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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

6

Harding Discusses Farm Legislation With Congressmen

President Harding at a White House dinner briefed agricultural leaders on farm credits and ship subsidy bills. Officials reported support for consolidating credit programs to aid farmers, while the president signaled no strong wish to push the consolidation. The gathering included Agriculture Secretary Wallace and farmer representatives.

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Voigt Denies Filibuster Cost the US

Rep. Voigt of Wisconsin defends his single handed filibusters in the house this week and rejects claims the tactic cost government 251000 a day. He says only electricity charges may have been incurred and that staff salaries remain fixed regardless of session length.

Voigt Big Sam Washington Wisconsin Mr. Voigt

Defeat of McCumber reshapes old guard in senate

The article notes a big dent in the old guard as McCumber falls and Lynn J. Frazier from North Dakota rivals enter the Nonpartisan League dominated arena. It discusses seniority versus tactical influence, Ac Cum ber's reaction, and the rise of Frazier amid North Dakota political shifts with Prager’s unexpected gubernatorial campaign.

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School Districts Fix Pay and Rehire Teachers Monday

Annual meetings across La Crosse County set salaries for 1922-1923 and rehiring of teachers. Minimum wage figures range from $80 to $162.50 in various counties while rural salaries trend higher, aided by state and regional education officials.

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Bentley Out For Governor Has Platform

A fragmented political paragraph presents Bentley’s gubernatorial bid and outlines his governance platform. It highlights his support for tax policies, city credit, and municipal reforms in La Crosse, praising efficiency, fair burden distribution, and public service administration.

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Moehlenpah for Governor and the 18th Amendment debate

The text discusses Moehlenpah running for governor and Me. Moachienjah seeking Sappers from the disappointed wing of the Republican party during a prior congressional bid. It covers views on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and the balance between prohibition and legalizing beverages with limited alcohol, along with opinions on voting and majority rule in Congress.

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Hairpin Heist At Uptown Salon Draws Crowds

A Chicago Journal item notes a surge of women swiping hairpins from an uptown hairdressing salon. Each tray overflows with varied pins as patrons stuff what they can into bags, indifferent to pin color or fit.

Chicago Jnumal

Mine death toll rises to seventy four by May

Report shows CGAL mine fatalities through May totaling 74, higher than 4.15 per week in the same period last year. Bureau notes deaths increased in May with a count suggesting a rising trend in overall mine fatalities for the year.

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Tobacco Pool Membership Drive Closes Friday

A chaotic report notes a membership drive for the Tobacco Pool ending on Friday. The source mentions state department coordination, farmer reactions, and funding concerns tied to a figure named Mr. Foster, amid questions of the drive’s success.

Strife Plans For Saturday Strike News Update

Reports from Page One describe union actions over a $60,000.04 pay dispute and threatened nationwide labor stoppages. Boroughs, roads, and maintenance workers prepare for a planned strike as shop and track crews consider walkouts amid contract debates and pending ministerial talks.

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Unclear text summarizing a labor dispute and federation leaders

An unclear OCR fragment describes rail executives and United States involvement in a negotiation over a strike. It mentions chairmen of a council, presidents, and officials delegating to pass on actions. The passage references strike orders and a water reduction rider, with mentions of headquarters and communications to extend or postpone action.

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Looking Back at Wealth and Youth in Anseles

A fragmented reminiscence recalls a man who rose from poverty to riches, boasting of his success and reminding others of his past lack of funds while noting the minister’s gaze and the path he claims to have forged for himself. The piece reflects on ambition, social change, and personal history in Anseles.

Jookey Anseles

Mills Increase Wages at Tramilian Waelen Company Mills resume after vacation with ten percent raise

Notice posted Friday in Bo Tubringh Mass states that starting July 10 workers at the Tramilian Waelen company mills will receive a ten percent wage increase after a ten day vacation. Earlier wages had been cut twenty percent, reflecting adjustments amid limited literacy notes from Iceland.

Tubringh Mass Tramilian Waelen Rompany

Local Markets List Grain Flour Prices and Dairy Goods

Market notes list Wingold Flour prices by sack and barrel for 4 and 5 pound sacks, Bay State Bran in 100 pound sacks, and other grains. Milk products including butter and eggs appear with company names Miller-Rose and others. Fresh produce prices show oranges bananas cabbage cucumbers and onions with crates and per dozen or per pound quotes. Livestock prices cover hogs lambs sheep and cattle ranges with a few figures. Dairy and cheese varieties include several full cream cheeses with prices per box or unit.

Finie Grams & Sons Wingold Bay State Perdom Parton Miller-Rase Companys Primost

Pioneer Hall Event Draws Thousands for Hall Debt

The Pioneer store staged a big stove and amusement event at Pioneer Hall at Fifth and Market Streets to raise funds for debt on the hall. Last night’s crowd showed strong attendance, with lively business and continued demand.

Pioneer Pioneer Hall

Objection 70 Show Pillows and Sleep Comfort

Fragmentary OCR notes describe pillows in a hotel setting with references to sleep comfort and guest room arrangements. The text mentions beds, pillows stacked in piles, and a casual remark about guests and comfort, with unclear surrounding context. Several broken phrases indicate a discussion of pillow quality and guest experience at a New York location.

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Griffith Defies Landis Lecture To Baseball Players

Washington editor reports Griffith, head of the American League team, rejects Landis lecturing players. He vows no talks will be given to his men. The stance follows criticism of the league commissioner and signals further conflict within professional baseball.

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