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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1921
Page
6
A report notes that twenty three candidates took examinations for postal positions. The proceedings occurred at a civic venue with clerks and officials present. Details mention civil service supervision and locally issued notices related to appointments and deadlines.
The article outlines a proposed 200 million reduction to the budget prompting scrutiny of retirement age reforms. It notes opposition voices warning of reduced staffing and potential harm to public services. Officials say some changes could affect personnel, benefits, and long term projections.
Pre conference coverage notes intense debate among nations over submarine limits as allied and axis powers weigh tonnage shares. United States and Britain push for limits while France Italy Japan seek broader use. Japanese stance unclear amid optimistic talks of progress and a possible power treaty framework.
Hartford officials report amateur wireless experiments across the Atlantic. American Radio Relay League president Percy Maxim states results hint at a future era of unreisted conversations across seas. Also notes a high year old man may assume a diplomatic post in Washington, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmentary dispatch notes a Wausau man and a senate context with references to Taetidle Velweargal Germain, a receiver, and Clemetin Marois. The piece suggests plays written before the war are now considered out of date, with production shifted to new authors.
Fragmented text details an appeal to President Harding regarding intervention in a strike action. Mentions miners, wages, safety, and potential political actions amid a chaotic report with numerous garbled phrases and uncertain figures.
Turmoil marked the latest stock market session with mixed results as investors shifted between Liberty bonds and various American shares. Major listings included steel, sugar, and oil firms with several prominent names such as Great Northern Ore, Illinois Central, and Missouri Pacific among active participants in a volatile close.
Fampico reports eight children born to a Mexican woman amid local inquiries. The record notes health and family details, with authorities examining the birth sequence and maternal origin. The article hints at medical or social services involvement and community response.
Milwauk city reports a gunman named O Connor, wanted for jail delivery, escaping from the county jail on Sunday amid a massive search led by police. Authorities say O Connor’s status remained unsettled as prosecutors seek harsher terms while investigators pursue accomplices and trace the escape route.
Two obituary notices honor Mrs Charles H Stahl and Mary Prie mark. Stahl of La Crosse Wisconsin died after a long illness and is survived by her husband and children. Prienmark died after surgery at home and is survived by daughters and granddaughter, with funeral plans pending. The notices note affiliations and references to local churches and community ties.
A legal action involving Byron Nelson faces dismissal after proceedings in Madison. The document notes a commissioner’s involvement and references an allegation tied to adulteration. Details remain fragmented in the OCR text.
In a planned inspection tour County Road officials and Hintgen will visit key sites including Chicago and Leander, examining road conditions and structural challenges. The visit aims to showcase progress on the nation’s roadway program amid ongoing safety and planning reviews.
Canadian key men organize a telegraph workers union in Ontario linking with the Canadian National Telegraph to be known as the Telegraph Workers Union of Canada. Previously they had activities with the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America.
Card expresses thanks for kindness and sympathy after the death of a beloved wife and mother. mentions Rev. Ralston and those who sent floral offerings. signed by Allen and children and other family members.
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