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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
10
Fractured skull from a fall through a trap-door in a basement killed Sophia Jarvis in Green Bay. Northfield, Minn. halfback was elected for Carleton College. Twenty men presented with letters amid a crowded scene.
Disjointed report from Dison Wisconsin states the adjutant general outlines a reorganization of the Wisconsin guard with budget trimming from 600,000 to 255,000. Strength now 4000 versus 4400 last year. new finances check system replaces officer disbursement. Camp Douglas colonel Williams oversees, efficiency gains noted though 24 units lacked sufficient attendance. eight failed to qualify, with further reduction expected.
A four month old, Dorothy May Frye, died in a fire that destroyed the Frye residence on Highway 45, south of Superior Wisconsin. The mother, shopping nearby, failed to reach the home in time as a neighbor girl aided two other children. Coroner Z A Dawns reported the tragedy with limited details on the infant's identity.
Attendance at Wisconsin drills was estimated and a definite roll call is now demanded by officials. The move signals tighter accountability for the unit and aims to verify who was present during the session.
Thoresen, 35, was killed and four other young men were slightly injured when Thoresen's car hit a street expert Saturday night. A track following close behind the Thoresen car crashed into the wreckage.
In Indianapolis a meeting of the Republican state committee will be called this week to take steps toward convening the Indiana legislature in special session to consider impeachment.
A sub committee of the state committee demanded a favorable reply from Governor Warren T McCray by Friday night. Clyde Walb, state chairman, announced Saturday that the impeachment move would proceed unless the governor responds.
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