Vernon Renner Crushed By Auto In Fatal Street Accident
A Nash car struck six year old Mire Renner in La Crosse Tuesday afternoon at Green Bay and Twelfth streets. She died at Lutheran Hospital shortly after, as witnesses described the slow-moving auto and the car’s rear wheel crushing her head. Police and detectives questioned witnesses. car owner H M Wisland and family described slow speed and the child stepping into the street to cross. County board debates stock pavilion funding with opposition citing tax burden and benefit concerns.
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Spurgin Chicago Banker Believed Missing in Mexico
A Chicago banker named Spurgen is reported to be in Mexico with friends connected to mining ventures. Authorities describe a crossing at the Rio Grande and note a passport was shown by a stranger before Spurgen’s disappearance. Police and associates from Chicago seek to locate him.
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Bolsheviks Say Americans Have Been Freed
The Associated Press reports Bolsheviks claim Americans released from captivity in Russia amid hunger claims. Hoover and cries of blame on Communists for Russian shortages surface as U.S. relief efforts amid industrial collapse in the Soviet Union are detailed. News notes severe declines in iron, copper, and other industries, drought impact, and transportation decay hindering relief distribution.
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Sinn Fein Tries to Draw Ulster into Agreement
The article reports Sinn Fein efforts to bring Ulster into a peace settlement in Ireland, aiming to gain Ulster adhesion before negotiations complete. Government views see these moves as unlikely to succeed, with no full agreement reached. Some leaders fear abandoning Ulster could trigger renewed conflict or prompt republicans to push for a twenty six county setup.
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Hunger Russians Fire Villages As They Desert Them
Central News reports from inside Russia describe famine districts where Russians burn villages and decamp, setting fires to committees before fleeing for other areas. Widespread flames are seen as forces move toward Meg. Vast trenches are dug about the city and matériel is cleared, while reports indicate mutiny within the Perogrian service.
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Duluth Policeman Jailed Faces Burglary Charge
A Duluth police officer is jailed on a burglary charge amid an unclear patrol report. The officer, identified as Involved party, was reportedly removed from duty and faces potential further investigation. Local authorities would not provide additional details pending official statements.
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Des Moines Street Car Service Expands Citywide
Attorneys for WMUNibus announce a complete and atom bus transportation system will begin functioning citywide. Federal Jade M. J. Warle authorizes the plan as Des Moines street editsayill stop at midnight and the new service launches across the city.
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Citizens' Band To Give Concert Thursday Night
The newly organized Citizens' band will hold its first public effort in Riverside Park Thursday night at 8. The band aims to provide a handy, civic musical presence for community events. Organizers expect a large turnout and a splendid program as the group nears fifty members.
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Youthful Thieves Sentenced to Church
Three young men from Washington were ordered to attend church regularly for one year as punishment for stealing automobile supplies. Judge Horton gave them the option of serving one year on the county roads or in the church program with the same duration.
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Baseball Players Cleared of Conspiracy Rumors Reinstatement Hurdles
The era’s figures react to a court verdict clearing players of conspiring to throw the World Series. Mike Landis warns that any who seek reinstatement must pass strict conditions, while Charles Comiskey maintains a hard line until players fully exonerate themselves.
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Rail line abandonment blocked by commission in La Crosse
The Interstate Commerce Commission upholds Wisconsin Railroad Commission and local groups in rejecting Green Bay and Westerns bid to abandon the 65 mile La Crosse to Onalaska line. City had paid 75000 for the line and warned of economic harm to La Crosse and nearby towns dependent on rail service. Local officials argued the line supported commerce, industry and institutions like the State Normal School and Hing station. Business leaders welcomed the decision as protecting regional access and economic activity.
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Plea of Youth in Burglar Tools Case Puzzles Reid
Carl McDonald of Dubnayne is accused of possessing burglar tools and a revolver, arraigned in Worthest circuit court. He pleaded guilty to the revolver and denied other tools, marking a second appearance as Judge Higbee and prior judge Wickham. Police allege he identified tool boxes, while his attorney was appointed.
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