24 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
1
Newsy digest outlines Sinn Fein demands for an independent Irish state while opposing a crown veto on Irish legislation. Ulster opposition and Belfast calm declared as crown forces report a pause in recent bombings and shootings with hospital toll rising.
Briand attends Thanksgiving events in New York City amid university and club gatherings. The visit involves potential addresses and messages from Amverisist and expectations of public speaking to audiences including Abelapased and Huns tap ears. The scene features clusters of staged baskets and needy recipients, reflecting a charitable mood.
An elderly farmer died while driving home in his car. The incident occurred in a city area with sparse readable details about location and time. Police report uncertainty over exact cause and potential contributing factors.
Eleven cents a pound paid German farmers for turkey and fixings sent from the U S to seven thousand American soldiers on the Rhine. The feast included cranberries, plum pudding, roasted duck and chicken as welfare programs staged concerts and sports entertained the troops across the Allied occupation area.
Fragmentary text notes Washington arms confirmation and U S position on disarmament. Mentions Thanksgiving observance in American churches in Paris with readings of President Harding's proclamation and Ambassador Horrock present. Unable to confirm full event details from the fragment.
Belgium business leaders warn of rising German dumping entering Belgian markets. They urge urgent protective measures as German sales surge, threatening local firms and jobs. Informants name Noel Léon and other Belgian merchants commenting on market disarray and policy gaps.
Washington reports a new law that reduces income taxes for married individuals without dependents under the revenue act. It compares total tax burdens under old and new rules, noting lower liability for 1922 incomes payable in 1931. The measure, signed Wednesday by the President, aims to ease tax payments for families and individuals.
John Brewer will be transported to Green Bay Reformatory after doctors certified him of normal mind following a parole violation and dabling in theft at the Misra store. John Tresner faces parole issues as officers report the alleged theft by a nurse. Wyers arrives from Mardi for formal proceedings. The report notes investigators and doctors recommend placement under observation at the reform facility.
The county board approved a bond proposal amid a lengthy dispute over road funding and a Ca''e Way repair request. Several supervisors argued over tax impacts while Pottingill urged restraint. the measure passed as a special order after intense debate. Local residents voiced concerns about farm costs, taxes, and long term county road plans.
The council projects a 1922 tax rate around 26 mills with 7 mills for schools and estimated income of $202,139. Items include salaries, public works, sewer, police, libraries, industrial education, and utilities. Proposed actions cover extending bathing facilities, trimming trees, and adjusting licenses.
In Port Huron Michigan two women drowned and two others narrowly escaped when their machines slipped into the Black River north of the bridge Thursday. D Hamp Minne and Emilie Gerrie of Port Huron were among the rescued, aided by the Gun lint steamer crew after the draw opened. The Rebel Sewing Circle plans a Friday meeting at Oud Bellows Ball.
Fragmented report covers Thanksgiving in Gateway City with heavy unemployment relief and charity drives by unions and missions. Observers note foreign policy debate as French and Chinese delegations clash over tariff autonomy at an international conference, including proposed steps to raise duties and restore self rule in China.
A U S Marine corps private aboard a Baltimore Washington mail train shot two men on a mail car near Washington Junction Maryland. One man fell from the car, the other clung to the handrail as the train moved. A third man was captured and brought to jail.
Fragmentary report says Kraina forces abandon drive toward Soviet Warsaw as Soviet government ends. Kiev and other areas report captured positions by Detlima's forces, with officers and generals fleeing camp.
A Saturday tag day fundraiser by the La Grosse Outdoor Sports association supports a winter playground effort at Libben lagoon. Volunteers will run a warming hut and equipment stand at the event, with membership drives at the Chamber of Commerce and downtown booths.
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