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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
In Chicago police clash with rioting strikers across the Stockyards district leaving nine people shot during the night. Strike sympathizers attack while packing employers and police fire into crowds as fifteen hundred policemen are sent to the area.
The article reports on Dr Lorenz, a fungus surgeon, choosing to remain in the United States despite hostility from medical professionals amid wartime tensions. Officials discuss his stance and the broader impact on hospital staff, noting interventions and public reaction.
A garbled report details an action by a president and executive board regarding a charter and officers within a Sanerton organization. The text mentions suspension and a conference, with references to Kansas and Indianapolis but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Report discusses fear splits over a proposed oath of allegiance in Ireland and objections raised by leaders. It mentions a possible ratification and withdrawal of forces within a month, with signaling from Dublin and London amid political tension and protests.
A county court case centers on a family and a school attendance dispute involving the Stone boys. The proceedings, read as a motion or complaint by the guardian Akarte, include notes about days and conduct as the judge reserves ruling.
Unclear OCR text references indictments tied to Lorpey family and associates. Mentions assistant charged and a rentwerl stark on the Range hinb county satellite. Details are fragmented and not fully decipherable.
Fifty one crew members escaped through torpedo tubes after their submarine sank in Bridgeport harbor. They rode a submerged pinnacle for ten hours before surfacing and being spotted by a tanker that recovered them. Several men suffered chlorine gas exposure from flooded ballast tanks, though only three remained hospitalized. The vessel had been on a trial run when a ballast fault caused water ingress.
The document reports Milwaukee yards at River Junction closed by a company and notes Harding confident in predicting parley success. It references a German peace initiative, Red Cross activities, and a Washington briefing with mentions of Minne and River division operations and preparations for aid and relief.
Fragmented text mentions Madalynne predicting death of a murdered man and references to Be whut Wil diverse and Mis Ma Ao Pat Ales AG. It also notes Bella w orld, Wilson proprietor, and Kennedy killed with a telegraph-like claim, but details are incoherent and multiple names appear garbled.
garbled text indicates Guatemala's Congress will elect a provisional president following the resignation of the current leader. the article notes the date is imminent and mentions surrounding political turmoil and a leadership handover.
A public notice announces a judiciary committee meeting to be held Thursday evening at the city clerk’s office. The message requests attendance and outlines the time and location for citizen participation.
In Washington DC the Far Eastern conference adopted a resolution pledging not to enter treaties or understandings that would impair the four Root principles on China. The committee emphasized opposition to foreign spheres of influence and teased territory. It adjourned until next Saturday to allow Japan and China to pursue separate Shantung negotiations.
A historic dispatch reports growing Chinese restiveness at a meeting, with hints of a likely withdrawal over rights and concessions. Wang Juexin and Ling Tien are named in context with Washington negotiations and tense Versailles terms shaping the crisis.
Japanese government reportedly accepted the four power ratio proposal on capital ships but had not yet given full approval. American, British and Japanese officials conveyed cautious optimism as talks continue in Tokio with firmer details pending approval and status of the plan.
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