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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

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Rail shopmen strike looming as board summons leaders

Chicago dispatch reports G M Jewell head of six shop crafts unions was subpoenaed by the US railroad labor board to testify on the threatened 490000 shopmen strike set for Saturday. President Jewell prepared a public statement as talks were scheduled at the board headquarters. Some union chiefs did not appear, fueling doubts about a conference outcome. The board pressed for compliance with its orders to avert disruption.

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Four Courts Surrender Amid Dublin Street Fighting

The Four Courts building in Dublin surrendered unconditionally to Free State forces at 4 pm after an explosion left parts of the structure blown away. Insurgents occupied key streets, with hundreds of snipers and fires raking the city as British troops moved to protect positions and civilians faced growing danger.

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Bentley Out For Governor And Old Guard Clash

A chaotic campaign statement outlines Bentley’s bid for governor, defending his stance on the Eighteenth Amendment modification amid a national old guard struggle. The report notes Porter J. McCumber’s probable defeat and Nestos’s renomination, signaling shifts in Senate leadership and potential chairmanships.

Frazier Secures Nomination in North Dakota Senate Race

Lynn J. Frazier wins the nonpartisan U S Senate nomination for North Dakota with a virtual concession by opponents. The campaign centers on reform and state interests as Frazier solidifies lead amid a crowded field.

Frazier North Dakota Argo. N. D Associated Press Porter J. McCamber U. S Senate Finance Committee Gumber Lynn J. Frazier Nonpartisan League Choice U. S. Senate

Kidnapping Probe Aimed at Mexico Abductions

A proposed joint congressional committee would investigate alleged kidnappings of American citizens in Mexico. Reports from Washington state that 85 employees of the British owned La Corona Obream, including six Americans, were held for ransom but later released. State department notes leave questions about payment and captives.

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Mobilize Trucks to Carry Food to Chicago Citizens

Hundreds of motor trucks and scores of craft were enlisted to rush food supplies to Chicago amid a threatened strike. The Chicago Association of Commerce arranged the measure to assure continuing food supply for the city.

Chicago

BYRAM URGES EMPLOYEES TO REMAIN AT WORK

Circular from YH E By ram president asks Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway employees not to strike amid rumors of a July 1 action. He argues a strike harms workers and the government backed labor board, urges continued compliance and uninterrupted repairs to keep roads, cars, and locomotives in service.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Yam Alwys United States Railroad Labor Board United States Chicago, Milwaukee & Frant Railway Company United States Railroad Republic India Hepa Jong Min Siened YH E. Byra

Rescue Mission in La Crosse Closes After 14 Years

The La Crosse Rescue Mission ceases operations due to lack of financial support. After selling a land contract and the Pearl Street building, the board will clear about 2900 dollars of indebtedness. Roeney has served as superintendent for several years.

la Crosse

Wisconsin Tornado Relief Funds Grow Slowly

Funds for tornado victims in Northwest Wisconsin are arriving at a snail pace. State Treasurer Henry Johnson said two weeks produced only 2,492 dollars for rebuilding the devastated area. A further appeal is being made to the state for aid to farmers who lost farm buildings in the storm.

Madisce Wis Wisconsin Henry Johnson

Quiet Wins in Colorado Coalfields Reported by AP

Reports received by the Associated Press Friday morning say quiet prevailed in Colorado coalfields. Boulder, Fremont, Fuerranit, Animas ridges and other principal coal mining regions were cited by sheriffs as the key areas affected.

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Union Station committee asks rail commission to decide on merits

The Union Station Committee of La Crosse led by F P Hixon requests the Wisconsin Railroad Commission to decide the union depot case on its merits. The panel, representing fourteen civic organizations, condemns the previous common council action as ill advised and inconsistent and urges prompt formal consideration.

Common Council Chamber of Commerce Union Station Committee of la Crosse Railroad Commission of Wisconsin Union Depot Trades and Labor Council la Crossa County la Crossa County Community Council Progressive League Catholic Woman's League Twentieth Century Club la Crosse Woman's Club Kiwanis Club Citizens’ Co-operative League Rotary Club United Commercial Fravellers Ar Aganciation Memorial Commission Parents and Teachers Association Union Station Com Lo Tring Railrose Commission Wisconsin Union Station R. Commission

Student acquitted of killing friend who insulted wife

Karl Gee tor of Miami, a federal vocational student at Oklahoma A and M, was found not guilty by a district court jury in Stillwater of murdering Beckham Cobb of Birmingham Alabama, a classmate killed on campus in May while Cobb allegedly forced him to accompany him to apologize to Mrs Cobb for an insult.

Stillwater Karl Geetor Miami Oklahoma Enlese Beckham Cobb Birmingham Ata Cobb Gordon

Local drayman not tied to check deal claims

Oscar Moen of Kane Street denies involvement in a check deal mentioned in Tuesday's Tribune. Moen, now at a formal hospital, has temporarily abandoned his draying business. Navy scrapping bill passes Senate to cut capital ships per arms conference accord with minor amendments.

Oscar Moen Kane Sereet Wich Moencis i Senate Washington Senate

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