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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
1
Police search at the Union Hotel connected to alcohol licensing concerns. Officers sought to locate Algomol amid a broader liquor law investigation and noted a warrant execution related to the case.
Officers seized a large quantity of counterfeit revenue stamps amid a government audit. The operation involved a government service operative who tracked the illicit print run and exposed the scheme. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
A Thursday class at the Normal will be held at Yafrargony per reader query. The notice confirms the session but does not provide a specific time or detailed agenda.
Fragmentary weather note reports likely southeast winds and showers, with unclear place names Yonvearesst Guthly. The readable text hints at rain or storms moving from the south to Guthly and nearby areas.
Raymond Kneesel reportedly died by his own action in North Side Park on Tuesday night. The incident occurred amid mounting debates in the Wisconsin Senate over a sixth tax bill substitute to the Blaine plan. Senator Johnson and others pushed revenue measures, with amendments debated and multiple attempts defeated as conservatives sought to force or delay action. The tax bill would frame rates from 0.5 to 10 percent for individuals and 2 to 7 percent for corporations, with a $500 homestead improvement exemption and a personal property offset.
Electricity shows a price cut amid broad rural and urban sales chatter. The daily east of Ilving reports minimal reductions in consumer rates as the labor statistics bureau notes selective city variations.
Raymond Kneesel, 209 Rose alreet, was found dead at Copeland park near St Gloud street by Henry Dietkopf at 4 45 Wednesday morning. Coroner said the death was suicide with a .22 revolver, the bullet entering the right temple. Police reported no clear motive. Kneesel’s father runs a barber shop at 809 Rose street. Funeral arrangements follow.
The saloon of Joe Hardenberg at Caledonia and Logan streets was entered Tuesday night. About $32 in hills and merchandise from the safe were taken. Entry was gained by prying the rear door with a amy. Footprints suggest a size 6 shoe. no further clues found.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in La Crosse next summer, attracting about a thousand delegates. Fond du Lac sent the telegraph notice and the Chamber of Commerce forwarded La Crosse boosters to back the invitation.
Walter Seboldt, 10, on Rose Street, struck by car while with companions. He was rushed to St Francis Hospital with crushed chest and broken ribs. police deem the accident accidental. Married couple Thomas Malone and Ruth Birnell, six weeks into marriage, narrowly escaped drowning near Strench Island. rescued by Andrew Hayes, Bartel Weber, and George Steneser. They were staying at Steves' cottage in Winona.
Today marks the second anniversary of Bishop Schwebach’s death with a memorial Mass at St Mary’s Church. Rev Dr Robert R Congdon officiated for the repose of his soul. The late bishop served St Mary’s for 23 years and Taeros for 29 years with attendees including former students from St Mary’s School.
The Wisconsin Senate adopted the Cashman resolution denouncing any US entry into the League of Nations or association with the court. The measure passed 18 to 1 after no discussion. Inflation disappears and credit improves says National Association of Credit Men official. Dairy breeders report Holstein prosperity at annual convention. Japan prepared to open negotiations with Russia as cabinet submits terms to Joffe.
Former Langaster Bank president Charles H Basford was arrested Tuesday on charges of taking 11500 from the People's State Bank. He posted 5009 bail and awaits a hearing before Court Commissioner BR Orchard. Police seek VP L A Clark and cashier J Harold Pugh for banking law violations.
Brussels reports Premier Poincare and Belgian Foreign Minister Tayspar discussed the German offer in private before the conference. Belgian proposals set total reparations at forty billion gold marks with 6 percent interest and a 1 percent sinking fund, financed by rail revenues, monopolies, and coal deliveries.
Milwaukie Wis The Democratic state central committee will meet at 7 p m Saturday at the Sherman hotel Appleton to take up matters connected with getting the party organization in shape for the next campaign The raid was issued after the request of members of the committee by Chairman John P Hume and Secretary W D Carrell Predicts G O P harmony on world court issue Washington Senator Watson of Indiana predicted that about 22 senators are inclined to support the court proposal unless reservations are adopted to show the United States is not entering the League of Nations The president has said the proposal does not imply League membership and will accept reservations to make it certain
Michigan approves a 5 million dollar road bond issue for highway construction in the 1923 24 fiscal year. The administrative board action enables at least part of the highway program despite the legislature not funding it. As heat grips the East a sweltering forecast for the next day warns of continued hot weather across the region.
Miss Gladys Prinzing third grade teacher at Washington school was shot in the back about 8 30 Tuesday near Pettibone Park. Police investigate whether it was malicious or a stray, the bullet narrowly avoided a fatal wound by inches.
The Chamber of Commerce will assist the La Crosse Interstate Fair association in selling stock to finance new buildings on the fair grounds. After a Tuesday conference, Chamber officers pledged their support to the stock selling campaign.
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