Gas Company to Pay Rebates Poolidge
A report combines political talk and local notes with references to a gas company promising $40,000 in rebates. The piece includes campaign chatter about taxes, public notices, and statements from figures like Missal Stearns, Bastin, and others, with broader mentions of tax relief debates and veteran benefits.
No-Bonus Budget Guts tax 300 Million City Attorney Agreement
City Attorney Oscar J Sweanes negotiates with Byllesby company owner of Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power to settle gas rate disputes in La Crosse. Rebates totaling 40000 will be paid in two installments with a gas rate cut to 1.60 per thousand feet starting July 1 1924. The settlement ends pending railroad commission and Wisconsin supreme court cases and ties future price changes to gas cost, with further ten cent per thousand feet reductions automatic if costs remain stable.
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Byllesby Company
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company
la Crosse
Bylesby Company
Byllesby
Qaror
Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
Swennes
Common Council
Comcan
City of la Crosse
Bylesey Company
Wisconsion-Minnesota Light and Power Company
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Mygolf
Uncle Sam's Budget as Offered by Coolidge
A fragmented 1925 budget estimate appears in the 1920s clipping, noting Coolidge's proposed federal budget. The text references the year and governmental context but remains incomplete.
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Uncle Sam
Coolidge
Boy Clings to Ice, Drowns After Hour in Barron Lake
In Barron Wisconsin a boy of Turtle Lake, 12, drowned after clinging to lake ice for nearly an hour. He had gone to trap near the lake, broke through, and cried for help. Mrs. Tony Hendricks tried to reach him with a pole and summoned aid before the boy released his grip and sank.
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Barron
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Taxmond Sehrankers
Turtle Lake
Tony Hendricks
Special Message Urges Congress to Build Up American Air Defenses
President Coolidge transmitted the annual National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics report to Congress urging continued development of military and naval aviation and the creation of a bureau of civil aeronautics in the commerce department. The memo notes gains in aeronautics knowledge and states U S military air power lags others but is advancing in aircraft science and design.
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Congress
Hose Wagon Crash and Bull Assault at Farm Scene
A hose wagon crashed en route to a fire at Ernest Salerno’s residence causing minor damage from a defective chimney. Nearby, farmer Carl Hartman was badly injured when attacked by a bull in a barn yard, suffering chest and collarbone injuries and broken ribs. he was taken to La Crosse General Hospital for treatment.
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Ernest Salerno
Taleveenth Street
Dutton
Wr. F. Giblin
2Nd King Streets
Ford
Co 43
Giblin
Morereyre
Fitzpat
Geeldont
Centratation
Eleventh Street
Paratus
Butiblin
Emai
Exlwarl Neblagel
Melrose
Carl Hartman
Ani
Beng
Hartman Wren
Reay
la Crosse Hospital
Hartman
Mr. Hartman
Santa Claus Visits La Crosse to Meet Good Children
Santa Claus reports a week in La Crosse talking with boys and girls. He says orders are coming in fast and he brought eight carloads of texts but now needs more as there are more good children than expected. He reassures that good behavior will prevent him from running short.
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la Crosse
Tors
Girl Arrested as Guilty Partner of Milwaukee Slayer
Florence Witmeyer, former Millwaukee Normal school student, was arrested on a statutory charge connected to the murder case of her former instructor, FE Ray Thompkins, who faced a first degree murder charge. Thompkins waived examination and was remanded to jail after arraignment. He claimed no guilt and sought probation, saying he would devote his life to his children.
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Florence Witmeyer
Ray Thompking
Winitryard Zatel
Aene
Ceinary Commission
Tsrkent
Florence Witmerer
Mill Wauker Normal School
Tompkins
Pe Messige
Escriff
Florence
Thetrier
Shaughnessy
Thomp King
Ilrone
Carrant
Wild Bill Donovan Dies In Twentieth Century Limited Wreck
The crash of the New York Central Twentieth Century Limited near Erie injures and kills dozens. Veteran baseball figure William E. Donovan known as Wild Bill Donovan dies among victims, with four investigations opened by state and national agencies. Other victims and injured include Ralph Parnell Carl D. Kinsey A. H. Bauler and George E. Weis. The disaster disrupts travel as sections of the train fail to clear a grade crossing after engine trouble.
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Twentieth Century Limited
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Chicago
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New York City
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Wiliam E.wild
Billy Donovan
Putladglphia
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Wingfield
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Los Ang
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Afr
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van Hagen
John Zanft
New York
A. H. Bauler
Burr
Vital
Lawrence
George E. Weis
Haven Baseball
Twenteth Century Limited
Chautauqua Conors
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New York Public Service Commission
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Lemibpany, Phy Sons
Algany
Erie
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