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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1920

Page

4

La Crosse Folks at University Campus Preview

Unofficial figures suggest La Crosse students may enroll about as many as last year with a slight rise expected due to recent summer enrollments. The piece lists staff, students, and local graduates involved in university life and football prep, noting key roles at Madison and La Crosse campuses and a first football game against Lawrence College.

Madison Gio Mndres Madison High Schoot Melvin Pierce la Crosse Troy Thompson Li Crosse Narpanel Rowdy Billet Ta Crosse Lsadison Wisconsin Wisconsin State Journal School of Commerce Herbert Wheaton Adolph Youngbers University Lawrence College

US Denies Alien Property Will Be Returned to Owners

Washington reports the American government will return between 100,000,000 and 155,000,000 of alien enemy property. Francis J. Garvan, alien property custodian, leads the effort with Justice and Treasury, under Congress authority via the Nelson amendment to the Trading with the Enemy Act. The value involved and the policy remain subject to congressional direction, with no foundation for claims of German property being restored without further action.

Washington, D. c Francis J. Garvan Department of Justice Treasury Department Congress Nelson Wison Hick and Boon Bel Weld Grussels Amerianyonns Germany United States

Battleships Tied Up by Fog in New York Harbor

A dense fog halted more than twenty five league ships including all Atlantic fleet battleships from moving in the outer harbor early today. La Savoie carried notable French and British guests for an America Legion convention in Cleveland. General Mike Wayle Payotte led the French delegation. The fog limited navigation, with only four ships reaching quarantine. Jeremiah J. Col- mentioned as an early U.S. vice president figure.

U.S New York Jaz Savoie America Legion Cleveland Mike

Hair destroying curling iron improved by simple home method

A reader warns against a heated curling iron that dries and burns hair. It suggests a safe alternative using gin, listerine, and ash to set a natural wave. After a few hours hair becomes manageable, with a healthier, non sticky finish.

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Cochrane Woman Shoots Herself Under Severe Straits

Mrs Dan Merold a 30 year old Cochrane resident fired a shotgun wound to the head in her Winona hospital room Thursday after locking herself in the room. Doctors report a precarious condition with a chance of recovery, while suspicions point to a desire to remove herself from life. She had prior mental health evaluations at Mendota state hospital. Her husband is a local businessman and the couple has two young children.

Dan. Merold Cochrane Veritien Mendota Wis

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