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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented philippic on wartime policy and leadership appears in a garbled text addressing submarine defense and allied strategy. Names and places are obscured, but the piece references national security, submarine warfare, and political debate around Allied actions.
President Dawes delivers estimates and budget projections to Congress detailing military and civilian expenditures. He notes comparisons with prior year, outlines proposed appropriations for veterans and civil services, and stresses need to repeal continuous appropriations to tighten the budget. The report highlights department-by-department costs and potential impacts on government operations.
A garbled report discusses congressional inquiry into corporate and federal relations, citing distrust of government agencies and presidential influence. It references tariff, law, and administrative processes, noting contingent obligations, expenses, and the need for independent operation within departments.
Dr Anton Sauer longtime local physician dies after six years of illness in the city. The obituary notes his professional service, family ties, and the impact on the community, with references to his medical practice and personal character.
Hard to parse OCR text reports a ceremonial opening event in Charleston. Attendees include state leaders and executives, with unclear details on dates or participants. The fragment mentions a festival or meeting with attendance and local venues.
Two defendants Shall and Curtis are described as contesting potential fraud indictments. The text appears garbled but centers on their efforts to evade trial and references to related legal actions and entities. The fragmentary material mentions Waureigan and various obfuscated names, maintaining a legal fight context without clear details.
A Maryland measure for sale of beer and wine faced legislative action. The bill, discussed by Representative OTL and others, was referred to a committee as districts expressed approval in a writhed session.
Michigan's high court preserves the new corporate tax framework amid a petition by Detroit Coal Camp asserting the act allows assessments on capital and surplus, validating about 5.5 million dollars collected from corporations. The ruling confirms the act sets minimum annual returns and caps deemed properties, sustaining the statute’s structure and application.
Naval blimp 074, first airship inflated with the new explosive gas discovered by the navy, arrives at the aviation station in Annapolis. Experts assess its terrification and capacity as the world's latest aerial survey asset.
Martha Emma Skatland dies after long illness in Saint South Street Home. Born in Grasse in May, she lived most of her life there. Survived by husband and three daughters Roberta and Beverly, six sisters and many brothers. Funeral services Wednesday at West Avenue church with Rev. Magelneen officiating. Interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
Local review praises the cast led by a promising young performer in Dream Street at the Rivoli. The show delivers energy, with strong ensemble work and standout scenes that highlight the actor's charisma and stage presence.
An OCR damaged page shows scattered stock market references and many garbled names. The text mentions various locales and entities such as Gulf, Louisville, Minot, Madison, and Toei, with unclear figures and tickers. It reads like a chaotic ledger of prices, companies, and places without coherent narrative.
Darel Bowers reports confusion over a missing IGWA soldier’s wife from Rhine. The case involves unclear custody and recent media replies. authorities urge verification of names and dates connected to the incident.
Court action centers on Mary Hanson, nearly 18, with guardians seeking state aid to educate her while she resists enrollment. County Judge Brindley oversees proceedings as authorities argue for compulsory schooling and guardian involvement. The case involves names such as Judge Dakar Alex and Josephine Wintgen as background while deliberations continue.
The Oliver case titled Charles versus Pred Oliver Fiherlien adjourned for one week. Proceedings set for Monday at 2 oclock by consent of the attorneys. Defendants face charges related to alleged heating thefts and write offs.
Fragmentary note from The Tribune and Lender-Ties referencing Sunday events and participants, with garbled names and phrases. No clear details on location, teams, or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an ingrown toenail causing pain and a mysterious substance. The text mentions a center and beneath the mat, with a strange claim about a harmless product named Guirgro. It ends with an ad-like line about a May bottle containing dirge.
Fragmented report describes a head on collision on a Philadelphia line between Woodmeat and Paper MI stations. About a dozen deaths are feared with numerous injuries as details trickle in from the Seong of te wrees, while speculation notes possible shots fired at the wreck. Queen Mary’s colors are described as red with a blue stripe.
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