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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
6
The K of P held memorial services Sunday afternoon in the Roof PL hall Puarth and Jay sifereps. His iene sit weleler gave a stressinee. The Mothers Crek directed the service as the grave was attended.
A fragmented report outlines political maneuvers around defeating a Tas bill. It cites figures like Peleg and mentions conference activity, legislative timing, and party dynamics, including progressives and other factions. The piece references hearings, votes, and potential regulatory actions pending further details.
A Saturday auto accident near Rainbow Gardens caused injuries and docked traffic near Central patrol station. A taxi or motorist struck a vehicle near Ka Caretegis, with one pedestrian injured and two vehicles involved. Fire crews responded as ambulances converged, drawing Northeastern police attention to the scene.
Lacrosse Y.M.C.A. edged Eau Claire in the inter city athletic meet held Saturday. The meet featured teams and notable performances across swimming and track with Lacrosse state results and records noted.
Readable parts describe cleaning a car top with a duster or fringe like dust suspended from a perch. The passage is garbled with many missing words and unclear syntax, limiting extraction of concrete facts or entities.
Italian and Feeney crewmen in New York harbor reportedly faced ration limits amid prohibition rules. The Times notes foreign crews aboard vessels near the Sait Mork river and Danes City. no official liaison was confirmed.
The report notes Mike Tucker of Sparta denying fraud claims amid a series of financial disputes and contested assertions. Details mention state oversight and local officials named in the case, with references to hearings and parties involved.
Captain Amundsen dispatches relief planes to Spitzbergen amid perilous weather. The article notes their readiness, the risks, and a crash or forced landing encountered near North Waltes as crews push to assist.
North Bend hosted a large community celebration centered on a ball game with many locals in attendance. The day featured student speakers and responses from officials, including county superintendent Stevens. Melrose and nearby teams participated, with the afternoon game drawing crowd interest and the event wrapping with an evening program.
Fragmentary report describes a coup with the king meeting ambassadors and Premier Zankel as the new regime asserts control. Officials declare a period of exceptional powers to stabilize the capital Soma and inform foreign representatives of the change.
Obituary notes Andrew Hansson dies and funeral services occur at Rev. Mes William Welsh home on South Sixth Street. Wensole Howard Award mentioned for Wensole. survivors include Clara 11, Barn Ann 2, Imerie, and Oscar Wensole. Mr Weise once lived in Tatensse. wife is daughter of Mrs. August Jaeger.
A damaged note reports Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee offers to box Leonard for a Chicago benefit. It mentions promoter Tin Mallen and potential opponent Renny Deonared, with talk of Lesnard and Benny’s offer implications.
Appleton Wisconsin report notes the Democratic state central committee was enlarged to eleven members with one from each district and broad powers. An executive from each district will be appointed to study governmental problems in other states and report findings during the next Wisconsin campaign. The next meeting likely in Eau Claire.
A sea monster about five feet long and estimated at 2,009 pounds was harpooned and shot Sunday by a party from Miami off Marathon about ninety miles south of Miami. They planned to land the fish at Long Key. Fifty bullets from a high powered rifle failed to stop its struggles.
Samuel Bela, 76, died June 7 in Tomah and was buried June 8 in Okiremory. Survived by widow Bola Spiger, son Edmad of Tomah, and daughters Mrs Frank Spenseley of Milwaukee and Mrs Jet Roeder of the city. Funeral services were at the family residence with Rev. Willett officiating.
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