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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
3
A compact summary formed from unclear OCR text notes a local event or item involving persons and places named Huila and Derh. The fragmentary record offers little coherent detail beyond scattered proper nouns, leaving the exact event and participants unspecified.
Washington agents view French reports of plans to handle the debt to the United States with skepticism. Officials call the claims a possible maneuver to gain friendly sentiment, noting France has not budgeted such payment and has not acknowledged owing the money. Both nations may be positioning before the reparations conference, with the United States ready to press its case.
The article notes Henry Ford stated on Wednesday he would not run against President Coolidge, aligning with Coolidge and suggesting the move upholds the GOP’s stability. It discusses reactions from Ford backers, radical critics, and Will Rogers’ remark that Ford is crazy like a fox, while praising the publicity value of his stance. It also references the broader political chatter and odd digressions in the piece.
German inventor offers France a parachute device with the aim of retaliation and deterrence. The article reflects wartime sentiment, mentioning Germany seeking advantage and public interest in technological edge amid conflict.
In a Wisconson case deputy state attorney Charles Good states that Sailstad has not disclosed all details and insists he has told all he knows. The exchange centers on whether Sailstad protected others and whether further statements will reveal more about the incident.
Ten years ago today telegraph operator Antink and Governor af y were mentioned along with distant happenings. The North La Crosse night school plans expansion at Logan school and a new industrial education board program. Housing, property, and business movements appear including sales on Mormon Cottage road and a Cherry Street apartment purchase. Local clubs discuss poultry association formation and the Bergh Piano Company moves to Fourth and Jay streets. Several alumni and students are noted with holiday travels and college returns. A Masonic event in Houston is reported along with political reflections and civic notes.
An odd advertisement-like text touts a dental paste named latch Geng Combinatinn claiming to whiten teeth quickly with a special terteprity cin, advertising enamel protection and a unique paste formula. It mentions Nevfaux nild, Virani entetios, and a long list of purported benefits and brands.
The New York Post notes talks for selling the publication to Cyrus J. KK, an artist from Philadelphia, are ongoing. Napa County sheriff Storker and aHerest company are mentioned in a fragmentary report with uncertain details about dates and outcomes.
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