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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
10
Senator Timothy Burke alleges the bill stems from Russian influence, prompting calls for scrutiny and debate in the legislature. The remark signals heightened concern over foreign interference shaping domestic policy and may trigger committee inquiries and media attention.
A midsummer meeting of the Wisconsin State Telephone Association will be held Friday and Saturday in La Crosse. Attendees include J. F. Brizek FL M. McFairr A L Hart Mihrenkes Pr Weirich Mourne WO Smith NS ville F H Runkel Portage G B Hayden Madison J Crowley St Paul F B McKinnon Chicago. A telephone operators' school will discuss chief operators' problems.
A damaged plane owned by Max Berghamimer malfunctioned at Marshfield Wisconsin when parts struck a wire lifting the aircraft into a dive. Both the pilot and passenger escaped unharmed as the craft fell to the ground in a steep descent.
Wisconsin senate votes to appoint a committee to investigate the tax system for the next two years, seeking changes. The resolution originated with Senator Czerwinski, amended to include tax reduction inquiries, while the assembly rejected related amendments and sent the bill back.
An old newspaper ad touts Muleified oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, claiming it won’t injure hair. It advises dampening hair with water, mixing a small amount with Speevans Janier, and using it to lift dirt and dandruff quickly. The ad promotes buying Muleified from local druggists for family use.
Wausau cannery to start operations soon led by Frank T. Blare. Marathon county crops indicate the plant will likely handle about 80,000 barrels or cases of peas in the coming month.
Bangor Wisconsin reports Jerse J. Khopten, RP ovears, killed in an accidental shooting while removing ammunition from his auto during a rattlesnake hunt. The shotgun discharged, tearing his face, leaving a wife and three young children.
Werds detail warrants served on O. Knight federal prohibition director for South Dakota and W. C. Hayek assistant Wednesday charging them with leaving liquor in their possession drinking the same becoming intoxicated and giving liquor to others to drink.
Caledonia Minnesota sheriff Abbott and Deputy Rank nabbed a fourth moonshiner in under two weeks at the home of Raymond E Selseth, 30, five miles southwest of Spring Grove. They found a gallon still in operation and half a gallon of liquor or mash. Selseth was brought to Caledonia and arraigned before Leon.
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