22 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
1
A Vienna dispatch claims the United States accepted in principle Germany’s proposal to assume part of the Allied debt, but the German government and U.S. exchanges show no such acceptance. Vienna sources suggest Berlin-informed reports. Austrian capitals hint at a misunderstanding in the diplomatic chatter.
Lt. Teingal of Rochester reports a jewelry store on the fifteenth floor of a downtown building was robbed. The proprietor’s brother Teingold was detained after he refused to discuss the case. Loot included two wallets with diamonds totaling about 235,000. a separate loss of 85,000 was cited, insured.
An Odd Fellows event marks the order's anniversary with a gathering at the lodge hall. The celebration will include ceremonies and community activities as members commemorate joining the organization.
The Associated Press report notes Britain resumes talks on the miners strike after a Saturday adjournment. delegates push for a national wages board and pool amid unemployment data, while a Scottish Trades Union Congress in Aberdeen backs the miners.
Minneapolis man Harold Killigan is jailed on bigamy charges after two women claim they are married to him. The case led to arrest and he awaits grand jury action under $1000 bond.
A state commerce committee advanced a slate of railroad appointments after a period of examination. Nominees Hooper and Menimen were considered alongside labor and other appointees, with the panel voting to favor the selections for one year pending further confirmation. The action reflects ongoing oversight of transportation roles within the administration.
Plans for Tripoli temple ceremonial in July aim to attract a record crowd. Committees appointed to organize parades, bands, and spectacular features with lodging and dining needs in La Crosse. Tripoli temple will finance the undertaking and citizens may help by providing two nights of guest rooms.
Nash Motor company directors announce plans to expand the Milwaukee plant with a new addition at the quarterly meeting held in Weenosita Wisconsin. Details on size cost and exact location were not disclosed in the brief report.
The report indicates President may appoint Campbell to the I C C farm seat. Wits sitll ay to be aallned to Tule Male. The article explores agricultural policy, inflation, and commission aims amid political maneuvering.
Ex members accuse club of creating a market for game. discussions cite a 916 treasury deficit and wardens’ pay cuts, with calls for continued commission funding. A wide range of locals attend, naming names and urging action while signaling ongoing controversy over wildlife protection.
The German note to President Harding urges mediation in reparations, asking the United States to press Allied powers for a settlement. The U.S. replies that while considering mediation, costs and war weariness push for prompt negotiations. Germany pledges openness to a just reparations plan and appeals to the presidency.
Reported moves by Germany to press for accelerated reparations talks heighten friction ahead of a planned premier’s conference. Britain and France weigh potential new occupations and economic penalties while Washington signals readiness to press Berlin for formal negotiations.
Washington reports that the United States refused to mediate in the German reparations dispute while urging Berlin to propose new terms. Secretary Hughes' note expresses hope for resumed talks and warns Allies to seek negotiated settlement rather than force. The U.S. stance assigns responsibility to Germany and favors discussion over coercive measures.
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