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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
Mexico City reports rising tensions as Obregon tightens political grip ahead of a planned nonbinding plebiscite. Condemnations and deep party shifts signal a brewing contest among Liberal, Constitutional, and Catholic factions. Officials emphasize voting rights while factions maneuver for presidential support amid Petroleo-era reforms.
Fragmented text suggests sockeye salmon decline linked to spawning cycles and a separate note about removing coliaine from sazar liquor during white sugar production. Details are garbled with unclear dates and entities, but indicate two distinct topics: salmon population changes and sugar refining process.
The Pioneer club hosted a bridge luncheon at Pioneer Hall card rooms with fifteen tables. Mrs. W. D. Iden and Mrs. Harry Long won favors as guests of Mrs. J. B. Rug gies, Mrs. Morgan, and Miss Cameron hosted eight tables. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Liward Peterson of Rio de Janeiro and Mrs. Price Powers of Los Angeles. A final bridge event is planned for June 24.
Fragments show ads for records, fishing supplies, electric fixtures, roofing, carpentry, and bath caps. Mentions La Crosse Hospital, La Crosse Fish Co, La Crosse Lumber Co, Weis Book Store, and Rainbow Gardens dance venue. Includes names Peter left for Green Bay, Ralph Smith in Chicago, and E Gaspard with travel plans.
The Galeville Republican recounts Theodore Dreiser criticizing critics at a Greenwich Village tea while a couple views a painting titled Saved. A dripping Newfoundland stands over a dripping unconscious child rescued from a river, prompting the wife to wonder how the child fainted after dragging the big dog from the water.
A crowded public forum in Hawaii considers a new pineapple based social panel claimed to aid the pine apple pint by breaking through barriers and preventing weed growth. Citizens debate feasibility and potential environmental impact as experts weigh benefits against risks.
Paris dispatch says Prince of Monaco, age 78, was admitted to a Paris hospital in a serious condition and scheduled for surgery on Saturday. His heir Prince Louis, a French cavalry lieutenant colonel, is a nephew by marriage. An adopted daughter Charlotte wed Count Pierre De Palicune in 1920.
Civil war veterans planning to attend the G A R encampment at Eau Claire will leave at 10 50 Monday morning on the fast mail train. Attending veterans listed include Fred A Copeland W L Osborne Charles Puikin Theo Reaney John Reaney John A Bigley Thea Hauser and Judge Edward Cronon.
Admiral Waren Kato Priday was offered the premiership of Japan after Takashi resigned. He requested time to consider forming a cabinet. Kato had previously led the Japanese delegation to the Washington Conference. The report notes wide price ranges for handwritten books in Russia.
The American Academy of Jurisprudence announces a comprehensive restatement of federal and state law and a unified teaching system for all law schools. Noted figures like Hughes and Root back the project, funding from the profession supports an endowment for ongoing work to improve law and justice. The plan includes a central NY office to assemble and distribute local knowledge nationwide.
Three men Howsarl MecWain aged 25 William Hroevis 25 and Edwart Tracey 22 are jailed in Trempealeau county on suspicion of elderberry wine robbery. Bail set at 2590 pounds each by Justice Franck Larsen of Whitehall. preliminary hearing scheduled June 14 in justice court. Harris and Tracey arrested June 8 in Wineng after caretaker Peter Reinard said two men at gunpoint forced him to drink allegedly drugged wine. Also notes Africa expedition and a 1920 France England trade figure.
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