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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1923
Page
6
In Milwaukee Wisconsin allegations arise from the United States Veterans Bureau related to private sector entries and student dining mismanagement. Investigators focus on administrative failures and improper use of funds at a Milwaukee district school headed by named officials.
A historical article discusses farm prices and government policy under Harding. It covers price slumps, wartime controls, and proposed agricultural credit to stabilize markets. The piece cites commissions, farm organizations, and measures aimed at restoring balance in farming incomes and production.
Sénnattir Severson denied making infection statements ahead of the vote. The Tucker repealer of the state prohibition enfranement fee lost by a narrow margin. The supreme court struck 60-foot building height limits, and the Olsen bill to reduce heights was debated and adjusted. The assembly approved funds to fight a disease in a broad tuberberiosis effort.
A colorful but garbled road bulletin advises motorists on routes and conditions for a Sunday drive. It mentions Wisank to Nochester and mentions Sparta, Cashton to Sparta, and other roads in varied condition with wet weather and dry stretches. It notes scenic routes and cautions about some rough areas while highlighting a helpful information desk and club secretary for questions.
Mant. jury finds William Mumford guilty of manslaughter in the Talbot murder after a fence-line quarrel with Hale Talbot on April 12, 1923. The district court fixed a penalty of five to ten years in the state penitentiary. Mumford claimed self defense. Also noted a call from Captain C Hamilton Conk at St Paul for disabled veterans relief, with the Disabled American Veterans association asserting priority to aid.
Weather permitting the Beasom band concert will be held at Riversite Park on Wednesday June 21 at 7:45 a.m. The La Crosse band will perform.
A U S Bureau survey reports payrolls totaling about 42 5 million weekly with wages nearing 1 29 billion for a recent period. It notes rising pay levels across most industries, with speculation on shortages and industrial demand. The document cites private investigations and government data showing wage growth accelerating as spring approaches.
Sunday vaudeville at the Orpheum theater features a varied bill led by Sinnitiy vadder with charming women and ballads. The Lounge Tdzara, Nacma and Wilken, and Kert Coleman appear in whistling and animal mimicry acts. Emsemble plans to draw the full audience with a dramatic finale from Yemmett and Company.
ManitowocWis—Annaynees! Plans emerge for a 500000 hotel to be built in Manitowoc. The project is associated with the Schroeder and Wond Hotel Co of Milwaukee, owners of the Wisconsin and other properties, with Dan Blezer, Charles Kulnick, and several locals linked to the venture. The six story, 295 room hotel promises to be among the state’s last modern hotels.
Henry Wolf and George Krause were in a street collision Saturday during a storm at West Avenue and Cass Street. Wolf’s car had a broken rear wheel and Krause’s front wheel and axle were damaged. One person was injured.
Samuel Y. Gordon of St Paul is named president of the Minnesota Historical Society during the Redwood Falls summer meeting. The event highlights the society's ongoing interest in regional history and leadership.
An elderly man named Lareen, aged 74, was struck and killed while walking on railroad tracks near Hazel Hur. Witnesses say he stepped between rails and did not hear or see the approaching train in time to move.
A 12 year old boy, Palmer Mellen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Levis Mellen, was struck and killed by lightning while playing near a milk house on a farm east of Partni, Portal N D. The storm caused minor damage and one other person was struck but survived.
A faded dispatch recounts Juanita Miller, noted as a gifted poet, marrying both Sun God and Moon in a ceremonial tale. It follows her subsequent public ventures in Los Angeles including attempts at film stardom and further romantic entanglements, framed in a sensational local column style.
A partially readable clipping notes Brother Mayo being honored by Dublin University. The fragment mentions names and places including Mandan and Troyer, with unclear figures and a referenced check for 250400. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm the full event or outcomes.
In a hearing the board decided to reduce reserve holdings and approve selling additional steel tankers. The move follows reports of excess capacity and the need to realign assets with current demand.
Reports from Pierre and Mississippi River indicate a man, Mic. Ralode Deis, drowned while fishing after a heavy storm. A caboose of damage followed a severe storm at East Pierre causing power outages and downed poles. Descriptions note a wrecked barn, torn fencing, and widespread darkness overnight as crops suffered under weather conditions.
A disjointed clipping describes a goat gland transplant performed in Milwaukee on a woman. The piece attributes the operation to Dr Theodore T. Tate-sen and cites uncertain outcomes, with claims of potential recovery but contains many garbled phrases and unclear details about the patient and results.
A divorce suit filed by Farrar against LGU Tellegen proceeded in court. Morrison's report noted the decision favored Farrar, with the judge granting the divorce after testimony. The case references were discussed, and the ruling concluded with Farrar gaining custody considerations and financial arrangements as indicated by proceedings.
Evelvh Myhre performs at Rivoli next week with piano accompaniment and singer Waller choetginger. The program features a new selection from a contemporary composer and a light concert of art songs and stage pieces.
A cryptic dispatch notes Etna volcano entering its most intense phase with ongoing eruptions. Observers warn of renewed lava flows and potential hazards as seismic activity remains elevated.
In Chicago Illinois a new four mile relay record was reported at 17.24. The team lineup included Toe Bar Ward Watson Maker and Emil Krogh. The event occurred during a 4 Jeric carnival hosted by a local lodge of a fraternal order.
Obituary note expresses thanks from family for kindness and sympathy after Catherine EPSRO WRT passed away. Mentions family members and sections of public notice style, with appreciation to friends and those who supported during the bereavement.
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