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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
Senators move to place the Muscle Shoals plant decision on the calendar as lawmakers and their lawyers prepare for a potential battle. The discussion centers on legislative action amid unresolved support and opposition within the chamber.
Chaos in a Vernon county village follows an election dispute amid accusations of political meddling and lawlessness. residents describe shootings and robberies as the town faces a police case, a mayoral crisis, resignations, and calls for accountability as district attorney L Avialth Meine investigates.
Three committee reports on a development project were filed Friday. The majority urged acceptance of the Ford proposal including Gorgas plant concerns and detailed conditions for disbursement and oversight. A minority urged full compliance with all Ford provisions, while a third report led by Representative Parker offered an alternate stance on the Gorgas property and related terms.
Union leaders in Chicago plan a June 24 meeting to canvass railroad workers on supporting a strike vote. The wage order would reduce pay for thousands of rail clerks, signalers, firemen, and shop workers, potentially affecting 460,000 employees nationwide. The statement warns that actions by railroad officials could prompt a broader response from workers and families. The June 24 conference in Cincinnati will set a unified approach and possible referendums on concessions and pending rules.
Alice Matlart, a 10 year old resident of the Crittenden Home for Girls in Jackson, Mich, was found murdered Friday morning with throat cut and body clothes torn. Bloodhounds are being used to pursue a suspect. no suspects named and Miss Matlitt's parents are said to reside in Oregon.
Superior Wisconsin Colonel HL C. editor of the Superior Telegram and a Civil War veteran died Friday morning from heart disease. He was years old and had served as writer for the Telegram for fifteen years.
President Harding arrived in Princeton New Jersey by motor from Somerville to dedicate the Princeton battle monument. He praised Princeton's WWI and past war contributions and received an honorary degree while naming John Witherspoon as a symbol of Princeton's revolutionary era and leadership.
A wind storm disrupted a pageant at the State Normal site in Whitewater. Scenery was damaged and rain caused postponement of the big night program scheduled for the week. Damage affected amphitheater setups and decorations, with casino-like elements unclear in the fragment.
Gale College at Galesville Wisconsin invites auto owners to help transport Luther League of America delegates on Saturday June 16 2022. The commercial club plans a shuttle leaving La Crosse fair grounds at 1 PM and returning by 6 PM requiring 300 cars. La Crosse Luther League Committee requests assistance.
The Younus Peoples Luther league convention discusses the theme The Life Worth While from multiple angles. Rev N A Madson of Mode, Iowa, speaks Thursday on knowing the way in Christ and living in the kingdom. J M Wick of Jewell Town and Judge Theodore Sten of Martisen add lay and civic perspectives. Friday morning features New Feethero of Chicago and Prof H Jorgerson of Red Wing Minnesota. The talks emphasize Christian life, service, and keeping to the Way through grace, with a layman’s view stressing life and death as twin destinies and the need to embrace the Life Worth While.
The second international triennial convention of the Young People's Lutheran League of America opened at the Normal school auditorium in Northfield Minnesota. Delegates heard Rev N A Madson and Alderman Louis Robinson welcome them to the city. It outlines plans including a continued executive secretary and a strong junior department with a full-time Junior Secretary and Junior Editor on the Lutheran Church Herald.
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