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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
1
Henry Decker of Melrose is fined 52 dollars and 50 cents and given ten days. Charles Hartman. Arcadia, pleads not guilty. The report shows a local event in Warr Teorh meted adjouyn a belonging toobotachien on tare.
Reported gathering shows 300 delegates slated to attend a Ford for President meeting. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged OCR but the event centers on a party endorsement process in a regional context.
The American Wheat Growers Association proposes a 30 cent export tax on wheat to boost prices. The plan would create a fund from the tax, directing subsidies to growers, with the levy adjusted annually and limited to relief rather than fixed pricing. It envisions $4 to $4.5 million for distribution and a direct subsidy of 4 to 5 cents per bushel, revisited each year.
The article discusses protests and political debate over living wage requirements and closed shop provisions. It mentions organizers, opponents, and local officials considering economic impacts, with references to labor actions and public responses across multiple groups.
A fragmentary report notes stamps stolen in Washington traced to St Louis and related locations. The text references postage dealers and suspected routes through Wisconsin and Illinois with blurred names and incomplete details.
Two naval aviators died when their aircraft collided midair over waters near a coastal patrol area. The incident occurred Monday as both planes engaged in routine training exercises, killing the pilots instantly and prompting an investigation by naval authorities.
In Northampton Massachusetts the local election results show a Democrat victory. The political shift occurs in the home city of the president, with Howard W. Whorshionis connected to the government party. Public officials and a university connection are noted amid the city contest.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a historic visit by the Prince of Wales to Ireland and London with mentions of Westminster and a first visit to Paibbin. Text is garbled with many unreadable words and names. no clear dates, places, or outcomes can be confirmed.
Fragmented report notes bankers declining their own checks and pushing forward a bankruptcy case in New York. Partial phrases reference Southern bankers, trading entities, and a bankruptcy referee named in the scattered OCR text, with unclear dates or precise actions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Edgar Tewird and Mr Iryen with references to Morri and Howard. unclear dates or places. The readable items point to a political succession discussion, naming individuals in a historical congressional context, but specifics are obscured by damage.
In Wan esville a farmer dies in a double tragedy as a gunshot ends his life after his eight year old daughter is killed in an accident. The man, named as NissiNe, is said to have shot his wife and other daughter before dying at the scene. Survivors include his wife and two daughters.
A New York gathering marks the anniversary of Ford's Peace Ship voyage to Copenhagen. Reporters attended as the crew held a dinner and reflected on the historic cruise. Organizers urged continued support for the voyage and its humanitarian aims.
An eleventh hour effort by farmers and allies to unite against the Democrats in Wisconsin’s presidential contest produced a mix of pledges and tensions. Colvin and Misselare faced pressure as key supporters debated strategies for the state primary.
Chicago police report fresh bloodshed in the beer war as gunfire wounds several, including a notable incident at Joliek brewery. Sheriff Hofforan indicates authorities linked the violence to organized crime and bootlegging activity amid ongoing prohibition-era turmoil.
In Racine Wisconsin Denis Silverman dropped a wallet containing about 25600 dollars. A bystander purse checked, police recovered the wallet, and the cashier secured the money in a safe as officers questioned the incident.
A Vatican communique states that no foreign cardinals will be named at the upcoming consistory. The decision centers on internal issues within the Holy See and affects clergy from outside Italy.
A bomb wrecked a car at a cabaret in a city, scattering diners and waiters as crowds fled. Early reports describe a tense scene with furniture overturned and chaotic evacuations, while authorities investigate the blast and its unknown motive.
Wisconsin Republicans urge President Coolidge to push for a White House victory by opposing a reform movement within the party. The piece notes Lay Frileite and other primaries showing disobedience to party will, while Republican leaders fear splits and a possible rebirth of progressive forces amid calls for revision and reform.
A severe cotton shortage disrupts English industry as U S field conditions and global tensions reduce supply. The Department of Agriculture notes strained textile operations with thousands of workers facing uncertain employment and factories limiting output to conserve stock.
A brief campaign note marks the closing of a local Boy Scout drive on Thursday. Officials urged participants to complete last minute pledges and return forms to the Troop HQ before the deadline.
German spy centers found in Antwerp reported by a Brussels newspaper. Authorities note German espionage rings uncovered and a key operatives captured. The article mentions an official mission and suggests no immediate danger after the arrest, detailing the political fallout and suspense around wartime security.
Agnes Erickson reports her Cadillac Coupé stolen from in front of 1101 Main Street between 7:40 and 8:40 Tuesday night. The owner, Miss Jey Mrieckson of 420 South Firth Street, found the vehicle missing when she returned to Ming Manninger's residence later, noting the key was left in the car. License plate 6526-4.
Campaign officials report the Boy Scout fundraising drive will end at Thursday noon. Volunteers are asked to report with completed lists and to update campaign teams in areas where workers have not yet filled in names or reports.
The Masonic Trowel completes a continental journey visiting lodges across Shires and Mexico, then rests before continuing its voyage to remaining Masonic lodges worldwide in a bid to unite craft bonds and promote fraternal outreach.
Navy plans a summer air expedition to the North Pole with aircraft and crew to reach the polar region in a defined mission. Details remain guarded by defense officials as coordinating agencies prepare for the venture.
Confirmation of reports on the Studebaker and Maxwell merger talks emerged in New York. Company directors stated no agreement was reached and that Maxwell remains opposed to combining with Studebaker, with no timelines given.
President Coolidge plans to address Congress in a joint session soon after noon Thursday. House Speaker Gillett, elected on the first ballot, helps organize the Republicans as insurgents promise amendments to the rules through a 30 day window via the committee on rules. The move aims to set a temporary framework for rule changes with limited debate and recorded votes.
Report from Ashland describes a warden injured when a vehicle collided with a gate near Barksville about a mile from Barks. The injured official is hospitalized as authorities investigate the crash and the circumstances surrounding it.
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