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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
11
Opening trading in Florida markets shows a tentative start as buyers resist higher prices. Traders note fluctuating demand for dyes, oils, and seeds while leading commodities slip and gain across several futures, with subdued activity in grains and livestock and cautious optimism amid early session volatility.
John Thomas Shaw, 23, a Black man, is detained in Tattiannafoias Ind for the murder of Mrs Helen Weichel, found near a railroad bridge. Police traced him from a gambling den, with bloodstained items and a diamond ring identified as the victim’s. Shaw denied the crime and wove changing stories under interrogation as authorities consider moving suspects.
Minnesota senators Johnson and Shipstead took the oath of office as partys strength is noted in Congress. Senator Brookhart accompanied Shipstead while escorting Solon Sop to the desk as the ceremony opened with new appointments.
A strong 40 second earthquake震 rattled Nagoya Island Honda at 0218 on the first night, alarming residents of the empire’s large port city. Reports from advices received here describe widespread fright with no damage yet confirmed.
General Frank R. Hines, director of the Veterans Bureau, says about 7/8 of Wisconsin veterans let their World War I life insurance lapse. He notes 413,194 men carried $1,015,146,000 in insurance, while urged efforts aim to inform ex-service members of the policy’s value for their families and dependents.
News from San Francisco reports economist Tins Beard, chosen by Vis count Goto to lead a Japanese commission to reconstruct Tokio and Yokohama along American lines. The plan aims to transplant street layouts and systems from U.S. cities into the rebuilt metropolis, preserving function while reducing debris and disorder.
Fragmented OCR reports a Chinese individual cited as master of a lodge in Hawaii, claiming historic firsts and linking to local names such as Wailuku and Mani Lange. The text is garbled with misread names and terms, rendering precise details unclear.
The note points to a Tory lead in a British vote with women voters a focus. It cites Lady Terrington and Wintringham as notable candidates and contrasts traditional dress with political image, including jibes at Lady Astor.
Wisconsin reports show about half as many deer killed this year as the previous hunt. Through Saturday night 4 912 deer were reported killed, with late additions expected. last year approximately 9 824 deer were shot during the season.
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