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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
3
DISPATCH reports German inventors have perfected a radio wave method to disable aircraft engines, a warning that future wars could rely on long range poisons and wireless controls. The piece argues science may render war obsolete as nations seek peaceful dispute resolution, urging leaders to value human life over prestige and wealth.
The budget law is criticized as overburdening the president with responsibility not authority. Harding’s summary publicized at the Washington conference sparked debate as executives heard a blunt warning against bypassing rules and misusing funds, signaling a push for tighter oversight.
The article argues the budget system contains weak points and that Congress can override president recommendations. It notes waste in federal spending, praises Harding for cutting deficits, and suggests unofficial improvements to instill spending responsibility and businesslike government methods.
Tom Sims muses on unclear victory in Europe, China’s peril, and a business downturn. He warns that many sowed weeds and may reap consequences, linking collective actions to current mood and outcomes.
A collage of past events from a local paper noting Burritt and Lee family arrivals via Fort Leavenworth and St Louis, Pamela-Pamperin travel plans, and a June wedding. Also reports the Minnesota Classis licensure exams, moves of officials and staff, and several local business and farm items. Includes upcoming weddings, travel to Newburyport MA, World’s Fair plans, and local weather impacts on horses.
Alvin Heaven, 26, a farmer near Caledonia, was fined five dollars in municipal court for driving past a streetcar that had stopped on West Fifth street to take on passengers. Hagen pleaded guilty saying he acted under an apparent misunderstanding and stopped when the streetcar halted.
Judge 7 C Fitzpatrick notes the motorman lacked authority to suspend the Jay even if his arm wave signaled proceed. The excerpt discusses who had legal power to halt or permit movement in the case.
Amherst Mass. President Alexander Meiklejohn has resigned effective next June, announced by Amherst College officials in a brief statement. The decision ends his tenure as head of the college amid ongoing leadership changes.
Kart and Margaret Lundsteen face travel fraud concerns as they allegedly forged passports to visit Norway in July. They intend to sail from New York to see their mother and relatives, while authorities note spring warmth at home.
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