15 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
1
The report covers a community Red Cross drive starting with a noon luncheon chaired by Rossiter. It notes house to house canvassing plans, committee activity, and local officials including secretary Tas han Wirraduetary coordinating efforts to engage businesses and residents in fundraising and volunteer recruitment.
A local report covers speeches and remarks from community leaders about the Red Cross role and wartime duties. Notable figures praise the organization, urge continued support, and stress civilian involvement, with comments on membership and future plans.
Ambiguous OCR text covers a court decision by Justice Vinje regarding a conspiracy case involving the Langdon Ticking Company and prominent local businessmen farmers. It notes absence of substantial evidence of a conspiracy and that the buyers did not commit fraud. the sale of property and related disputes are referenced with named entities such as Langdon Ticking Company Geneseo W. Etten Bank and prominent individuals.
A garbled report describes twins connected to the disarmament conference, naming Charles Evans Jugnes and others as related figures. It reads like a speculative feature on identical appearances and shared views, mentioning Secretary of State and various diplomats with repeated assertions of sameness.
Madison inquiry reports Governor Blaine tells Attorney General Morgan to conclude ongoing state suits against cement companies and Lake Michigan water diversions before initiating new actions. He warns that delaying trials invites trusts and monopolies to persist and urges decisive, timely prosecutions.
In Washington Ton, France and Italy agreed on a harmonious stance for the armament conference. Premier Briand and Senator Schanzer led talks that covered armament limits and Pacific and Far Eastern questions. The accord, called complete, aims to advance President Harding's proposed conference plan.
The Press prints a disputed statement from M. Audrovr alleging a betrayal plot by a cabinet faction. It claims proposals for a broader war and transfer of powers, while asserting loyalists refuse attendance beyond imperial measures and insist on reserved forces under the Crown.
The army completed disinterment of a small number of American soldiers buried at Brest. About 1,080 bodies were moved to the permanent American camp in France. Relatives had not requested the removals.
In county court on Monday Abraham and Abde paid fines and costs for running a gambling house. The trial detailed a poker game with losses of about $500 and winnings of around $120 to $200 for several participants. Witnesses testified to the establishment at Son Pear street and to the legal action resulting in restitution to a player.
Tokyo newspapers express satisfaction and admiration for the U S plan to limit naval forces. Readers discuss whether the American proposal offers a workable path, with comments on budget, ship numbers, and the broader goal of naval armament restraint.
Washington The senate commerce committee declined to initiate an investigation of the Shipping Board proposed in a Ta Poller resolution. The vote was unanimous with the committee calling the inquiry unnecessary and unwarranted at this time.
Conference adjourned at noon with leaders from Britain France Italy and other powers endorsing a plan to limit armament. Key speakers including Balfour and Hughes stressed unity and the aim to shape a new era of disarmament while warning against renewed rivalries.
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