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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
A man detained after an alleged assault attempt on a girl at Newburg Corners is held in custody. Authorities say the suspect stood in a doorway until police arrived and was later charged, with a court proceeding pending as investigators review the incident.
In a Crtoago court case the witness Mrs Cora Orthwein collapsed on the stand as the trial of Vera Verbert Biegier drags toward a verdict. The defense objected to several defense strategies while jurors contemplate deliberations expected Thursday and Friday.
The America Smidng and Reftining company reduced lead prices on Thursday, lowering the price of dye fem SUAD to $4210 per pune.
Emma Rielskrisny Breer files a claim against the Roosevelt estate alleging forgery and improper will execution. The case centers on the will and possible coercion during the estate proceedings, with references to hearings and named individuals in New York and Illinois.
A local report alleges the committee will meet in a defective way to the house. The waste appears tied to the venue and timing. Citizens are urged to attend and scrutinize the process for potential misallocation of funds.
Rear Admiral Sims handed Secretary Denby a written statement about his London speech in which he said Irish sympathizers in the United States were misquoted by the press. Denby asked for a written correction outlining exactly what he did say, seeking substantial rebuttal beyond simple republishing.
American player Matehison of Chicago produced a remarkable golf feat in the British championship at St Andrews. He scored a 72 opening round amid cheers, as peers from New York and Detroit joined the field.
An aviation team from California aims to fly non stop across the United States this afternoon. The expedition is led by noted pilot David Davis with navigator Brie Springer and sponsor Galli.
Athens indications Thursday night pointed to acceptance in principle by Greece of Britain France and Italy offer to mediate between Greeks and Turkish nationalists to forestall warfare in Asia Minor.
The La Crosse High School principal, believed to be William Collinge, resigns after three years in the role. Unclear details suggest he will move away soon to pursue other work. The exact plans were not announced and the school awaits further word.
Citizens donate to a mission camp supporting desertion relief and for equipment, food, and supplies for sick children and the needy. The appeal, published by Tribune Press, reports swift local response and ongoing fundraising at a summer resort camp for the poor and vulnerable. Ex-ball player Morrissey, once of Brodhead, is noted among figures connected to the event.
A disorderly mix of notes reports mutinous plans among seamen seeking Soviet ports, with arrests and deportations linked to a raid on the Soviet Workers’ headquarters in New York. Separately, the American Federation of Labor convention in Denver rejected a war referendum, while John Lewis pushes for government ownership of railroads and mines.
Dr T F Bringe of North Dakota Agricultural College announces the discovery of wheat rust in the state. The report identifies rust as a new threat to local crops and urges farmers to monitor fields and seek guidance from extension services.
Wisconsin state senate rejected Governor Riven's appointee Knutson to the industrial commission amid a partisan clash. Debate centered on qualification and impartiality with Knutson backed by Senator Buck and opposed by Clark. adjournment looms with a recess appointment possible.
The Wisconsin Senate considered a bill to abolish the State Educational Board. The measure proposed reorganization of vocational education, transforming the board into a nominal agency to satisfy federal aid requirements. The vote ended 14 to 0 against abolition, preserving the board but reducing its function.
A mid day accident on a city street injured an elderly man when a youth on a bicycle struck him. The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment as authorities investigated the incident. A separate note reports the Bank of England cut its discount rate by one percentage point to six percent and signaling tighter financial activity.
A fragmented note describes a city sports gathering with various events for boys and girls. It mentions competition timing, honors from city officials, and family support as participants prepare for the festival day.
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