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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
1
Fragmented text shows La Follette supporters resisting insurgent opposition in Congress as a political struggle unfolds. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear due to the garbled OCR. The piece hints at party lines, leadership, and internal conflict affecting legislative progress.
Fragmentary weather note appears to mix garbled text and stray terms about climate and air, with unreadable sections and nonstandard phrasing. No clear location date or measured values are readable, making precise forecast or station details impossible to confirm from the legible text.
Warrants issued and served on Gov M'Cray to answer charges as part of a Monday court appearance. Details are unclear due to damaged text. Other mentions include names Jain Anatol and Gorproor Warren with scattered references to legal actions. Further decipherable facts remain limited in the fragment.
Henry Ford arrived in Washington to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad property issues and held a brief conference with President Coolidge. The dialogue touched on the fate of Muscle Shoals and potential government support for the project.
Thirteen inmates who broke from the Kansas penitentiary Sunday were tracked by authorities Monday near Heifers Station about fifteen miles south. Police launch manhunt as plans for capture are emphasized by officials.
In a tense afternoon session in Washington the house failed to elect a speaker on the second ballot as Gillett led with 198 votes and Cooper received 195. Madden drew five votes. a progressive bloc pressured to block further action while Democrats backed Garrett for president pro tem. Senate adjourned until Tuesday with no reorganization.
A Sunday noon fire gutted the dormitory wings of St Rose Convent on Ninth and Market streets. Sister M Ledwina, 76, perished amid thick smoke while Sister I Panere, Portress, was rescued from a third floor window. About 135 other sisters escaped as flames and water damaged the central and east wings. Fire officials believe the blaze started near the top of the building due to a short circuit. Damage is estimated at 175,000 dollars.
Fire lines tackled a blaze at a building reportedly caused when gas fused with outside air. Chief explained the explosion stemmed from gas drawn by ventilation as outside air mixed with fumes. No serious injuries. captain minor injury. alarm 4 11 dispatched. surrounding towns alerted.
The St Howe Chapel suffered a devastating fire that damaged the dedication area and interiors. Smoke and water damage spread to the convent, with authorities noting wind-driven flames. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze and secured the site.
Fire swept the roof timbers from north to Market street as flames spread around the corner. Firefighters fought to confine the blaze to upper floors and an older section while the east wing the convent area remained undamaged. Chief McGlachin cleared a path by striking an iron roof, allowing water to penetrate and halt the spread.
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