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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1921
Page
1
A garbled historical newspaper fragment discusses political figures and war leadership, noting President and governor roles, economic strains, and public reaction. It mentions medical and military personnel, wartime supply issues, and perceived strategic directions, with references to domestic governance and broader international conflict.
In a tense session Governor Mann of Illinois led debate as the House paused near the session's end. Legislators approved a brief tribute to defeated colleagues and discussed funding for the Products Laboratory. Mrs. E G Thompson was elected to lead the Dav Cross County Community Council, with officers named for welfare, juvenile, and civic committees. A resolution opposing explosive products and clotting agents was adopted, and a forthcoming council excursion date was announced.
In La Crosse, a distressed father seeks aid for his ailing wife and four children including a newborn. Neighbors and Goodfellows rally after learning the family lacks food and funds. Donations can be arranged via Tribune contact Mr George Carr at Thirteenth Street and Mores Coulee Road. phone 1538-0.
Berlin confirms cabinet authorizes Dr. Simons to negotiate within limits set by Reichstag. German delegates will present new counter proposals Monday while insisting on not exceeding the terms already offered. London talks aim to avert a breakdown as Germany presses for economic concessions and secure positions.
Widow of prominent Methodist clergyman Rev W W Rolfing dies after long illness. Four daughters and four sons survive, with services planned at Salzer Memorial church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Crowned by parish and family, the La Crosse area notes her passing in a quiet, respectful obituary.
A Japanese figure urges the United States to share the burden of European peace amid rising unrest. The speaker argues coordinated global policy is essential and envisions cooperative actions with European nations, aiming to sustain world stability and international diplomacy.
Fragmented OCR reports Lodge re elected Republican floor leader in the Senate with references to Sethi Dotan Maslh Theor Peader and possible names like Osh, Crumis, Curtis, and Pur in roles such as president, assistant leader, and whip, though text is garbled and unclear.
Count Michael Karolyn, former president of Une natlleruel Gomi e, to be expelled from Hungary for alleged suburban acts. He faced accusations of diverting funds and contacting foreigners who lately spurred disorders in Cuseduy.
President Harding starts his White House tenure with a brisk, historic pace across departments and Congress. Hundreds visit the White House in the first day as he oversees mail, briefings, cabinet talks, and a public reception with Mrs. Harding, later attending a musical show. A new mascot Laddie Boy arrives, bringing a lighter moment amid ongoing political planning and committee reshuffles.
The United States sent identical notes to Costa Rica and Panama urging cessation of hostilities over the disputed territory in the Panama zone. Secretary Hughes and President Harding discussed the matter as warships poised to protect American interests, with the notes signaling readiness to enforce a peaceful settlement if needed.
Illinois took top honors at the relay carnival in Urbana with multiple records. The two mile university relay was won by Illinois in 4:04.5, and Ames tied the carnival medley relay record at 4:74, matching Georgetown’s mark from the previous year.
A sparse OCR fragment mentions a service break and references May Dee and a caller. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete entities or dates to establish a full news item. Further context is needed to identify the subject, location, and outcome.
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