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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

6

Fire destroys historic Dearborn station in Chicago

Reports describe a large blaze at Dearborn station in Chicago, with the structure heavily damaged. Annex service continues for Eight Roads. Police and fire officials coordinate response as hundreds of holiday travelers face delays and repairs proceed.

Dearborn Station Chicago Citicago Spencers Dais Ant Wooster Min Agares Reseuinas Pha Mae Westar Ryilrena PPS Toth Selien Gram Prins

American industry and markets amid trading day chaos

The report surveys volatile stock activity with references to Allied Chemical, American Smelting, and other major firms. It notes broad market shifts, price movements, and unnamed indicators across industries, reflecting a tense trading session and investor reactions.

Fragmented OCR Politico Text on Voting and Power

A garbled OCR passage references elections and power dynamics with scattered names and terms. It hints at voter influence, political figures, and shifting control but provides few readable specifics. The piece reads like a chaotic montage of phrases about ballots, campaigns, and public influence.

Shooting Affray Wounds Three on Superior Streetcar

Three riders on a Superior Streetcar were wounded in a Thursday shooting. Investigators say the assailants fled after a brawl involving a former deputy and a city rail agency official. Victims were hospitalized with head and facial injuries, with one skull fracture reported.

Burford Named Director in Major Organization

A historical article fragment notes Burford as a director within a large group. The piece discusses loans, market influence, and distribution politics amid internal reorganizations and planned strategies. The text references leadership plans, independent producers, and distributor shifts affecting control of funds and distribution.

Holmen Church News Christmas Eve Programs Listed

Christmas day activities and evening events announced for Holmen church. Programs include tree festivals in the Halfway church and services led by Fr. Ternim, with concerts and candlelight readings scheduled across the Lewis Valley area.

Nerweshin Menage Holmen Helmen Serweghin Lewis Valley Ternim

Superior Judge Ili Faces Removal and Hospitalization

Superior Judge Ili, a key figure in the Duluth church court, has been placed in temporary disposal after a Friday morning incident. Reports indicate he was moved to a hospital and is described as fine from the illness, with details scarce and authorities pending.

Superior Salon L. Perrin Superior Church Duluth

Irwin Whitman Surrenders to Chicago Police

Irwin Whitman, arrested in Chicago for abandoning his wife and child, turned himself in after bail. Police say he carried a nose scar from a clash with Al Schutenberg over a swindle in a marked deck card game, claiming the bruise came from a car accident.

Irwin Whitman Chicago Hughes Whitman al Schutenberg Third Vine Streets

Birds Outrun by War Observations on Flight Speeds

Colonel Melherinhagen reports experiments observing bird flight during wartime, noting speeds from 20 to 40 miles per hour for small passerines and up to 100 miles per hour in short bursts when pursued. He compares these to airplanes like Mherrioes, which sustain 80 to 120 miles per hour, with some airframes exceeding that.

Melherinhagen Rismer Mherrioes Iran

Oil Prevents Fog From Rising In Experiments

Odd weather notes describe experiments near Pittebareh spong testing fog prevention in the Mano gahelz river area. A spray fogged the valley and rapidly dissipated as air and water failed to merge, prompting weather bureau alerts and local activity. A cashier from the National Bank of Auburn recalls cooperative talks with artisans, stressing solvency and prompt payments. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after a death, naming family and supporters.

Pittebareh Manogahelz Riew Weather Bureau Merton Boo Swith National Bank of Auburn Iyto

Speaks Highly of This Home Made Cough Remedy

A reader describes a homemade cough remedy using Parmint and water to soothe throat and nasal membranes. The note claims rapid relief from tickling, inflammation, and mucous, noting the remedy works within minutes and days, and that it’s affordable for widespread use.

Chopin of French Parentage and Polish Birth

The celebrated musician Chopin, born near Warsaw in 1814, was of French parentage. He died in 1843, in Daily Ther tal.

Chopin Coonin Warsaw Poland Thertal

Famous Wisconsin Indian dies after year’s illness

Billy Boys, an elder of the Chippewa reserve near CTorderay Wisconsin, dies after a yearlong cancer illness. He lived openly as a pagan, with family graves along the front sand where about twenty relatives lie. A respected leader, he served as a representative in Indian councils and attended major councils on multiple reservations.

Ctorderay Wis Billy Boys Anderry Billy Boy Pasari Shina Ared Rmameronns

Military funeral for Janesville service man Tants Villi

Comrades of Merri Geishman, 31, who served overseas with the Whitewater division in the Thirty-second division, mourn the Madison hospital death on Thursday after influenza. He died while aiding construction near Madison and received two months in a hospital before the fatal illness.

Janesville Merri] Geishman Bim Whitew Dler Ave Tarary Siupens Leishosin Madison Hospital Dan Arcilen

Obituary Henry Meyer Dies at Home in Barre Mills

Henry Meyer died at his home in Barre Mills after a lingering illness. Born in Hanover Germany December 13 1841 he came to America and settled in Barre Mills where he farmed before moving to Tea Crosse. Survived by his widow five sons Karl Meyer Medberry Richard Meyer and others a daughter Lara Selroder and a brother Wels Brisman. Burial at German Lutheran cemetery in Barre Mills with Rev Berghols officiating.

Henry Meyer Hinry Fredrick Meer Rose My. Ieyer Owas Hanovxer Germany America Jurre Mills Isa Tea Crosse Kargee Meyer Medberry North Dakota Richard Meyer Garvin Minn Lara Selroder la Crasse Benther Wels Brisman Bar Eenteeder Si Mugera Sirest Rev Berghols Barre Mills

Bentonite Restores Old Paper to Life in Wislington

The government supports bentonite use to de ink old newsprint. Readily mixed with digester pulp, the ultra fine red flecks aid ink removal and paper pulping, claiming to revive deteriorated sheets and improve paper quality.

Wislington Owlien

Arrest and Arrests in Asbury Park Chronicle

Reported arrests in Asbury Park include Ch Mo Rawney, an engraver, with others named James Watson and W. W. Melan implicated in a case involving agents and privacy violations. The discharge of orders and mooring procedures are noted, with Friday disclosure of the actions and locations.

Coutertelters Asbury Park Thess Privace Ch Mo Rawney James Watson W. W. Melan Isriday Bultarlies Wwe

Finest Array of Furs Ever Shown in This City

A promotional display at Gesell's Special Shop 427 Main Street features mink mole squirrel carnew raccoon muskrat and marmot coats. New York fur manufacturers present samples with guarantees and offer lower consumer prices. sale runs until Savard.

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