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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary British cabinet notes show plans for postponement of the Irish peace parley as the government weighs continuation of truce terms. Delegates, including Irish and British officials, discuss a Washington conference and potential shifts in fiscal policy and governance power while amid war weariness and public pressure.
City council committees deadlocked over closing a street, with Highway Committee opposing the plan due to expense. Citizens and supporters debate site for a new building by The Sisters, including a potential campus development and a preliminary school construction plan.
A large crowd gathers in Wisconsin as North Dakota files a brief in a federal railway rate case. The proceedings concern rates and fare structures affecting passenger travel and commerce, with the federal commission reviewing alleged overstatements and potential overcharging. The Wisconsin brief argues for clarity and adjusted rates within state borders.
A rough gale pushed several lake steamers toward the shore, with one freighter named Abilgy Migaeh among the vessels affected. Rescue efforts and salvage plans were under way as crews faced dangerous seas and deteriorating conditions along the shoreline.
A local crowd gathers for a festive serenade described as a tite adel event. Dokkies of Sinniin lead the stage, performing amid a night that features a christening style ceremony and a pledge related to property actions. People include Perales and Peg Wiens, with the event closing in a lively street gathering.
Crowds gathered early around battered shop windows on a district street. Merchants reported a strong turnout despite a slow sales night, as festive displays drew attention and boosted spirits ahead of the holiday hustle.
In San Francisco the jury considering the manslaughter case of Fatty Arbuckle took a two hour recess after failing to reach a verdict in six and one half hours of deliberation. Reporters note a shift in juror demeanor with one woman juror appearing calmer and the group remaining undecided on the charge and potential penalties.
A federal attorney pleads for a guilty verdict in the Herzog case as jurors deliberate. The defense and prosecution present closing arguments while the judge outlines instructions to the jury.
Wisconsin officials issue guidance stating privately manufactured distilled liquor possession is not, by itself, proof of unlawful manufacture or dry law violation. The opinion clarifies that mere possession of home distilled liquor does not automatically imply illegal activity, though prima facie evidence of unlawful manufacture may arise under specific circumstances.
An early winter air is expected to settle over the area starting Saturday. Forecasters say a cold spell will bring low temperatures and strong winds for several hours, with the weather pattern following an unusually warm spell. Officials warn residents to prepare for the drop in temperatures.
In Far Eastern talks at the armament conference China faced a push from the nine powers. Great Britain Japan and France reportedly agreed to retire from much of leased Chinese territory. Japan offered to relinquish Shantung and its Manchurian privileges while France discussed Kwantung Wai. Britain also signaled a withdrawal from Wei Hei Wei under conditions China must meet.
The text outlines rumors of a 5-5-2 plan and a Pacific arrangement discussed by American, British, and Japanese delegates. It mentions fortifications in the Pacific, arbitration ideas, Japan’s stance on China, and potential withdrawal of foreign troops from China as part of broader postwar settlement talks.
A Kansas City Kan hearing saw union workers and officials fail to respond to summons issued by the Kansas Industrial Court. Despite judges calling names, no attorneys appeared for the packing industry group or labor organizations, while subpoenas targeted city and meat industry officials. The case centers on proposed industry wage and pay strike actions amid broader labor relations questions.
Sheriff Lind seized four boards found inside Al Zeen's store on Main Street after an embezzlement incident. Attar ids were jy Tore ani sort drink shop, rear Tilted, as officers prepared for a county court appearance next week.
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