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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
6
In Madison Wisconsin the assembly votes to repeal the ermate under pressure from opponents. The scene centers on party lines, with 27 to 23 in favor and details noting campaign implications for the next election as supporters vow to defeat those who opposed the act.
Federal court action allows United States to run river barges pending an interstate investigation. The decision centers on government owned barges leased at New Orleans and St Louis while a formal review proceeds.
Ma Seid Allawer a confectioner and his wife Helen were found dead in their home on Saturday morning. Police say a maniacal attack by Amin Hammie Shane a 25 year old cousin and roomer at the couple’s home led to the killings. Shane attempted suicide by banging his head against bars at the police station. He wore clothing stained with blood. authorities found ten wounds on Allawar and five on Helen.
Milwaukee reports the padlock section of the Valetandger will be used to close saloons in Superior and Ashland. Perry, federal prohibition director for the state, says action targets waterfront and tenderloin districts. Western District of Wisconsin inquiry to Madison, evidence to be presented on the two cities’ saloons. Daughter of German president wed in Berlin. Fraulein Amalia Ebert marries Dr. Wilhelm Junecke.
John Christamzon of City Point Wisconsin was injured in a premature explosion of a dynamite charge at Riverview hospital. He was attempting to light a fuse when the charge exploded, leaving him near death and others injured.
Walter F Flannders, 52, a notable figure in Detroit's automotive world and a key player in management of several auto concerns, died Saturday at his estate near Williamsport, Va. He previously supervised major Ford Motor Company projects after relocating from Cleveland. Scientists estimate the sun’s surface temperature at 6,000 degrees Celsius, or 11,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
The scrub bull event is slated for next Thursday as part of the Haunat Livestock Boosters' Army gathering at the central shoe park in Onalaska. The show features a charge of property crimes and murder myths amid the community event. The defense attorney is ALC Wolfe of Ta Crosae, with Pitt Bosshant likely supporting the prosecution. Judge M. Th Munn of Chieten will preside, a noted dairy executive and president of the Jersey Cats Club at Ameriga attends. A picnic dinner and speakers follow, with local figures joining the event at Abbess.
Songs and dances on Vodvil program at Rivoli Sunday with Boggs and Mor ell, performing funny patter and radio style acts. Fairman and Tar tmin, singing composers, offer a musical treat. Marina Borneil and her company present a line of offerings. Teeny and Wilson will present a lean set featuring a playful sketch.
Mate Sehaller of Sninner Street was cleared of assault charges against Ji Jones of Island Street. Court Friday afternoon, county officials noted the lack of witnesses and argued the testimony did not prove intent or fault. Schaller denied the accusations and emphasized the charges were unfounded.
Lehigh University addresses disruption at baseball and lacrosse games in Bethlehem. A plan aims to quiet the crowd by reserving grandstand sections and enforcing rules while a student cheerleader guides behavior.
Berlin reports that ex-Premier Stamboulisky, the fifth statesman linked to the Genoa conference of April 1929, was killed. Three other participants have been assassinated, including Narutontes of Poland and Walter Rathenio of Germany, with Greek ex-Premier Gnunaris noted among prior victims. Delegates to the conference have been dropped from office by their governments.
Market notes from Fiewr and Feed CA list prices for flour in various bag and barrel sizes, Bay State brands, and butter and dairy products. Quotes cover eggs, bananas, celery, lettuce, strawberries, coconuts, and cheeses. Prices shown in dollars and per unit, with ranges for several items.
In Oshkosh a judge cleared Zabel former district attorney and three co defendants of conspiring to extort $50 000 from Arthur Baum a stationary merchant The verdict led to dismissal of all charges and the related civil action against Baum The case stemmed from an alleged assault contested after a roadhouse party and the subsequent civil suit was dropped
Madison reports Blaine plans near approval of a weight tax and gasoline levy to fund state trunk highways. The measure would allocate funds to highway maintenance, with a two cent gas tax favored by lawmakers, while debates over local funding and farm burdens continue.
Real estate transfers recorded by the Register of Deeds show Susie Hensal transferring land to Henry Wick and Annie G Jenke to Sam Jase along with several other deeds in Ford and Rodolfs addition and St Pauls First addition. Joan McParland, longtime president of the International Typographical Union, died in Indianapolis at 55 after influenza complications. his home was in New York City.
A sweeping wave of auto tax increases sweeps through central states led by Texas with an estimated 10.5 million more from motorists and gasoline wholesalers. Texas imposes a one cent gas tax and doubles license fees, Indiana and Oklahoma add gas taxes, Kentucky and Ohio enact related measures, while Minnesota shows a decrease and Iowa Michigan vetoes affect license taxes.
Legal notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin announces a special court term on June 2, 1933, to hear August Kulzborsky’s petition for allowance of administrative charges and trustee compensation under the will of John Rutshetsky. Judge John Brindle presides. McConnell and Schweiger attorneys for the trustee.
Geneva reports that Liechtenstein, a tiny principality of about 11 000 people, has completed an economic merger with Switzerland. The strip of Vorarlberg and Liechtenstein join customs, postal and currency union, moving from prewar Austrian ties to Swiss francs and a unified postal system with prince portraits on stamps.
London reports a proposal by the chancellor to sell advertising on income tax forms and other government papers. Proponents claim potential revenue of about £2,407,000, while critics deride the idea as pointless gimmickry and fear it undermines official forms.
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