09 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
1
Readable segments describe a stalled adjournment and a tense hearing over policy, with references to Colonel Heagevelt and Watson. The scene features Senators Shields and Stivhls debating tactics, perceived demagoguery, and procedural delays as lawmakers press for clarity and action.
A chaotic Stockyards riot left a workman dead and others injured as returning strikers clashed with union supporters and Packers guards. Eyewitness accounts say violence erupted near the yards with workers attempting to reenter facilities amid a tense standoff and scattered property damage. Officials urged calm as investigations begin into the fatal injuries and the overall incident.
A man identified as Thomas Atkins, arrested on suspicion of bizarre behavior, gave a small pamphlet while claiming to perform a miracle speech for a deaf mute in a residential Madison Street area. Officers escorted Atkins to Central Station after he spoke to passersby, repeatedly insisting he could help by imagining a trade message.
A murky OCR style county vote record shows a wage cut of ten cents for RGA workers debated. The fragment references court ties and local officials, with scattered names and places making the outcome unclear.
An OCR damaged text contains repeated phrases about smelling colors and testing abilities, with garbled names and scattered words. The fragment includes mentions of Willetta Huggins and several nonsensical lines, ending with disjointed references and illegible terms.
Fragmented OCR text describes a damage suit for auto injuries with references to law firms and insurers. The garbled lines mention settlements and parties involved, but readable details are minimal and names or effective outcomes are unclear. The piece reads like a partial legal notice with no clear verdict or dates.
State Attorney seeks death penalty in trial of Berneed J. Anger and Carl Ausnits, accused salesmen tied to a murder. Prosecutor cites evidence from a garage discovery and implicated chain of events leading to the victims’ deaths.
An alleged deserter from Fort selling identified as Carl Cody was captured near Speedal coat Sebel, Minyuukee roa, and Uri. Authorities say two others, with connections to the case, were arrested nearby. Train No 18 out of Wrage was involved in the evening operation. Further identification details are pending.
Emma Goldman departs Russia amid uncertainties about her fate, seeking safe passage back to the United States. The activist, who has opposed government oppression, faces a tense political climate as she travels through increasingly hindered routes.
Washington reports the Japanese cabinet is to meet Saturday to decide on the naval ratio issue raised by Japan's arms conference. The Associated Press notes the conference's talks and Sino-Japanese discussions continue, with details on properties and military plans still evolving.
A garbled article discusses naval fortifications and defense concepts. It references theoretical debates on fortification efficacy, the balance between offensive and defensive postures, and the role of expert opinion in shaping policy. The piece mentions conferences, naval strategy questions, and calls for clear results from research.
Eamon De Valera leader declares opposition to the treaty in a public statement amid a cabinet rift. The Dail is summoned for Wednesday to vote on the pact, with ministers divided and preparations underway for a likely prolonged session and possible parliamentary action.
Eastern Railways drafts plan to cut wages by up to thirty percent for train services, with maintenance and staff cuts near the Ohio-Mississippi region. The reductions, set to take effect late this month, must seek Rail Labor Board approval, as separate employee conferences begin next week on proposed pay cuts.
The trial featured Lorenz testifying that White is permanently impaired for work following an incident linked to La Crosse company activity. He described months of damage and noted that White’s condition affects his ability to work. Additional witnesses, including engineer Bradist and Mrs. Cattievitn, supported the testimony.
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