Four Month Strike Fallout In La Crosse Saloon Case
A disputed labor strike backdrop influences coverage of a La Crosse saloon burglary and theft. Police report a suspect confessed to stealing money hidden in a paper sack, with witness accounts and jury testimony framing the investigation and a dealer strike impact on coal stockpiles and city safety concerns. Local officials urge steady consumer demand despite potential supply disruptions.
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Billy
Walice
Christ
Telly
Fitzsimons
Charles To Be Banished To Madeira Isle
Lisbon reports arrangements completed to exile former Emperor Charles and consorts to Madeira. Telegram from Madeira City confirms exiles to the island under terms agreed by Austrian Hungarian authorities.
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Associated Press
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Vhursdax Iron Funda
Harold Nordhoff surrenders over parole breach case
Harold Nordhoff, listed as Mansfield, turned himself in to police citing parole violation charges. Investigators say Nordhoff’s past reform terms were violated while serving a sentence for an earlier offense. Authorities report ongoing efforts to verify Nordhoff’s compliance and potential further actions by the state reform authorities.
Man who wrecked train life term in prison
A man involved in a railroad wreck last Friday night near Tumrington Tod received a life sentence. The incident, tied to serial violence, led to a lengthy federal prison term and highlighted ongoing concerns over train safety and criminal penalties.
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Mrs La Follette and Mrs Blaine to Talk Saturday
Phy eamapiaist of the weganan vobors to Drie alaart erscrrte theteath ant pre vede Twairie wars updties to ta Crissy Saturday evening. When Mrs Kelle Lakollette with Seamer Ron orley Ladvllerie tiny Mas dey ad Blain wife at Wisconsin's esernior with speak in te Assemably Thursday of the Chamber of Coremegee at Hie suds geet of Disar raat.
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Ad Blain
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Esernior
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Tilalne
Une Estiapailgi
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la Crosse
Rit
Menor
Ron Reredai
Warner
la Crasse
Rend
LaPellette
Taine
Knudsen
Weiner
Cressi
Willy
Neuman Kris e Bartenders Held For Circuit Court
A chaotic court record centers on Mate Neuman Kriese and several bartenders facing charges as prosecutors detail a destruction of evidence plot at local saloons. The proceedings describe alleged liquor law violations, investigative steps, and witness testimonies from law officers and the prosecutor.
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Kriese
Mate Neuman
Nerdy Bay
Neunmay
Wriese
Dad Wah
Mother and four children die in fire at Poleg
A devastating blaze claimed the lives of a mother and her four children in Poleg. Early reports say the fire started near the home on Cuining, Bodima Avenue, and Tawi Street, with scant details about the cause. Neighbors say Mrs Greenburg and two others were present, but rescue efforts could not save the victims.
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Coal Miners Strike Warned as Checks Drop in Indiana Field
Springfield reports a large coal miners strike across Carleville Staunton and nearby towns after a check off system is dropped. Miners halt work, with one hundred fifty furnaces joining at Tillsbore, as state officials urge an immediate return to work. A Terre Haute meeting of the Indians Termin association plans further action, while statewide probes continue.
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le Biken
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Ional Wojin
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Widow of Soldier Wins Insurance Award in Court Fight
Mrs. Helen Louise Halvorson wins a Treasury Department backed life insurance payout after a federal court dispute over a soldier's policy. The action centers on Halvorson claiming the beneficiary rights under her late spouse’s policy, with the government agreeing to pay the claimant. The case references restoration of the insurer's settlement and a related resettlement filing in federal court.
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Treasury Department
Helen Louise Thlvorson
Unite Y Sites
Coleet Ber Bushitil
Walt Risk Insurance
Bas
Malverson
Wesaver
Dae Sd
Guy
Halverson
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Iyo
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Fierden Aml
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Gordon
aArecht Moore
He Moore
State to Probe W. U. And Postal Rates
State rail commission sets an investigation into rates charged by Western Union and postal telegraph companies. The inquiry, following a formal filing, aims to determine if pricing is fair across all points and will deliver a ruling within ten days.
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W. A
Postal
Madison
Wie -Tle Rail Commission
Western Union
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Rho
Unions Must Share Duty Roads Claims Public Policy
Former governor W Leeper argues railways are public utilities and unions should share responsibility to ensure safe, efficient service. He contends government can regulate rail labor for fair wages and prevent abusive labor practices, citing interstate commerce commission powers and the need to protect the public.
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Shure
Tes Penal
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Rhett
Mur
Commerce Cotmissitu
Diet Labor Board
Senate Committee Resumes Hearings on New Tariff Law
Washington reports the Senate committee resumes hearings on tariff law with 472 questions. A favorable report is sought, extending emergency provisions until tariffs are enacted. The piece notes soldiers may bear costs for transporting European brides, and describes a strike-related instruction to miners and unions.
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Washington
Government Will Cost Nearly Four Billion for 1922
Estimated expenditures of the government for the fiscal year 1922 total 3.94 billion dollars, a reduction from August estimates. President Harding informed Congress in a letter to Speaker Gillette. Deficiency appropriations of about 187.9 million were considered in the new 1922 expenditure estimates.
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Harding
Congress
Gillette
Ulster Premier Accepts Government Invitation to Parley
Sir James Craig endorsed a government invitation to London to discuss provisional plans from Sinn Fein on the Irish settlement. Reports say this may involve a plebiscite in Tyrone and Fermanagh, with counties urged to indicate adhesion to Ulster or Sinn Fein.
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James Craig
London
Sinn Fein
Ene
Associated Press
Poreuiliah Ty Claner
Wilster Houncurr
James
Hul
Tister
Tyrone
Fermanagh
Dail Eireann
Ireland
County Subscribes to Salvation Army Appeal
La Crosse County reports a total pledge of 9800.71 for the Salvation Army drive, announced by treasurer Vilas R. Homer. Campaign organizers expect small additions to reach the county's 34,300 quota. late contributors are urged to mail checks to F. H. Burgess at the Tribune and Leader-Press office.
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la Crosse County
Salvation Army
Vilas R. Homer
F. H. Burgess
Tribune and Leader- Press Office
Georgia Senator Probes Alleged Illegal Hangings
Senator Watson of Georgia claims telegrams and wire reports support charges of illegal hangings tied to an overseas stinging operation. He says documents show abuses by officers and demands formal proof and investigation, asserting officials concealed misdeeds while promising to reveal further evidence.
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Romualeter
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Senutey Waleouay
Fearn Snidier
Senitey
Ysayes Orchestra Reaches La Crosse Early Friday
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra arrives in La Crosse Friday morning from Milwaukee under Music Study venture auspices. La Crosse marks an early appearance in this state's tour as members travel Wisconsin in recent weeks. The group performed Thursday in Milwaukee and earlier gave concerts in Oshkosh and Manitowoc.
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LA Crosse
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
la Crosse Theater
Ealark
Mibwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Sum Fedehers
Milwaukes
Two Speeders Pay Fines in Police Court Thursday
Mike Munsoor and Joe Waeneh paid $12.50 fines in police court Thursday morning for speeding within the city limits. Remaining details read as garbled text but indicate a wooded schedule of actions for Thursday.
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Joe Waeneh
Whey
No Eye-Witnesses of Louis Casperson Death
Report notes no eye witnesses to the Casperson death on Wednesday as investigators probe the cause of a railway collision. Police say the body showed severe damage and that the body was removed from the locomotive and taken to the crossing depot. Investigators consider whether driver actions or track conditions may explain the accident.
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Stouek
Wplin Dugan
Alice Force
Bride W T Turner Hurt in Auto Crash Days After Wedding
Mrs W T Turner a bride of three days from Chippewa Falls was injured in a car collision Wednesday night while travelling with her husband en route to their planned Red Wing home. The bride, Mabel Anna Lund of Chippewa, remained hospitalized with internal injuries. Turner formerly a traveling salesman and partner in a Red Wing business. The couple wed Tuesday morning at the First Congregational church.
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Turner
Mabel Anna Lind
Chippewa Falls
Eer
Oma
Ubers
Wie Rey
Rewlison
First Congregational Church
Oe Sheway
He Smith
Red Wing
Rex Wing
Smoot Launches Fight For His Sales Tax Plan
Smoot launches battle in Congress over a sales tax plan as supporters urge passage amid committee work and amendments. The drive seeks a broad tax revision with steady backing from key senators and party allies, amid ongoing debate on disposal and implementation details.
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