This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
6
A fragmented report describes Governor Pinelot proposing a coordinated coal regulation scheme among states. He outlines federal role limits and urges a commission to regulate prices and distribution, with terms and funding to be debated at a forthcoming meeting.
The article reports the Interstate Commerce Commission refusal to grant a requested increase and orders a reduction of percentage rates. It notes a deferral to February 21 for hearings and outlines that the commission aims to impose charges equal to prior levels, affecting the Artesian Railway company and related express services.
MadisonWis Flope for ar ranging a suitable bauin schedule to see The foutnal seispo for Wiscan sin Wa expressed Monilaty by Aho hip Director UW. domes. Jurovior Jones declined to ttn wil what gnaterence teams negotha jong ava under way. Thren couter men US. with Michigan, Minnesota , and Nie im piagen an Tore.
Fragmented text mentions Blaine predicting financial control and references to nations, elections, and distant political figures. The readable portions suggest a speculative weather of control and leadership, with scattered names and dates, but the full context remains unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous typos and improvised phrases. Key names, places, dates, or events are not discernible. Contains no coherent report or verifiable facts to summarize into a publishable news item.
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Monday refused to stop the valuation project affecting the nation's railroads. The decision drew criticism from dissenters Commissioners Eastman and another member who argued the costs outweigh the public funds spent. The vote preserves the ongoing valuation and related studies under the commission's oversight.
Describes flood damage in Italy around Reraamo region with multiple mentions of victims, rescue teams, and relief efforts. Naming Bergami and Gretta Aese as involved figures, with ongoing searches, shelters, and aid convoys amid rising water and damaged homes.
Firefighters rescued a trapped sister as a dormitory fire tore through a building. The blaze, described as intense, caused plaster to fall and created a tunnel like opening in the floor along the corridor. Perilous efforts by Sister Theodora and Father Beyer were noted amid the perilous cleanup and search for missing persons.
Boy Scouts provided yeoman service during the fire at Rosa Convent, delivering meals to firemen, guarding entrances, and aiding sisters in moving belongings from water soaked areas. Fire damage centered on the central wing with most living quarters evacuated. sisters housed in nearby convents or hotels as repairs are planned.
Fire chief states the cause of the blaze was established. The article notes no water in the reserve barrel and issues with pressure, with statements from officials including Ar. Kimball and Ma Kinhalt. Details describe cooling and evacuation during the event.
We thank all friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy after the death of our beloved mother. Special thanks go to Rev. Father Teuther, Win, Davyer, and the Duthevrers, and those who sent floral tributes and messages.
Walton seeks to bar District Judge George W. Whick and seeks a change of venue as Indictments accuse him of diverting public funds through misused military resources. The former governor faces charges in five counties and a separate misdemeanor alleging improper handling of military assets impacting a grand jury. A motion to quash was filed by Walton’s lawyers and arraignments proceeded in parallel.
The ledger of infighting centers on Taft era factions led by La Follette as insurgent, radical, and extremist labels swirl. Saner heads warn the split weakens the GOP as conservatives seek a constructive program while chaos looms at the outset.
A mass assembly discussion notes 198 to 17 vote tally for Speaker with Cooper securing 17 ballots. The session features remarks on committee roles and party strategy as several senators, including La Follette, attend. The vote ends with a formal roll call and no quorum issues observed in galleries.
Weather disruption blankets Fort Worth and surrounding areas as heavy rains and snowfall create isolation and closures for nearly a week. Officials report flooding risks, travel restrictions, and delayed services across key districts. Local agencies urge residents to stay indoors and monitor advisories.
State Board to hold hearings in this city December 12 and 13 on claims for compensation. Hearings will be at the courthouse. Names include Winfelling versus White Construction Company and others such as Dialler versus State, Jahkson versus Crasse Telephone, and Byghman versus Yellow Gate Company.
Six licensee policy-holders challenge the We Drotherkend of Aimericda Yeorten Qube over higher rates. The officers and diregeara of the society face forfeiture threats as tangling petitions seek to keep policy forms, while Frink weighs exemption rules under state commission guidance.
In Wisconsin, Imell proposes McCoy for the Forty Secund Division of the Army National Guard. The nomination lists McCoy, a veteran of overseas service, as a candidate for the high command, with voting and confirmation details explored.
Forty men are reported to have died in a mining accident at the Sunery WHT. The cage plunged, trapping workers. details are unclear as reports vary across papers.
Reported theft on Main Street where a suspect stole a large cash value goods estimated at 87 000. Police describe a masked assailant seen fleeing toward the north with a bag, while witnesses provide limited details on appearance.
A long misread string of political maneuvers shows Bob's Boosters pushing to influence South Carolina GOP plans at a state convention. Wisconsin Senator La Follette’s supporters push for a role, while Republican leaders weigh lines to shape the presidential ticket and debt policy amid internal party contest.
Beakkdal reopens battle over the Northern Tobacco Pool at Simson Wisconsin. The supreme court seeks to revive earlier claims though details are unclear. The case involves Beekdal and other parties with actions filed in the summer and ongoing proceedings.
Charles V. W. Hillan aged lumberman dies Sunday at Fond du Lac Wisconsin. He headed a prominent company and owned property in the area. Funeral arrangements announced for Tuesday with services at Marshfield.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a program listing for WEEX radio dated Monday with unclear title elements and stray words. No coherent event, person, or organization is recoverable beyond station name WEEX and a vague dated entry.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.