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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
1
A disjointed report describes faith placed in Obregos to curb rebel interference amid a disputed election. The text mentions arms sales approval to a recognized regime, with references to ministries, governments, and international pressure.
A local notice announces a two cent raise in gasoline prices. The garbled text references various names and places without clear, readable details.
A chaotic clipping reports Sailstad and Girl Part to begin four year terms amid flood and buried evidence near Chicago. A cache yields items, a search continues for clues, and investigators trace a buried body found after the rain drenched western town. The report mentions a death 20 hours later and references to local figures and an ongoing probe.
An incident at Green Bay centers on Esoreye as he enters prison. The account mentions wardens and the timing of parole eligibility, with references to veterans officials and reformatory movements. Details describe the approach to the penal institution and the departure of figures connected to the case.
The university board will decide funding actions at the January 18 meeting after a lack of clear guidance from regents. No steps were announced and discussions stalled as the board reviews emergency financing optionsamid uncertainty.
A frigid weather advisory issued for Temperyence predicts temperatures plunging tonight into the single digits with strong wind chills. Forecasters urge residents to bundle up, limit outdoor activities, and ensure heating systems are working properly to prevent hazards.
A Denver university psychologist presents a controversial view at a Soviet psychology conference that Plains Indians showed great resistance to fatigue and stress. The talk cites age, race, and class as factors, noting limited data and calling for cautious interpretation while highlighting elderly individuals and diverse groups.
A fragmented report describes a 499 foot fall into wires with efforts to provide safety and assistance. The text references a person or observer named Pilate and mentions persistence and receiving help, but the exact details are unclear due to the OCR damage.
Reporters await clues about the airship disaster as officials seek a missing note believed to clarify the fate of the commander and the crew. The search pause and resumed probes focus on recovering any surviving documentation from the wreck site.
A political dispute centers on Senator La Follette's proposal to strike down a four five Supreme Court ruling. Defense continues as critics warn of threats to free speech, assembly, and protection of life and liberty amid rising public hysteria. Local lawmakers debate constitutional limits and congressional remedies.
In a police court session six defendants faced speeding and drunkenness charges. Wheeler and Vidank plead not guilty. others entered pleas or were bound over for further hearing as the judge set the next date for January 10.
A proposal to promote a simplified English as a universal international language gains support from leaders and researchers. The plan aims to reduce language barriers in diplomacy science and commerce, though critics note potential cultural and implementation challenges.
Supping clerk at the Lawrr Clothing Company wounded himself with a knife in his office just before noon on Saturday. He was taken to Travis hospital in critical condition with faint hopes for recovery. Williams roomed at 324 South Fifth Street. investigators found a power of attorney note naming his brothers Mausmin of Wis and J Williams of Madison.
Ashland Wis Leo Parks faces hearing in county court over alleged automobile thefts. Letters from Waupaca Marshfield Stevens Point Milwaukee and Des Moines describe butter thefts linked to the suspect. Federal agents are also interested in the disappearance of autos.
The armored cruiser Rochéster, flagship of the U S special service squadron, sails to Port of Atmapata Honduras to monitor unrest in Honduras and Southern Mexico. It will stay in the area until disturbances ease.
Reports describe chaotic events as sires flee a refgretory amid a Sugden uprising. Girls shriek and tear clothing while furniture is smashed, with fires and panic spreading. Authorities, including Sheriff Dred and others, quell the scene as trees are cut and possessions overturned. The upheaval, said to be the first in over a decade, draws in farmers and local residents amid tension and threats.
Indictments against McRay multiply amid Marion County probe into Governor Warren Po and the Beotherseed of America. Names and charges appear as investigators pursue clues across a broad and tense political landscape. The report also covers a child kidnapping case in Wisconsin, and coal rate and political notices from Minneapolis.
An armed gang robs a Chicago suburb bank on Saturday, firing revolvers and a shotgun as bystanders flee. A bystander is shot during the chaos, employees are restrained, and police pursue the bandits amid a frantic, violent confrontation.
Elias Nilson, a child, is reported to be in grave condition with severe bruises after an incident. Hospital authorities say he remains under close care as attempts to stabilize his injuries continue. Further details are not available.
In New York the estate of Mrs Fallot Tleepamnt atorwann sister of Tierpen Morse and the Willey of the Rew is valued at less than 59 000 dollars. Morgan leaves her entire estate to her only child.
Milwaukee Wis voters watch the mayoral race as Dave Rose announces another run. The fragmented dispatch notes party positions and local political dynamics, highlighting Rose’s renewed bid amid a contested field and city charter considerations.
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