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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1923
Page
1
A dense, garbled OCR fragment blends names, places, and phrases across many languages. It weaves references to Latin heritage, travel, poetry, and scattered proper nouns, with unclear dates or events. The legible portions hint at travel, culture, and literary allusions rather than a single coherent news item.
President Harding spoke at Hutchinson addressing farmers and laborers on agricultural issues. He praised new credit legislation as a crowning achievement and forecast improved conditions for farmers amid price slump, urging support for farm relief measures and citing government aid programs.
The article recalls a decades‑old reunion as Mattie Meil, once the boy Barring’s first great crush at age twelve, recognizes his former sweetheart in a crowded Kansas setting. The tale recalls past romance and long‑ago affection amid a large county event drawing thousands.
The piece chronicles renewed Balkan tensions as monarchist forces and dynastic politics threaten stability in Bulgaria Serbia and Greece. It notes foreign ministers and leaders in exile commenting on dynastic motives and the impact on the Little Entente. The analysis compares 1920s events to today and discusses Britain France and Germany positions amid Ruhr reparations and potential peace efforts. The article ends with a brief marriage note: Bryan’s kinship in May.
A Canon of reports details U.S. treasury and prohibition officials intensifying seizures of hot liquor in American waters including medicinal exemptions and crew rations. The German ship Berengaria, New York harbor actions, and warnings from Assistant Secretary Moss are noted along with comments by William Jennings Bryan on foreign vessels and U.S. jurisdiction. Major D L Foote dies in a crash during a race near Chertsey while Britain reports a burning aviation accident.
The Wisconsin Pharmaceutical association at its Berabao convention elected E S Hebberd as president. Other officers named include Edward Deno as first vice president and L A Hild as third vice president. The women’s auxiliary chose Mrs Fred Yahr as president and Mrs J Z Tossens as treasurer.
City fire crews answered a fan alarm at Julius Nehls residence 2402 South Fourteenth Street Saturday night. A feather mattress hinge catch from an unknown source sparked the fire. A wind storm caused a short circuit on a cross-arm at Tenth and Market Streets and a live wire blew down at Thirteenth and Dertans Streets with repairs by Wisconsin-Minnesota Power.
Spokane report says Senator William T. Borah of Idaho stated in a barber chair that he will not be a presidential candidate or lead a third party. He was en route to Coeur d'Alene to address a farmer's convention and commented on the Republican and Democratic situations as perplexing.
In Manitowoc Wisconsin a city fire truck skidded and overturned while responding to a call. Two firemen Captain Inlis Beer and Charles Petnick from the North Side Fire Pumping suffered possible internal injuries and were hospitalized.
Central Wisconsin and nearby regions endure a severe heat spell with temperatures surging past 90. Chicago reports 23 deaths and over 200 prostrations as a thunderstorm breaks the heat in La Crosse and across Minnesota. Weather bureaux warn of more hot days with possible severe storms. Damaging wind and hail lash Chippewa Falls and Brainerd areas, destroying buildings and injuring residents.
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