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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1921
Page
1
Reports from the Costa Rica Panama border describe ongoing fighting with Costa Rican forces advancing near Catacón and San José. Thousands of volunteers mobilize as Panama and allied forces seek arms, while the Panama Assembly approves spending for arms and training to support the nation’s defense.
A Gotham actress died after jumping from a hotel window on Saturday. Police reported the incident as a suspected suicide and began investigations. Investigators found no immediate evidence of foul play, and the victim’s identity was being confirmed by hotel records.
Reports from Berlin and London say Germany will present a rent offer on Monday as Premier Lloyd George meets with naval and political leaders to decide on penalties. Officials indicate Britain and allies may escalate naval measures if terms are rejected, with discussions among experts about the economic impact and compliance.
Rail workers initiate a strike and protest a wage reduction. The incident involves labor actions and collective bargaining pressure amid the railroad industry.
Conflicting dispatches reach Lyndon about internal Russia turmoil. Some messages claim revolutionaries hold Moscow and Petrograd while official Moscow denies disturbances. Reports also cite strikes and a declaration signed by Lenin and Voroshilov, amid disputed claims and warnings from Soviet foreign ministry. Washington reports note Finnish and Soviet messages discussing revolutionary activity near Trograd and Petrograd under tension.
Former Senator Henderson of Nevada was shot in his Washington office by Charles A. Grock, a 63 year old ex-resident from Takoma Park, Maryland. Grock, once represented by Henderson in a land case, had a history of mental disorders and carried a revolver when he fired, injuring Henderson’s wrist but not fatally. Grock was detained by police after the incident, which the senator attributed to a long-simmering dispute.
Police log reveals Rabingon employees at Camp Robinson aiming for dismissal as authorities cited an arrest of a shop employee in connection with the case. The report notes preparation for a trial date, with Friday evening actions setting the scene for a forthcoming hearing.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a theft incident with references to a machine and gallons. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled text. The readable parts indicate a theft involving a container or device and quantities, but specifics remain uncertain.
Ambiguous report notes a significant sugar industry setback affecting companies and stakeholders. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the fragment hints at financial or operational trouble influencing regional markets and potential policy responses.
Five candidates file for the Eighteenth Ward race including Pred 4 driver for the H.R. Jiarren Company, Mike Birrhawim, George Math, Geers Kinnhaltz, Hinil Ti and May. In the Sixteenth Ward, Frank Doskenton filed for office as Daniel Moore's campaign circulates chatter about intraparty aims.
Indiana university wrestlers defend national championship defeating Lawrence College. Strong performances by top contenders Levi, Peake, and Portage highlighted the victory as the team secured the title in a decisive meet at Ameliton Wis.
The Auto Club drafts a proposed ordinance to regulate traffic and organize a vigilance committee to curb vehicle violations. A committee chaired by Mr. Reso will coordinate with police to prevent accidents and guide enforcement on streets and alleys near major intersections.
A chaotic clash broke out among taxi drivers in Chicago ending with several tires slashed and multiple chauffeurs injured. Police arrived as tensions flared at a busy park area and riders fled amid the confusion.
Legislative measures listed for discussion include energy policy funding education and public health. The agenda references state officials and committees with notes on proposed amendments and voting timelines.
Report notes President in conference with GOP leaders, discussing plans for calling a special Congress session. Mentions cabinet staffing, White House reorganizations, and related activities as the new administration begins.
Health authorities report a rat and flea problem during a Crusade in the Canal Zone. The effort targets swarming pests, with authorities noting disease risk and rapid spread as crews patrol and clear areas.
The notice states that income tax returns must be filed by the fifteenth of March. It mentions compliance expectations and references authorities overseeing tax submissions. The text appears garbled with unreadable segments and lacks clear additional details.
The Sixty seventh Senate met in extraordinary session with a reshaped chamber to fit the larger Republican caucus. New GOP members Shortridge California Oddie Nevada Nicholson Florida Weller Maryland Netsbeck South Dakota Stanfield Oregon Finest Kentucky occupy front seats as veteran Republicans shift locations. Kenyan Iowa takes Secretary Fall’s frame seat and Fernald Maine moves into Kenna North Dakota’s former slot.
A Black pastor was killed and a politician wounded in a Madison confrontation near the Capitol. Police reported a chaotic scene with shouting as bystanders described the suspect’s actions and the immediate aftermath at the police station.
Disjointed text indicates a session on party delegates defraying costs and related rules. The document references procedurals, votes, amendments, and committee actions within a Wisconsin assembly context, noting postponed bills and various member positions during the ongoing primary period.
Labor Secretary swore in by son of Gompers vows to administer office for the good of all people. New Wilson cabinet members take oath after confirmation. Mellon to Treasury and Davis to Labor among early sworn in.
A submarine 0-7, stranded on the sand side of Fort ers Tshoad in Tug Island sound, floated off Saturday morning. The report notes weather outlook for the week starting Monday, with unsettled winds and variable conditions across the region.
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