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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
6
Retail and wholesale egg markets show prices easing about 16 cents from the month’s average. Market notes cite storage costs, early December trends, and quality driven variances across retailers and wholesalers.
Gale College of Galesville defeated Central Wisconsin Colleges in a debate at Galesville on whether the United States should enter the League of Nations. Judges Rev. Wo Phipps Ny M. J. Seniy Rev. C. B. Freeman voted unanimously for Gale College. The match was part of a Lutheran academy conference.
About 5000 patients and inmates in Wisconsin state charitable and penal institutions will not be kept from Christmas entertainment. Christmas programs will be provided at several hospitals and schools, with special dinners planned in the institutions.
A fragment discusses alleged anti Bolshevik propaganda and conspiracy links involving Western journalists and politicians. It cites Colonel Robins, Major Thatcher, Miss Beatty, and Oliver Sayler, noting tensions between Soviet aims and allied actions, with references to British commissioner Lockhart and U.S. officials.
Fragmented text discusses Coolidge stance affecting Ford and Harding support, noting a desire to avoid disturbing the country with a presidential contest. It mentions a model airplane tearing machine and a political note about letting things be. The passage shows garbled OCR with references to government prompts and political figures.
Reports from Leipsic Germany indicate a long overdue comet visit, with astronomers at Teipede university scouring the Weaeena for the TMArrest enmet amid unclear readings. The object, linked to Boeipede Ehsengatony, appeared at intervals of years, prompting speculation that it may have vanished permanently as observers note unusual stellar activity and possible disguising interference.
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin authorities promised a cleanup after the death by self harm of Mrs Hazel Boros. U S district attorney Morse said the morning investigation revealed the call before the poisoning had no link to the act. Police protection was ordered for Matt Burns and others suspected in a separate bank robbery case, with several arrests and further identifications reported.
A dubious medical claim from a West Coast doctor suggests smoking aids certain illnesses. The article notes the questionable rationale and medical caution, with an emphasis on patient safety and the need for established treatment over unproven methods.
The Majesties announce a new eastbound Atlantic crossing record from New York to Europe, completing a five day seven hour and thirty seven minute passage. Authorities report deportation actions and police operations tied to various cases, with mention of Lusitania and NEA author Thomas Battington Myriulir in a disjointed, unclear note.
The NEA reports intense discussion in Congress and in Tribune papers about a single six year term for the U.S. president with no reelection. Supporters cite stability while opponents warn of reduced accountability as debates unfold in the House and Senate and among voters nationwide.
Madison Wis Taers reports danger of state universities facing closure due to lack of emergency funds. Secretary Willi Birle says operations can continue until June with available funds though a $3.9 million balance shortfall exists. University officials note needed funds for operation and maintenance.
Soviet minister rejects claims of Russian assistance to a workers party, calling the allegations false and declaring no connection with the group. The statement asserts such charges are baseless and urges arbitration to resolve the dispute.
Nash Motors in Kenosha Wisconsin gave Christmas gratuities totaling over 410000 across its plants. About five thousand workers received a one dollar bill each plus larger bonuses and special gifts. Other plants including Simmons Company and Conner Underwear also paid Christmas bonuses. The Wells Company reportedly provided money and a place related bonus, with Kenosha houses expected to reach about a million dollars in Christmas gifts.
St Louis report cites Chippewa Bank closing in southern city sector after cashier Joseph T. Cerr confessed a cash shortage. President Gottlieb Myer Mann issued a statement noting a shortfall and partial repayment of funds though the total deficit remains undetermined. Bank capital listed at $200,000 with substantial surplus claimed.
The Budd railroad gains praise for passenger care and service as it explains its electric transport role. Management highlights seven years under receiver control and stresses morale, guestlike treatment, and continued investment in improvements to attract riders and honor workers. An award accompanies employee benefits and a prize fund, with union and technician support cited.
A mangled report describes six motorboats confiscated by coastal guards near Cane Ann after warranties and licenses were questioned. Crews were freed, while claims of foreign vessel ties outside U S waters were noted and a naval type of selection stirs.
A Washington decision holds widows may receive the same pensions as husbands when survivor benefits align with the veteran's service record. The ruling ends distinguishing widow claims based on prior verifications and extends pension eligibility under the same laws governing veterans.
The Leviathan, an American merchant marine ship bound for Cherbourg, grounded on Robin's Reef in New York harbor after entering quarantine. The vessel drifted during ebb tide and was seen at 11 O clock to be off course, with high water due soon.
Belivs Coulee South church led by Pastor Ralph Mortensen observed second day Christmas with worship at 10 45 showing a sermon in English The Christmas Message of God and a short sermon in Norwegian Anthems were sung by the choir An evening Christmas tree program by the Sunday Bible School followed at 7 30 The jaffes art will serve tea room minutes where the program.
In Superior Court at Sailstad Ang, the case of a woman known as Sailstad Ang Girl who aided a burglary at a Lake Nebginmon cottage last August 1800 was set for sentencing on December 26 before Judge Archibald Mekay. The proceeding follows an earlier municipal court arraignment after the burglary and death of a man linked to the case. The note mentions an insurance case remanded and a writ in the district court of Superior.
Madison Wis State prohibition officers have been operating in Hurley this summer State Prohibition Commissioner Herman Sachsten declined to comment on published statements about law in Hurley He noted federal officers recently conducted an inquiry resulting in several arrests Governor Blaine had not issued a statement on the situation. Freight Kills Oshkosh Man
The Wisconsin mineral ape re mite association closed its annual convention with the re election of Janesville native as president. The event was held in Wisconsin and featured members from the southeast and regional dealers.
Five year old Marguerite Weimar daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Weiner of Coon Valley died morning at 1 45 from typhoid fever while in lava hospital. Funeral will be held Saturday from the home at 1330 Elm Street at 2 o clock with services by Marion Connell Reform Church.
Reports state police seized three suspects connected to an elaborate $100,000 fraud scheme. Intercepted communications and staged transactions tied the group to a network involving a railroad shop and multiple accomplices. A fourth person, named in documents, faced questioning as investigators pursued leads across several locations.
A Hurley murder case proceeds to a second hearing as Blaine orders further examination. The proceedings reference witnesses and testimonies, with details surrounding the victim, associated individuals, and the social context of the incident.
Ledger of varied names and firms shows copper and steel sectors in focus with multiple companies cited. Traders note activity around International Harvester and United States Rubber alongside oil and poultry names, reflecting mixed sentiment in a broad commodities slate.
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