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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
3
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The tinder box again fuels predictions of trouble in the Balkans as Bulgaria’s militant move to restore aristocratic military power unsettles the peasantry and worries European leaders. France Britain and Germany remain wary of renewed meddling and a potential regional war.
The article argues world order and peace hinge on mindset, noting Austria’s postwar recovery from starvation and isolation. With the League of Nations moratorium and a 130 million dollar loan backed by major powers, Austria slowly regains food, jobs, and stability aided by former enemies and neutrals.
The article argues that wartime protagonists Austria and neighbors show that rival powers can shed hatred and cooperate for economic recovery. It suggests France and Germany could reconcile if both sides acknowledge past harms, and that timely, good-will diplomacy could settle disputes quickly. It laments the lack of neutral mediation.
A quirky catalog of quips about dancing, staying single, and vacations. It mentions a device to keep couples apart, mentions teachers and mothers on vacation, and notes Ireland feeling quiet as children imagine Sundays daily. It also contrasts champions in running and boxing and hints at independence in June. July Fourth is praised as a favorite king.
A snapshot of 1902 La Crosse notes Mollie and Emma Rushe plan an eastern trip visiting Washington and New York. A parochial school building contract for St John’s in Caledonia is awarded to MS Kramer of St Charles. Local moves include H Royle returning from San Francisco, Andy McCloud promoted to a Burlington run, and Rev Dr Robert B Condon uniting Cyril Fay and Myra Young in marriage. Twenty years ago John Burns improved uniforms at his workplace as La Crosse Clothing unveils a new factory on South Front Street making overalls and jackets under the La Crasse brand. Frontier Lodge No 45 plans a June 15 anniversary with John Levy presiding. Georgetown grads and local notices from The Washington Post celebrate Edwin H Flueck’s prizes. Canterbury Park and streetcar service upgrades are noted as is Norweigan Lutheran church travel plans. Local business activity includes J R P Howard patenting a boat roster, electric railway work on Galedonta street, and John Stephenson planning to add a clothing department in North La Crosse. P Nilson secures a contract for a residence on Charles Street.
Marion and Jim Green marry under pressure amid poverty and family strain. They face harsh choices, rely on a pastor’s aid, and finally endure a dramatic moment when a dog attack on their flock tests their fragile new life. The scene ends with Crank the dog showing unexpected loyalty as Marion comforts him.
Fragmented text hints at a wartime or home front scene with garbled lines about shelter, therapy, and people named Bert Green and Meaney. The piece references shelter, illness, and a minister, with uncertain chronology and unclear events due to torn OCR. No clear date or location emerges.
Fire engulfs a central Chicago street area near the former Afosanin Temple as crowds of spectators surge for stairways and evacuat ions. Two firefighters injured. many civilians among the panicked onlookers amid the chaotic rush to exits. efforts continue to control the blaze.
A report notes 78 year old Mali visiting kin in Cyrene and La Crease Massie area, with plans to travel to North Bend to see a brother. The piece mentions a sister arrival, a hospital visit, and ongoing pursuits by Mr Mall in a rural community.
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