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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1922
Page
1
The article discusses Allied negotiations on war debts and peace terms. It notes statements by James Mann and other U.S. legislators, Britain’s stance on guarantees, and calls for international cooperation. It references President Harding's policy context and the wider Allied approach to postwar arrangements.
The Older Boys banquet at the Sormal gym Saturday night was a lively affair and very successful. Dr Ganfield gave a stirring address at the conference, with remarks on citizenship and national strength.
Thousands of children and elders gather at Burlington depot to greet Santa Claus and Mrs Santa on the rear platform. The couple thanks the crowd and announces daily appearances at the Chamber of Commerce after 4 pm while gifts and goodies are distributed in stores through Christmas Day. Alder man Verdota officiates, presenting the city keys and welcoming the visitors.
Secret service agents report a major roundup of counterfeit Bank of England notes in New York and Los Angeles. Teri Pororvich of Langeles and Morir detained, with about 150000 in fake notes found in hotels. Other suspects Oscar Sonn, Ivan Biacadona, and John Pacorini also arrested as investigations target presses and distribution.
The prince of Wales fell from his horse during a steeplechase near Ga Ford after previously recovering from injuries from a hunting field incident. Reports describe the accident as the royal rider dislodged while negotiating a course, with transport returning to the starting point.
Fragmented disjointed OCR notes describe a smallpox outbreak in a city, noting cases and deaths. It mentions a doctor and public health response, detailing rising concern and the need for surveillance and control measures.
Dr. Schafer notes cultural and economic contrasts between Yankee and German migrants to Wisconsin. Yankees sought rapid land farming with near future profits and expansion options, while Germans prioritized gradual farming near lake ports with access to markets and timber, shaping settlement patterns and future growth.
Berlin reports the imperial food minister designated to replace Herman Mueller who resigned after socialist attacks in the reichstag. Dr. Lunher, former president of the League of German Municipalities and long time mayor of Essen since 1918, has managed labor issues in the Ruhr region.
Wisconsin delegates attend the twentieth annual Older Boys conference in La Crosse. Hosts praise the visiting youths as perfect gentlemen. Delegates tour Grand Dad Bluff and praise the Magnificent scenery linking to missions paddled canoes on the Mississippi. Local clubs sent Scouts, highlighting service and character.
New York police report a line escape from Manhattan as a Cunard timer ship, ordered to seize cargo, heads toward Scotland after carrying eleven thousand five hundred fifty cases of whiskey deported by federal prohibition agents. Two deputies were allegedly injured during the seizure.
Two killed and several injured when a Santa Fe passenger train from San Francisco derails about five miles from Bakersfield around five o'clock Saturday evening. The engineer aboard the engine was killed, guard Ley Moller a San Francisco mail clerk reported dead, and Louis Spalding another mail clerk was taken to Mercy hospital.
Nonpartisan La Follette Washington meeting closes after two days of progressives urging bipartisan reform with calls for direct primaries and presidential election reform. Attacks on Attorney General and Federal Reserve spark controversial dinner remarks led by Untermyer, while leaders vow continued push for progressive legislation and a January follow up conference.
A gas explosion in the Wilness Coal and Coke mine at Girard injured eighteen workers and imperiled about 290 others. The cause remained undetermined as reports came in tonight.
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