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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
6
A Frenchwoman entering a match with Molla Bjornstedt against Ad vice of Physicians Forest Tits worries J S Will may label her a poor sport. She expresses regret over clashing with expectations and longs for fair play and understanding.
Anna Matelski was arraigned on a charge of larceny of a purse from Ole Pinsei. She pleaded not guilty as court adjourned to August 1. A clerk testified the case was on the docket in the city. The judge questioned the accused about ownership and possession of the wallet.
Duluth officials voyage by lake steamer to attend the inaugural edition ceremony. The party, arriving from Minneapolis en route to Letredl, includes officials and civic club members amid a misheard aim at a Pat Superinte nidents event.
Fragmented civic notices cover Abel Silas Lunde Amelia Ryoer Eleanor Senn and Sid Halnfeldt. Names, addresses, and funeral details mix with garbled phrases and partial dates, indicating a fragmented era obituary and death notice page with multiple residents and events.
The article discusses claims that the St Paul killing was not suicide but murder. It covers witness accounts, family statements, and expert opinions, noting how competing theories affect public perception and forthcoming political meetings.
Fractured text reports a sharp decline in imports and exports during wartime, noting imports fell from 100 to 1, with a loss of £1,500 or more per unit and exports to a distant market. The legible fragments hint at economic strain and government blame for the downturn.
A Ford touring car was reported stolen Wednesday night amid unclear details. Police mention a person observed near the area and a possible pursuit, with descriptions and numbers partially readable in the damaged report.
A Wisconsin man, arraigned on related murder charges, confessed to killing a farmer in what he described as an act to get even. The suspect, noting personal disputes and tensions, testified during a preliminary examination and suggested the motive stemmed from grievances and anger toward the victim. Prosecutors indicated further details would be pursued at upcoming hearings.
Doyle becomes manager of Nashville team after signing, bringing former stool Jasnayl and fehley Gilt from New York to lead the Lima Sartre era. Eeke takes charge, while the Nashville outfit eyes a fresh season under new management.
Reported tragedy involving a boy killed by a bull near Barron County. Judge at Barron Mains on presides as marks A Tasier, a farmer, resigns. Rob Pur Store Tackens Auk and Min Shieves are noted in scattered fragments of the rural incident page.
Readable scraps describe Wee's One tintin tale and a police frame pointing to Hye nye pAlisei Ty RO BO ayy ord yatty. Fragmentary terms mention the lobibis Liese and holy bie tuerkl, with unclear subjects and actions.
U S probes showing fight films in Chicago originated from New York amid legal questions. Promoter Hickard faces inquiry over transporting reels. Rickard previously fined £1,000 after pleading guilty. Officials say New Jersey to New York films reached soldiers and provoked government scrutiny.
The Goose Green Outlaws defeated Hammes Shies with a 7 to 4 score. Martelle pitched three innings and struck out ten. Mul sail contributed a three bagger. Key players included Martelle and Murphy for the Outlaws with Kabat and Danks delivering notable hits.
Mrs Fliza Naden of Zion was jailed for wearing attire deemed too revealing. Officials allege the neck and shoulders were exposed, marking a second such incident under Zion’s modest dress enforcement led by Overseer Wilbuc Vaollya.
AP reports a special meeting of the League of Nations to discuss Silesia will be held in Geneva on August 20. Viscount Islini, president of the Chichelen council, issued the official call for the meeting.
Fragmentary OCR report describes a notorious thief alleged by police to be involved in robberies. The text is garbled with names like Hank Waki, Hankins, and references to a Wind and Les ToVILs. The piece lacks clear chronology or verifiable details.
Circus events announced with performances at 2 and 4 p.m. standard time. A Mardi Gras style parade will weave through Tam area streets with menagerie and band entertainment. Tickets sold from ticket wagons. profits earmarked for winter city improvements and a charity auction. Local merchants listed as ticket outlets and supporters.
Two colored teams, the Enion Giants and the Viking Giants, will play at League Park on Saturday. Gates will be roped off with chairs for spectators, and a large crowd is expected to attend this rivalry match.
Fragmented report notes Charles Cox of Ontire Hea Gawida faces a bird shot charge in a Birch Wisconsin incident. The weapon and exact location are unclear due to damaged text. A Marshall A. C. Clovis is mentioned in connection with the case, with references to Bruce timber company and CAI OF THANKS.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbours for kindness and prayers during our bereavement. Special thanks go to Rev Andreas and Doerres and Doerr families for their support and sympathy during this difficult time.
In a House statement, Prime Minister Lloyd George lauded a unanimous imperial conference verdict that Japan observed Britain’s alliance. He urged balancing Britain's duties to Japan with cordiality to the United States, hoping US and Japan unite on the Pacific for world peace and progress toward the Washington disarmament talks.
Mrs. Kirby a temperance advocate and law enforcement worker was arrested at Hudson on a murder charge linked to the alleged disappearance of her infant son born to her twenty year old unmarried daughter Alice. She refused to disclose body disposition. The baby’s mother is held for investigation.
A recluse was taken into custody Wednesday night in a case involving the murder of Carl Wongnyer, a wealthy farmer. He was shot through a window while sitting in his house. The arrest of Ran trotlar A. Kantrotka followed as police questioned him, deny guilt, and noted his mental state.
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