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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
7
The fragmentary report describes the death of Leighton Mount, a Northwestern University student, after a disturbance on a street pier. The jury trial began with impaneling and proceeded to hearings and deliberation, with mentions of location, parties, and potential charges.
fragmentary text discusses Chinese affairs and a river, referencing Mormon winter and maps a pattern of deteriorating relations. The readable segments mention a public and political context with uncertain dates and entities.
Fragmented report outlines Madison area graduates from Bagger University and events around senior week. Mentions a large class, union activities, a Friday night gathering, a late evening program, and campus entertainment, but many words are garbled and obscure.
An odd, garbled ad describes a tiny bottle sold for a few cents said to ease stubborn corns and calluses on toes without soreness or irritation, claiming instant relief with a fingernail method. It reads like a bizarre, misinterpreted health product pitch.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a ceremonial occasion led by university and state officials. It mentions President Birse and a Monday event with a university procession and discussions of extending powers to the university, though many words are garbled.
A delayed steamer to Germany postpones the voyage of passengers. One rep notes arrivals and departures, while medical checks and supplies are arranged. Officials expect calls and resupply within a few days as arrangements proceed.
Madison Wisconsin Governor directs Attorney General Herman L Ekern to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission to present Wisconsin's interest in railroad valuation The governor cites a Chicago conference on valuation standards and urges adoption of the agreed basis for all Wisconsin railroads The move aims to protect state interests amid proposals that could affect rates and service for manufacturers shippers and the public
Continental insurance company of New York and Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance company of Massachusetts filed a court action to stop Pratt Whitmer, Wisconsin commissioner of insurance, from revoking their licenses to transact business in the state. The move follows a dispute over an insurance claim settlement at Linden, Wisconsin, after which the commissioner warned of license revocation.
The parties did not reach a satisfactory settlement with the commission and instead filed with Judge E. Ray Ster.
A segment notes a motion in Dane county circuit court requesting an injunction to restrain the commission from taking away their Meensea in Wisconsin. The filing aims to halt action pending further judicial review.
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