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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1923
Page
6
A new Frango British Company is announced in a wartime context with plans to drive development in Turkey and allied regions. The report notes formation by Leslie and partners and mentions aims in cooperation with national efforts and a broader allied network.
A chaotic scene halted the opening lap of a vacation tour as several riders suffered injuries and were tended by officials. The event paused while medical teams assessed the riders and resumed with limited participation, leaving fans unsure about subsequent stages.
Edison Company buys lakeside site at Lake Geneva for employee housing. The deal value is reported as S150,000. Local officials express concerns about community impact though the purchase proceeds.
A Pittsburgh oil fire is reported under control after crews battled flames and heavy smoke. Firefighters cooled tanks and prevented spread as emergency units evacuated nearby areas and contained the hydrocarbon blaze. No injuries are confirmed, and investigators plan to inspect the site for remaining hazards.
Fragmentary text describes sun themed tattoo designs associated with bathers in Chicago. Some proper nouns and phrases appear unreadable or garbled, mentioning names like Praneipal Sabine Imacher and Wally Ay burs amid unclear references.
A chaotic event at a Paris function ends with guards called as attendees clash amid confusion. Reports describe scattered disturbances and unclear motives, with no verified injuries or official statements yet. Local authorities investigate the disturbance and clarify the sequence of actions taken to restore order.
A U.S. senator delivers remarks at a Belleau Wood event in Washington. The speech underscores dedication to veterans and national service, with emphasis on historic ties and commemorative actions.
A damaged OCR fragment reports that three Chinese miners died in an industrial incident involving mine machinery near Shanghata. The text is garbled but indicates a deadly accident and mentions a penal or formal inspection context.
Local reports confirm the death of a prominent Winona business figure. Details are scarce due to damaged OCR text but indicate a long career and retirement prior to passing away at home after an extended illness. Street, industry, and specific dates could not be verified.
A damaged article reports a company suing the county for damages tied to the Herrin riots. The piece links the suit to broader unrest and mentions defendants and potential financial stakes, with limited readable names and dates.
A Westerner testifies seeing a youths’ hide mounted body linked to the Letchton Mount case. Police arrest a Texan suspect in Cyiftes Argon as investigators pursue leads from the Northwest university incident. Official statements note a witness who identified possible theft clues and linked the event to an earlier crane and pier incident along Evanston Road.
Fragmented text traces a Washington policy push on tax cuts and immigration as President Harding weighs fiscal reform. Mentions Mellon reports, tax changes, and study outcomes to shape a proposed fiscal and immigration policy framework.
Fragmentary OCR shows a clash over land rights involving British actions in Argentina. The garbled text references warnings and actions near ports and claims. Names, dates, and clear details are unreadable, but the note indicates a tense dispute over territory and governance.
A rodeo incident in Mission, South Dakota left the Indians' attorney injured when a bucking bronc crashed into spectators and struck him. The man, reportedly connected with a claim near the Rock Hills area, was carried from the arena after the crash.
Urgent need to train building workers due to skill gaps in the trade. Officials said the March builders union and local officials plan to expand programs, seeking immediate measures to supply trained labor for ongoing projects and prevent delays.
Incomplete and garbled text does not provide a coherent event. No clear person, organization, or location can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
A fragmentary report notes elevated lighted land- marks for night aviation, describing towers or beacons about four and a half feet high with top-glass reticle features. The uncertain text mentions a pedestal and a device for aiding pilots at night.
A Chicago judge faces a custody dispute in which Mrs. Julia Was my claims Leanna Felicia is her child born in 1915, while Mrs. Leta Felicia asserts maternity. Experts note that maternal delusion can arise when a woman under stress believes a child is hers, likening the famous Solomon case.
Read of a large booster day program featuring the trial of a scrub bull accused of robbery and murder, stock judging, a lovestock parade, and special speakers from Jersey cattle circles. The Colona county event includes a picnic, free meals, and talks by A C Wolfe and D Minn with regional breeders in La Crosse county.
Senator Lenroot addressed the Teachers' Training arrival at Marinette urging caution toward Russia under Lenin and Trotsky and endorsing President Harding's world court proposal. He warned against negotiating with an aggressor, urged patience for permanent peace, and criticized nations pursuing selfish advantage over justice.
A Tig borough scene centers on a Peilite lad Senktor birthday week drive with La Balloo and La Fallette linking to a pivotal race. Several political associates express interest while opponents question timing and party loyalty as candidacy moves toward a defining public appearance and potential talks with voters.
A flood alert affects the Poudre River area around Grey Reed Barrier and nearby Petite Clavey Park. Tourism sites near Greeley report rising water and possible travel disruption. Authorities urge caution as the river approaches critical levels with potential impacts along the North Platte region.
Nellie Sullivan, noted for dancing, performs with Griest in prewar tour. The piece mentions Allan as organizer and references regional venues in Georgia. The report notes Sullivan’s slow return to stage, with scattered details on performances and audience reception.
In memory of CHAS JAK, a Mina Th resident, the article notes a tragic heat-related death. It recalls his life, familial ties, and the community’s sorrow as authorities investigate the incident.
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