30 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1922
Page
1
The text discards clarity as it discusses President Harding, political plans, and American policy. It mentions opposition, a revised plan, and references to Russia Germany and Poland, with credentials, debates, and possible legal actions. The patchwork mentions various figures and institutions in a period voice.
Civil war clashes widen around Peking as General Chang Kai-shek forces clash with General Wi Pei Pu. American bluejackets reinforce local guards while civilians witness heavy artillery and crossfire near the Great Wall area and river crossings.
A garbled report references a murder case involving a farmer named Will Mentos and a suspect linked to a formal phase. It mentions events around a farm, a tax home, and an April date, but many terms are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented OCR note describes a reported assassination attempt near official quarters. The garbled text references a time frame and persons possibly connected to a treacherous act, with mentions of peace and security measures. Further readable details remain unclear.
Estimated 75 thousand people displaced by floods in Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi cover about 3300 square miles, roughly the size of Delaware and Rhode Island. Officials cite preliminary figures from local records and relief assessments amid ongoing rescue and shelter efforts.
Richard Croker, long a public figure in Ireland and New York society, dies shortly after a second marriage to Cherokee lirdian is recalled. The lengthy legal battle over his estate follows his passing, with suits challenging wills and asset division. Croker’s life in New York and Ireland is recounted, noting his origins in Ireland and rise in New York politics and business, and detailing the contentious family disputes that culminate in court.
Fragmented OCR text describes promises of credits and materials for rebuilding, wartime debt disputes, Soviet and Allied positions, and political figures. It references Italy transports, reassessment by jurists, and various figures discussing payments, credits, and international relations amid postwar tensions.
A garbled public notice outlines strict health department actions on waste regulations. The fragment mentions city ordinances, penalties, and a call for citizen compliance amid unclear references to names, places, and dates.
Fragmented report notes an autopsy ordered on the stomach of Gertie Hanna. The text references officials and possible political context, but the core readable detail is the autopsy order and the involved person.
A motor vehicle accident ended in a fatality as a driver and livestock were involved. Investigators note emergency responders arrived at the scene and declared the victim deceased. Further details remain incomplete as authorities review the wreck and identify the parties involved.
Secretary Denby says the Navy will welcome the investigation into oil leases including a controversial Wyoming tail reserve and California stakes. The inquiry follows a La Follette resolution, with bipartisan but partisan debate, while Interior discusses lease terms granting exclusive rights for twenty years with royalties and required pipeline and storage facilities.
In Washington a social event at the League home brought the Astors as visitors to the Women Voters group. Notable attendees included Mrs Astor and family, while the affair featured formal greetings and remarks by speakers such as Premier Hale. The gathering followed a season of public receptions and indicated ongoing interest in civic engagement among high society.
A report from the Miclica Sante Nary lands details the removal of 17 women students by President AleKeanny amid social life concerns. The piece notes decisions by the college administration and links to broader campus governance and disciplinary measures at Oxfordshire. The same page reports the Syndednicer corporation in South Bend Indiana declaring a regular dividend of $1.00 per share on preferred stock, as advised to the financial district today.
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