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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1923
Page
12
Reported in a late edition, Sailstad and his Sunshine Girl are jailed at Superior after being hustled from a train crossing to avoid crowds. The fragmentary copy mentions Dorothy Anderscht and a grave robbery trial connected to a friend, with scattered names and details indicating a broader crime narrative.
A fragmented OCR passage recounts a mourner greeting pallbearers and a grieving mother seeking truth about a missing or dead son. Amid scattered names and places, the piece hints at a courthouse or jail setting, a search for accountability, and a community bearing heavy loss.
Chicago police report a man admits fatally attacking his wife saying she would not stay inside. He describes the confrontation and claim of intent, with authorities detailing the sequence of events leading to her death. The confession marks a pivotal development in the case as investigators piece together motive and timeline.
Massachusetts voters urged to back Coolidge by Republican leaders. The piece notes calls from party figures for urgent mobilization to secure Coolidge's election, highlighting state campaign efforts and key figures backing the effort. Lead names include party organizers and local activists coordinating outreach.
The Tomah Legion holds a farewell for James Moran as families and sweethearts gather. Citizens recall Moran’s service and honor while the community marks his departure from town amid church notices and local tributes.
A damaged OCR item reports the Wilsons opposing a proposed remodeling of Memorial Chapel at a university. The text mentions Roy Learnds, Louis Seahith as president, and concerns from parents and the faculty about the project and university consideration.
The Soviet Union signals willingness to pursue broader U S recognition with moves toward thawing relations. Soviet commissioner Georgi Fehivherin states that efforts aim to secure passage of measures and facilitate cooperation with the United States.
The article details Koretz announcing a long trip before vanishing, with associates in New York and Georgia linked to his activities. Investigators probe millions in losses, with wives, brothers, and creditors questioned as hearings aim to uncover crime and bankruptcy ties.
A dispatch describes a US and allied concern over Canton customs control amid tensions involving South China authorities and foreign interests. It notes potential seizures and the risk to American and allied travelers and property as authorities move to safeguard revenue and trade channels.
Dr J Z Tean chief surgeon at Marys hospital in Madison extracted a needle from the heart of world war veteran Arthur Vollrath at the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute Mendota on Sunday. Vollrath survived, with Dr Dean noting his prior service as captain under Col GE Seaman in the 127th Field Hospital of the 32nd Division. A Preneh family claim long standing ties to the land for more than 1000 years.
Madison police report widespread losses at several stores Saturday night during a blackout. Police say two large stores reported no missing items after darkness paused shopping. damage estimates rise as shoppers fought through crowded hours with lights out. An unrelated Superior incident notes an unidentified 45 year old man found frozen behind a bar.
A garbled Sunday fragment describes attempts to establish identity and mentions a daler shiv or civilian trousers, a U.S. Army coat with chevrons, and references to a sergeant. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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