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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
3
An experienced driver caused a four-vehicle injury at Dakota Park urging drivers to avoid impatience. The article argues nine of ten common crashes stem from rushing to pass or cross, risking life and property for a few moments of speed, and stresses patience and yielding as safer choices.
A garbled report contrasts a con man named Whitireia with a girl observer as he travels in a conspicuous car. The piece notes weeks of evasion after a crime, comments on appearance and behavior, and argues that attire and demeanor influence how seriously people take a suspect.
The first German offer on reparations since the Ruhr occupation is deemed unacceptable by many observers. The plan is seen as a cautious, transparent effort to settle assets and credit the pay capacity of German industry, with hopes the new proposal will unlock broad concessions. Industrial leaders express cautious expectations as talks shape a potential debt settlement.
Berlin reports show German industry pushing for state influence over key economic sectors in any peace settlement. The signs indicate wealthy postwar profiteers may aid a settlement, despite earlier evasion blamed on European turmoil. The move reflects growing acceptance that the republic faces pressure to compromise.
The article argues that captives held by the Shantung bandits are kept alive as bargaining chips. It notes foreign lives are valued higher than Chinese lives, and that authorities would swiftly move against the gang if prisoners are harmed. Negotiations likely continue as bandits seek leverage.
A garbled internal monologue questions worry, billing, and danger while noting British lecturers and impressions of people. The text mentions red clothing, a wall with a devil, and shifting notions of beauty among girls, all in a nonsensical, opinionated fragment.
Trempealeau area notes report the marriage of Fred Hart to Olive Colwell at the bride’s home in Trempealeau with Rev. James Thane presiding. Other items mention local graduates, job moves, and society figures including Dr. A E Wannner elected president of the State Electric Medical Society. Several residents plan travel to New York, Norway, and Sweden, with civic and business updates across the community.
In a noisy dining room a waiter named Berco attracts the attention of Miss Highly and her cousin Masie Landers. The scene at a fashionable New York hotel restaurant leads Roero to rethink his career after a costly flirtation with refined guests.
A hair styling note promises lasting natural looking curls using squid limerina and a small amount of silmerine from a drugstore. It claims hair becomes fuller, lustrous, and curls hold for months with no streaking or unpleasant effects.
A garbled report blends names and events from a romantic narrative with notes on a timber sale and an aging Japanese custom. It mentions a couple, a motel purchase, followers, and a breakup, then shifts to a U S government timber sale and finally a discussion of traditional seating practices in Japan. The text is inconsistent and mosaic-like, with many corrupted phrases and unclear chronology.
A highly fragmentary excerpt from Berton Braley appears with garbled text about golf, stage, and war imagery. It includes stray lines and misread phrases, then abruptly shifts to a note about movie theaters in Tavare, describing a division of seating into foreigners and natives based on the picture’s origin.
Minnesota voters face a crowded field as filing nears for the state senate primary. Nine candidates have already filed with several more considering runs. Notables include former candidates Charles Lindbergh and Magnus Johnson, plus local figures such as Mayor Liese of New Ein and Supreme Court Justice Hale. The slate features Republicans Ernest Taindeen and Sydney Anderson, Hibbing Mayor Victor Power, and Rep. Thomas Sokal among others. A pastor, Rev. W. Ronge, gains attention for memorizing Biblical passages as he pursues a political path.
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