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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
7
A Japanese vessel surrendered its liquor at Victoria before crossing into U S waters. Authorities report the action as part of immigration and customs procedures. A crew member associated with the incident provided details during the vessel’s inspection.
Madison Wis Governor John J Blaine on Tuesday urged all schools to observe Flag Day June 14 to honor the nation’s banner. He emphasized the need to instill patriotism through poetry music and the ideals symbolized by the flag.
Michigan sportsmen completed a planting operation on streams described as vent tooth five tines, marking a notable effort in stocking waters. The terse report notes the completion of the project, emphasizing the nature of the streams involved.
Chicago attorney Warren J. Lincoln, an ag eocentric horticulturist missing from near Aurora, claims he was kidnapped by an international " Nope Ring" and held in a Chicago apartment for three weeks. He accuses his estranged wife and brother-in-law of involvement in a complex wheel black scheme, and says police investigators are examining the case with sheriff W.E. Orr and Aurora detectives.
Tincoln was found Tuesday afternoon at the trace hotel on Clark Street and Tuekson Boulevard after writing his brother Barnard in New York for transportation and notifying the sheriff of his arrival. He nearly collapsed when the sheriff entered his room.
President Harding, at the White House, backs converting several U S battleships into aircraft carriers after an inspection trip. The Navy expects to propose converting seven battleships to carry planes with strong executive support. Garrard, 88, longtime clerk in the local post office, died after an appendicitis operation in Aconto.
Thomas A Edison, quoted as calling SGN college graduates unformed, watched his son Thomas Miller TECOIKE receive a degree from MIT. Edison says his son is a physicist and mathematician, but he is no mathematician, and a big mathematician is needed for the professional work at his plant.
The passage notes Thomas Miller Edison saying he would accept the job and try to show his father something about college mountain. It hints at future decisions about vacations and roles, reflecting uncertainty in plans and directions.
Stevens Point Wisconsin Valley Electric will lower gas rates after state railway commission approval, with the new rates now in effect in the city. The commission granted the permission and the change is active.
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