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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
1
The article reports Blaine denying efforts to influence Ridgway's vote on a tax bill. Governors and senators debated the legitimacy of outside pressure and government positions, with remarks about pay or favors affecting political support.
Unclear notes describe Etna activity slowing with no lives reported. Fragment mentions lava flows, rockfalls, and possible injuries but lacks coherent details.
A wax figure in a small town court scene sought a marriage license but faced delays and legal questions. The model, named Levy, and his bride to be Mrs Herde or Florence were involved, with the county clerk, judge, and an offbeat dialogue about Indian law and timing. The incident ended with the model leaving for a fee while the couple faced further pursuit of a lawful union.
Across the nation temperatures soared with Boston and Washington among the hottest. AWisconsin deaths rise as heat claimed several victims while workers collapsed from the heat. In Superior fuel shortages strain firefighting efforts and a local woman dies by suicide amid personal crisis.
Mrs Daley, charged with murdering her husband Chicago Jack Doler, was found guilty of second degree manslaughter by a circuit court jury after a trial that ended Thursday evening. Judge James Wickham sentenced her to six years in Waupun State Prison. Hale sought a new trial, which the court denied.
Harding pleads as court order restricts fireworks. Wisconsin Industrial Commission issues rules allowing small firecrackers up to two inches long or a quarter inch in diameter without limit but bans storage near public buildings and discharge within distances from buildings. Chinese firecrackers and certain torches exempted.
Two British ships the Baltic and the Berengaria arrived with sealed liquor destined for homeward travel defying U S dry rules. Officials planned seizure after permits for medicinal use are sought. Passengers note absence of immediate action and a party atmosphere on board before crossing the three mile limit. A separate blaze in Hayward Wis destroys the Tasword high school and grade building, causing substantial losses.
Thousands from across the county attended the aprial Livestock Lnosters show at Onalaska Thursday. The day featured a Scrub S. trial charged with murder and theft, judged amid spectators under trees at the agricultural school grounds. A parade of nearly 200 purebred animals and remarks by notable speakers highlighted a festive livestock fair with free refreshments and picnic lunches.
President Harding speaks in St. Louis urging reforms to the world court idea to win Senate support and keep U S participation in a restructured court. He proposes self perpetuation by allowing judges to fill vacancies and shifts power from the council and assembly of the League of Nations. The plan seeks to appease anti league sentiment while pledging broader American involvement in Europe’s peace efforts.
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