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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1922

Page

3

Fragmentary ancient text and biblical verse fragment

A garbled OCR fragment presents a mix of archaic language and unclear references. The legible portion resembles a biblical style exhortation about divine presence in warfare alongside stray names or phrases, but lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities.

Can We Disarm A New Conference For Naval Limits

Dispatches say the administration hedges on a proposed disarmament council for submarines and aircraft limits. The earlier pact, born from pressure in the naval bill, remains debated as England, France, and Japan resist limits on auxiliary arms. A new conference seems likely only with a credible, narrow compact and clear guarantees of safety from all powers.

Hughes Senate England Japan House of Cammmons Washington France Mr. Harding My. Hnghes

World at war weary, seeking common sense disarmament hope

The passage suggests the world may be closer than experts think to a practical disarmament arrangement. After generations of exhausting wars, there is a belief the world is ready and anxious for rest and a peaceful respite.

The Lausanne clash over Armenians and Christian rights

Turkiys defiance at Lausanne sparks global indignation as Armenians face deportation and loss of patrimony. Allies urged to unite against Turkish aggression, stressing Christian rights beyond oil and mineral interests.

Turkey Lord Curzon Africa India Egypt East France Italy Britain Asia Minor Lausanne

Ten Years Ago: Local Moves and Post Lettering Change

Ten years ago today John Moore moved his pool hall items from 22 Mill Street to 805 Rose Street. Roy J Webb died at local hospital after a brief illness. he was nineteen, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Webb, once employed by Oil and Iona. Mr and Mrs Osborne left for Minneapolis to reside there. Packages mailed after January 1 1913 will go by parcel post. special stamps provided, ordinary stamps not accepted. Twenty years ago today Rev Bernston of Colfax took charge at George Street Norwegian Bethel church, succeeding Rev Tollefson. Attorney James G Miller died at La Crosse Hospital after pneumonia. he was fifty-eight and a longtime local lawyer. The North Coon Prairie church bought a new pipe organ to cost 1500 dollars. Miss Josephine McTonnell wed John Morrow of Billings MT with Rev J McKeon officiating. Thirty years ago the Spaulding farms were sold for 7290 dollars. Hoffman farm bought by Henry Walters. other two by E Hoffman of Milwaukee. Morrow’s wedding noted. J M Beadly of Midway inspecting progress on new house in Orchard Place. W A Anderson returned from New York. Holy Trinity memorial windows arrived. L W Gosnell joined Morning Chronicle as business solicitor. West Salem supervisors opened new ridge road from Peter Storkseth’s farm. may extend to Mindoro road, enhancing La Crosse highway.

John Moore Mill Street Rose Street Roy J. Webb South Third Street Wm. Webb O1l Iona Osborne Minneapolis Parreél Post Svaten Bernston Colfax Theorge Street Norwegian Bethel Church Tollefson James G. Miller la Crosse Tuberan Hospital Miler New Hospital Tew Institution Miller la Crosse North Coon Prairie Church Mindoro Josephine McTonnell John Morrow Billings Mont BP. J. Spaulding Joe Hoffman Squaw Creek Springfield Hoffman Henry Walters Mon- Too County KE. Hoffman Milwaukee J. M. Beadly Midway Orchard Place Br. W. A. Anderson New York Holy Trinity Church W. Gosnell Morning Chronicle Smith and Guulickson West Salem Peter Storkseth Mindoro Road Maude Laura Joan Thion Joan Coord Sinah Made Dawnan Jaitura Keneth Jones Kenneth Jone Sermissinn Jones Kenneth Jones Dofenn Kenorth Jones Nany Nan Ivar Elday Jones Kenneth Ink

Domestic Joan Breaks Free To Work For Kin Jones

Joan Dobson rejects being labeled Domestic Joan and accepts a stenography position at the Kenneth Jones Brokerage. Her push to work earns a trial with both Kenneth Jones and his son, who supervise her first days handling desks, dust, and tea as she proves her speed and accuracy.

Family tensions spark engagement amid office plans and romance

In a bustling family scene Kenneth Jones tries to shape the future of the firm with a new recreation room and practical roles. He faces tension as his sister Anna and Joan Lo Fau consider marrying Kenneth Jr, revealing desires for independence and different paths. The elder Kenneth reacts strongly, underscoring family power dynamics in a plotted workplace romance.

Governor Allen Provokes Stage With Chorus Invasion

New York Governor Henry J Allen of Kansas disrupts a stage appearance by invading with the chorus. He compliments the performers, remarks most likely from Kansas, and the audience reacts as management continues the show despite the interruption.

Allen New York Fenry Jallen Kuasnuy Ian Kansas

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