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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1922

Page

6

Funeral services mark Field Marshal Wilson's London burial

After the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson, London pays tribute as the funeral proceeds from his home to St Pauls Cathedral. Thousands gather in a nation sorrow, flags at half mast, while observers blame the government over Irish policy and security. A coroner's verdict returns wilful murder for the two suspects, James Connelly and James Fyren, with immediate arrest and counsel present.

Ondan Presa aAftter Henry Wilson Wilson Sands Nationa Mentana Treland James Conielly James Fyrien Sir Wierry Brughees Wilson Rounsel

Hannah Kelly Named Delegate to Democratic Meet

Mrs Hannah Kelly of 28 Flonhd Street has been named a delegate from Ta trasee County to the state Democratic conference at Miletsed on Tuesday. A meeting Monday night at the Hotel Pfister will likely be attended by La Crosse delegates who left for Milwaukee Monday morning. The delegation is instructed to support Mayor Bentley for the governor nomination. The national Hospital sum of Wekan is noted. The Buck Passes the Buck. An Americanization incident reports a bill passed by a Bill Indian with a stick and white paint to a Chinaman who paid a gambling debt. the American was arrested.

Afaonah Kelly Flonhd Street Ta Trasee Miletsed Thor Pfister la Crosse New York Morning Telegraph

Hague Conference Opens as Russians Prepare Entry

The Allied Central Conference in The Hague saw preparations for the formal opening of the termination talks with Soviet representatives. Dutch Communist Deputy Wyrkeop welcomed secret delegates, while foreign delegates discussed restoration of private property and international debts. Prominent communists from Italy, India, and Germany addressed the gathering in Amsterdam.

Assnraleat Cemmunist Wyrkeop Cotaniinis Imei Herool Tanisia Amsterdam Fron Tinta Ighind Gorkminy India

Seven Sentenced in Milwaukee OW Dry Law Charges

MilwaukeeWis. Seven men were convicted in an OW dry law case with sentences ranging to several years. Defendants included Adolph Walff proprietor of a local store, Jillian Litva father Herman Bankert and Steve Voderavieh among others. Prosecutors alleged illicit liquor operations and illegal distribution with fines and potential prison terms. The trial concluded with guilty pleas and swift detentions following sentencing.

Milwaukee MIU Wis Beeven Finn Ellie Prohibitien Fenidants Adolph Walff Ae Die Slore Jilian Litva Herman Bankert Salanieorgeur Pepe Tamnut UTP Steve Voderavieh Harty Daines Antige Anilby

Wisconsin postmasters hold state convention in La Crosse

Assistant Postmaster CG C Looney reports that the Wisconsin convention for postmasters will be held in La Crosse in June 1929. The annual gathering gathers about 40 assistant postmasters and supervising postmasters from Wisconsin.

Tir Wisconsin la Crosse Wauswu Lron CG. C. Looney

Bribes Boy With Nickel To Tell Of Companion's Death

A Boston Transcript fragment reports a boy was bribed with a nickel to reveal details about a companion's death. The text describes investigators, a wake, and a study day as profiles of the case emerge amid reflective streets and ongoing inquiries. The piece references a Periscope view and maritime imagery, suggesting a broader city mood while noting the youth’s role in the early discovery.

Boston Transcript

Obituary Laura Ella Scheel

Laura Ella Scheel died at Tubheven hospital after a short illness. She was born April 1, 1900, and lived most of her life in Cross where friends will recall her. Survived by three nieces and a nephew. Funeral services will be held at Greve cemetery with Rev. hve officiating.

Laura Ella Scheel Laura RM Sudiy Tubheven Hospital Eta Greve Thay

Fines Charged Under Auto License Law Violations

The article reports multiple individuals including ARE DEAL and KLEINERTZ fined for auto license law violations. It notes charges, allegations of use of unregistered plates, and statements about the involved proprietors and vehicles.

Kleinertz

Unclear OCR text area from Wisconsin story

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions names and places including Berger, Pieter, and Phage. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.

Racine Sheriff Held For Violation Of Traffic Laws

Sheriff Nate W. Aynes of Racine was convicted in municipal court of traffic law violations after a trial. The judge suspended sentencing pending further proceedings, with defense attorneys challenging the ruling and noting state traffic regulations and official duties.

Racine Nate W. Aynes Purgesy

Fobrace Drive This Week In Dane And Rock Counties

Fragmented OCR text presents a local notice about events in Dane and Rock counties including Madison and nearby towns. The readable portions mention meetings, pastor, and community notes but lack coherent details or dates. The piece resembles a garbled community bulletin with many misspellings and stray phrases.

Dane Rock Counties

Fordmney to Retire After 24 Years in Congress

Saginaw News reports congressman Fordmney will retire after 24 years of service. The article notes his long tenure and hints at the impending transition, with local reaction and details forthcoming in future editions.

Fordmney Congress Saginaw Conrier Eouthneus

Thackeray rememberd as a genius with honest purpose

The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes praise for Thackeray as a figure of rich genius and public spirit, noting imagination both elevates and obscures him yet leaves a legacy of literary treasures. A cheer greeted the remark that Shakespeare bores less than the man’s courage to speak.

Thackeray Lumour Larry Rosebery Jim Mitar Birmingham Age-Herald

Foundations by Burton Bealdy and Camp Me St poem duo

A set of poems by Berton Braley includes Foundations showing labor to build a lasting base and Camp Me St celebrating outdoor camp life and the savor of cooking and travel. The verses mix labor imagery with rustic leisure and note copyright lines.

Burton Bealdy Fae Paverty Berton Braley Ihore Must Ross

Airplane Collides With Car Injuring Three Motorists

A plane struck a car in Los Angeles causing three people to suffer injuries. The aviator paused to explain why he was flying low before resuming his flight toward a residence. Authorities noted damage to car lights and nearby structures.

Tos Angeles Cal—Colliston We- Parson Aml Ceaniy Tiffies Mowlay Maine Homse

Bridal superstition warns June brides on bridesmaids

A playful dialogue jokes that June brides face a superstition about choosing bridesmaids younger than themselves. It notes an ancient belief that selecting bridesmaids not younger than the bride is unlucky, reflecting era tone and humor.

Automobile and Train Collision Reported in Michigan

A train struck an automobile near Dearrail, injuring one occupant and causing minor injuries to others. Emergency crews arrived and transported the injured to a local hospital for treatment. The incident is under investigation by authorities as road and rail safety teams review the scene.

Eleven Arrested Over Rathenau Slaying In Germany

Berlin reports eleven people have been arrested in connection with the Rathenau killing. Bavarian Secret Council members and others linked to the case including ministers and a prominent nationalist are implicated. Arrests also noted in Munich and Leipzig amid worker clashes and unrest.

Secret Council Erzberger Berlin Ikeavn Chamee Finasmer Byzheps Mogp Stathenan Ariests Monitehist Zucay Ler Poe Ag Munich Crenegar Maerker Reichswehr Vadion Presden Liter Yvte

Car Drops Forty Feet Through Bridge Rail

A vehicle plunges forty feet after breaking through a bridge railing in darkness. Miss Laakins sustains arm injuries. her sister Joyer and others suffer fewer injuries. Driver Vieien Lawikite loses control. several injured passengers are treated afterwards at the scene.

Miss Laakins Fernal Inguri Joyer Veonag Porn Reulton Roxtert Frome Manawa Vieien Lawikite

Farrington Appeal to Illinois Miners for Am in Checing Disorders

Fragmented OCR describes a mining disaster investigation with references to the death woods, a front rank in the mine, and a superintendent taken from the mine. Witnesses recount the attack, identify a gray haired man, and describe the vigilante response. Details are partial and garbled.

Farrington Illinois Pige Ated Federsd Smyveshearers Hiessa Death Woods Tellar van Ley S. Hunter McDonwell Rams Investirivers

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