13 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1921
Page
1
A mosaic of wartime reports and political analysis outlines Allied strategy in Italy and the Soviet front, with mentions of inflationary pressures, domestic debates, and international diplomacy. The piece surveys Senate actions, treaty discussions, and economic strains shaping wartime policy and public sentiment.
Ashington new rulings confirm Justice Department opinions backing Palmer prohibition waivers for medicinal beer and wine production. Frierson says Treasury should seek reconsideration but two officials note such opinions are cabinet level. Negotiations to enable medicinal beer use will follow once drafted.
A chaotic report from La Crosse details labor negotiations amid the BIS five dispute over wages and hours. The piece cites a proposed settlement conference, worker weight measures for children, and community leaders pushing for talks in Washington.
The notice outlines income filing thresholds for individuals partnerships and corporations. It specifies that every person with net income of 1000 dollars or more and each married person with 2000 dollars or more must file regardless of exemptions. Partnerships and corporations must file unless exempt. Filing dates span from March 24 to March 31 with office hours and locations provided.
A city wide campaign organized by 23 committees aims to keep the La Crosse Tractor plant from moving to Oshkosh. The Saturday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce outlined a plan to raise capital, with assets estimated at 1.6 million dollars and payroll around 40,000 a year.
A garbled OCR listing many names and initials appears to be a roster of soliciting committee members or attendees. The fragment includes numerous personal names with limited context, lacking dates, places, or organizational ties to form a complete item.
A historical notice outlines a conditional subscription to purchase La Grosse Tractor Corporation stock in La Grasse. It requires $750,000 in citizen subscriptions, asset appraisal of Ta Crosse Tractor Co, and a five-member manager panel among named individuals. The stock purchase becomes binding only after all conditions are met and committee approval.
District Attorney Cairf receives a restoration request over a claim that William Tabor an Indian with sidalipex was buried alive at Harertek two weeks ago. Chief Samson Grant of the Mak Croek Indians cites information from his daughter Miss Lelt Rhoues as the source.
A government warning describes a lethal liquid poison, where three drops on skin kill the exposed person. Officials say a plane carrying tons of agent could devastate a 100 foot by seven mile path, with fatality increasing without protective masks.
The county plans a May 30 dedication of a Service Men's Lot at Oak Grove Cemetery for World War I and other war veterans. The American Legion's Frank L. Shuman Post will administer gifts from the county and lay out care for the burial ground and future monument, funded by public subscription and county support.
A juvenile in Springfield pleaded guilty in juvenile court to delinquency with intent to cause fatal harm in the Friday night wounding of Patrolman Dosepl Tyan. He was sentenced to an indefinite term at the Mans ion Ohio reformatory after ten minutes of confinement. Police sought to remove him from town promptly.
Madison Wisconsin report states ten university students helped federal agents arrest suspects and seize wine barrels at a hidden location. The raid targeted illegal alcohol operations, with students aiding in locating and signaling authorities during the operation.
Reichstag backs Simons as German Voted to support rejection of Allied demands. Dr Simons asserts occupation terms altered and calls for a middle path while warning penalties could shift negotiations. Berlin reports emphasize strong partisan debate yet firm government stance on not paying wrong with wrong.
Four American sailors were killed in Tampico as they boarded a launch, attacked by five masked men. The bodies had not been recovered and the U S embassy had no confirmation beyond newspaper dispatches received.
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