19 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
1
A glittering charity ball fills the social calendar with lavish details and high society guests. The evening showcases couture gowns, elegant dining, and prominent patrons as volunteers and organizers highlight community support and festive entertainment.
Weather bureau predicts a broad cold wave sweeping east from the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley with subzero temperatures. The Dakotas Montana and western Canada report the coldest readings, while Milwaukee eyes a record low near ten degrees as snow affects minimal travel disruption. Calgary Alberta endures minus temperatures as bitter cold continues.
A muddled Montana political scene reports a resolution advanced by Walsh in the state at the federal level. The measure seeks to block seats for Newberry and Ford as part of a broader political exchange and is tied to consideration by the House. The document names dates and officials, signaling a procedural move with limited immediate effect.
Local board discusses funding for two motorcycle deputies at 1,500 to curb speeding, plus plans for resurfacing Causeway and county road improvements. County nurse reports detail yearly public health work and school visits as officials weigh road and bridge needs and enforcement actions.
A plan outlines that each marching club selects a queen for next January carnival. Distinctive costumes are sought and the event features a parade with drum corps. The carnival committee prepared. organizers expect full participation and a martial parade tone.
A funeral cortege in Cook County Chicago was struck by a speeding train leading to nine deaths and multiple injuries. The driver failed to stop as the funeral party crossed, with body fragments strewn along the tracks for miles. Authorities believe the crash occurred in rain amid a drying snowstorm.
Japan shows friendly attitude to Chinese naval plan and may back a general Pacific settlement as a substitute for the Anglo Japanese alliance. United States delegates meet Hughes as talks focus on limitation program and Japan's naval strength in the final armament conference days.
The American government insists on ending naval building and rejects any half measures or modifications allowing one capital ship per year. The stance aims to constrain naval expansion, scrapping authority, and Senate ratification risks, amid debates on China and Japan shaping conference outcomes.
German industrial magnate Hugo Stinnes reportedly travels to London at Lloyd George's invitation amid war news. A separate incident recounts the schooner Sintrim rammed by the tanker David McKinley off Cape Cod, with the damaged vessel and crew details emerging from the heavy seas.
Japanese cabinet backs a draft amendment linked to Washington conference goals. The plan, reviewed during a two day recess, aims at tariff and policy shifts, with calls for deeper input from a diplomatic advisory council. Delegates debate the impact on regional stance and future commitments.
A poster invites the public to see an art exhibit opening next week at the Chamber of Commerce. The event will run daily in the afternoon with paintings hanging throughout the gallery space.
The British delegation announced in the House of Commons that Britain is prepared to abandon spheres of influence and exclusive territorial privileges in China. The move aligns with Premier Girard’s stance and France’s openness, while America and Japan show favorable positions, raising prospects for Washington conference success.
Charles W Staddler was granted a divorce from Augusta Staddler by Judge Fligbee in circuit court. Allegations included cruel and inhuman treatment, public dances and late nights, with no children reported. The record notes one case continued and multiple diaries of events surrounding the divorce.
The nomination of Toda W. Riddle of Connecticut as ambassador to Argentina was presented Friday by the administration in Washington. The move aims to head the diplomatic mission and strengthen ties with Argentina during the current foreign policy discussion.
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