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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1922
Page
6
The Asapenlet Press reports on a potential General Conference of Catholics in 1925 amid global unrest. It describes planning by church leaders, the pope, and bishops, with focus on unity, reform, and resistance to political upheaval. notes fear of schisms and calls for disciplined conduct among clergy and laity.
A Minneapolis grocer was shot and killed during a robbery at a store counter. The gunman fled with about $5 to $95, according to witnesses. Police described a crowded scene as officers pursued leads and broadcast a description of the suspect.
Reports from Nebr observers describe a bright, lingering light in the sky seen Thursday evening near the horizon. Officials cite unusual movement and brightness resembling a star or crescent yet cannot explain its prolonged presence, fueling local wonder and superstition.
Christmas week at the Lausanne Peace Conference is marked by a Christmas recess amid hopes delegates will gain wisdom. The text notes Turkish actions, strait negotiations, and calls for responsibility among powers, while also detailing church services and holiday observances worldwide.
Multiple churches announce special Christmas services with midnight sermons and carols. Stated programs include musical offerings from choirs and soloists, varied readings, and a focus on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day observances across congregations in the city.
Washington President Harding sent a Christmas greeting to soldier patients at Walter Reed hospital and expressed hope the season brings happiness and gratitude from a grateful nation. Hospital celebrations have been held for two weeks with nurses and patients attending a large Christmas program and planned events through New Year's including motion pictures parties dances and special dinners.
Kenyon Mien Karl and Mrs. Mer. return from town in an automobile to find a fire consuming a newly built house. Parents Mer and Mrs. 18 Meter arrive too late to help. Blaze likely started by an overheated stove, investigators say.
Two armed bandits entered Mondovi State Bank on Saturday, held up the cashier, and escaped with a substantial amount of cash. Police described one suspect as tall and heavy, the other as short and slight, with both wearing duck coats. The incident followed a broader report on railway strike costs raised by unions and investigated by authorities.
Stella Trane, formerly Supers Visor of Music in New York cho schools, sails December iped for Florence to study with a noted master. She will reside at Viale Asilines and enage with local choirs while pursuing advanced vocal training.
Detectives arrested Mes. Bessie hue Weil of Browlelyen ena on a night in May after alleged sale of moonshine whisky labeled as "Mgon" led to a death. The case centers on a body found and party lines around a political era, with testimonies referencing civil service and Governor debates.
Charles W. McAen, longtime La Crosse native and former president of North Parra Mien, died Saturday evening after heart trouble. He lived in Waartatar Myton area for years and was a member of the Boot tf Koo and the Springe Koights of Columban. He is survived by his wife and one sister, with services arranged for Tuesday afternoon at Dorcas.
Nebraska Sheriff Gus Hyers said two five dollar bills linked to a Denver mint bandit were spent Friday in Hastings and Aurora. Merchants could not confirm times. Hyers calls the information reliable but offered few details and said he would not pursue it immediately.
Immigrants aboard the George Washington planned Christmas aboard the ship with dimmers served and home visits by American friends. A passenger and a valet paused at the ship’s barber shop but the tally showed 1,587 passengers with two uncounted or missing entries, as harbor officials logged the voyage.
Reported in Vol Rainer Coon Valley RP details a group from GoOn Valley jailed after a motor vehicle strike at a curb. The account cites witnesses, damaged property and police actions near Mrs Moris Dritaeer residence and nearby locations.
An Idaho farmer named Gus Mal was found with a surplus of cash on a Northwestern train. He handed money to passengers and crew as a lead gift before the conductor retrieved funds and handed him to police. At the station he gave $1 to the captain's secretary and instructed him to buy turkey for Christmas.
Ambitious plan outlines mobilization of industrial resources across districts to support national defense. Officials emphasize civilian center development, supply chains, and wartime production shifts to meet anticipated security demands. Leaders stress rapid coordination of labor, materials, and transportation to sustain emergency readiness.
A chaotic report describes captives freed after a fortnight in the vicinity of Bree and Geathres. Authorities claim orders were executed to release prisoners held by rebels as part of a government effort to stabilize the region and calm tensions amid ongoing unrest.
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