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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
1
A resort keeper at a summer retreat was detained after an alleged day violation. The report mentions(TRON VECENTAES) and names Mrs Ati Penh remy d tn, Win. ee tpifes Muy, but the readable text remains fragmented and unclear. Further details are not restored from the damaged OCR segment.
Court notice states Ray Theren waived examination and is held for circuit court. Reading appears in a verbatim local notice with fragmented OCR formatting and unclear details about location or date.
Brindley is at home for Christmas while preparing to undergo a major operation. Officials and family express hopes for a successful procedure and a swift recovery, with local medical centers coordinating care and post operative support.
The Office of Social Service Society organized a Christmas program delivering 120 baskets to poor families. Baskets included dinners gifts and clothing for children and families. The event involved several sponsors and local groups including Catholic Benevolent Society Service Star Legion American Legion and local schools.
Reading shows a damaged line about a sale of seven badger peas at a select eastern tram ro. Mentions Burren raved at a te apek enthing company and a sale tied to a market in New York city Washington Io Boston and Maine. The scattered text limits clarity but indicates a commerce notice with place names and stock references.
Six men with heavy suitcases from Las Vegas arrived by car early Saturday and are jailed in Santa Fe amid investigation into the Denver Federal Reserve truck robbery. Federal agents monitor suspects while a $5 bill with a matching serial number to stolen notes is linked to the case. Police block highways and raid hotels and cabarets to locate the other bandits as witnesses identify a $5 bill from a Fayette Street restaurant.
Wisconsin state board paroles O Neill after Blain e approves the action. The governor may sign the papers depending on board recommendations. Officials expect O Neill to remain confined and possibly not gain freedom before Christmas.
Fireman identified as unknown hero of Badger train wreck in Chippewa Falls details a recent collision between rail lines near Rauley and Cherp. An unnamed fireman, praised for calm action, helped warn passengers as headlights approached. Confronted by danger, he alerted others while assisting engines and stoking the fire, enabling a safer stop.
Washington report notes Christmas at the White House will be quiet due to Mrs. Harding's illness. No guests or tree planned. President and Mrs. Harding have no holiday plans. She may receive at dinner from a chair, but otherwise the day will be like any other since her illness began.
The Post Office General announces special hours for the Christmas period. The delivery window will open Monday from 9 am. A midnight post of incoming packages is expected Sunday, and carriers will make one delivery on Monday.
The Herrin trial of five men charged with murder in the riot adjourned until after holidays as defense witnesses describe the killing of first union miner Jordy Henderson and the terrorizing of the countryside by armed guards. Witnesses recount explosions of violence, armed guards at the mine, and disturbances at the nearby residence as prosecutors press for murder convictions.
Wisconsin reform school will receive 250 pounds of candy and hundreds of sacks of popcorn as part of a Christmas dinner with roast and trimmings. Supt. Oscar Lee states each boy and inmate will get a gift, with many presents arriving from relatives. No gatherings Monday due to three mild scarlet fever cases.
State troops deployed in Bastrop and Mer Rouge amid theMorehouse parish kidnapping case as tension rises over possible martial law. Bodies of two men identified by relatives and initials on a belt buckle, with investigators tracing links to the missing Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards.
Arthur W. Oslum a 40 year old night engineer at the city pumping station committed death by own action at his home 88 Food Street at two o clock this afternoon by blowing off the top of his head with a shotgun no reason is known for the act
Chicago interview with Judge Albert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, argues abolishing the twelve hour day faces industry anger, notes only a 14 percent cut so far, and warns the eight hour day would raise prices and depress building and other sectors. He calls for more labor, controlled immigration, and price level adjustment to avoid hardship while maintaining profits.
Mitch Mss Maay Ford of Potroit was released on 150,000 bond after being charged with hiring a professional gunman to murder her husband N B Ford a farmer in Kpar bam. She appeared in night court in a nervous state and collapsed when bail was set. In Rome the Associated Press reports the pope issued notice that the entire Catholic episcopacy may be called to Rome for the jubilee year, signaling a possible ecumenic council continuation dating to 1876.
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes expresses optimism about enforcement as the country nears the end of the eighteenth amendment era. He cites progress and asserts there is no reason for wavering, while critics claim widespread misrepresentation and propaganda threaten enforcement efforts.
Four women among 264 released republicans at Mond Jay prison signed declarations of allegiance to the Free State. The Associated Press reports the men and women pledged loyalty Saturday in Mondjay, reflecting a political shift during the post confinement period. In Minneapolis, bandits staged two jewelry store robberies within a half block, escaping with about $25,000 in cash and gems.
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