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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
The privy council in Japan approved the naval treaty reached in Washington and sent it to the prime minister for ratification. The committee noted the ship ratio disadvantage to Japan but urged ratification without amendment to preserve world peace.
In Delvitia Pennsylvania a column notes conservatives influence on next fall’s men’s attire. Designers push knickerbockers and abbreviated trousers with conservative cuts, while business offices see a shift toward slimmer suits and tailored jackets among convention attendees.
A Senate committee endorses the Rivers Bill and outlines actions including harbor improvements and surveys to assess feasibility of deepening channels. Provisions cover Pier to dredging areas and widening State Street Bridge to Eliz Street, with related developments in Michigan and nearby towns.
Bids for a major macadam street project were opened by the public works head. Cheek Bid at 498 750. White Construction camping lad R229 000. Shipes Inc of Paul SQAL000 and Schmith Woeber in of Minneapolis 246 000. House to adjourn Washington August 15 after canon rreat resolution passes. House leaders hope to begin adjournment Saturday.
Marinette Wisconsin reports a man, 58, was instantly killed Wednesday when the tractor he was driving tipped over in a park area near Fairhorn. He lived in Michigan and had been visiting the area. The incident is under local police review.
In Kenosha Wisconsin Norman Weiss, driving a car, is held on manslaughter charges connected to the death of Sheriff Wael after a six hour preliminary hearing. The case involves Mrs Mary Robbins and the float ride incident, with the hearing continuing next week.
Union aid Raul reports chiefs called to meet Friday as strike call goes out. The impending walkout aligns with a $440 million freight-rate cut and a $136 million wage rise set to take effect Saturday, while maintenance of way crews may join after a Detroit vote. Transportation will continue despite the dispute, as train-service workers remain unaffected.
Chicago and Cleveland report widespread railroad worker walkouts and holdouts amid a looming nationwide strike. Officials indicate union leaders expect a walkout of maintenance and shop staff, with sentiments leaning toward action if demands for wage changes are not met. The situation disrupts operations across major lines and prompts police coordination in Chicago.
Milwaukee agents seized a truck load of Colorado alcohol including fifteen barrels and thirteen cases of wine at Seventh and Cherry streets on Wednesday night. The raid followed a tip from Charles Kirch of Winut street who was noted near the scene. The truck was valued at about 50 000 and the seizure involved federal and state prohibition authorities.
A garbled report outlines Wisconsin cheese makers needing to meet state grading rules and department standards. It mentions compliance by cheese producers with labeling, moisture limits, and marketing guidelines.
State orders rerouting of the Eastern Highway to bypass railroad grade crossings. The plan shifts traffic through Pleasant Street in Janesville and travels southwest to connect with Spring Valley near the railyard, with Hafover and Footville affected as routes adjust under the relocation project.
In Colorado, two mine trips were married, one mine flagded and two railway bridges burned in coal fields in Bolder and Tnerfang counties. The announcement, citing Colorado state authorities, says the incident occurred at night and Colonel DP. J. Harbeck, state adjutant general, reported from headquarters on Thursday.
Fragmentary text shows Irish rebels vowing to resist surrender and uphold national faith. They invoke sacred dead and Chief’s example, urging perseverance against a continuing conflict despite truces and enemy pressure.
Three people were killed and twenty five wounded when police fired on a crowd during a Darmstadt demonstration linked to the Walter Rathenau assassination. Demonstrators had earlier broken into the homes of Deputies Dingeldey and Osann and seriously injured a farmer. Portugal has two towns Lisbon and Oporto with populations over ten thousand.
The Baptist church vacation school enters its third week with strong turnout and evident enthusiasm. Students enjoyed a day at Copeland Park, games, volleyball, and a visit to Mr. Gud Mee on Row Street. The program continues through July 8 with a big demonstration planned and Bible knowledge highlighting the curriculum.
In Vernon County circuit court, Tadge Wigher granted two divorces. Jas Vachota was separated from his wife, Marvy, who left him years ago and resides in California. Josie Hulsether received a divorce from Seplins Wulseth amid claims of inhumane treatment. a guardianship for Hulsether's child, dT. Ter Bromert of Virakwa, was appointed. One decree term remained pending with counsel reports.
The Wisconsin Power Light and Heat company is authorized to acquire the Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company by issuing 600,000 dollars in preferred stock to assume 700,000 dollars of common stock. The target owns street railway and electric light systems in the Fox River valley and the deal ranks as a major statewide consolidation.
The remains of John Rogowsk who died in Milwaukee will arrive evening and be taken to the home of his son John Rogowsk on Avon Street. He leaves nine children in Milwaukee and this city. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 from the house and 9 at Holy Cross church. Burial in Catholic Cemetery.
Early returns in South Dakota's statewide primary show M'Cumber leading Frazier by more than two to one with 27,915 votes to Frazier's 623. Nestos held a slight edge for the Republican nomination while independent candidates lagged. Returns from city precincts were near complete, rural areas slow to report.
The Pioneer Store on Dioneer Street hosts its opening night with a thronged crowd and many attractions. The grand sale offers items from slippers to hats, candy vendors and dancing on the second floor, with prizes and giveaways drawing steady interest from attendees.
Edward Lesterman, a miner official tied to a Losiposhy bank, was fined 5 dollars after testifying for the government in a Kenosha bee ring case. Sentence reduced Thursday afternoon in a court. Tadge FP A. Geierr in feergl cnurt.
The St Louis Browns leveraged their early chances to extend their lead over Cleveland while the White Sox pushed Detroit into a distant third. Chicago trails the leaders as injuries hamper top hitters Marty Heilmann and Cy Williams, with homers from Heilmann and Williams highlighted. The Phillies split doubleheaders as Boston Braves knock Vance from the mound and the Dodgers climb back into contention.
In a Washington Star snippet, Corntas admits some farmers know little about finance while some financiers speak about farming. The exchange highlights rural mistrust and cross-talk between farm folk and money experts amid finance talk.
Nonsensical OCR fragment references officials in Seattle denying claims of intoxication during a Republican convention. The text is garbled, with mentions of May, Brown, and Belt in Chebahs, and references to federal sites and visits, lacking coherent facts or dates.
A Senate decision increases duties on dairy imports, signaling a shift in trade policy. The measure aims to protect domestic dairy producers while potentially raising costs for consumers. Officials emphasize regional impacts and budget implications amid partisan debate.
Unclear OCR text reports Dempsey accepting a world heavyweight title match in New York. Mentions commission actions and a 70? bet or fee, with garbled names and phrases making specifics difficult.
A foreign suspect, alleged by police to be the killer in the Rathenau murder, was arrested near the city. Authorities say the man, identified as a vehicle operator, faced charges connected to the shooting incident, with investigations ongoing into motive and travel details.
Coroner's jury concluded the death was self inflicted. The body of Riva a Cnity was found in the charred ruins of her home last week, with authorities treating the case as death by own action.
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