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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
6
President Harding departs Washington Wednesday for a special train journey to Alaska. The trip aims to study territorial challenges and discuss development, with Mrs. Harding accompanying him and a large party in Alaska.
Globetrotter artist Treraine wart traverses a lengthy journey through several states painting with spray and canvas. He travels with a wife and four children while living in Mobile Alabama and plans further stops toward Athens the journey continues on the road. He credits good health to fresh air and outdoor living as he tours small towns and scenic routes.
Viroqua notes the death of Tollsfson after a long illness. The service was held at the Vol lifson home and at Poser church in the afternoon. Tollsfson recently moved to the city from a rural farm with his family two years ago. He was known in the county. survived by his wife, several children, a father, sisters and brothers.
President ing disposed of his control of the Wr Tardin publishing company, polishers of the Mission Star, to Tavis H Bruel and They Dr Atore. The sale does not sever Wr Tardin from the newspaper as editor, and he will retain stock and continue in an editorial role at the Star.
Ohio Senator Frank B Willis, a renowned Senate leader and orator, will deliver his lecture Alexander Hamilton at the Chautauqua, fifth night. Willis, famed for thoughtful speeches and a Chicago nomination speech for Harding, is welcomed as an honored guest.
The Winona bridge toll is slated for removal by December 1 as plans proceed to reassign the bridge sections. Minnesota and Wisconsin portions will shift to state or county control as funding advances for dike and road improvements.
A Waupeeaa county man is held on charges of kidnapping Mollie Kitzman nine, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Imann of Big Falls. The child says a man took her in his automobile to a secluded spot on the Thornton road. The girl’s recollection of the event is unclear.
Mrs Daley recounts shooting incident claiming she did not intend to shoot her husband and describes repeated assaults by Jack Daley. She details police and doctor visits, jail transfer, and requests for hospital care. Testimony contrasts doctors on bullet location and confirms hospitalization and Leeds inn disputes.
A jury of twelve, six men and six women, was seated after forty three jurors were questioned. The defense and state exercised challenges, with witnesses recounting statements by juror Martin Michalski about voting for conviction if seated on the Daley case and later attempting to hear all testimony before deciding.
The White Star liner Olympic sailing to New York carries wine stocks in a special storeroom aboard for her return trip. Four seals of the British customs service are placed on the door as part of an effort to solve the ship’s liquor problem.
Asa G. Candler Sr. and May Little Ragin quietly wed in Atlanta as the morning approached the planned ceremony. In Superior, Wisconsin, organizers plan to invite Samuel Gompers to the state labor convention next month, an effort announced Tuesday.
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a facial clay and beauty line claiming dramatic skin improvements. The kit includes White Youth Clay, Youth Cream, Facial Youth cleanser, and Youth hair product, with a Beauty Book, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, sold by Hoeschler Bros in La Crosse Wisconsin and other outlets.
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