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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
2
A brief note describes some plants that can live in sugar and mentions the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Louis arriving at Victoria. The vessel is noted as a mariner passenger ship built in British Columbia, highlighting early maritime details and domestic plant adaptability.
Campaign headquarters will be opened in Madison for the La Follette progressive ticket in the Marston Block. Robert La Follette Jr. directs preliminary campaign work and Senator La Follette plans a June return to Madison for a statewide speaking tour. Governor Blaine’s campaign will be managed with La Follette’s, signaling unity within the progressive forces.
Madison Wisconsin announces week long training for Wisconsin National Guard officers and selected enlisted personnel from June 12 to 17. Orlando Horway, adjutant general, says attendance is required for most commissioned officers. Training at Camp Douglas includes multiple units across infantry, artillery, engineers, and cavalry. Non commissioned and selected enlisted limits set per unit, with infantry and field artillery having higher caps.
Washington reports the senate military committees near approval of an army of 184000 soldiers and 12500 officers as the army appropriation bill nears completion. Mellon orders reduction of accounts staff and consolidates duties under a new internal revenue unit. The farm bloc pushes eight members on the federal reserve board to aid agricultural interests. In Chicago Mary Garden announced to appear in grand opera next season. Oklahoma City notes Thomas B McAdams recalls Edison as a good electrician but poor financier. Houston reports the locomotive firemen and enginemen union supports political activity. A cigar ad offers one you can smoke yourself. Berlin Brummer comments.
Madison Wis The war department will award a trophy to the Wisconsin National Guard company with the highest merit in shooting this year Col Bernard Beveridge assistant adjutant general announced. The figure of merit will be obtained by multiplying those who qualify as generals by 200 those who qualify as sharpshooters by and those who qualify as marksmen by 75 and adding the figures thus obtained A company must reach percent
Madison Wis Preparations for the state convention of the Eagles at the state capitol June 5 6 7 and Sth Gov Blaine to give welcome address Monday evening June Sth A large parade Thursday June Sth will feature the event Judge H Schmidt state president Manitowoc sending copies of The Wirennsin Eagle urging a large attendance at the annual affair, Judge Schmidt
Trains will bring attendees from the Fox River Valley and other parts of the state to the convention. The plan uses additional service to accommodate visitors and ease travel to the event location.
United States Consul Rea Victoria reports 25h.n0eists from the United States wars the province last year, an unclear tally reflecting wartime activity and cross border ties. The note hints at ongoing exchange and regional impact despite incomplete OCR data.
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