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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
5
A garbled report discusses state taxation, claiming ten percent of Wisconsin taxes and misdirected receipts. It mentions hospital taxes, aid forms, and school funding, noting refunds or transfers to municipalities and state aid figures amid unclear figures and placeholders.
Fragmented report states women physicians confessed to a mistaken poison administration. The article cites unclear captions and garbled names but notes a medical error tied to female practitioners and a pending inquiry into the incident.
An early 20th century tabloid summary recounts gossip on Viola Dank, Miss Dinka and Moore brothers with other familiar names. It notes theater features at Straud and a casino program with Too Drivin Fool, plus praise of George Arliss and the Green Goddess film, highlighting industry chatter and local entertainment.
An OCR heavy notice reports vaudeville performances at the Majestic featuring the Beach Jones show. Details are garbled with many misreads but mention of performers, possible dates, and a venue listing.
Incomplete OCR notes outline a local ward ballot event and a sequence of names. The readable items mention a potential primary or precinct atividades and a list of individuals, with unclear actions or outcomes due to garbled text. Preserve the sense of a municipal notice without specifics.
The readable lines show garbled phrases about Amerie, ten dbrades, and Gritt with mentions of atoms, sedans, and pages. Context is unclear. content appears as incomplete OCR with no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.
Two firemen were hurt and losses hit about 150000 as a blaze swept the old Minneapolis Iron idee building in the wholesale district. The International Stock & Food company occupied the fourth floor, with damage totaling 170000 overall. Biggett & Movers Tobacco suffered 25000 losses on the first floor.
The T. W. Stevenson company building collapse injures three men Anthony Groelding, J. Hattenback, and another worker. A car left in front burned as flames engulfed the area. Firefighters from three hundred units battled the blaze and prevented broader warehouse damage.
Special Investigator B C Hunt of Northern Life Insurance arrived in Arland Wisconsin to probe the death of William Ryan of Butternut. The man died when his gun discharged as he crawled through a pole gate. Local sheriffs office investigators assisted. Insurance totals and prior policy details are noted by officials.
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