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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1920
Page
7
The article discusses shifts in China's political landscape, noting changes in Bolshevism and monarchist influence amid international pressure. It mentions the global reactions and potential repercussions on trade, with speculation on how these internal dynamics may affect foreign relations and ideological alignments.
A garbled OCR-like passage mentions names and places in a disjointed, unclear string. Readable elements include odd references to Turkey, Mei, Pauley, Katown, and Birk, but no coherent event or context emerges from the fragment.
New York police say Monk Bastiran, a notorious gangster known as Monk, was murdered by former associates. Assistant District Attorney Hennis notes the death occurred in a grim firefight, with investigators believing old pals who turned on him cornered him after his heroism in France.
Vernon County farming society announces new officers at its meeting. Louis President H M Minshail, vice president W E Charrette, secretary TC Buyers, treasurer Hiram Lindemann and D Le Bachan named. Executive committee includes George Minshall, OW Moore, O A Peehnan, J A Moeymind, Nustad, and others.
Paris reports President Millerand may switch from the presidential train to an airplane limousine for official trips to foreign capitals and cities in the provinces, a move that would alter France's usual travel mode for heads of state and require a security squad and journalists.
A New Year Eve scene in Chicago is shaped by a police announcement amid a crime clean up drive. Charles Clyne says federal agents will inspect brinks and cafes for liquor, aiming to arrest anyone carrying liquor on streets. Kilpatrick case and Bolshevik talks add international intrigue as Red Cross notes a escapee daughter of Prince Kaigaveteh linked to Russian Red Cross leadership.
Fragmentary 1955 item mentions Irene Anigaveteh and Wroe's interpreter role for the American Red Cross. Includes garbled quotes about high ball and a grindpa term. Context suggests a sensationalized bulletin on a girl escaping Bolshevik forces with an international setting.
Patrons of the Dressel Commercial and Savings banks in Chicago waited for hours Monday as President Audaey Dress failed to reopen. Creditors petitioned a federal judge to appoint a receiver, with the Chicago Title and Trust Company named. Officials blamed two years of burglaries and hold-up losses for the depleted finances.
A Michigan quarry has installed a new stone crusher with capacity around 2500 to 2700 tons of stone per hour. The machine is described as the most powerful of its kind ever built, signifying a major upgrade in local mining capabilities.
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