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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
6
William Jennings Bryan, seeking the Democratic nomination, issued a Saturday statement criticizing Ford's endorsements. He argues Ford's stance harms Coolidge, portraying Ford as a costly booster whose campaign alienates both parties and increases tensions with supporters of the president.
The Rivoli theater opens the week with four vaudeville acts and a photoplay. The Three Senators entertain with song and humor. Rey and Catto perform Well, I Don't Care. Fipe and Dutton present acrobatics and juggling. Donahue and La Salle close with Odds and Ends, featuring a notable song number and a ventriloquist.
Gund confirms sale of three structures to the Kuehn Company, with occupancy by Muwnukes Corru gating company in six weeks. The plant includes a two story brick and cement building with basement, 180 feet long and 125 feet wide, plus two additional buildings east and south of the bottling house.
President Coolidge resists moves to reorganize the board as Farley suggests, while nominations of Fred J. Thompson and Fort Haney are withdrawn to field a regional chair from the western and southern states amid ongoing shipping policy disputes.
A fragmented report shows fewer workers employed than a year ago but higher average wages across multiple sectors. The data mentions Milwaukee, Ashland, Helena, and other places with references to labor markets, recruitment efforts, and upcoming payroll adjustments amid shifting demand. The text notes employers reassessing staffing and wage levels as markets tighten.
Atlanta Ga Philip Mm Fras former editor of the Night Hawk Klan official organ Friday night was found guilty of first degree murder for the Catal shooting of William Cohen Klugendlora The jury after deliberating all day returned four verdicts of guilty with recommendation for mercy which automatically fixed a penalty of imprisonment He will be held to await the sentence while the new trial is pending details of the proceedings and testimonies were described by reporters and courtroom observers
The Our Bayt Therin ehureh choir plans hospital performances amid a mistyped text fragment. Despite garbled lines, the item conveys a concert initiative by a named choir for hospital audiences and related outreach.
A high school Xmas program featured remarkable choral strength and staging under Mrs. Whelpley with students delivering well blended singing. Readings of the Xmas Story and candlelit tableaux drew praise for reverence and devotional mood, praised alongside other acts and color.
Transatlantic radio test schedule lists silent nights from December to January 10 as AMATEIYK and United States stations refrain to listen for Ene Topevik. At Caledonia M KR CHURCH a Christmas program unfolds Sunday night with music, readings, and gifts from Sunday schools, featuring Mrs Gaidh Freaming Chin and others, concluding with a benediction.
NEA Service reports hydrographers off the Florida coast, about seven miles south of St Augustine, charted a submarine spring with depths up to 84 feet and a strong sulfurous odor. Water samples will be sent to the American Institution for analysis to determine medicinal value. If rich in minerals, the find could tie to the legendary Ponce de Leon and his Fountain of Youth.
Wisconsin opens McAdoo presidential campaign with a kickoff in Milwaukee. Judge David Rockwell, western manager for McAdoo, outlines planks and program and hints at county committees forming a statewide organization. The event signals a push to consolidate Democratic support and strengthen party machinery in the state.
The listing records several real estate transfers including parcels in Burns and tver hanek's addition and The Second, Third, and other additions. Names such as M. Rowenstein, Flor ance Ml ihuse, A O Celby, Otto F Olsen, and Bessie Hayton appear with sales noted for one dollar and nominal considerations. A marriage license was issued in Rockford, Illinois, to Joseph NL Froadhead and Bessie Hayton in Beloit.
Engineers confirm a probe to determine responsibility as the Leviathan, America's largest mercybank vessel, rested on a mud bank off Staten Talaod before refloating. Captain Hartley accepted fault, while pilot Bigley blamed shore officials. officials say only standard orders were given. The 509 passengers were uninjured, ferried ashore.
In Marietta Georgia an engine and wreckers from the Jussie Limited collided near Sash ville Chattanooga & St Tantig. Crew members J U Brown W Brown and several others sustained minor injuries including cuts and bruises as the car toppled after a wheel derailment. Fireman leaped to safety as the engine overturned.
William G. Jones, known as Tones the Baggagemano, died Saturday at his residence 5a South Nloth Street. He was 11 and had spent over 20 years in the baggage transfer trade. Survived by his widow and seven children, including three sons and four daughters. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
George Sercor, a north side merchant, reports a Christmas present of a pair of twins, a brother and sister, sparking local chatter. The oddly garbled note mentions Anne's hospital and prior names, with unclear references to people and events.
New York reports a proposed holiday truce in the Protestant Episcopal controversy. Bishop Manning urged a pause in the interdenominational strife and a focus on Christmas peace. Preachers on both sides planned revised sermons to align with the appeal for halting hostilities.
Four districts in Wisconsin will appoint women to juvenile welfare posts. Examinations will be conducted by the state civil service commission. The chief district one superintendent will be paid 125 dollars monthly, others 100 dollars, with duties including visits to homes and inspectors of placements. District lists cover many counties and towns across the state.
Lincoln and Hogan schools presented Christmas programs before the holiday. Lincoln faculty distributed candy donations from the Parent Teacher Association after the performances. The Hogan program featured multi-grade recitations and songs led by Miss Marion Wheeler and students including Naomi Yolwn and Inez Loughlin.
The Catholic Women s League presented a Christmas program featuring carols and tableaux. Highlights included The Birthday of a King and What We Love, with choruses and solos led by Mrs Leo Simones and Bernard Volz, plus Adoration and Lest We Forget in Part II.
Joseph S. Carr, cashier at the Chippewa Bank of this city, is tied to an estimated loss over 200000 dollars. The bank’s closure Friday night was pledged to cover more than 1000000 dollars to protect depositors. Authorities state the fault does not lie with the bank’s customers.
The Ford touring car owned by Mr. B. Iver was taken from the yard at Tir Gate Rersen's summer cottage on Gundersen Island west of Fil Bone Park last night. The car bore engine number SE8 591 and had a light green carrier on the left running board. A sheep-lined crab belonged to Mr. Culiver and was in the car when stolen.
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