Holiday joy on ChatGM as citywide Christmas ends
Christmas week in La Crosse brought heavy sales for poultry and goods while churches, hospitals, and charity groups filled with service. St Francis Hospital saw gifts and visitors hourly. Kristrmas Masses drew large crowds at St Marys and Catholic churches. outdoor skating at Pettibone Park drew crowds. volunteers and service groups delivered meals, clothing, and toys.
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Weather Record From La Crosse To Wisconsin Ride
A La Crosse weather note reports little change in temperature with minor shifts toward cooler air. Skies remain mostly fair and the day trends toward slightly cooler conditions across the region.
Dominican leaders reject U S withdrawal terms claim
A U S military withdrawal plan for the Dominican Republic is rejected as leaders refuse to alter conditions. The Senate inquiry team says the population declined to move toward elections, citing civil order needs and repayment stability.
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Chile Agrees to Parley Plan on Tacna Dispute
Santiago reports Chile accepts a plan for plenary talks to resolve the Tacna and Arica dispute. The Associated Press notes a meeting may be arranged in Washington to discuss a plebiscite and the terms for implementing an eventual settlement.
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Poltury Burns Burlington Fire Destroys Plant
A Sunday morning blaze at a poultry processing plant in Burlington, Iowa, caused an estimated 350000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled flames as the building and surrounding structures were consumed, with authorities beginning investigations into the cause.
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Soviet Attitude Shifts as Lenine Speech Draws Praise
Report notes eased hostility toward the United States after Lenine’s remarks in Moscow. Officials in London and diplomats say Russia signals cooperation on international policy, while American efforts to engage are welcomed by some factions amid ongoing global power tensions.
Drainage district organized south of here on river
A regional drainage project along the Mississippi near Prairie du Chien was approved by a county court in a petition filed November 4 by island owners. The Crawford district commission will oversee construction starting midseason, with Fawkes presiding. Crews will drain and claim lands, assessments to follow.
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West Virginia Mine Union Officers Released From Jail
Readable fragments indicate West Virginia Mine Workers officers, including William Blizzard district president, were freed from jail after an investigation. Reports note prior indictments and related industrial troubles in the Guy River district and nearby counties with ongoing legal proceedings.
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Capitol Dome Lighted For First Time Since War
The Capitol dome was lit on Monday night, described as the first illumination since wartime restrictions. Officials, including the public works superintendent, noted the display symbolizing renewed national vigor.
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Fred Falb Suffers Double Leg Fracture in Street Accident
Fred Falb, a well known traveler residing near Vine Street, sustained fractures in both bones of a leg after a slip on a sidewalk Sunday evening. He was taken to a hospital where the injuries were reduced today.
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Turbulent Capitol Dispatch Mirrors Election Tensions
A garbled report from a Madison capital page depicts political maneuvering around Governor Blyne and his cabinet. It references talks on defense policy, lobbying for compliance, and budget debates tied to firearm and production concerns. The piece hints at gubernatorial adviser activity and party strategy amid tense public reactions.
Profitable Year for Chicago Yeggs Report
A 1921 era summary notes a profitable year for Chicago thieves including packers and burglars, mentioning a daily wage of 71.00 and a total recovered value around 4 million dollars. Names and specifics are obscured, but reference to stolen property and broad police accounting appear in the fragment.
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Debs Arrives in Washington After Commutation Review
Socialist leader Debs, released by presidential commutation from federal prison for espionage, arrived in Washington Monday with a group of friends and reporters. He appeared aged but in good spirits, declined to be interviewed, and planned meetings with government officials, including a possible conference with President Harding. Debs previously urged only a full pardon to restore citizenship and civil rights, a view not accepted by officials.
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British Cruiser Ceres Arrives At Alexandria
The British cruiser Ceres has arrived at Alexandria amid growing tension in Egypt. Reports from Alexandria cite casualties in a recent strike and protests, with authorities warning of potential further clashes as activists plan demonstrations.
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Storms sweep South tolling 41 lives across several states
A deadly storm system battered the South causing 41 deaths across Mississippi Arkansas and nearby areas including New Oulmans Monroe and surrounding communities. Homes were destroyed leaving many homeless as the Red Cross works to provide food clothing and shelter.
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Modest Dress Debate Sparks Clerical Accusations
A Brooklyn congresswoman argues immodest dress provokes male lust and links it to Bishop Aled White. She lashes out at sleeveless gowns and short skirts as examples of vice, claiming men are driven by greed and vanity. Her remarks target public fashion and moral accountability.
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Decrease in Property Value Hurts Wisconsin Schools
A garbled early 20th century note discusses a drop in property values reducing tax revenue for Wisconsin schools. It references the legislature, tax assessment, and state officials expecting lower levies and proportional cuts to support programs and public schools.
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Christmas Brings 23rd Grandchild to State Treasurer
Madison Wis The birth of Henry Jabasan state treasurer s twenty third grandchild occurred Saturday. The child born to one of his elder children, Mr Johnson, joins a large family. Treasurers household includes several grandchildren and relatives attending a recent family gathering in Wisconsin capital.
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Railway Carmen Elect Officers For Coming Year
The article notes elections for railway carmen officers for the upcoming year. It mentions internal leadership, possible changes, and the role of officers in coordinating labor actions and compliance with industry standards. It also references broader utility concerns and state energy distribution issues affecting labor and policy.
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Submarine talks mark push for wider disarmament deal
Japan France press for limits on submarines as a broader arms conference edges toward a settlement. Negotiations in Washington focus on quota splits, with France, Italy and Japan seeking parity with the United States while hints of a second conference surface. China's upheaval and General Chang Tso-Lin’s rise loom in the background as delegates weigh limits and small-nation input.
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