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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
6
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment selects Janesville for the next meeting. The record shows support for strict enforcement of dry laws and a push against Prohibition.
Louis Brindel is held pending arraignment in county court on deal charges. The fragmented report notes a warrant request and a March due date, with Brindel denying the alleged theft or related crime.
Reports detail Bulgarian border tensions as troops concentrate near Passenge, with loyalist and rebel factions active. Observers note a clash over border access and potential executions, as forces from the allied government pursue rebellious units toward Pirdoy amid charged streets.
Fragmented OCR reveals a legal notice against Salter Seed Company, with references to Westierolead and Peniay. The text mentions fines and potential penalties for violating law, but legible details are scarce. The item reads like a public or court notice from a historical newspaper page.
Reports describe a gang clash at Wagon Bridge in Horah La Crosse with multiple factions. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but witnesses mention confrontations in dunes and pursuit along the riverfront with local authorities responding.
Alumni gathering at Madison from the 15th to 18th will receive special rates as hundreds arrive for activities. Organizers note early registration and campus facilities across CU campus remain available through the event period. University press office urges alumni to confirm details with regional chapters.
Property of state military bodies exempt from tax and related notices appear in damaged OCR text. The fragment references tax exemption and official designation, with garbled names and phrases, indicating a public notice about property status and exemptions.
Readable fragments show scattered words about yes votes sunset lines and names unclear. The text mentions a wade, Moeripend, a Mente location, and a sunse event with Loxpens Mims. overall details and context remain unreadable.
Real estate transfer notices list parcels and buyers including Adelaide Grimney and others. Entries mention lots and property actions with references to names and dates, indicating conveyances recorded or pending in local records.
A damaged fragment notes Harding and a reference to a presidential period. The garbled text mentions enforcement of law and a figure involved in governance. Readable names and precise details are lacking, but the item appears to be a brief political or biographical snippet centered on law and authority.
A city schedule lists committee meetings including grounds and beautification audit and finance committees. The events aim to review heating at the city hall and discuss avenues for improvement. The exact times and venues were published in the public notices.
A Kenosha area truck driver was arrested after a deadly highway crash. Investigators say the driver failed to stop at the scene and a coroner’s inquest is planned to determine the cause and determine fault.
Madison Wis The highway committee approved a weight tax bill proposing a graduated licensing fee for automobiles and a separate gasoline tax measure. The weight tax would raise about 8.6 million dollars annually for road projects while the gasoline bill awaits assembly action.
Morse of Fond du Lac was recommended by Senator Furno to a U S district attorney post for the eastern district of Wisconsin. The recommendation moves to the Department of Justice and then to the President, likely within days, as part of a process following the death of Ea i W Miller in an elevator accident at the federal building in Milwaukee.
A Wisconsin circuit judge overturned a jury verdict in an auto case, ruling the panel erred in finding liability for the defendant. The judge determined the evidence did not support the jury’s conclusions and reversed the verdict, sending the case back for further proceedings.
Marie Teay Baald was killed Monday on a Hibbing area farm after being kicked in the stomach by watering horses. The Hibbing public schools grand jury plans to investigate alleged irregularities in accounts, with DC. Alexander and the school superintendent named in the inquiry and investigators retained to support the probe.
The Associated Press reports organized bands of terror in the Ruhr region persist, waging a campaign of revenge against the invading forces. Vague references name officers and high officials blamed for executions as the resistance adapts tactics amid ongoing conflict.
A U.S. steamer from Rock Island traces a voyage up the river toward Fontan City, carrying rope cargo and returning with barges being loaded by Peainhelly. The trip faced minor delays and the vessel beat Hed up at the end of Minstrest overnight.
The county picnic featured a ball game between the supervis ors team led by Schnecharger and several juvners and a rival lineup led by Miller. The supervisors won 21 to 8, with Lunehean served throughout the afternoon after a noon start at the agricultural grounds.
The report notes President Yardimg approves a government liner Leggstain, a subject of criticism for costly upkeep. It claims Harding endorses the plan as a necessary move despite concerns over unneeded expense to the government.
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