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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1923
Page
6
In Atlanta, the Ku Klux Klan case faces a pivotal moment as Fox refuses to testify while the defense debates calling him. The trial centers on a murder charge linked to a Klan figure, with tensions rising over who will take the stand and the potential impact on the verdict.
A garbled OCR style item describes Ekern attacking Pittsburg Plus amid Trades disputes. Mentions Attorney General Meriner and references to Washington, Milwaukee, and shipments. The fragmentary text suggests a political or regulatory clash over pricing and policy.
A chaotic report outlines the swift collapse of King George's reign after a brief year on the throne. It notes political maneuvers by factions in Britain, France, and Italy, with calls for new leadership and debates over governance as the throne changes hands and foreign events ripple through the realm.
Reported in Cincinnati as relatives attend the funeral of three killed in the car crash. Names include Mullikin, Nath, and Benny among the deceased with others injured. the exact roles and relationships unclear due to damaged text.
Carl Schermerhorn paid a $300 fine after a court appearance related to liquor charges. The incident occurred in an establishment where prohibition-era enforcement was active, with the defendant appearing before authorities on Tuesday.
In St Paul Minnesota Chief Gothanitt Givertis of pollen af SL te oreginer Pragk reportedly resigns to avoid dismissal. Mayor Arline Eo Nelsen confirms the move as official, with local officials awaiting details on subsequent appointments and investigations into the department.
Reports from Washington note Kellogg making his final stop for discussions with Hughes as political shifts unfold. The scene centers on cabinet reshuffles with lingering questions about appointments and policy directions amid recent resignations.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a train incident near Pert Worth with references to several names and places. The text mentions Ost Bil Lisold Aantinne and Heine, with unclear actions and possible injuries or displacements.
The document shows a jumbled stock market close with numerous garbled names and figures. Distinct entities like American and United States appear amid stray terms and unreadable segments, offering little coherent data or actionable details.
In a prepared senate address Senator Owen of Oklahoma argues German actions alone did not cause World War I. He cites European diplomacy records showing German traders helped shape opinion and fuel arms buildup while Russian and French aims were also aimed at provoking conflict. He claims records reveal French and Russian plans and German militarists influenced the path to war.
Frank X. Dietz brings a suit against Charles Wohlhoefer and Voss over a car engine dispute. The complaint alleges engine damage and theft at the Wohlhoefer paint shop, with Dietz claiming negligence and misdelivery. Additional unnamed defendants are referenced in connection with the incident.
A Wisconsin bank announced a closure with no stated reason. The report includes garbled text and unclear references to officials, directions, and dates, suggesting a fragmented OCR transcription from a local page. The core event remains the bank's closure decision.
An obituary reports the passing of Betty Meames and Abe Conn after illnesses. It notes services with the family present and mentions burial at a local cemetery. The notice lists surviving relatives, funeral details, and expressions of gratitude from the family.
School children compete in a sale of Christmas Seals to raise funds for tuberculosis work. The friendly competition grows between schools as students count participants, tally seals sold, and public notices promise results to be published by month’s end.
Madison Wis. Railroads agreed to replace wooden framed cabooses with steel under frames or center beams at overload points. The consensus came after a hearing before the railway commission on Monday and under an order from the Order of Railway Centers for safety regulations in caboose construction.
Lady smith police report a local youth arrested following a tip about a boy bandit. The suspect faced charges after a sequence of alleged thefts and threats in the area. Investigations continue as authorities pursued leads across the community.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Naif Abraham’s release after a seven day jail stay. The readable portions reference people such as Pete, Carney, Gerda, and Parenti, with scattered phrases about a protest or event and a miscellaneous, unclear sequence of words.
A partial article fragment reports four people injured and two cars burned in a road incident. details are unclear due to damaged text but injuries and vehicle damage are noted. local responders and hospital status are referenced though specifics remain obscured.
The Senate deadlock on the Isth ballot is reported along with mention of chair PATTEM and Verdet Yoeadhiy. An investigation into Lorethy King is noted. Broadway scene details out of context and an Oshkosh woman robbery incident are also referenced amid fragmented report.
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