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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented telegraphic text outlines a moment of Allied unity against a Turkish plan linked to the Dardanelles. Mentions Amery and leadership figures as Britain weighs options. Turkish resistance and strategic maneuvers are hinted without clear outcomes.
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Santa Claus maps a road trip by auto next Monday visiting towns from Milljeare to La Crosse as weather and road conditions permit. He will stop at each town schoolhouse to distribute angel and purple gifts while letters from children are collected for delivery to Mrs Claus.
Report from the poultry show notes hens still lay in freezing conditions as judges complete bird inspections. The event continues across days with remains open to the public, promising more judging outcomes and bird varieties featured through the week.
An opinion by city attorney T. Z. Mcintosh questions if Mayor Fred Raster must repay BST value of coal bought to aid poor families during winter. The document discusses city finances, agency duties, and existing charter provisions guiding charitable expenditures and public funding mechanisms.
Acting Commissioner Jones announced Clark M. Perry as acting prohibition director for Wisconsin. Perry succeeds J A Stone who resigned.
A major fire in Astoria Oregon damaged ten blocks of the business district and destroyed many large firms. Portland fire units aided by local crews fought the blaze after it began shortly after three this morning. Origin undetermined and losses tallied near four million dollars amid extensive damage to riverfront commerce and residences.
The state announces about 600 islands available for rent as summer homes, spanning from northern Wisconsin to nearby areas. Islands vary up to one acre with renewable leases and modest annual charges, offering scenic retreats to readers seeking seasonal property.
The 98-foot vessel Sperqueks with owner A. Y. Gowan will depart Norfolk on Saturday and dock Monday in Newark New Jersey, completing a round the world voyage that began August 21, 192, sixteen months ago.
A radio message reports a boy kidnapped in Lincoln Nebraska. Suspect described as light complexion, bold features, and wearing a striped shirt. Police request public aid in identifying the kidnapper and locating the child.
Stanley Gordon prosecuted in absence of Reid as Happy Skaar faced a theft charge in county court. McDonald testified Skaar aided a poker game in a Stefferud basement, took $115 from a man’s pocket, and claimed to fear being dropped into a river if confronted. The case adjourned to Friday afternoon with both sides ready to present further evidence.
President Harding in his annual address to Congress calls for abolishing the railroad labor board and creating a labor division within the Interstate Commerce Commission. He also urges coordinated shipping facilities inland waterways motor trucking and terminal use, plus wider farm credits and extended farm relief. He warns the old order has passed and a new era begins postwar adjustments.
A Legion meeting Friday at the Chamber of Commerce rooms starts at eight with an officers election. The program includes a show cast performance at nine with music and dancing by Melody Rare and a dance segment. Members and their spouses are invited to attend the event with refreshments provided.
Governor Blaine announced Friday that Christmas pardons will be limited to those deserving, signaling that any qualifying cases will receive clemency promptly, not limited to Christmas or Thanksgiving days.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts an art exhibit now open to the public with two days remaining. Viewing hours include Friday afternoon, Saturday afternoon and evening, and Sunday from 12 30 to 6 00 p m. The exhibit closes at 6 p m Sunday.
Madison meeting of the League of Wisconsin municipalities officers and others to review proposed legislation. Key item: transfer of autos from cities to state control and related street funding. Milwaukee Mayor Hoan and others will attend. debate over amendments to protect city interests.
Sheriff office reports a man and woman arriving by airplane to Tempe area believed to be registered at a Phoenix memaraing-house. Officials say the couple, long rumored to be linked to Clara Phillips, are under investigation but later deemed to be travelers through the southwest.
Mrs May Bleon Ford allegedly solicited a gunman to kill her wealthy husband for twenty thousand dollars. Four detectives described the plan to target Ford at his home and workplaces including a barn and a bay stack, detailing schemes to shoot, shoot and burn. Ford denied the charge, claiming a frame up tied to divorce and alleged assaults.
Dublin reports detail four Free State executions at Mount Prison for the killing of Sean Flales and related rebels. Rory O Connor Liam Melfones and two others were executed after a military trial. A separate manifesto denounces Governor General Timothy Healy as a lifelong enemy, urging continued resistance.
Wisconsin state officers announce faster release of the 1968 Blue Book with biographies and other data. Editor Fret Holmes aims to have the book in legislators and schools by the end of March, instead of the previous late June or July timing.
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