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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
6
Reporters describe safety concerns for wounded men in hospitals after an attack. Speculation grows on the whereabouts of nineteen missing men connected to the same incident, with officials warning against further violence and urging protection of injured workers and guards.
The article discusses the value of chamber activities led by B Dan E Weigle, stressing how membership drives and service capabilities shape the chamber’s reputation. It notes a goal of expanding membership, with captains guiding door to door drives and a plan to reach a thousand members by a midweek benchmark. The piece also mentions a separate obituary for Nicholas Longworth, mother of Speaker Longworth, and a local courtroom quip reflecting on community dynamics.
A chaotic Reichstag scene followed the Rathenau assassination as Erzbarger alleged a plot and mourners gathered. Walter Rathenau lay mourned at the presidential desk while deputies, diplomats, and workers filled the hall, with guards patrolling the Reichstag perimeter.
A garbled OCR style collection shows fragmented phrases and nonsensical notices from Hartford Caen to Windsor. It mentions a justice's death and scattered city names with odd captions and stray quotes, presenting as a chaotic newspaper fragment.
Ambush wounds two Ghio mine workers and leaves one more shot during a violent strike incident. Survivors report attackers opened fire as miners traveled with escorts, the scene described by witnesses amid ongoing labor unrest.
Reports from Racine and Milwaukee areas show delegates debating an amendment for the Democratic meet while listing numerous gubernatorial and senatorial candidates. The convention features committee assignments, contending presiding officers, and tensions over keynote and party leadership.
Fragmentary text shows Philip amid a chaotic game with stakes high and attention on the action. Vague notes describe players in a school setting, with assorted names and moments hinting at a tense moment and mixed outcomes.
William and Tete Priechuber, brothers, were jailed on multiple charges following a weekend disturbance in Stoddard. Mayor Charles White was reportedly struck by a rock during the melee as deputies, the town marshal, and visiting officials arrested several suspects and secured the scene amid a mob-like confrontation.
An elusive fragment describes travelers near Jerusalem and a silent crowd before a palace. A wayfarer questions a man as a line of women gathers, asking about suffrage and a price, while a tense scene unfolds amid a religious or civic setting.
A fragmentary report notes a debut appearance causing a sensation with the character Hamlet. The piece mentions timing five minutes ahead of schedule and references a weekly publication, but many names and details are unreadable.
Yeves a teamster was fined by County Judge Beindley for transporting sixteen cases of home brew from a south side operation. He received a sentence of one to four months with two days of grace. The court ordered the brew to be destroyed by police and the man to repay the fine.
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced today an across the board increase of one half cent per gallon on gasoline and kerosene in its entire territory.
WASHINGTON The House approved the Grain Trading Act by a large margin in a vote of 208 to 19. The bill seeks to strengthen regulation of grain markets and address concerns raised by the court’s decision.
Obituary for Mrs Alice Mendell Shanley of Wilowankee Wisconsin born December 15 1808 at Melford Pawn mentions husband son daughter sister and brothers with funeral services at Dwyer parlors and burial at Oak Grove cemetery Also reported are Judge stops fight in Ohio ruling Purduckson Tack Johnson fight halted and a one year ban on prize fights plus Wisconsin High Court to convene July 17 and a note that over 30 million dollars worth of tobacco was produced in the United States
A Berlin suburb reports the formation of a beggars union that hires street crews and assigns districts to collect alms. The network is said to recruit by districts, with shifts and “certified pupils” to beg at theaters and concert venues. Patrons include wealthy Russians and Americans, while some nationalities are noted as generous or reticent.
The Capitol steamer took a four aboard excursion out of the city this evening. The trip was organized under Episcopal auspices with Christchurch in charge. Night heat looms as the vessel departs for the outing.
The Imperial Court mourns Admiral Higashi-Fushimi who died in January after a long service in the Japanese Navy. He held the rank of marshal admiral in 1917 and was the seventeenth son of the Imperial Prince. His passing followed influenza last November and heavy strains from royal visits.
The army appropriation bill, providing funding for a peacetime army, awaits President Harding's signature after Senate action and committee reports. Also notes a Windsor Ontario death and a Chicago railroad executive death, with brief local confirmations and a Michigan-to-New York travel mention.
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