La Crosse Drops to 2 1 2 Class Fire Insurance Rating
Fire Chief receives notice from Wisconsin inspection bureau engineer Frank R. Danehint stating La Crosse is now in class 2 1 2, lowering its fire insurance rating. Milwaukee remains the only city with a higher tower rating, due to improvements in fire protection services. The change follows years of state evaluation and publication by the Wisconsin Insurance Department.
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Frea C. Ma Glaehlin
Frank R. Danehint
Wisconsin Inspection Bureau
Appleven Kenostie
Milwaukee
Dennis McNamara enters race as twelfth sheriff candidate
Dennis McNamara of 422 North Tenth Street abstained nomination papers at the county clerk’s office on Saturday. He plans to run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket, bringing the field to twelve candidates in the race.
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Dennis McNamara
North Tenth Street
Mr. McNamara
Operators And Union Leaders In Conference Today
Coal industry leaders and miners met with President Harding at the White House to seek progress on a central competitive field agreement. The session featured leaders from the operators and miners unions, with no signs of concessions, and adjourned to an executive room for further talks.
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Bari
White House
Eustifites
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Chen Wis
Jenurtaar
Ogle
Yam Green
Treas
Hoover
Tinevis
Interior Department
Harding to Inspect Marines at Gettysburg
Washington reports President Elard King will inspect Marines near Gettysburg and stay overnight at the Marine corps facility. He plans to depart by automobile for Marion, Ohio to attend a homecoming celebration next week with the trip primarily by car. The president is expected to arrive at his destination Monday.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Elard King
Torinttysbarg
Marine Corps
Triarg
Marion
Onin
Moundar
Freight Ship Wreck Report From St Maris Michigan
Unclear OCR text mentions a freighter on rocks near St Maris Michigan. Readable details include a ship, weight, bond, and a crew or traders possibly involved. The fragment references a 18 to 20 foot measurement and references to maritime terms without clear names or outcomes.
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ST. Maris
Mich
Haniders
Mexican raid on oil region raises U S doubts
Reported cross border attack near Tustin, Mexico, by bandits prompts US consular notes. Officials say details are unclear on American captives or ransom, while investigations focus on the ride’s timing and suspected regional unrest. Local observers fear further actions in the oil districts.
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Dbs
Remy Mare
aMvernme
Neil Atextes
La Crosse Railroads Hear Appeals Over Union Depot Plan
Wisconsin railroad commission pressed by La Crosse chamber and citizens council to delay union depot case for sixty days July 2 1922. Railroads serving La Crosse urged to submit proposals for improved terminals, with local officials promising further discussion and public scrutiny.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Anther
Chamber of Commerce
la Crusee
Elyak Tatrosse
City council considers railroad plans and hearings begin
The Common Council debates proposed railroad plans and seeks public input. Officials outline process for hearings, committee review, and eventual referral to the railroad commission while posting notices and inviting civic organizations to participate.
Dr Koesterer to Join Riese Sanitarium in La Crosse
Dr L M Koesterer will join Dr Riese at the Riese Sanitarium in La Crosse after studying methods of nature cure. Koesterer, former associate of Dr Lust in New York and trained at the Natropathic School, will reside with the Riese family at 4062 South Seventh Street. Card of thanks from the Halbacil family accompanies the notice.
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Josef Riese
Sond Seventh Street
Trunk Riese
Spokane
Wash
Weat Mens Wis
Dr. Stage
Pusneck
Chicago
New York
Benedtct Lust
Alan
Puihe
Halbacil
AMD
Buuane
Fire horses at Central Station sold at auction
Public auction at Central fire station sold horses used for new fire equipment. Prices ranged from 40 to 46 dollars, totaling about 170 dollars. Purchasers included Eugene Carr and C. Rundtson of Salem, while others were noted for their sale.
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Central Station
Central Fire Station
Board of Public Works
Eugene Carr
C. Rnudtson
W Salem
Electric currents from air currents and tidal energy
The readable fragments discuss electricity generation from wind and tidal sources, mentioning tests, equipment, and potential outputs. It references Minnie peer, Athort Ef Test, and various unclear terms while suggesting ongoing experimentation and engineering efforts in alternative energy.
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Minnie Peer
Gyceria
Unknown Hero Proves 10 Se Tuskegee Head
A chaotic scene unfolds on Fifth Avenue as a delivery incident ends in injury. Traffic officers identify a man as Dr. Robert R. Moto, successor at Tuskegee Institute, amid unclear details of the event and doubts about arrest.
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Robert Ro Moto
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Rhea
Americ
The Punctilious Poet and Social Ceremony
A fragmented OCR note references Swine hurne mirrors of table etiquette and a punctilious host who cherishes ceremony. It describes a dinner scene where the presiding figure endures polite rituals, folds napkins with reverent care, and values refined behavior, ending with a humorous, almost reverent toast-like moment.
Disappearing Red Sunirrets in Local Countryside
Fragmented OCR text describes birds like red sunirrets and cock as indicators, mentioning a farm scene with food and chickens, and a stark note of exterminate nar ably val, suggesting ecological decline and unusual farm observations in a rural county.
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Figland
Grand Doctor Victor Lespinasse Performs Remarkable Operation
Dr Victor Lespinasse, renowned physician, operated on Harold F McCormick, a notable harvester millionaire. The skilled surgeon smiled as he received a substantial fee reflecting the high value of the procedure.
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Victor Lespinasse
Grand
Exert
Harold F. McCormick
Harvester
Hagen Returns With British Golf Title
Walter Hagen wins the British Open in a dramatic final round. The victory secures Hagen's seventh major title as competitors battle windy conditions and rough seas. Sam C. Views, longtime inventor and press pioneer, dies at his Glencoe home after a storied career shaping the print press industry.
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Sam C. Views
Printhre Press
Hoa
Glencoe
Yes Petired Frog
Velive
Tier
Ie Gass Dvinting Peess Company
HOSS
Chic MT
Baseball Players Fined by American Association
The American Association president McKey fined players Boone Revery Benton of the Str. Dautret for unspecified misconduct. Rowers and Benton have been indefinitely suspended amid a rain delay incident at Lane 7 pire Midtown last Thursday.
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Boone, Revery
Aunt Benton
Str. Dautretor
American Association
Presiden Mckey
Orgiination
Benton
Pire
Frazier Nomination and Nestos Lead in North Dakota
In Fargo North Dakota the Associated Press reports Governor Nestos and Tayna J. Praxier nominated for governor and senator, with independent Nestos leading by 2000 to 13,000 and Frazier by 1,000 to 6,000. Independent losses noted in several districts as parties jockey for primary outcomes.
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Acker
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League
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Menimber
Farzad Forum
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Dicker
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Trail
Pierce Cates
Peace Efforts and Labor Strikes Amid Wartime Mobilization
The article outlines unyielding peace efforts and a continuing contract system among workers. It lists planned open shop operations, maintenance personnel, and industry-wide figures for machinists, foundry workers, and other trades. It notes government and federation actions calling for mobilization of workers during wartime.
National wide strike calls ripple across states
The item recounts widespread labor actions across numerous states including New Mexico and Missouri, noting a large number of workers and several officials involved. It mentions a sequence of strikes and wage concerns, with references to regional responses and potential impacts on daily life.
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Jack Mele
Bane
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Lane
Henve
Col Renee Inslinat
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