18 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary report reflects at length on British policy toward Germany and reparations, noting Prime Minister Lloyd George and opponents debating war aims, indemnities, and peace terms. It mentions Tar, Petain, and conference talks with allies, with emphasis on German payment and postwar settlement dynamics.
Detroit police hunt a man who tried to interview Ford executive Mt. Jeary Bother at One American Publishing in Dearborn. The suspect, described as female as a guard, allegedly planned to reach Ford by risky route and claimed he would swim the river if needed. Local editor MoloT said to have been targeted as part of an attempt to interview Ford.
Wisconsin lawmakers unleashed a flood of measures on the final day of the week, lifting the total to 545. Senators trailed with 382 on the list day as committees prepare the bulk of action, while debate grows only on major bills.
Mrs Fred Harm of 27 West A South died in a local hospital Thursday afternoon about five o'clock from burns sustained when gasoline exploded at the residence. Her sister-in-law Mrs Harm’s daughter-in-law Mrs Liven, badly burned while helping rescue, remained under care at St Francis Hospital Friday.
In a snowy city scene on the Causeway Toboggan, Skinnay and youngsters take turns riding a wagon sleds down the slope. The novelty draws crowds as north-side youths imitate the ride daily, hoping for more snow and more fun before it ends.
At TAACK Minn Lieutenane Major Hames Dutty, also Walter Priextad, posed as the world’s greatest stunt flyer to dupe police. He is jailed in Ramsey County on a charge linked to an automobile incident. Arraigned Monday in La Crosse, he posed as a city detective and wooed a local society girl. He faces arraignment in notice court Friday.
In Janesville Wisconsin George Thnis Jeter W Sheels and George Golianis were sentenced by Judge Maxfield to Green Bay Reformatory. Sheels and Jeter received two years each for unspecified charges and Golianis received one and a half years. The trio had barqueized the Jamesy Tide and Leather Company in Janesville.
Reported plans by William B. Coney to fly nonstop across the United States in under 24 hours. He aims to depart Rockwell Field and reach Jacksonville with a final dinner stop, following a mishap to rival Lieut. Pearson.
Chicago dispatch reports Soviet government agents seeking large orders from American manufacturers as pressure to win U S recognition of the Soviet government. Two men allegedly pose as Soviet representatives and claim inside information. Contracts reportedly cover 200000 dresses 600 skirts and similar quantities of women garments and coats.
A noon bulletin from Caruso's bedside reports he is distinctly improved after a heart attack and pleurisy relapse. Five physicians signed the notice noting weight loss of about seventy pounds and that further operations depend on the latest test results.
Wisconsin League of Women Voters held a Friday meeting in MilwAukee to record support for abolishing roadhouses, with only public officials opposing. The list of officers and district directors from Milwaukee and other counties was announced, naming several members and positions. A separate note reports Geiger in Springfield having ankle curtains installed around the jury box to shield women jurors from public viewing.
In Cleveland a jury acquitted Tudse Wil Ham II McGannon of three second degree murder charges linked to the death of H. C. Beagy. The verdict came after a trial by a panel of twelve jurors, including women, amid intense courtroom scrutiny.
In Matewan West Virginia the defendant told Tat Marewan chief of policy that he killed three Baldwin-Felts men during the May 19 pistol and rifle fight. Testimony named Albert Felis Lee Wells and Bo Cunningham as the victims. The court heard from Miss Bessie Unmitten and Miss Josephine Hamilton about the chaotic aftermath and killings in the town street.
In Winona River man Sam Giebolz arraigned in municipal court for intoxication, he tells the judge he is used to walking and asks to sit in the rear as he explains his gait. Judge Fitzpatrick remarks on the walk, questioning if nothing seems peculiar.
Toshi moto Ogisawara, the Japanese sentry who shot and killed Naval Lieut. Langdon of the United States cruiser Albany at Viatrivostok in December, faced opposition in a resolution in the Taiwanese diet. The resolution argued the shooting was justifiable and punishment would threaten Japanese discipline.
A formal complaint against Federal Judge Landis of Chicago for remarks in the Ottawa Illinois bank clerk embezzlement case is described in a letter to the Department of Justice sent Monday by Senator Dinwiddie of South Carolina. The story also notes Senate passage of a post office appropriation bill totaling 574 million dollars, with the measure moving back to the House.
Wilhelm Walters aged 46 pleaded guilty to theft at Mourschy county court and was sentenced to a year in prison. The case involved more than $150 worth of rubber mill materials stolen from La Crosse Rubber Mills. Walters had married 17 year old Viola Vivian Middlebach after obtaining a license the day before a judge refused it due to the girl's youth. He bid farewell to his wife in the sheriff’s office, asking her to keep his clothing until release.
Opposing sides meet in Chicago with leaders from The Four and allied railroad executives and AFL affiliates to hear a report on a plan to abrogate operating agreements. The meeting follows weeks of debate before the railroad labor board as leaders seek timely action amid financial pressures and delayed decisions.
An explosion at a Racine Wisconsin gas plant wrecked the two story meter house, damaged nearby buildings, and disrupted downtown gas supply. Night engineer Jdomer Waite was trapped but expected to survive. damage estimated around $50,000 with gas service expected within forty eight hours.
Mendota Minnesota Friday pilot C C Eversole bailed out from 3000 feet when engine failed three miles south of Mendota as his air mail plane crashed and was demolished near the landing point. The same area previously saw Pilot K M Stewart die in a similar crash nearby. In Pittsburgh suburbs, women form pistol clubs to guard homes against robbers.
Angora reports that the Turkish National Assembly here voiced desire to reestablish diplomatic relations with the United States. The note indicates an intention to resume formal ties between the two nations.
President elect writes to President Wilson asking that a luncheon be arranged at the White House on March 4 for him and his immediate family. Vice President and Mrs. Wilson will not attend. If Wilson goes to the capital for the inauguration he will ride in his car. White House officials call the luncheon offer generous and the President-elect expresses gratitude. Wilson issues a proclamation declaring Mitch a holiday for government workers.
At the National Woman's Party convention in Washington a sharp debate ended with the adoption of a resolution backing a straight anti disarmament program for the future. The majority supported the committee report outlining the party stance.
Speed skating events for boys and girls are scheduled Saturday at Pettibone under the winter carnival sports committee. Competitors will race in a program after the afternoon schedule, with prizes and standings to be announced.
Lincoln Neb The house Vii Gay passed a bill depriving non citizens of the right to own land in Nebraska The vote stood 60 to 2 percent The bill now goes to the senate
Washington report notes the weather bureau forecasts the coldest winter weather for much of the eastern United States next week. A special bulletin says cold waves will extend south to the Gulf and South Atlantic states with freezing temperatures along the coast in the first part of the week.
A vast Dublin operation began early Friday with about a thousand troops, armored cars, and machine guns enacting searches around Mountjoy Square. Barricades and machine gun posts were set, and a nationwide sweep extended across districts as authorities pursued Frank Terliring, amid unclear outcomes and prior incidents ending in civilian deaths. The London dispatch notes Lindsay’s kidnaping in County Cork by armed men, while Belfast reports a clash between shipyard workers and a riot involving Father Sinn.
Washington reports that a rider authorizing $100,909,000 for road construction was defeated in the Senate. The motion to insert the appropriation failed 41 to 35, short of the two thirds required vote.
Madison Wisconsin At the request of Assemblyman Fran Fowler the assembly sent to the committee for further hearing the Fowler Bill which prohibits two judge sitting juries while a separate group favored an open hearing The debate reveals support and opposition to the bill and its implications for judicial procedures.
Ancon Peru. Losu in seit of Benjy, a known Peruvida ieviater, departed by seaplane on Friday for a flight to New York. He reaches Preven Faisma Saturday.
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