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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a New Orleans inventor amid a death panic and prison row press, with court actions and mentions of a patent, a Wrest Chia See pene, and various garbled names. It hints at a christening, poetry writing, and blueprint work but unreadable details limit clarity.
Juneau reports Governor proposes preserving a Lincoln statue within a new national park on a southern Alaska island near old Fort Tonga. The plan centers a totem thought to be about thirty feet tall, once photographed from a Lincoln portrait, created by an Indian over fifty years ago.
A chaotic garbled text cites an address by an official from the Yank of Commerce predicting increased gold circulation and outflow from the United States. It mentions inflation, deflation risks, and a large event, but the fragmentary wording obscures key details and names.
A local feature explores birth rate themes with reference to Eta INS WAITINGTON and a heroine figure in The Wirth rite. Dietit Inrrense appears as a key term in the death ripe context, with early numerical data hinted in the preview.
A. G. Tinford of Standard Oil urged a government hands off policy before the Revited Advertising Mules of the World convention in Atlantic City. He spoke as the 1924 birth figures for 24 states were reported, showing variations in rates and participation across regions.
United Mine workers in Pittsburgh were told to face a charge brought by a Chicago woman named Mrs Ingi Sorensen on behalf of her six year old son. The hearing was set after a representative appeared for the complainant. Details of the case are sparse in the fragment.
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