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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
9
A chaotic editorial clash accuses Michigan of seeking to seat Newberry amid claims the Newberry campaign tainted the election. Senators Reno and Kanyon are cited arguing the case tests republicanism, while a wary press notes alleged subsidies and mystery features surrounding the Newberry inquiry.
The text shows garbled discussion of public figures and campaigns, mentioning Le Evers, Teer, and Stephens in Wisconsin, with references to approval, a senate, and pricing terms like SUTULUTIN. Many phrases are unreadable, making precise summary difficult.
In Traverse City Michigan two young hunters, Aehy and William Olde, sons of Gorrelius Gilde of Fire Take, perished in a blizzard. Their bodies lay cold for two days and nights while searchers fought bitter weather and persistent winds to locate the missing youths.
A Stoughton woman is chosen as Vernon County nurse, with formal commendation by the state board. She begins duties at the Normal building on a date to be announced, after a noted successful career in nursing.
Madison hosts a statewide gathering of district attorneys focusing on efficient administration of state laws. Attendees include Attorney General Morgan and regional prosecutors to discuss prohibition enforcement highway matters extradition and county issues with talks on extradition laws and coordinated cooperation among counties.
An investigation is opened over claims that the city’s hospitals used children in experimental medical work. Mothers and observers say children were taken to the Lexus for experiments lasting up to four years, connected to serious diseases. City Health Commissioner Thabertsoy dismissed the charges as falsehoods and said the League for Medical Freedom conducted the work.
A hay stack mishap near Prshtic uWis kills John G. Rujewski, a fireman, after being struck by a piece of hay. The accident followed by a bungling maneuver, leaving others puzzled by the failure to assist promptly.
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