Bygones: Circus act performed on News-Tribune roof in 1924
News-Tribune, Nov. 13, 1924
Frank La France, the upside-down phenomenon appearing at the American Legion Circus this week, will stand on his head on a pedestal on top of the News-Tribune building tomorrow. He is known to read, drink, smoke and juggle while standing on his head.
News-Tribune, Nov. 13, 1954
A 66-year-old Duluth man is in good condition at St. Luke's hospital after he was rescued from the freezing water of St. Louis Bay. The man said he was on his way home at 1:30 a.m. when he lost his balance and fell into the bay at First Avenue West and Commerce Street.
News-Tribune & Herald, Nov. 13, 1984
A still-funny Arlo Guthrie performed before a sellout crowd at UMD's Marshall Performing Arts Center. In an extended musing during "Alice's Restaurant," Guthrie said we shouldn't worry about President Ronald Reagan sleeping on the job, and reasoned that we're safer when he does.
News Tribune, Nov. 13, 2004
No offers were received for the tugboat Lake Superior, a floating tourist attraction in Duluth since 1996, which went up for bids at $130,000. Duluth Entertainment Convention Center officials decided to find a winter dock for the boat somewhere in the Duluth-Superior Harbor while reevaluating its future.
