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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1923

Page

6

Man Convicted for Possessing Muskrat Hides

Robert Paliene aged 25 from the town of clbn was fined in a municipal court by Special Judge Edward Liber for possessing four muskrat hides. The court noted prior similar offenses, with a prior fine of 10 dollars for possession of one or two hides.

Winona Robert Paliene Clbn Edward Jame Lorman Rackow, Jr I County Artarmney Owen Rio Ballene Tmnesed

Officers elected by the printers Monday evening

Typographical Union No. 448 elected officers at the annual meeting Monday night. President W. O. G. Kiefer, vice president A. F. Nordstrom, secretary treasurer F. Hialler, recording secretary A. by ab hitoessets sergeant at arms Ed Siz.

Typographical Union No W. OG. Kiefer A. F. Nordstrom F. Hialler Ab Hitoessets Eds Siz

Motor Cruiser Teresshaft Seized After Running Battle

A motor cruiser named Teresshaft was seized by customs officers after a running battle at Port Testalin. Police report a youth present with an unclear role, while authorities recovered a quantity of goods and initiated further inquiries at the port.

Customs York Teresshaft Testalin J Tuesal

Committees to Meet Thursday on Public Utilities

Committees will meet Thursday night to compare ordinances pertaining to street car line extensions and restrictions on water and power investors. Public notices urge attendance and discussion of proposed measures aligning infrastructure with local needs.

Menos Ordiniaes Pertaisiang

No Break in Deadlock on Speakership in Senate Fight

The article details the continued deadlock over the speakership as politicians, including Garrett and Cooper, jockey for support. It notes ballots and shifts in votes, with Gillett emerging as a candidate on the fifth ballot, and reports a majority not yet reached. The piece mentions related political maneuvering and public reaction to the ongoing impasse.

Coolidge Tid Congress Flere Garrett Arona Capper Heeore Berger Cooper and Iitete Rapablican Organization Repairs Tresias Gillett Whitch

Liberty Bonds Rates See Update on Government Securities

The notice lists Liberty bonds at 1p 91.27 and 99.5 for various maturities. U.S. government securities show figures around 98 to 99 with ratings like 445 and 448 noted, indicating current market quotes and bond classifications.

Bearth Das U.S. Government

Stock Market Close Posts Irregular Activities Across Firms

The market end saw uneven trading with General Electric showing strength while other major issues such as Allied Chemical and Dyes American and several steel and railroad stocks fluctuated. The chaotic closing suggests mixed sentiment and lack of a clear leader among key industrial and utility names.

General Electrics United Daily Yims General Electric Brouvk Union 6 Baadun Ehareh Closine Eles Allied Cheamival and Dyes Americai Car and Woundry American Internacional Corp American Locomotive O 2 Chesapeake Chicago Norrowestern Ghinage Ard St. Vand Wea Pac Corn Mredaels Ariellite Pouyers Lust Texas Fisbon

Michigan Bank Looted at Midday by Six Robbers

Six men held up the First State Bank of Flamtrack in Michigan at noon Monday, taking about $20,900 to $11,000 in cash. Five men entered the vault and cash drawer, taking $3,500 and $4,000 from the cashier’s cage, while a sixth robber waited in a touring car that carried the getaway.

Detrgu. Mich First State Bank of Flamtrack

Dancer Flo Lewis Sues Producers for 16000 Damages

New York report that Flo Lewis, a comedy dancer, sues FL Ray Comstoc and Fterman Timbers for 16000 after an onstage fall left her knee damaged. She claims the trip caused a drop in kick height and performance ability. The case proceeds in the supreme court.

New York Flo Lewis FL Ray Comstoc Fterman Timbers Triad Supreme Court

Maniac plunges into train and dies at Wisconsin asylum grounds

A maniac leaped from a group of patients near the Dodge County asylum in Wisconsin and ran toward a freight engine. He jumped into the engine and killed himself as pursuers closed in, with bystanders and hospital staff noting the dramatic incident occurred on a Monday near the asylum perimeter.

Dodge County Wiishie Hanian Leensia

Auto Crash At Intersection Fourth And Cass

Two Ford cars driven by George Danielson and Harry Goldback collided near Fourth and Cass streets about 8:20 Monday evening. Goldback suffered minor injuries. Danielson escaped without injury and was arrested for driving while intoxicated. He pled not guilty, set for Thursday at 4. Goldback head injury reported. John and Fred Mattenklodt each paid $7,500 on intoxication charges in police court Tuesday.

Ford George Danielson Harry Goldback Fourth Cass Streets Goldback Danielson Cass Fourth Street John Fred Mattenklodt

Judge Rejects Confession After Police Coercion

In Richmond Virginia Judge C J Richardson refused to allow a confession from Joseph Knack as evidence in the murder case of Cela Shevies, calling the coercion described by police likened to the Inquisition. The ruling centers on police conduct and the reliability of the confession.

Richmond Joseph Knack Paige Inquisition Shidge C. J. Richardson Tevoch Cela Shevies

Boy Scouts First Class Court of Honor Meeting

The first class court of honor will hold a regular session at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday evening at 7:39 December 8. Scouts working all summer will be examined for first class honors. All boys seeking the court should visit Scout headquarters Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 5 for final instructions.

Chamber of Commerce Scout

Salve for eczema kills young man in Wisconsin

Chipewa Falls Wisconsin reports 19 year old Tracy Wisenx died after applying a poison paste to relieve eczema pains at his Colfax home. Dr J A Cooper concluded the poison had penetrated all parts of the body. Nearby, an ad promotes Bodega club Malted Mil. Also notes boxing bout where Sammy Mandell defeats Eddie Brady in Chicago.

Chifpewa Falls Wis Ay Tracy Wisenx Colfax Here JA. Cooper Mandell Shades Brady Chicago Sammy Mandell Rockford Ith Eddie Brady Brooklyn

Daniel Theep Sentenced to Waukesha State School

Daniel Theep was sentenced by County Judge Brindley to the state school for boys in Waukesha on Tuesday morning for breaking into a box car containing cheese and candy on the Milwaukee road. He was also charged with parole violation for a prior break in at Rainbow Gardens last swimmer. Another boy with Theep on the box car expedition was paroled.

Daniel Theep Waukesha Brindley Theep Milwaukee Rainbow Gardens

No Luncheon On Wednesday Ended Temporarily

There will be no noon luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. It was announced the luncheons will be resumed next week.

Chamber of Commerce

Bangor Farmers Exchange Renamed to Bangor Co operative Exchange

The Bangor Farmers Exchange records amendment and changes its name to Bangor Co operative Exchange. Signed by John Hatz president and L A Jewett secretary, with the Register of Deeds noted. A stray ad line about a lunch item appears in the text.

Bangor Farmers’ Exchange Co-op Register of Deeds Wacts Bangor Co. Operative Exchange John Hatz L. BE. Jewett Bodega Club

Mother Fletcher's Castoria circulates in 30 years use claim

Advertising copy asserts a product has been used for over 30 years to relieve babies and children of constipation, flatulence, wind colic and diarrhea, reduce feverishness, regulate stomach and bowels, aid digestion, and promote natural sleep in infants.

Fletcher

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