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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented text predicts a sweeping Democratic victory at the polls and critiques Republican governance. It references long-running misrule, state debt, and political figures, with claims of near-bankruptcy and widespread dissatisfaction. The garbled OCR notes mention leaders, party dynamics, and electoral stakes, but details remain uncertain.
The passage mixes speakers from Wisconsin and Milwaukee with stray phrases about pensions and politics. It references a governor, fire marshal, and legal action while mentioning service men seeking a pension. The OCR yields many garbled terms and partial names, offering only a rough snapshot of a political discussion and pleas for veterans benefits.
City mayor cannot act as attorney for a person charged with a crime. Attorney general Wiss-Any mayor who attempts defense risks disbarment for neglecting city duties and violating state laws. Authority Me Me Me Me indicates mayor cannot represent defendants in criminal cases to protect city interests.
London reports say the government secured a formal vote of confidence after a motion to reduce the salary of the chief secretary of Tres lant sparked debate. Officials describe the outcome as a thumbs up for policy direction amid unresolved tensions and press scrutiny.
In Washington D C the government's policy faced defeat by a 312 to vote. Secretary Mellon requested Attorney General Daugherty to determine the legality of permitting certain ships to sail outside the three-mile limit. Additionally Vernon W Fleet of Indiana was nominated to a trade post in the federal agency.
A report notes the commission was confirmed by the Senna Cypress trees in northern California where each tree stands about 10 feet tall.
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