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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
The assembly reversed its initial stance on an auto tax measure amid votes on 14 amendments. Despite opposition, the plan to adjust road funding faced mixed outcomes with several amendments defeated. Local figures and officials reacted to shifts in support and procedural maneuvers during the session.
A fragmented, garbled report details a political dispute over a Beyosto plan rejected by a labor federation. The text references a convention, a committee, and figures like a president and various officials, but key names and events are obscured by severe OCR errors.
A garbled, partially readable account describes a fine concert by a church choral choir. It names performers and attendees in a blotchy narrative, mentioning individuals and groups, with unclear local details and scattered proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR renders a chaotic Senate discussion on permitting a waterway lawsuit. Name fragments reference Obversao and Hebert amid scattered mentions of cities, dates, and legal actions. core facts and dates are unreadable.
Ledger recounts the appointment of labor and political figures tied to a labor temple campaign at Vromen Mall. It notes Mr Knutson leading organizing work, meetings with employers and workers, and the involvement of state officials and labor groups in the appointment process.
A local report notes Hulbert Hanson and Timbert Hinson faced fines for speeding on Grange Street, with rates near thirty miles per hour and no change in enforcement. Cyrus Woods named ambassador to Spain, with nomination sent to the Senate.
The Young Peoples Society of St Pauls Lutheran will meet Wednesday night at the church. Members are urged to be present as special business will be transacted.
The sungat picnic of the Durne- Sorsos beeders of the state will be held at Onalaska Saurday, June 2é on the county agricultural school gtaunds. At the same time Ta Crosse council United Commercial 'travel ers, will picnic in the county, school, grouns. The joint assemblage is expected if number several hundred persons, and dh interesting program ig asswerd, Tluran-dorsey beceders of Uhr cone y rp aim eharee af arrancemente fir the ¢yent. Mas ¢ by the bead v apen ile festig ing. An address of weicome will ha n by Mayer Como, at Onalasia, and the menonse by John L. Mister of Janesville. An old fashioned picnie dinner will he iyieyed a4 nee wider the big treese which smaer rhe iwi of the agricul tural sehnel. Pron JQ 2:50 there will be sneeches by several prominent speakers. At 2:80 We bi event at the after noon, the baseball game betwren Onad laska and Tangor, will be place. There will be a six-piece jazz or chestra in attendants. All entertains mat will be free. The committee in charge of arrange ments is seaking: 20 or 25 red-haired, girls to serve coffee and ice cream. Everyone in the county is invited to enjoy this outing.
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