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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1923
Page
1
An OCR fragment outlines a plan for a Ways and Means Committee session in Washington to discuss income tax reforms and forward proposals to Congress. The text mentions Secretary Mel and a push to begin talks, with references to taxes, fees, tribes, and wellness programs amid a broad policy context.
Edward J. Sailstad is reported returning home from jail alongside his companion known as the Sunshine Girl after a stop in Superior on Sunday. The brief item notes their arrest and travel, highlighting the pair’s reunion at home.
A garbled report sketches a complex domestic scenario with references to a newlywed, a kept partner, and a public hotel setting. It mentions pursuit, a timer, a base hotel, and strained relations, portraying a tense domestic dispute with uncertain outcomes.
In a convoluted La Crosse area trial, multiple defendants faced charges amid a sweeping investigation into robbed Burlington and Milwaukee cars. Alleged robbers and associates faced varying verdicts as prosecutors linked thefts to railroad routes and regional arrests.
In a festive message Santa asks Aly to relay orders and suggests writing to the Chamber of Commerce. He notes many children have not yet sent their Arden gifts and worries time is running out before Christmas Eve, requesting instructions or a written note for downtown delivery.
Congress faces votes on tax relief and a soldier bonus amid pressure to reduce rail freight rates for farmers. Coolidge may refrain from opposing repeal if enacted, while railroads press for lower rates and bipartisan support. The outcome hinges on timetable and parliamentary maneuvering.
A young boy piloting a stolen aircraft attempted a landing that ended with a hard touchdown. He sustained two broken legs and a skull fracture while the wrecked plane was left at the site. Medical teams arrived to attend him.
chaotic political scene unfolds as Nelson’s approval signals shift in leadership. Republicans resist, insurgents threaten mass resistance, and debates over committee control intensify. Senate officers remain largely intact, with key battles foreseen over party unity and executive appointments amid Democratic and Republican clashes.
One of the water men Toor Murry James White and Frank estat in Wonda Law Wat were arrested Thursday on a what appears to be a poster of bank robberies. The men were identified as suspects in several earlier burglaries. Police recovered a large quantity of stolen items and potentially burglar tools. A separate report notes a $200,000 fire in downtown South Columbus, origin undetermined, threatening the retail district before containment Monday morning.
A court case lists Jack Fpreebin fined 456 dollars with costs in a liquor charge. The record notes involvement of local officials, inspections, and a federal prohibition context. Names, places, and legal actions are cited alongside payment obligations and potential county costs.
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