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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
A chaotic report details a U S destroyer intercepting a fleeing vessel and ensuing actions. The narrative mentions the involvement of legal authorities, maritime authorities, and a lengthy sequence of related proceedings, with references to labor unions and industrial actions affecting operations and investigations.
A government study shows New York and New England records for hurdles in 1920 lag far behind the nation’s all time high. Data from a report by Frederic J. Lowthian, chief statistician of the Prudential Life Insurance, notes a marked decline in hurdle times and entries, with youth and regional totals reflecting the drop.
A garbled item details a ceremonial program for the upcoming Sunday featuring Miss and others. Names appear scattered among jumbled phrases, with references to a concert or gathering including a choir, a quartet, and potential speakers. The text lists several individuals and a marching or musical program, though many tokens are unintelligible.
A tumultuous market session features mixed gains and losses across sectors led by industrials and materials. Key names such as American Sugar and Newmont show activity while copper and steel shares move on shifting demand and supply signals.
County officials vote on a 3400 000 bond issue amid a tense session. The minutes indicate committee moves, salary discussions, and a plan to adjust appropriations and treasurer duties. Names include Wadden, Ash, Dawson, and Keppel among others.
Police investigate after the body of a child was found among papers in a cottage where a woman and another child were found dead or missing. The chaotic scene included a smoke spiral and a basement window as investigators sorted the three deaths and the missing girl.
Reading out from a torn teleprint style page, the narrative covers Chinese delegate opinions on Manchuria and Shantung, with references to Japanese troop movements, the Boxer Protocol era order, and potential shifts in Siberia. It notes Western powers weighing navy policy amid rising tensions and calls for restraint and rearmament if necessary.
An old promotional snippet touts Pyramid brand suppositories promising freedom until usage limits are reached, urging users to enjoy personal liberty through the product’s effects without detailing medical context or indications.
Fragmented notes describe involvement of American delegates and officials in a policy debate about Japan. Mention of opposition to certain nominees and concerns over national security. Lacks coherent dates, names, or concrete actions. appears as garbled OCR of a diplomatic discussion.
A special teribune report outlines drastic amendments recommended by the constitution committee at the annual convention of the Karmoers orgiuina linn Linghel. It notes proposals to reduce debt, reorganize the society’s finances, and redraw officer elections delaying new officers until after a reconciled session. The proceedings mention a working agreement and anti movement within the coalition causing consternation.
Fishermen report an unusual incident where a large fish was captured after a mysterious passage involving a salvia and a mysterious conveyance. The event sparked debate over the fish’s capture and potential dangers.
A fragmented report references religious imagery from Teman and Mount Paren with lines about the Lord’s glory. It shifts to a Bulgaria tax quote claiming women face a $100 levy for shoulder exposure and speculates Americans paying $1,000 amid rain, presenting unclear context and attribution.
Disgruntled juror circulates bribery charge claiming officials bribed grand jurors. Governor Len Sumit and associates, including Evans and Jenkins, are tied to alleged attempts to trade information for jobs. The letter and ensuing statements describe a conspiracy to influence indictments and press coverage, with authorities denying the claims as fabrications.
The Wisconsin Tang and Awning Manufacturers association holds its 60th convention Friday and Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce. Welcoming address by Wilhelmina Hoellig, with other program details including speeches by W E McCreary and A M Tretnianau. The event features discussions on national organization needs, an evening banquet, and a Saturday morning continuation with officer elections and a report on next meeting place.
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