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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1923
Page
3
The La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press introduces its masthead and staff details, then comments on Britain's governing class and a looming labor party victory. The piece asserts Britain’s political traditions favor the elite, predicting a future shift away from established governance.
Bible verse fragment from 2 Peter 7 rendered oddly as a plea for divine deliverance. The text appears damaged, lacking clear context, names, or events. It reads as a devotional line about God rescuing the righteous from trouble.
The piece argues fascist currents may spread from Europe to Mexico amid a new rebel movement led by Obregon opponents. It notes landowners rally to the rebellion, church confiscations, and peon reforms echoing Leninist ideas, while Mexico City courts serious turmoil as Calles and Carles shape the state.
The British election result fractures the Baldwin ministry as Labour makes major gains. Voters reject protection and tariff walls, embracing free trade and postwar unemployment relief. Labour's platform includes a capital levy to fund war debts, signaling a shift toward stronger trades union leadership and a potential new ministry.
A humorous tirade discusses goats in everyday life and politics, joking about goats eating dynamite, political countries claiming others’ goats, and playful images of goats causing mischief. The piece blends wordplay with world affairs, racing jokes, and domestic quips.
A Yeomen gathering last night elected officers led by President C. V. Nelson and Vice President Margaret Wiggert. Obituary notes Mrs. H. P. Smith, a longtime Onalaska resident, died aged eighty two. University of Wisconsin student paper staff appointment announced for D. Cc. Davidson as exchange editor. Various local society notes include Campbell Social Club officers Frank Hardy and Mrs. Mary Kinney, and Royal Arch Masons listing officers.
Mrs Totten visits Sylvia in New York on Christmas Eve to see her daughter, learns of the bank clerk’s life, and discovers Sylvia’s modest role amid a bustle of correspondence, decor, and a locked bedroom door. The tale unfolds with social contrast and a slice of early 20th century city life.
In a tale of social schemes and mistaken plans, Mrs Totten devises a festive deception to embarrass Sylvia and courts for a glamor filled Christmas party unfold. The narrative follows misread signals, hints of rumors, and a budding romance as high society figures surface in the unnamed city.
President Coolidge stated that any aid to Germany from the United States should be finished on a business basis rather than as charity. The announcement reflects a stance favoring structured economic support over humanitarian gifts.
Six men accused of conspiring to transport liquor valued at several hundred thousand dollars from Georgia to New Jersey were arrested by federal officials. The case targets a wide smuggling operation involving interstate shipments and organized crime links.
In Beloit Wisconsin the Beloit College grid team honored twenty one players with varsity letters. Named letter winners include Rassho Nelson Ansler McCanglund Watson Barer Butler Addie ALetGaw Vonflarhick Robotham Sueeter Kyiels Cutter and Connell. A banquet for letter men and freshmen squad members will be held by the basin men of the city Monday night. Next year’s captain will be elected after the banquet.
Seven miners were killed and six others injured in a dust and gas explosion at the Black Hawk Coal Company mine in Carr's Fork Kentucky. Local responders detailed the accident as the miners faced a dangerous blast during the shift. Authorities investigated the cause while salvage and rescue teams worked at the site.
The Philomatheon Debating Society of La Crosse Normal School hosts a mixer in the school's large gymnasium. Dancing music runs from 8:39 to 11:30 PM, with Arthur Herman Alfred Schuman and Eldon Mulger as the arranging committee. New York report notes Jock McAuliffe won judges' decision in a Detroit bout.
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