market observers tracked quotations from early trading to late morning, noting continued weakness amid external pressures and shifting demand in the foreign exchange market.

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Hoover presides over idle at work conference opening

President Hoover opens the national conference on voluntary idleness as a wartime relief plan. He urges a solid economically sound path and declares the nation must return to work, warning against relief funded by the public treasury. He notes delegates were summoned to advise America and the world.

Washington, D. C Tredleur Harding Iabor Jeuder United States Belice Strirre Murding Hoover America Iris Lian Levi

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