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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
6
Reports from the meeting describe actions on council matters and local ordinances. The text notes street reform and a plant purchase, plus an incident involving a child in danger and a domestic dispute at a residence. Local figures and locations are referenced amid a dense, jumbled account.
The report covers Boretz pledges and authorities contending over actions tied to Panama, with references to oil and shipping, rioters, and political figures. Names and places include Georgia, Chicago, and various unidentified parties, detailing tensions and alleged plans amid unrest and regulatory pressure.
Oklahoma boxer Warth Smith defeated Jimmy Gill in a 10 round title fight at Champaign. Smith landed hard clean blows keeping Gill on the defensive most of the bout while Gill fought a cautious, clever game plan.
Turbulent session on Wall Street with traders parsing mixed data and policy signals. Analysts note weak breadth, headline risk, and a cautious bid under pressure as sectors swing and volumes falter.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alto Thee and Hered Chie Hlins with unclear references to Varner, a pyre bred deere phrase, and a seat at stan bans. The passage also references a pie rage and Manitewee allecifies, plus a note about a Tob pins ode dire working and dyeing.
A chaotic report describes Chinese bandits seizing a town and abducting over 100 residents. The incident involves multiple factions, with authorities preparing to respond and ensure safety as details emerge. Officials vow vigilance amid ongoing investigations and potential prisoner handling.
Rivoli vaudeville offers a strong Sunday bill featuring George and Nertia Posto, a pair of clever outer air dancers, Wesley Barry and Clackie Coogan in juvenile starlight turns, and Mogre and Shy in weight and height contrasts. Jester and Milner, the Jada Boys, deliver snappy sayings and witty humor in a lively show.
Arthur C Hahn loses bid for a new trial in a state court. The decision stems from a personal injury case where the appellate court held the trial proper and denied relief. The ruling upholds the jury verdict and payment of damages sought by the plaintiff.
A church gathering of the Holy Name Society held on Communion Sunday featured speeches by historian Joseph Schafer and local pastors at St. Peter’s Cathedral in Wisconsin. The event highlighted religious heritage and community ties within the Winnebagoland area.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss a justice named Marshall and a court. It references the supreme court and various garbled names, with no clear events, dates, or locations discernible. The readable entities are weak and do not form a coherent news item.
Postmaster general announces holiday for rural carriers. Some workers will be off on Christmas while city employés keep normal schedules. The notice indicates a temporary shift in service with limited details for affected routes and timing.
An obituary notice details the death and funeral arrangements for Tyranny de feof Andrew Oteen on Wednesday morning at 5 a.m. From Bergsén, N say, the service and burial will occur at Grove cemetery. The piece also mentions Miss Menaletta Woodward, with fragmented references to family members, survivors, and local addresses, reflecting a damaged OCR obituary page.
A group of five men arrested after a series of postal robberies in Fontana Wisconsin. About $86 in stamps and jewelry were recovered. Police say the suspects confessed and details tied to robberies including the Hadger Garden area heist. Names given include Theresa and Frank Ward, Jane White, and John Ward among those detained. none fired a shot.
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