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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1923
Page
10
A Minnesota woman missionary was captured by bandits in Ghina, with reports of a reward offered for the bandit chief and demands for liberty and penalties on the robbers. The article notes confusion in names and places and mentions accompanying observers and local reactions.
A collage notes Mary Pickford's evolving screen persona and the public reception of her roles in Rosita and Sweetheart, praising her courage to grow beyond Miss Bad Girl parts while maintaining female and family fan followings. The report closes with a Census Bureau summary on US streetcar operations, revenues, and bus ridership.
The notice outlines who owes income tax, thresholds, and filing deadlines from January 1 to March 15, 1924. It explains residency, where to file, and forms 70404 and 1ud0, plus rates on net income above exemptions, with taxes on earnings over 4000 for the year 1922.
In a broad sweep, Chicago authorities arrested several suspects in a major counterfeit operation. The round up included men described as key figures and connections to a larger counterfeit network, with more arrests expected as investigations continue.
Michael H. Monariie, 64, longtime Michigan state senator and dean of the upper house, died Sunday at Crystal Malls. He served four terms as state senator since 1908 and was a member of the Mar Hue prison board of control.
A 1923 report prepared for the American government notes Europe will increasingly buy wheat from Argentina and Australia as production costs rise elsewhere. It predicts Argentina and Australia will supply a growing share of European needs as postwar demand shifts, with the United States’ exportable surplus diminishing.
Four prisoners including Genres Anderson, associate of gang leader Gerald Chapman, escaped by tunneling under the penitentiary walls in Atlanta Georgia. The breakout involved a massive construction effort and stunned authorities as investigators traced the tunnel’s path and potential accomplices.
Washington notes the annual survey of economic conditions from the Federal Reserve Board shows the American people produced more goods and spent more money than in 1922. The report highlights increased consumer activity amid evolving economic indicators.
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