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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
6
Minnesota protesters urge federal controls on the livestock market, sending telegrams to Washington and urging supervisors and legislators to oppose proposed regulation. They emphasize state rights and argue for local control over commerce and rail and warehouse issues.
A chaotic notice describes unemployed men at a Rescue Mission buying and cutting wood, needing lard wood and kindling, to be disposed of for wages. It mentions sleeping outdoors, chapel lodging, and men seeking work, with unclear references to selling wool and handling rent in “hasker lots.”
Wisconsin traveled to Milwaukee to face the M Club in a preseason game. The contest featured early surprises as Wisconsin adjusted tactics and capitalized on turnovers. Coach Meanwell steered the team through cautious plays as the game progressed, securing a late lead amid tense moments.
Washington officials said full lists of Christmas pardons by President Harding were due by noon but the announcements were delayed until about 4 p.m. Debs, once a socialist candidate, was reportedly among those considered though officials warned reports lacked official confirmation as rumors.
The Medican Corps of the 120th F A earned a decisive win against Holmen High in a local game. Early momentum favored the Medicans, with strong scoring and defensive pressure throughout the match. District sports observers noted the team’s cohesion and noted improvements ahead of the next scheduling window.
After 22 months of litigation, United States history court enterd an order placing the Southern Fhairwar company in receivership. The railway is operating again for the first time in years as the case concludes with a settlement approved by federal authorities.
A Salvation Army Christmas program is tonight at the barrels in South Steurth rem. The event features a Sunday school song, scripture readings by Mrs. Watter Doty, a prayer by Mr. Paul Wagner, and welcomes by Genevieve Orenya. Various musical numbers and lessons follow with participants named.
Madison Wis state approves a merger consolidating Poppin's Telephones with Wisconsin Telephone in Superior. New rates set after service, including single party 9 and two party 2.25 monthly, with business lines up about 20 percent and residence lines around 15 percent.Projected annual revenue for the merged entity estimated at 202000 dollars.
A dense listing shows numerous American companies across industries including Can, Car and Foundry, International Paper, Kennecott Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Atlantic Gulf, Texas Co, and Transcontinental. The roller of names hints at a broad market close with varied sectors and many midstream players contributing to overall activity in Chicago, St. Paul, and other hubs.
A damaged excerpt shows Milwaukker Vis. presenting a resolution to the common council calling on Congress to repeal or modify the eighteenth amendment. The text notes opposition by public officials and a local license committee hearing on beer permits, with emphasis on upholding the U S Constitution and prohibitions.
A disorderly action by a fringe unemployed group rumored to plan a disruption in London's West End on the weekend. Scotland Yard issued a caution as Christmas shoppers crowded the fashionable district, where tensions were high over street agitation.
General Pershing issued a Christmas message to American troops praising duty, courage, and unity. He stated soldiers uphold traditions, work for peace on earth, and hasten an era of understanding and goodwill, whether at home or abroad.
In Los Ances Colition report, defense asserts defendant Arthur Barth is insane as closing days of the fifth week of trial proceed. Testimony by Pentti and Kennedy, a young protestor killed near Beverly Center last August, shapes the sessions. Attorneys anticipate further motions on insanity and adjournment as jurors hear deposition details and next steps in the defense strategy.
MARKET ROUNDUP LISTS various items with prices from flour to fruit and cheeses. Includes "Wingaold" flour, "Ray State" bran, oranges and cranberries, grapes, apples, cheeses, and butter. notes a London council refusal to permit a film exhibition titled The Betrayal of Laurel and Honer.
A jumble of misread text shows Diaz back from a two month stay abroad. The fragment mentions general figures and distant references to military and international groups, but the garbled content prevents a clear narrative or named dates or places. The readable piece centers on a return from travel amid unspecified events.
Fragmented report notes British warships dispatched to Egypt as tensions rise in the Mediterranean. Article mentions bank robbery and cash losses but details are unclear due to corruption. Names and exact figures are uncertain in the readable text.
Kenosha Wisconsin December case details show Bud Me, longtime hotel proprietor, turning himself in for service of a nine count indictment. Sheriff had pursued him for months, with the grand jury indictment issued earlier in August and now served after a vacation.
Everett True holds ten shares and is offered $150 cash plus three Anaconda shares for each American Briss share. Anaconda previously proposed a takeover of American Briss on the stated stock and cash basis. Tripler sisters teach at Fond du Lac Wisconsin.
Notable names blend in a fragmented report from Washington about a possible U S government appointment. The material mentions Szechenny and a 1408 marriage to Gladys M. terhilt of New York, with hints of ministerial service and a confirmation process.
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