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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
1
The case, described as the most sensational in Southern state history, ended with Governor Russell being cleared after a temperate trial. The lengthy proceedings featured a stenographer's civil suit and a broad array of testimony, drawing intense public and media scrutiny throughout the period.
An obituary note reports the death of Joan War Amarer at her residence in Parly on Tuesday. The article references subsequent events and comments on her connections, with scattered local details and mentions of related individuals and geographic areas.
Wisconsin plans to spend about 20000 on promotion of a Great Lakes waterway to the St Lawrence and Gulf routes. The report details state allocations for the project from 1923 to 1928, including Michigan 29060 and Wisconsin 190000, with support voiced by Governor Blaine and various federal and regional groups.
A draft soldier bonus bill was introduced in the Senate by Simmons. The measure, described as justified, faces political friction and is tied to broader wartime support policies amid debates over military pay and veteran aid.
In Chippewa County Histriet court on Monday night Elsie Salisbury was freed from the charge of shooting her lover Osacp Urickson. The case connected to a death aboard a railway carriage in April. The court accepted a plea or deposition reducing the charge and discharged Salisbury.
A harsh cold wave from King Winter and his band battered the city Monday night, freezing pipes and radiators and bringing subzero temperatures by Tuesday morning. The mercury fell to three below zero and lingered for over an hour, with winds and ice causing travel and utility disruptions. Temperatures were expected to rise by Wednesday as forecasts warned of a gradual warmup across the region.
Covington Kentucky reports preparations to mobilize forces for an assault on moonshine operators. Officials say agents may be targeted after recent clashes with prohibition authorities ended in killings in Mount Sterning area and Rear Slate Creek.
Washington doubts a quick agreement on reparations as European leaders fear renewed discord. London notes a bleak outlook after the premiers conference adjourned, with Britain resisting imposed arrangements and Italy’s Mussolini seen departing.
Mitchell of New York, American consul on the island of Malta, was shot and wounded Tuesday near Barar. His associate escaped unharmed as pursuers closed in. Mitchell underwent treatment and was described as a personal care giver to the island’s welfare. He had a varied career including service with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders and posts in Zanzibar and Cork.
Hurley Wisconsin school district announced the purchase of several parcels through condemnation to create a new athletic field and recreation park for local youngsters. The acquisition, described as giving Hurley one of the best athletic facilities in the area, followed disputes over price and ownership.
In Kansas at Sigkersan, a teenage girl named Clara Arnold says she was elected justice of the peace and police following a club prank. She protests she does not want the office and will not qualify, despite pressure and the threat of prosecution if she fails to comply.
A clinker thrown into a wooden tub while plaining the furmaen started a small fire at the Wan residence on South Bourth Street early Wednesday. The fire department arrived at 5 AM. slight smoke damage reported. At Katharan hospital a fire also started at noon while painters were redecorating. the blaze began as paint remover ignited cloth with no damage reported.
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