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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
1
A heated discussion outlines proposals to remove a single car from the south side and reallocate street operations. Officials warn changes could raise fares and disrupt transit, with residents citing disruption to daily commutes and the need for consistent service.
French Island shipments flood local markets with ripe berries. Vendors report strong demand as buyers scoop up fresh fruit. lines form at stalls amid steady supply and rising prices observed by market observers.
A garbled clipping reports Fairbanks denying a rumor about a stork hovering or delivering a baby. The fragment mentions names like Mary Tickford Dale and a promised visit, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear dates or events.
A scrambled fragment notes a Wednesday game involving Towne and a homer by Phil Kelly. The text references Sankey with Phi and a ninth inning moment, mentioning a Miami Dolphins tie and a Mills event, but details are incomplete.
Local election data show a contested ballot with figures including a total around 126,400 and a proposed 20,000 on a related measure. Community groups and officials weighed the implications as voters considered the plan at polling sites.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr a New York war veteran and Times reporter travels from New York to Seattle to open a Pacific Northwest news bureau. He tours with his wife and others, driving a large car, praising good roads and weather, and sharing memories of scooping the Prince of Wales story. The party plans to remain in Seattle through November 1 before returning to New York.
Arthur Evans, son of Dr and Mrs Who Injered Alls Spine diving into shallow Mississippi water near New Orleans. He sustained severe injuries to his spine and is hospitalized. Authorities investigated the incident and cautioned about water depth and safety.
Arthur Evans, son of Dr and Mrs Evans, was injured while diving in shallow water on the Mississippi near New Orleans. He struck his head, injuring the spine and was taken to a New Orleans hospital. Family reports his condition as serious but improving, amid words of hope from doctors and relatives.
Obscure fragment notes a memorial event with speakers at Westby and Arcadia. Names include Baldwin and Doherty with unclear roles amid broken phrases about an exorcist tradition and a town gathering. The text is garbled and hard to parse for precise facts.
Minnesota report: five men in a large touring car robbed two bank messengers near Mill City, escaping with about 16,000 dollars. The bandits stepped from a machine, forced the messengers to surrender the bags, and fled as a police alert spread. Nearby headquarters and the bank were in view as the heist unfolded late Wednesday.
Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American women's tennis champion, defeated Madame Vaussard of France in the women’s singles at the world hard court championships tourney in Ore.START. NEW FACTORY RICE MARE, Wik. Officers of a newly organized $1,200 furnace heating company announced a large furnace will be erected here. The plant will be the largest heating system in the sector.
The body of Corporal Selmer J. Simonson, died of wounds in the Argonne, was brought to La Crosse and laid to rest at Oak Grove Cemetery. Services were held at Saint Savior's Church with the Ray L. Vingtre post, American Legion, active. Simonson, of Company M Third, earlier served in Company C, Machine Gun Battalion, and spoke farewell to his comrades before burial.
Senate approves Senator Lenroot's resolution authorizing a general agricultural survey. The measure, adopted Tuesday by the Senate, now goes to the House. It calls for a comprehensive study of agricultural problems with recommendations for legislation to address them.
Chicago taxpayer C W Hunt filed a federal bill to enjoin Mayor William Hale Thompson and officials from paying more than 1 000 000 in building expert fees He alleges a conspiracy to defraud the city diverting bond sale proceeds to unlawful purposes and to promote the city hall machine The suit mirrors a Tribune action and names the same law firm for representation.
Tulsa erupted in race clashes beginning Tuesday night with white mobs and armed guards centering on the negro quarter. Police report at least 75 killed, with fires raging through Standpipe and Sunset Hill, while guardsmen and volunteers attempt to control mobs and protect refugees.
The Railway Labor Board announced a wage reduction affecting about two thirds of July 1947 increases for 104 roads that filed for decreases, cutting roughly 460 million from annual payrolls. Union leaders withheld comment as a July 1 meeting was set to discuss the award, with leaders of the four big brotherhoods saying reductions are not enough.
The following table shows wage decreases authorized by the United States rail labor board for various railroad labor classes. It lists clerks, announcers, station employes, freight handlers, track crews, machinists, telegraphers, engineers, brakemen, conductors, and many unions affected, with per hour or per month adjustments and notes on experienced tiers and special rates.
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