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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
5
A fragmented dispatch discusses Dr Sun Yat Sen’s leadership in restoring peace in China. It notes potential armed response by General Wu and mentions military and political factions in turmoil amid foreign influence and internal power struggles.
Fragmented and garbled OCR outlines a political debate on banning new parties in Russia. References to a socialist and labor focus, with mentions of a premier, a court, and control of press and public life. The text is inconsistent but centers on limiting political pluralism and restoring a one party or controlled system.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases resembling a political or public notice. No coherent event or entities are readable. Context appears damaged with stray terms like names, locations, and dates missing.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a scene in Tenhinn with tombstones and scattered phrases about spray and a person named Turner. The legible elements mention a tomb, graves, and a confused personal note.
A farewell surprise for Mrs G F Sexaver was held Saturday, planned by Mrs Alexander Ambrosius and Mrs Lewis Meir at 303 North Frhurtemnth Street. Guests traveled by train to Stevex on French Island for dancing, refreshments, and social games to mark the trip abroad this summer and the fifteenth anniversary of the host couple.
A cluttered page lists Creamer area services and happenings including chiropractic ads, roofing, lumber, electrical work, and vehicle sales. Mentions Winona visits by Mrs. J. Teveille and a Chevrolet showroom on Suite Street. Includes local trivia and light humor items with scattered personal notices and business blurbs.
London reports a wife’s resolve funds a bold British bid to circle the globe by air. Major W. T. Blake and Captain Norman MacMillan will use four planes, starting from London toward Calcutta, then Bangkok and Japan, across the Pacific to Canada, Newfoundland, Iceland, and Scotland, aiming for Aberdeen.
A tabloid notice from Taber seeks the best female workers for a contest with prizes and strict rules. It lists qualifications, duties and the goal of finding the finest assistant in intellectual and labor tasks, with specific entrants among the top contenders named in reports from sources like the New York Sun.
Readable text is sparse and garbled. It references a scene with snow and a party, but key names, dates, and places are missing or unclear. The fragment mentions a person with syringes and possible injuries, but the details are indeterminate.
A garbled report describes Dickie’s father witnessing an incident where Dickie allegedly kicked his playmate and asked why he killed Joby. The dialogue shows Dickie resisting discipline and questioning politeness as the incident unfolds.
A garbled historical fragment appears to reference Aunt Mandy's and various unreadable phrases. The text shows mixed letters and stray words without complete sentences or clear events. No identifiable people, organizations, or places are conclusively readable.
The readable text appears as a garbled note mentioning names from Samson de Phembedt and unclear work terms. It references distances or counts like seven, but lacks coherent events or context to form a full report.
The Winona and La Crosse Elks join with Galesville Commercial club to host a Sunday picnic at Reception Park Galesville for Elks families and friends. A Winona La Crosse baseball game is a main event with other entertaining activities and a large open pavilion for dancing.
Paris reports that debates on the military service bill reveal many deputies with war service, predicting a generation led by men with war records. Notable figures include Viscount da Castelnane and others tied to Napoleonic or military lineage, with party shifts paralleling U.S. postwar trends.
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