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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

6

Ford Club Plans Wolverine State Convention

Dearborn leaders push to organize Ford supporters across Michigan to back Henry Ford for president possibly as third party leader. A Dearborn campaign aims to convene Ford clubs, elect delegates, and form a national organization, with a feasible meeting date to be set in Dearborn. The effort reflects growing Ford supporter sentiment nationwide.

Dearborn Club Ford Detroit Mich Henry Ford Dearborn Dawe Fordeliuha Dearborn Jeaders Dearhorn Inter Dr. Dawe Saumerous Ford Clubs James Fr. Green Dearhearn Ford Sunporters J. Green

States Urged to Cut Waste as Costs Rise

President calls for thrift across federal state and local governments citing Census Bureau figures showing rising state and local expenditures, debt growth, and tax collections. He urges citizens to reduce personal spending and lawmakers to curb extravagance, stressing a shared duty to restore balance and pay national and local debts. The piece references 1921 state revenues and expenditures, city and county spending trends, and an estate tax note on Charles Ransom Miller.

Nimesis Treasury Census Bureau Iam Mfdia Ofries Apnca

Officials Discuss Plan for Seizure of Foreign Ships

Washington officials discussed drastic steps if foreign vessels defy U S rules as treasury rulings and a court decision are ignored. Conference participants reportedly considered seizing ships, with no decision announced, amid pressure over foreign ships bringing cargo to Hanoi and liquor storage in American trade.

U. S Washington United States Hanoi Supreme Court Treasury Ca Treasury

Attempted assassination shocks Premier in London crowd

A Central from Belgrade fired at Premier Pachitel during a levy at Parliament, injuring several. Arrests followed as security tightened amid chaotic scenes and public alarm across the capital.

London Pree Belgrade Kela Pachitel Espanerdasharmed Rivich

Honored Woman From Winfield In State Recognition

An East State community honors Mrs Orris of Winfield West Virginia for long service as a member of a local group promoting equalization. The reference highlights her multiple years of dedication amid a broader regional effort with numerous African American races.

Orris Winfield W.va

Flyers Aim to Set Dozen Aerial Records in Four Day Flight

San Diego aviators Captain Lowell H Smith and Lieut John B Richter attempted to stay aloft for four days and four nights to establish twelve world aviation records including an endurance mark. They descended at 10:25 AM after their motor bearing burned out, ending the six hour flight.

San Diego Calif Lowell H. Smith Johr B. Richter Smith Richter Associated Press Ohn B. Richter Rockwell Fiesd de Haviland Virgil Virgil Hines Frank Sinfert Ut. Tichter Ecrica

Wisconsin Assembly votes on state university appropriation

The Wisconsin Assembly, amid a two year funding plan, passed a tentative two year appropriation for the state university after a third vote. It amended the bill to shift revenue sources from property tax to a higher rate on millage, rejected one amendment, and set a Wednesday session to address remaining calendar items as Senate inertia delays a tax bill.

Matison Wise Assembly Sur Mhirman Goolman

Bomb Explosion Injures Twelve at Wiesbaden Station

A bomb exploded in the Wiesbaden railway station waiting room wounding twelve people. The blast shattered the front wall of the building as panicked Germans scattered. Police and witnesses describe a chaotic scene amid the crowded concourse with immediate investigations underway.

Wiesbaden

Fragmentary note on tabernacle history and liquor shipment

A damaged OCR fragment references a tabernacle history and a 292 quart liquor shipment. It mentions the Agsariat of President and a ship named Jananses finer with fires, but the context and details are unclear. Entities are uncertain due to text corruption.

Nntel

Obituary notice for Tangiber Zanther at Denton Street residence

Tangiber Zanther obituary notes residence at 1574 Denton Street after one year of residence. Services planned Friday from St Joseph Catholic Church at 9 o'clock with Rev Father Fratine. Interment at St Joseph Ridge Cemetery. Text also comments on life being serious to Mohammedan men.

Tangiber Denton Street St. Joseph Father Fratine St. Joseph Hidge

Te Safe? Herman Boerner Dies at Home After Long Residency

Herman Boerner, longtime city resident born in Saxon-Weimer Germany in 1847, died at his 420 Vine Street home after five months ill. Survived by wife, four daughters, two sons, four grandchildren. Funeral plans to be announced. He and wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last September in La Crosse.

Herman Boerner Vine Street Mate Mr. Boerner R. Buchneim Christian W. H. Goodenough Frank Heibernic Terman C A. Boerner Florence Christian L. Ginsson Catherine Heibernig Kramer Fakah Sexon-Weimer Germany America la Crosse

Spring Grove Man Fined for Driving Under Influence

Gustav Larson of Spring Grove was fined in police court for driving while intoxicated after his car veered off Second Street near Main and Pearl, crashing into a ditch by the Grosch and Mader ice house. Two other men, Car Runivola and associates, were fined for speeding.

Gustav Larson Spring Grove Ieer Yolice Larson Second Street Main Pearl Streets Grosch and Mader Ice Elsen Philips Te Runivola

Judge Rules for Hansels in Colony and Rapids Suit

A federal judge ruled for the Hansels in a suit against Colony and Rapids. Judge John Sater of Columbus overruled a rehearing request from David’s counsel, awarded the Hansels $24, with costs, and denied the request for punitive or exemplary damages.

Hansels Rapids. Mich John Inst Benjamin Prenett Tov David Benton Harbor John Sater Celunbus Chin

Mount Etna Reports New Lava Eruption

A new violent eruption broke out on Mount Etna’s summit, clearly visible from Catania. Observers fear the volcanic activity may overwhelm the near-by observatory as lava flows progress at about a kilometer per hour.

Mount Etna Catania Rome Central Warard

Sunneapous Tribune Seizes Control of Minneapolis News

The Sunneapous Tribune announces it has taken over the Minneapolis News from the Berers Tleyder interests and that The News will cease publication after a specified date. The Tribune provides no details on new machinery or building. The News’s debt is listed as 40,852 with no further terms disclosed.

Sunneapous Tribune Ares

Local Markets Report Prices and Goods Listed

Local markets list grain and feed prices, butter and eggs rates, fruit and vegetables including berries tomatoes melons lettuce and onions, with various price ranges per unit or per pound. Quoted by market traders Miller Rasmussen and Anderson, items include brick cheese full cream, Swiss cheese blocks, and American twin timhueger cheese.

Grama & Sons Bottees S Barre Bmiller-Rase Sompaas Wndle Hears Anderege

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