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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1922

Page

6

Forgers Sentenced in Circuit Court by Higbee

Thomas Burns and William Carter Plead Guilty in circuit court Wednesday morning. Burns, 50, told the judge he has not yet killed, while Carter admitted passing forged names amid confusion. Sentences: Burns five years, Carter three years.

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Rock Island Train Ditching Sheds Engineer Deaths

A Rock Island line train was ditched in an accident killing the engineer and injuring others. Details on the crash sequence, location, and subsequent investigations are sparse in the legible text.

Rock Island

West Avenue Midgets Triumph 16-6 Over Hixon Midgets

The West Avenue Midgets defeated the Hixon Midgets 16 to 6 in a junior league clash. teams and efforts are noted with stray OCR text but the clear result shows West Avenue dominance and a winning margin.

Copeland Park Midgets Defeat Hood Streeters

The Copeland Park Midgets defeated Hood Streeters in a local game. The readable text mentions players like Huttorsen and Martsohmer with Copeland Park and Hood Streeters named, though many fragments are garbled.

Copeland Park Hood Streeters

Minneapolis Youth Injured in Auto Crash

Donald Nggin seven year old Minneapolis boy sustains serious injuries after being struck by a car at the corner of Sixth and Main Streets. The accident occurred during a parade and emergency responders attended the scene. details of the child’s condition and possible witnesses are reported by local authorities.

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Survivors to Testify in Suit Against the Union

Eighteen? eighty eight survivors of a mine incident in Illinois will testify in a suit for damages against the United Mine Workers union and “Bloody” Williamson county. The witnesses, who escaped a mob at the Lester mine, appeared with attorneys to recount last week’s horrors and ongoing efforts to identify those responsible for outrages.

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Rebels report again active in Lower California

Rumors of revolutionary activity in Baja California have resurfaced with unofficial reports that within the last two weeks twenty one men have died in and around Mexicali near the international boundary. American authorities here could not identify the body of one of eight men said to have been killed in a battle about twenty miles north of Mexicali Monday night. All eight are believed to be Mexicans. In addition to the eight deaths Monday, there are mentions of alleged radicals and revolutionists, though Mexican officials have issued no statement.

Catenico Calfornia Mexicali International Vitors

Marconi Honored With Medals In New York Speech

Senator Guglielmo Marconi receives a John Fritz Medal in New York for the invention of Wireless Telegraphy. The distinction is among the nation’s premier honors, with noted scientist Marcone recognized for his role in advancing communications.

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Baseball Officials Probe Employment Of Outlawed Players

New York officials scrutinize hiring practices of former All American League members barred for links to the 1949 World Series. They argue organized baseball lacks jurisdiction yet fear fans will see these players under assumed names.

New York Leam Conncellor

Public Principles and Education Campaign Debated

A fragment outlines public education policy and reform proposals. It highlights views on university access, funding, and the role of local communities in school governance. The text references efforts to regulate higher education costs and to promote women’s participation in government matters.

Obituary notice for John Rogowski in Milwaukee history

Word was received Tuesday of the death of John Ragay in Milwaukee. Ragay was for many years a city official in Ta Mrasse area. Further announcements will be made later regarding his survivors and funeral plans.

John Rogowski John Ragay Milwaukee Enery

Slain miner warned to quit work, claimsa text

A confusing report claims a miner was warned to quit work before a fatal shooting during a mining incident. Investigators and officials discuss arrests, labor tensions, and a looming railway union strike as investigations unfold across multiple counties and companies.

Workers threaten rail strike over pay and overtime costs

A stadium of workers, including six key members, threaten a railways strike over wage rates and overtime pay as negotiations with employers stall. The effort aims to force rail employers to concede overtime rules and transportation costs amid ongoing bargaining and political pressure.

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Wage Reductions Reached by Pennsylvan ia Railroad and Employees

Philadelphia. The Pennsyl vania railroad announced wage reductions agreed upon by management and elected representatives of 42,400 employees. The settlements cover 29,100 maintenance of way workers and 9,100 telegraph and signal staff, effective July 1. No figures were released. The talks were voluntary and conducted solely between management and employee delegates, without outside intervention.

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Eletons Unearthed by Steam Shovel in Frisco

Fourteen skeletons in plain red wood boxes were unearthed by a steam shovel near the Marine Hospital in Frisco and held for identification by U.S. Army authorities on Wednesday. If identities cannot be established each skeleton will be marked unknown and buried in the National Cemetery at the Presidio.

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Holy See rejects special Jewish rights in Palestine

A Vatican letter to the League of Nations argues Jews in Palestine must have civil status but oppose any privileged position or privileged rights over other faiths or nationalities. Cardinal Gasparri signs the secretary of state, contending the draft mandate would disrupt balance and violate Versailles Article II.

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Salt barrels seized from lake steamer under Volstead law

Beer congealed in salt barrels taken from a lake steamer was seized by agents Wednesday morning. The barrels, billed as salt out of Manistee Michigan to Milwaukee, led to two men being accused of involvement. Captain Martin denied any ram running. no irregularities were found aboard the ship despite the seizure by federal authorities.

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Evans Opens Western Amateur Title Quest at KC

In Kansas City Missouri the Western Amateur Golf Championship began with Chick Evans of Chicago taking the opening drive at Jill Crest Country Club. Evans, defending champion and medalist with 145, edged to a 67 while records fell in the two days of qualifying as Bix Purser set marks, and the event drew acclaim for high tournament quality.

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Wisconsin Woman Dems Pick Hooper For U S Senate

Oshkosh Wis Sept. nomination endorses Mrs Hooper as Democratic candidate for United States Senate and first woman to head a state party ticket. Convention approval highlights include support for stronger Prohibition enforcement and a referendum plan. Delegates discuss party platform and permanent organization efforts through Jefferson clubs.

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Hixon seniors defeat West Avenue aggregation in close indoor bout

The Hixon senior indoor team defeated West Avenue 7 to 6 in a Tuesday evening game. Batteries were Micon Temn and Vosk for Hixon, West Ave had Krister and Christopher.

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Jimmy Gill Wins Decision in Rock Island Bout

Jimmy Gill earned a six round decision in a Rock Island bout on Monday night, delivering a strong performance that drew praise from observers. The card featured several exhibition moments and drew local attention to the Rock Island venue.

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