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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
6
The labor board plans a hearing on the roads contract system as unions debate strike actions and rail executives express confidence no walkout will occur. The outcome may influence upcoming votes and the timeline for potential job action.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Milwaukee man facing a large dry fine amid references to a city, hospital, and a court-like setting. The text mentions tests and a focus on penalties, with scattered names and dates obscured by garbled characters.
The Beath parental dispute ends with a damages award of 1566 to Sigvald Larson's parents. The lengthy, garbled OCR text references multiple names and locations, but the core outcome shows a monetary award tied to the Beath case and Sigvald Larson.
A former official, Wilkinson, appoints a woman to a high deputy post at the Internal Revenue Service. The report notes the appointment during a period of organizational changes and mentions the same source.
Mrs. Anna Schort MRA died June 1 at her husband W. Robbins Cedar Rapids home. Survived by two sons Rehm Port Townsend Washington and Schmidt White River. Services held at the church in Row F of the cemetery. Interment at Carbotic cemetery beside husband Andrew Selim who preceded her.
A lengthy court hearing addressed damages in a church slander case. The proceedings involved multiple witnesses and arguments over liability and the appropriate compensation, with the judge weighing the evidence and potential precedents.
A garbled report discusses tariff legislation proposals and debates in the Senate. It mentions names and locations vaguely, alluding to critics and supporters weighing rate changes and financial impacts amid political maneuvering. The text is fragmented with unclear details and incomplete sentences.
Veterans of War with Spain convene in Kenosha Wisconsin for opening session at 9 am. Officials including Commander ML op Zit and Secretary Oscar TE plan ceremonies and discuss wartime memorials and welfare aid for members across the state.
The readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled style, referencing a silent partner and associated individuals, with unclear actions. Despite the confusion, potential ties to a location and persons emerge, suggesting a clipped news item about a local matter or relationship dynamic.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a sea voyage scene with a captain asking about land while a distressed crew member and a singing voice from New York surface. The readable lines hint at danger and a tense voyage mood with unclear dialogue.
A note lists committee meetings set for Thursday with several names including Beasiler, Whisnant, Hoey, and Pease among the attendees. The agenda mentions reviewing matters related to licensing and other pending items affecting the group.
The Wilton banker faced a bold theft when an adding machine exposed the embezzlement. The cushion concealed cash totaling 1200 dollars, with the thief allegedly handling the amount through a practice revealed by the device. Investigators linked the incident to internal suspects and noted the fraud’s discovery in the aftermath.
The body of George W. Dickinson was recovered from Lake Superior after he disappeared on April 13. Dickinson, a pastor in Ontonagon, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson of Detroit and had served at a local church. Authorities and family mourn his death as the mystery of his disappearance is resolved.
A fragment from a late 19th century notice notes the licensing of the state’s youngest old soldier for a wedding in Fond du Lac and mentions Adams and local civic figures. The item references a commander at the port and an event involving Senator Glass and Alabama senators, with remarks on seating in the Senate and a Georgian context.
In Cincinnati Ohio on Latmia track on Tuesday training day, candidates in the $50,000 sprint race practiced. Benjamin Bloek, a member of the team, was named as a finalist for a position in the event.
Superintendent announces job needs across multiple trades including mechanics, firm laborers, and others. Readiness to hire is emphasized as the state seeks applicants today.
A touring car was struck by a train near Whitewater Graf mile west of Whitewater on the Milwaukee and Bt. Pant line. Mrs Roe and her two passengers were injured. The auto was demolished and two people were hospitalized.
A garbled report notes a Pasadena school incident with a fire escape concern. The text mentions the school ending a program or action after a disruption and references distressed persons and possible punitive steps.
An open proclamation and resignations from Chamber of Commerce directors call for a reform in structure and policy to create a representative, efficient organization. Signatories include J. Felber as President and B. J. Cassels as Vice President with a list of directors urging thoughtful support.
A late county Cork report alleges tampering during a local election counting. Papers were said to be altered or destroyed while ballots for Bradley and other Labour candidates were scrutinized overnight. An exhaustive survey claimed to show bias affecting the tally.
The article surveys 92 cases where animals faced trial between 1129 and 1741 in France. It notes a pig sentenced to death in 1404 for harming an infant, being hanged. roosters allegedly linked to sorcery and eggs transported to musical rituals. plus anecdotes on ancient court rituals such as men courting with a club.
A large town meeting is planned in the high school auditorium Friday evening at 7 o'clock. The gathering aims to discuss local concerns and hear updates from community leaders and officials on city improvements and plans.
Early Thursday, the residence of E Swarthout Howe at 104 Rose Street was struck by lightning at about 6 am, setting fire to the roof and attic and causing roof damage and water damage from firefighting efforts. Fire officials could not estimate the total loss.
Trugh Jones, superintendent, announces Milwaukee shops will add extra force Thursday to complete ongoing work. Additional days and costs described as necessary to meet commitments, with twenty five men expected to participate.
Reports detail a violent clash as union miners attacked a nonunion camp near a mine in Spring Field. Dozens were killed or wounded while a wave of arrests followed amid a tense manhunt and accusations of breaking an agreement with state officials.
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