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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
5
A lengthy court record details a complex case involving a ban dispute and a shooting incident at a gathering near Newhaven. Witnesses describe gunfire and subsequent detainment of a suspect, with defense and prosecution arguments centered on entanglements with local authorities and a controversial claim of self defense. The proceedings reference the involvement of multiple local figures and the courtroom outcome remains pending.
The article outlines a Superior based boundary dispute regarding the Minnesota Wisconsin line. Testimony from a commission official describes state property gains and disputed encroachments near the Great Lakes shorefront. Contenders argue over land and frontage along the river and harbor boundary.
The Pythian Sisters held their Grand Temple meet in Tomah Wisconsin. The event featured many members including notable attendees and ceremonies with Hatchery and Pally ite My. The gathering celebrated the work of the order with a large attendance and diverse participants from Indiana and Evansville among others.
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A dense string of fragmented names, places, and notices appears. It mentions individuals such as Mrk Weer, Mrs. A. S. APosher, Tewey, and Alfred Hitertson, with scattered references to services, deliveries, and visits. The text also hints at events like uniforms, excursions, invitations, and municipal topics, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Madison moves to require half time school attendance for under eighteen as a measure to boost youth education. The bill, introduced in the Assembly, aims to extend compulsory schooling, address child labor, and open pathways to work while ensuring learning remains central.
In Carlinville Illinois a badly damaged report details a six to ten year old boy found dead in a well near his home. The stepmother is accused by Mrs. Terman, the boy's guardian, who alleges involvement by others. The article cites authorities and neighbors, with limited readable names and locations.
Madame Curie, the renowned scientist and Nobel laureate, travels back to France with her daughters aboard a train to Paris. The journey follows a long European lecture circuit highlighting her work and the broader mission of women in science.
At the Ta Crosse Ministers association meeting in West Silom the renewal of a union series of Sunday services was decided for July and August. The program includes well known speakers and is hosted by West Silom Federated church with Rev J. Davis and ladies. A luncheon followed.
unclear fragmented text. no identifiable people places or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
A May 29 1921 note from Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse urges readers to join the service and clerical work, highlighting city placements and government job changes. It praises the art school days and promotes preparation for jobs with the U S Navy hospital and other posts.
A promotional note invites readers to request a free catalog covering courses rates and room information. It promises photos and testimonials showing graduates succeeding and mentions the catalog contains hundreds of items and tolters as examples.
R. T. Fiyan, reported to have been at Francis Hospital with a heart infection, was seen back at his office. A circulating false rumor claimed he lost an arm, which he disproved by showing both limbs.
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