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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
1
Harding's cabinet discusses ending the coal strike and plans a conference with the Chamber of Commerce to curb runaway prices, aiming to stabilize the industry amid a regional coal shortage. Government and business leaders seek a coordinated effort to control the market and avert broader economic disruption.
London says Britain sent a warning to the Irish provisional government urging prompt action to break up an intimidation and murder network linked to wrecking the treaty. The warning, not termed an ultimatum, follows a Commons vote of confidence amid Ireland policy tensions. Belfa st reports a five mile neutral zone along the Ulster border came into effect, with the British, provisional, and northern governments agreeing a triple arrangement. Premier James Craig described border control as divided into armed zones with Ulster police on one side and Free State forces on the other.
The Wisconsin Democratic state convention wrestles with dry and wet factions led by Judge Lueck and others. Debate centers on submitting an eighteenth amendment submission to the people via constitutional conventions, with clashes between drys and wets and women delegates seeking influence and fair representation.
Oscar Moen was held to circuit court over a $150 check issued at Tillman Bros. store. Bail was set at $2,000 but he was released on his own recognizance. The check, drawn on The State Bank, was presented to the bank by Tillman Bros. and later pursued for payment in Cochran.
The Minnesota House of Representatives has been appointed as a committee to attend the funeral services for Governor Len Small. A telegram from Chicago notes the formal segment of lawmakers joining the service, reflecting state officials’ attendance and respect.
The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce reports 408 members gained in two hours as 21 teams submit results at a noon luncheon. Dan BH. Weigle praises the effort, urging continued cooperation to boost to 1,000 in the campaign. Captains listed with totals, luncheon to conclude campaign Wednesday.
Federal Judge Geiger sentenced twelve saloonkeepers and others from Racine linked to Klinkert Brewing to prison or fines. The Indictment charged manufacture possession and sale of beer over 0.5 percent alcohol, with the brewing firm fined $21,000 and others facing smaller penalties. Most defendants pleaded guilty after initial denials.
Police say no trace of the Packard car stolen Saturday from a Fifth and State streets parking place has been found. Officials at police headquarters stated no response from issued descriptions and no contact from cards sent out regarding the machine.
The Rockford Tigers league squad Tuesday released Turker Richard Dickson of Monmouth Illinois, TWinoia, and Darfieller Here pert Kaknicz of Milton College Wisconsin.
Pat Herbert McCarty of Atawissa, a veteran of the 79th division, endured nearly fifty operations after being shot during the armistice period. Bullets mutilated his body, with eighteen removed and two lodged in his jugular vein when he died. Surgeons call his case remarkable. he had been cited for bravery for dragging comrades from danger before his injuries.
Dan E. Weigle, secretary of the La Crosse Chamber of Commerce, tells members at a get-together dinner that the nation watches La Crosse as it launches its membership drive. He stresses unity, paid investment, education, enterprise, and city appreciation as key to a modern chamber’s success.
Massachusetts Senator Walsh argued against tariff measures on beef veal mutton pork and lard, saying higher prices would burden consumers and offer no real aid to farmers. He warned the plan would raise living costs, curb wages, and harm the export business, predicting widespread losses for the American people.
Henry Krueger argued with his brother in law C H Knutson and allegedly beat him. Knutson obtained a warrant leading to Krueger's arraignment before County Judge Brindies and a $5 fine. Also reports 26 die in a Berlin highway wreck with many injured, thirty seriously.
The State Department requests immediate action after forty Americans at the Cortex OH company near Tampico are seized by rebel general Gorozave demanding 15,000 pesos within forty eight hours. The company’s Aguada camp is held with about 241 armed men, no federal troops nearby, and protections for American life and property are sought.
Washington reports the Senate approved the House amendment to the army bill authorizing 7.5 million dollars for new work on the Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals Alabama. the vote was 2 to 28 against the Senate stance demanding immediate availability of funds after presidential signing and a fight led by Chairman Norris.
The fire department rushed to two alarms on Monday one at Dr. J. L. B. Nelson’s office in the Linker building and another at the revenue office of T. Lunde on Calefonia street. No new damage was reported at either location. A disconnected device was blamed for the Lin ker bill five office fire. Boxer Injured In Fight Malusox Wisconsin Meena Kameny a joint boxer was in serious condition at a local hospital Tuesday from a stab wound received in a quarrel at a restaurant Monday night while C M Parsons roofing contractor was held by police charged with the stabbing. Parsons pleaded not guilty claiming Lincoln was knocked down and he did not wield the weapon.
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