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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
3
The piece argues that petroleum drives national conflict, with Mosul oil fields a flashpoint between Turkey and Great Britain. It contends a future synthetic fuel could render Mosul irrelevant, but rulers cling to war as a habit despite calls for peace.
Speculation centers on whether Harding letter or Johnson speech influenced Borah to withdraw his world economic conference amendment. Johnson assails the plan as isolationist, attacking Borah as a tool of international bankers, risking a rift with Borah and the progressive ranks. Borah may have acted to avoid embarrassing the administration and to support global economic moves.
The passage credits Senator Borah for sincerity in politics and notes that if an economic conference is arranged and yields improvement, credit for unselfish leadership will go to Borah even though another leader is ahead. The tone is cautiously hopeful about international cooperation and fiscal diplomacy.
The piece argues that the United States is more entangled in European affairs than at any prior time. It notes Senator Borah's shift toward recognizing entanglements, cites Lausanne and Near East developments, and critiques the administration’s stance on economic and reparations talks while praising disarmament efforts.
The quoted lines express disjointed thoughts about a famous dancer, public shock, New Year booties and booze, and the value of a kiss linked to supply and demand. The passage muses on need, future prospects, and legality in a fragmented, satirical voice. Names and clear events are unclear due to garbled text.
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs John Eliott entertained friends for their twenty first anniversary Mrs Jessie Hamilton wed last night at Mrs G Hamiltons home 1527 Green Bay street She was twenty five Mr and Mrs Robert Griswold and children of Onalaska plan New York future home Mrs Wm Field leaves for Genoa New York in attendance the fiftieth wedding anniversary of her parents Mr August Semsck conducts a meat market at 896 South Third street Evans on a business trip Twenty years ago today Joseph Nicintier patent well tube lifter Carl B Noeke buys Gertrude B Harrison residence for 2960 A forever party for Cashton departure Cassels opens law office on North Sixth street Sailer receives valuable paint found on land THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY View Treasurer Baths closes offices 2384.00 loan paid Mahoney and Morris new law firm opens Rose street office Thomas Silha resigns M I A post Adams company imports eight London pictures Captain C N Atkinson resigns to Governor Peck Bishop Schwebach consecrates new bells for Holy Trinity church
Aunt Lettie and Aunt Herrie plan a sea voyage on a pine scented shore as Annie Laurie, Norman, and Jim confront danger and romance. The scene centers on a tense forest setting, a canoe trip, and a looming island escape amid family dynamics and poetry talk.
The scene centers on Annis Tayi and a small group by a campfire as they share food and stories. Tim comments on the mood while others reflect on past events and uncertain futures. The dialogue hints at tension and unresolved plans among the group.
A Sunday Rivoli program blends stand up and song performances led by entertainers including Coen and Pipgazitts. The show highlights lively humor and musical numbers with a varied cast to entertain theatergoers.
A fragmented report describes delegates at a peace parley soliciting support to aid refugees. The piece notes the assembly’s calls for asylum assurances and warns of possible loss of property if aid is withheld, highlighting urgent relief efforts amid mounting displacement.
Abe Martin Tad and Artie Small’s friends helped him during a odd party moment. One guest stood at the edge of the room while another moved toward a crowded area, creating a curious scene.
In Madison Wisconsin a raid on two speakeasies led to seizures of two stills valued at thirty barrels of liquor and other contraband. Officers reported fishy liquor and mainshine seized while property owners were away. no arrests were listed in the initial report.
The New Congress sees six committees organized by the Progressive Bloc. Wisconsin Senator La Follette and Alabama Democrat Huldleston lead, with Republican members Voigt Beck Caoper Browne Nelson on labor natural resources and railways house committees.
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