Bill to govern meat industry faces House vote
Senate action on a measure to regulate livestock prices and private enterprise stalls as debate centers on federal trade implications and potential price controls. The bill, tied to meat packing, could become law before March Fourth with possible House passage or a conference to reconcile differences.
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La Crosse Winter Sports Carnival Opens Tomorrow
A 1921 proclamation announces La Crosse four day Winter Sports Carnival with civil parade on Thursday. Businesses to close at noon Thursday January 27 to allow public participation and parade filming for millions. Mayor supports the event with assent and compliance.
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Jim’s Home Saved by Generous City Community
A local drive saved Jim’s home after a mix of gifts poured in from residents across the city. Donations ranged from 23 cents to 5 dollars, with many anonymous and a few larger gestures. The fund, organized by neighbors and the press, pledged to cover payments and keep a sober, industrious family in their house.
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Biggest Ever Grain Show Opens to Public in State
The state grain show, claimed as the largest yet, will open to the public on Wednesday with exhibits of grain, sheaves, and grasses on display at the Elks building third floor and the Chamber of Commerce. Stores close at noon Thursday to allow attendance for the prize parade and Pathe News coverage. Officials from the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association and the state department of agriculture attended and noted entries from Minnesota, Iowa, and nearby states.
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Parade Route for Wednesday Carnival Evening
The parade forms on South Third Street and proceeds along Fifth Street to Market Square, with marchers asked to be in position by 5 p.m. Vehicles and pedestrians are urged to avoid the route while the parade moves through Cassy North on Fourth and Pearl to Front, then onward to Seventl and beyond, ending at Market Square for evening sports events.
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La Crosse Carnival Cereal Show Boasts Bold Appeal
La Crosse juices up town pride with a flare as Ingels unveils a new sled and skating display. Flaming red accents and a lively crowd promise thrills at the festival. Local booster calls La Crosse the finest, urging residents to spread the word and draw visitors.
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Little Hope For Immediate Movement Toward Disarmament Declares Jap Foreign Minister
Japanese foreign minister said there is little hope for near term disarmament movement. He noted restrictions if proposed by others, cited Germany’s position, and said Japan seeks self protection not expansion while open to considering arms restraint to aid world peace. Opposition leader Ishii criticized Siberian policy and urged withdrawal of troops, arguing it affects Japan’s aims.
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Local men plead guilty in liquor cases in court
Two Arcadia area men Frank Konetchy and Frank J J sued to guilty pleas in United States court before Judge Taudis Tate. Others, including Louis Subotta, Florence Grossmio, Gust Keck, Tuel Rusch, Andrew Subotta, and Thomas Bates, also changed pleas from not guilty to guilty as cases moved forward in a week of prosecutions.
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In Town Bert Ispell Claims Farm Killing
The tale from Farmington reports Bert Ispell arriving with a claim of killing a hog on his farm. The read is fragmentary and vague, but the line suggests a dramatic confession or admission connected to a local incident.
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The TariffinA Condition Of Unbalanced Trade
A long debating piece argues against immediate tariff increases. It notes Europe owes the United States billions in government and private debt and suggests protectionist tariffs would aid repayment through imports. The author opposes abrupt tariff changes and cites Republican platform assurances.
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Mystery surrounds hotel room death of George Slone
George Slone, a transient registered at a local hotel, was found dead in a second room after the door remained locked for over 24 hours. Police theorize death by self infliction with a 38 caliber revolver in his hand and note efforts to erase identification marks and signs of a recent purchase. The coroner notes the man, aged about 26 to 28, appeared to be despondent and had contemplated the act for some time, with a clipping from a newspaper verse found in his clothing. The only personal possessions were a small sum and a wristwatch. The hotel staff observed subdued behavior and lack of luggage prior to death.
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Allies Reject Plan To Turn Austrian Problem Over
Allied supreme council rejected turning the Austrian financial problem to the League of Nations. A commission will conduct a thorough inquiry into Europe’s economic situation with emphasis on Austria. British, French, and Italian experts will lead the inquiry, including Sir Robert Nor, Louis Louchar, and Signor Aiumanint.
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Get-Together Club Elects Milwaukee Officials Tonight
Members of the Get-Together Club in Milwaukee will elect officers this evening. W. M. Thurber of Poruze, superintendent of the La Crosse division, and TY. Hasenhale of Dubuque, superintendent of the Dubsave division, are expected to attend along with a post-election dinner.
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Sea monster due to arrive from north side
Citizens on the north side protect a sea monster as a king of the sea travels southerly toward La Crosse. Mathematicians estimate it will reach the south side by Thursday while no clear description of the creature is available.
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