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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

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Free Mrs BrunEN From Charge Of Slaying Husband At Trial

A jury in Holly NJ recommended life imprisonment for a man convicted of killing his wife’s husband, while the widow Doris Brunnen was freed. The trial featured testimony from Charlie Foswell and others, with Mohr’s conviction for the murder tied to a plot involving payment of $1000. The judge declined to direct a verdict, and the jury’s verdict came after a long trial.

Holly N. J Doris Gars Free Guidharce Mohr Charlie Foswell Aren Mania Grunen Riverside Brun Saraeteny

Contagious Disease Bars Visitors From State Reformatory

A disrupted report notes contagious disease restrictions at the Wisconsin state reformatory, barring visitors during a period of illness. The text also contains disjointed fragments about a fight and unrelated events, but the central item concerns visitor access due to disease control measures.

Willis Linked To Herrin Mob in Trial Testimony

The Associated Press coverage details Willis as a member associated with the Herrin mob. Testimony describes a mine worksite incident, a crane accident, and a fatal event linked to the strike era. Witnesses recount tense scenes, with jurors hearing about the discipline and violence surrounding the 1922 era.

Willis Herrin

Badger Lemon Tree Bears Fruit In Four Growth Stages

A fragmented report notes the Badger lemon tree shows four distinct growth stages. The text mentions offices and local figures, with unclear references to Die'l and Me Mills, suggesting a municipal or institutional discussion of a perennial crop and its predicted yield or development.

Wisco Die'l Me Mills Nfechy

Secretary of Irish Truce Body Killed

A cryptic OCR fragment references a secretary of an Irish truce body with a fatal outcome. The readable parts mention dates, editors, and places, but the text is damaged and lacks clear event details or verifiable entities to establish a full, factual summary.

Irish Truce

Robbery on Salem Hill Reported by West Salem Salesman

Raytwick of Madison a salesman in automobile accessories said two armed highwaymen hid at the foot of Nigger Nathan hill on the Salem side and stopped his Ford coupe early Thursday morning. They took $80 in paper money after forcing him to exit and flee toward Madison. Sheriff Miller and village marshal Ag West Salem searched nearby farms but found no trail.

Raytwick Madison Salem Nathan Hill West Salem Wick la Crosse the Jefferson Homie

Navy Radio Stations on Lakes Closed by Secretary Order

A protest era styled notice states several U S naval radio stations around Lakes will go out of commission Thursday night by order of the secretary of the navy. The traffic station at Cleveland will handle all traffic and mail, with associated posts and offices affected.

NAVY Lars Hove Thursdas Thor United States Naval Tulath Basle Harbor Whitefish Point Manistique Milwaukee Detroit Pena Madikipar

Engineer's second attempt at death by own action successful

Eyeleth Minn Peter Rosen dahl 50 an engineer from Tava Harbors formerly with the Duluth and Tron Range railroad ended his life by strangulation. Body found in a seated position in a chair with a rope around the neck attached to a seam above a meeting hall. Rosen dahl attempted suicide by gas two weeks earlier. Financial difficulties are blamed for his action.

Eyeleth Minn Peter Rosendahl Tava Harbors Duluth and Tron Range Railroad Rosendahl

Man Arrested for Taking Auto in Beluit Case

Kenneth Sood, described as a “hack pupil,” was arrested on charges of taking an automobile without consent. He pleaded not guilty in Superior Court with sentencing deferred while investigators review the case. Authorities say Cantrick transported the car to Chicago and back to Minneville, abandoning it possibly due to lack of funds.

Mainson Kenneth Soodrich Beluit Crafrt Cantrick Chigawa Minneville

Thievery and burglary disrupt Wisconsin town

In Wisconsin, burglars looted a dairy plant and a Tibetan oronery near the town, stealing three pounds of butter and four tear libs. A prisoner break at Janesville jail freed Kenneth Corffet after a forgery confession, with police pursuing him toward Giesballrach Town.

Ferfiers Abe Janus VIII Wis Kenneth Corffet Lelve Ieinselle Janesville WulFer Giesballrach Tow UeLydius Pat

Skating Tonight at Pettibone Rink

Skating planned for Thursday night at Pettibone Rink despite report of gasoline sample contamination flooding the area. Organizers expect a safe event with skaters welcomed.

Pettibone Rink Tein

Blaine appeals to federal officer for coal

Governor Blaine telegraphed federal distributor E. Spens from Jasison Wisconsin that the hard coal situation is alarmingly serious. He urged action to ensure daily anthracite shipments by rail to Wisconsin, noting less than 100000 tons on Lake Michigan docks and no relief in sight. He called for 256 cars daily.

Jacison Wis Wisconsin J. J. Blaine E. Spens Nel Lake Michi-gau Blaine Minnesota South North Dakota National Fuel Administration Paul H. Pressentia Wisconsin Fuel Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Speva

Turk and Greek Delegates Clash Over Peace Pact

At the Near East Conference on Minorities in Ausanne, ex-Premier Venizelos and Turkish delegate Riza Nur Bey exchanged bitter charges over liberty and emigration. Venizelos condemned Turkish deportations from Anatolia while Nur Bey blamed Venizelos for Turkey Greece war and its aftermath. The dispute grew vocal, leading president Signor Montaena to adjourn the session amid confusion.

Ausanne Venizelos Renal Riza Nur Bey Signor Montaona Near East Conference Commission On Minorities Tthe M. Venizelas Angora Anatolia Risa Nur Signor Montaena

Santa Claus Busy at Local Post Office

Crowds line the post office corridor for parcel post and stamps as last minute Christmas mailing peaks. Clerks and carriers work overtime with 28 extra staff on duty through the week and until after Christmas. officials anticipate no change in outgoing mail until closing Saturday night.

Santa Claus

City police clamp down on gambling devices in Bodega case

Police report confisca­tion of a wheel and three punch boards at Gustav Vassilin Place and the Bodega, linking them to alleged gambling by Peanuts Lombard and two visitors from the Linker hotel. Jule Freas, owner of the Bodega, arraigned on charges of keeping gambling devices. case set for January 15.

Gustav Vassilin Place John H. Webber Freas Jule Freas Bodega Hunt Janusry Ith Guntay South Highth Street Lang Lombard Linker Central Vassilin Eighth Street

Bodies Sought in Lake La Fourche After Kidnapping

A search will begin under guard protection for the bodies of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards, two of five Mer Rouge citizens kidnapped by masked men on August 34 after a Bastrop meeting. Company G of the Louisiana National Guard arrived from Mouroe to assist.

MER Rouge la Lake la Fourche Watt “Daniels Thomas Richards Mer Rouge Bastrop Company G Louisiana National Guard Mouroe

German business leaders back U.S. survey on reparations plan

Berlin business men led by Chancellor Cuno push for a U.S. survey of Germany's economic conditions to shape a new reparations treaty. Britain reportedly approves American involvement, and Secretary Hughes begins talks with London and Paris as Germany seeks to test its paying capacity and a potential compromise.

German Trade Commission Ondon Associated Press Herbert Heoaver Germany Great Britain American State Department Lta Cuno United States Chamber of Commerce Hoover Germaor France Hughes London Paris U. S Washington Quno Berlin Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber Julius Trmnes Galveston Meough Haines Industtialist Group

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