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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
2
The La Follette state progressive faction swells with new members while conservatives wait the end of the session. Blaine expected to run again but facing possible opposition as policy battles loom over progressive leadership, patronage, and campaign strategy before the presidential race.
A landmark peace conference brings leaders from major nations to a closed-door session amid rising tensions. Officials report cautious optimism about breakthrough talks on disarmament and regional stability.
Rehearsals for the senior class play at the high school produce rapid, impressive results. Indications point to one of the strangest and most vivid productions yet, with standout performances by John Sabaworthy and Mary Lee. Albert Hirshheimer leads as a principal. Tickets are selling fast as parents and friends are urged to attend this breakthrough labor-themed drama coached by 4. Ty.
In Madison Wisconsin authorities enforce strict licenses for pop dealers and prohibit selling beverages with any alcohol content above one half of one percent. The enforcement follows a prohibition era ordinance requiring proprietors to hold a license for non intoxicating beverages and cites a case against Moerschmidt and Fischer in Shawang county court.
A Hurley Wisconsin candy shop run by Dan Ulnitieh faces renewed police attention after a raid linked to moonshine activity. Authorities fear the store may again become a hub for illegal liquor trade and dynamite theft linked to past criminal trouble, drawing steady court scrutiny.
Mation Wis reports eight western governors signed a rail agreement to back a national wheat conference in Chicago. The move aligns regional interests with broader plans to coordinate farm policy and market stabilization.
Governor Blaine joins colleagues and senators from western states at a wheat conference to craft solutions for low wheat prices. Representatives from agriculture, commerce, education, railroads and mills attend. More than 10,001 men, women and children stand to gain from price relief amid farmer hardship.
Fragmentary text argues for permanent prosperity of a nation linked to wheat crops and industrial power. Mentions farmers, fertilizer, and American factories. Overall topic centers on economic links between agriculture and industry and the potential benefits to workers. The readable portions show a national economic policy framing with references to prosperity and production.
Fragmentary report notes a spike in labor action spreading through the Ruhr and neighboring areas with walkouts in unoccupied territory. The passage mentions strains in wheat production affecting surplus profits and world markets.
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