14 May 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented notes describe a Silesian revolt and shifting lines of control. References to Seaman movement, Bellieves Korfanty, and Polish aims appear amid scattered mentions of cities, dates, and military actions.
Council debates bids to print the weekly review. Mahoney and allies push for official paper status while opposing factions clash over funding and legality. The controversy centers on publishing costs and authority to produce the weekly journal.
The historic Morse Elm at a capital corner collapsed under the axe ending its long run as a public landmark. Locals recall gatherings of politicians and citizens who once sat beneath its shade to discuss affairs at the nearby courthouse and social clubs.
A protest hearing over Wisconsin Road 70 S00 lines and a shareholder claim that stockholders were misled into selling at a low price. The Wisconsin rail coat commission, chaired by Car Jackson, heard testimony about route proposed by Northern and the impact on rights and rents, including a plan to condemn about 150 miles of track.
A brief notice reports Skow Store on Superior Drive shipping to Port Skow amid Lake Superior trade conditions. Vessels tied to Garbor harbor are listed with balances and market signals guiding next shipments.
John Dietz returns to his home for the first time in a decade seeking stability and a hopeful plan for the future. He reflects on past challenges and outlines a single focused goal.
In the coal country the Mountaineers clash across West Virginia and Kentucky as the open mine debate fuels a broader industrial fight. Union leaders warn of federal troop use if needed while mine operators push for keeping mines open amid evictions and labor strife.
Weather forecast notes frost risk for Saturday night across northern Indiana and northwest Ohio. Another forecast shows widespread cooling Sunday east of the Mississippi with lower temperatures and light rain in parts, followed by unsettled conditions early next week.
A Saturday raid at Mount Joy prison by Irish republicans failed to free Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Féin. An armored car and off duty uniforms aided the attackers who were repelled after a sentry fired. Griffith remained in custody as authorities explained subsequent arrests and charges tied to alleged republican funding.
In a meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science Hammond advocated disarmament as feasible only with coordinated action by major powers. He argued the United States should not seek supremacy but would not accept subordination, urging a straightforward government message to Britain and Japan to pursue disarmament. Senate figures Lemont and Praves appeared on the program for the weigh-in session.
A small fire caused by a short circuit in the wiring occurred on the Myrick park car No BS at Worth and Vine streets Saturday morning, according to a Central Life report. The fire burned a hole under a corner seat but did not damage passengers as there were none aboard.
Police Saturday raided several moonshine operations in a rural area, breaking up about five gatherings. Officers confiscated large quantities of illegal liquor and disrupted the illicit activity amid ongoing enforcement efforts.
In a dramatic daytime struggle near Pettibone Island, Henry Shafer a 25 year old Milwaukee roundhouse mechanic was captured after allegedly forcing his way at Mrs Gertrude Kane and fighting off fishermen who intervened. A Normal School student later identified Shafer as the assailant in the vicinity of the Normal school weeks earlier. Shafer was seized by authorities following a chase ending with his arrest.
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