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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
The assembly debated and moved toward repealing the dry law with parties expressing varied concerns. Several members hailed potential tax and market benefits, while critics warned of social and enforcement challenges ahead.
Friday brings fair to good conditions across ne prahanty with light winds and mild temperatures. No significant precipitation expected, and coastal or regional patterns indicate stable air masses. Expect a comfortable day for outdoor activities and travel.
Georges Tharcher, pilot of a flivver, announced he sat temporarily changed his fledits after his craft plunged into a tree. French flyer Barbot, also flying, struck a tree and was uninjured, with his machine partly wrecked. Witnesses said Barbot appeared to lose control at about 500 feet. Barbot planned to return to France with a similar aircraft.
A military dirigible named Te-1 exploded and caught fire during a 40 foot jump attempt near Wilbur Wright field. Two crewmen were hospitalized with injuries, one breaking a ankle and another suffering crushed ankle injuries. The craft swung in wind and struck another sternvier as a high voltage arc triggered the blaze.
A chaotic Wisconsin scene unfolds as a twelve year old boy fires a shot that hits a schoolteacher in the back. Police and authorities respond amid confusion and conflicting reports about the incident and ongoing investigations.
Permel Smith was found with a rifle after firing a shot that nearly hit two bathers beneath a bridge on Wednesday night. Police say he was apprehended near the scene, transported to the central station, and questioned as details emerged about the incident and the shooter’s motives.
Walter Seholdt, fifty years old, of Linge Street, was severely injured in a wreck this morning. He was taken to St Francis Hospital with serious injuries. Doctors reported he has a chance to recover, while witnesses describe the crash as severe and intense.
A street car collision severely damaged a car side by side with the street car. No injuries were reported. Dispatch notes indicate authorities planned release of prisoners by Saturday.
The Wisconsin National Guard undergoes a broad redesignation of La Crosse elements and related units, with 3 La Crosse Field Artillery batteries renamed and multiple infantry and support companies reassigned or disbanded. Major Holley’s Cavalry Finance Unit remains unchanged as reorganizations consolidate headquarters, battalions, and service batteries across 120th Field Artillery and adjacent units.
Wisconsin lawmakers consider two duplicate substitute bills approved by Governor to raise about 15 million dollars. Exemptions target homesteads and personal property offsets set at ten dollars, with individual and corporate rates outlined and a planned shift of funds between state and local governments. Senate promises action Friday amid tax plan alignment with governor.
A distorted German note outlines annuities totaling about 600 to 650 marks yearly if no immediate international loan is secured. It envisions a general conference on reparations, pledging to reveal financial resources and allow inspection of German industry accounts, with a plan to replace capital loans by annuities.
Madison era report notes Senate approval of a rapid plan to establish junior colleges in several Wisconsin cities. The measure funds seven sites and aims to create labor and teacher training programs for high school graduates, with state match and government support pending. Names and specific cities are partially garbled in the source.
In Galahgem state a plan to reorganize the farmer labor movement is announced. Oklahoma City coverage notes a June 18 meeting called by the governor to discuss restructuring and leadership of the farm organizations now seen as diverted from their power base.
Oscar Olson paid a 200 dollar fine after alcohol was found in a hotel on Bend Third Street. Police arrested six people for possession with intent to sell and inspected the premises. A search revealed six gallons of alcohol under the bar during the bar’s opening.
Reported theft involved 82 and merchandise valued at 75 dollars. Police say suspects possibly teens from Logan and Cantonia streets area, with unclear party trace. Investigation continues as authorities recreate scene and gather clues.
The article discusses the reparations commission's view on Germany's obligations under Versailles. It notes proposals and counteroffers, with mentions of a initial demand around thirty billion and debates over sums. The piece hints at broader political maneuvering and potential continuation on later pages.
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