County Board Vetoes 400000 Bond Issue For Road Funds
The county board vetoed a 400000 bond issue for road and bridge funds to mature in 1942 with five percent interest. The budget for the stock pavilion at fair grounds was tabled and the highway budget was discussed with a yea vote on the overall budget and a resolution opposing the closing of the Orminbetl road near the fairgrounds. A future report on the budget is expected.
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Fair Grounds
Pensingdll
Baum
Sprain
Traum
Meselberg
Olson
Porting
Davis
Eroylts
Mawnes
Henae
Mternoon
Ie Board
Ash
Derr
Goddard Guenther
Marz
Feideman
Johnson
Kabat
Kindley
Kornen
Koencke
Moore Nuttleman
Tettingill
Rainy Rahis
Schams
Schoeeberger
Schumbert Skocen
Stave Street
Anwell
Equity Board
Proclamation Invites Santa Visit in La Crosse
An acting mayor proclaims November 3 1924 as Santa Claus day in La Crosse inviting children and families to visit Santa, to talk with him and receive gifts, with the note dated December 1 1921.
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Santa Claus
la Crosse
la Crease
W. FP. Roelnig
Artie
City of
Miracle Needed to Avert Widespread Conflict in Eain Relief
London circle chatter centers on a rare miracle to stop renewed warfare while relief efforts limp on In festive preparations for Christmas the Santa Claus visit faces delays from ship trouble and possible train travel is planned The downtown windows glow with mystery as shops stage a non selling dress parade tonight inviting the public to glimpse holiday displays and await Santa Claus headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building with public receptions from four to six pm for children
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Ty Crosse
Santa Gans
Veerer Stork
Batu
Chris Lis Nesar
Santa Claus
Santa Chal
Chamber of Commerce
Phioe
Settlement prospects dim as talks near collapse
Reports from Dublin and London indicate all settlement options have failed. Sinn Fein demands an all Ireland settlement while Britain resists and talks near collapse. observers fear possible return to warfare as negotiations stall with no clear timeline for a new approach.
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Seray
Sinn
Lund and Wolfe Escort Genetan to Waupun Prison
Lund and Patrolman Prick Wolff returned to Ta Crosse Thursday after escorting Herm Genet alias Woy Trurt alias Teorey Cimily Baker to the state penitentiary at Waupun. A prison sentence of five years was imposed by Judge Rite in circuit court for a robbery dating from June.
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Tiderstorité BT
Lund
Prick Wolff
Crosse
Herm Genet
Woy Trurt
Teorey Cimily Baker
Waupon
Finnsay
Rite
Federal Reserve to Send Adviser to Financial Meetings
The Federal Reserve Board plans to dispatch an adviser to forthcoming conferences of foreign bankers. The decision aims to aid U S exchange stabilization and financial diplomacy during the talks. The adviser will participate in sessions set for the near term.
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U.S. Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve
Alleged Herzog confession to be introduced today
Fragmentary OCR indicates an alleged confession connected to Berk T. Herzog and bribe allegations related to prohibition enforcement. The report notes the confession was expected to be admitted as evidence in a federal trial, with references to judges and timing, but the text is garbled.
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Berk T. Heres
Turkle
Ohare
Mileewapker
Geiger
Phoralay
Allegert
Ersag
Aranmont
Assite
Ion Ted Tale
Europe
United States
Train collision in Oregon leaves six dead and twenty two injured
A head on collision between two trains on the Oregon-Washington line near Celilo results in six fatalities and twenty two injuries. The wreck occurred Thursday morning as the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Riverion carrier’s service met a westbound freight. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators began to chart the cause.
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Oregon Washitetor
Oregon-Washimetan Railroad
Riverion Camry
Lemiles Cash of
Celilo
More Than $4 500 Raised For Boy Scout Fund
A local Boy Scout fund drive shows over 4500 raised at a Thursday meeting of soliciting committees. The campaign is ongoing with committees still canvassing and targets not yet reached. The event was hosted by a notary and attendees discussed progress and next steps.
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Boy Scout Fund
Cativass
Auto and street car collision at Tenth and Main
A trolley and a motor car collided near Learhard Mall at Tenth and Main. Charley Jarcho in the auto sustained head cuts while street car occupants escaped without injury. The street car was heavily damaged and towed from the scene. Willian Trrulike, driver, and Nelson were among those injured. Witnesses described a broken wheel and damaged fender as the cars jammed at the intersection. Police and station attendants took notes as repairs began at the front end of the trolley car.
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Carpal Eliorthy
Peter Nelson
Mie
Willian Trrulike
Arphongery
Vaupatile
Uette Pingue
Fey
Nee Deuert
Fie
Maetermany Wiss Wahler
Ady
Nelson
Areardins
Nfermatiok Civia Eat Ag
Mayl
Breruer Taken by Sheriff to Reformatory
John E Breuer an Iowa man is taken into custody and transported to a Green Bay reformatory after court actions and probation violations. Details describe prior robberies, a probation officer petition, and police responses, with Breuer allegedly resisting and being moved by sheriff to begin rehabilitation. Also noted is a Madison Farm Bureau chief resignation and a Chicago railroad dividend declaration, intertwined with miscellaneous local notices.
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John E. Breuer
Reformatory
New Labor Rules Take Effect Across 400000 Workers
Federal and railroad labor boards promulgate comprehensive changes to shop rules aimed at permanent stability in the industry. The new open shop provisions and classification changes affect about 400,000 employees across unions, with major economic impact anticipated from revised wage and work classifications and bargaining procedures.
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Uae
Revisen
Ube
Federal Central
Eibiobaney
Fragmentary Chinese demand on minor China Japan dispute details
The text discusses limited Chinese debate on a Sino Japanese dispute, with mentions of spokesmen and a conference in a foreign setting. It notes experts evaluating the situation, a plan under discussion, and calls for cautious handling while states and leaders consider the ten nation issue.
Shantung dispute looms as China and Japan press terms
Chinese spokesmen insist only two negotiation points remain open with Japan. They demand Shantung be returned unconditionally and that vested interests be respected while rejecting ceding control of the Tsingtao rail line. Washington reports say Hughes and Balfour push for a broader Asia conference settlement despite Chinese opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Japan
Shantung
Tsing Tao
Tsing -Tay-Nau Fu
Versailles
Vata
China
Astngton
T. C
Hughes
Balfour
Shantuyg
Paris
Fragmented Reflections On Europe's Postwar Balance
Fragmented OCR text discusses postwar European power dynamics, U S influence, and Anglo French tensions. It references Mr Hughes and Mr Wilson, Japan, China, and fears about defending Asia, with speculation on future treaties and European responses. The garbled prose preserves names and institutions amid unclear specifics.
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