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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
3
A fragment discusses a gun injury to Miss Glads and questions the citys ability to enforce firearm safety. It argues that law cannot prevent all harm and calls for private owners to self restraint, noting limited police reach and the need for common sense to curb violence.
Fragmentary text discusses farm prices and governmental regulation, referencing Senator Arthur Capill en and political stances. It notes non farming voters and farm interests, and mentions a division among farmers over stabilization schemes and public opinion shaping rural votes.
The farmer is portrayed as inherently capitalist and individualist, resentful of any government intrusion beyond creating a level playing field for his own labor. The tone emphasizes self-reliance and minimal state interference as essential to fair opportunity.
Dispatches say France and Britain reached a deal on Sarre valley administration after a gag law sparked a clash over Versailles treaty criticism. The law punished anti Versailles talk with heavy fines or prison, prompting parliament friction in Britain. The deal aims to resolve the free speech dispute amid Ruhr and Near East tensions.
A Paris literary dispute questions the 3000 prize awarded to Fran coise Robiscon de la Queriniere for The Spanish Grandes. Investigations reveal Robiscon, a retired businessman, funded the prize, prompting debates about fame, advertising, and artistic merit in Paris.
A fragmentary summary notes a major fire in New Lisbon with widespread damage and a long, rapid response by fire crews from Mauston and Tomah. It mentions court actions in a related case, property losses on California Street, and references to local figures Freeman of 1324 Calenzaia Street and Mrs. W. L. loading a jury. Also recalls older events thirty years ago including a Bingo game and Chicago trip for residents.
A fragment from a county paper shows Jane Mercy and her niece Bertha debating heroism and loyalty. Bertha insists a steady, ordinary life counts as virtue while the talk recalls past figures and community pressures, weaving a long, humorous reflection on character.
A Chicago man was shot by a female bandit who fled with an accomplice in the victim’s car. The assailant demanded the wedding ring, shot the husband during the struggle, and the pair fled north in the car. The wife survived, and the crime prompted a citywide search for the suspects.
A group of youths including Kenesel and Rapexel were swimming near Depere Beach when Rapexel drowned. Police and bystanders attempted rescue, but Kenesel died and Rapexel could not be saved by midafternoon. One police officer noted six miles distant response took seven minutes.
Milwaukee police and local officials investigated a robbery at Randolph Wisconsin. A wreckage of nets valued around 3000 was stolen from a station safe and agents were dispatched to Randolph to conduct the inquiry. Police asked Milwaukee guards to watch for suspects traveling to the city.
Fragmentary note suggests using an aquarium as a temporary sealant to mend something. Reads like shorthand repair tip. May indicate improvised fix and material reference. No clear objects or dates specified. Further context needed to identify exact item and purpose.
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