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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
6
Judge T E O Donnell of Kansas City will explain pension benefits to local Eagles members. The event, hosted by the Jewel organization, aims to promote basic state pension rights and the need for widespread public awareness.
A fragmentary report describes a French woman wearing a rashaval veil, noted for its allure and worn by a shipboard crowd. The piece mentions Mme. Lain Teort, wife of a French portrait painter, newly arrived in the country, with hints of mystery surrounding her.
A fragmented wartime memo argues for ratification of naval arms limits and a broader commitment to world peace, pledging no new wars while stressing America’s responsibility in shaping international relations. The piece references Washington Conference goals and warns against overreaching or entangling alliances.
Marion Associated Press reports the murder trial jury for five men in the Herrin mine killings was completed just before noon Friday after five weeks and over 200 veniremen examined. Eight jurors had been seated previously, yielding a four person panel acceptable to the state. The average juror age is 44. Also from Hibbing Minnesota miners depart Mesaba range for Europe as winter mining suspend begins, eight Italian miners from Carson Lake head home for holidays and resuming operations next year.
Mr Green views a distress scene on a country road as a man explains a dog sits by a hedge and cries. The dog’s sorrow stems from laziness and pain caused by thistles, prompting Mr Green to help.
The piece notes that a blue rose remains unrealized despite many efforts at the Nationalros Soci ety Summer show in London Botanic Gardens. It argues that primary colors prevent a blue blossom, while a polemic exchange questions veracity and hints at broader claims about truth and doubt.
A fragmented snippet notes a man of habit, described as an aferian figure in timee-ratere ville Repithtiras, with implied routine behavior and observational commentary. The text centers on repetitive nature and a uniquely titled locale.
A volatile session shows call money pressures and a late surge in equities. Rail majors Northern Pacific Union Pacific New York Central and Southern Railway strong, with many steel and copper makers advancing, including United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel. Strong activity across diversified sectors with Consolidated Copper, Texas Instruments and clothing retailers among movers.
A tangled mystery surrounds the death of Dr Frank Fox at Green Hill hospital as a wealthy professor and others become entwined. Found beside his body in a car near town, the scene includes a pierced heart, a weapon, and a red haired suspect thought connected to a Christmas episode. Investigators probe a web of possible motives and identities.
Obituaries report the deaths of Ellen B. Wialams of 419 Cathedral Street, Joseph Asselin a veteran resident of La Crosse since 1865, Frank Stilwell, Elizabeth Jowmianette, and other family members. Details include funeral arrangements, locations, and times, with services to be held at churches and homes, interment plans, and mentions of surviving relatives.
Iron Mountain will host a military funeral for Mrs. Mabel Wilker an Army nurse who served overseas during World War I. The Iron Mountain American Legion post will conduct the service Saturday in her memory she passed away recently in Chicago after several months illness.
Orlando Holway, ex-general of Wisconsin, resident of La Crosse, files for bankruptcy in a Wisconsin court. Assets listed at about 250 dollars, with notes and bills securing loans. claims include 5,457 dollars with other parties liable. Notes signed by Oriana Holway and Jc Raymont, tied to a Wisconsin company.
Washington County officials order a grand jury investigation into alleged road contract scandal. The commission authorized probes into county road work and county employees as a grand jury was convened during the November session. No further details were provided.
In Freeport two defendants were found guilty of receiving property stolen from the government. They were sentenced to one year in county jail and fined, with orders to pay court costs. Witnesses testified that the goods included army blankets and other items, sold from a garage owned by George Selby and connected to the Rochford area.
Oshkosh report notes preliminaries for the Grand Army of the Republic annual state encampment. The exact reunion date will be set after the new year as officers finalize arrangements.
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