25 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
1
Historic Port Town reports Pinto Bridge reopening after two day closure due to early freeze up on the river. City docks and nearby routes affected as ice forms, with traffic resuming Friday morning and crews working to clear waterways for safe passage.
A clipped and garbled report notes Burlington rejects purchase of the Western Pacific line. The text references a meeting or decision involving a railroad, possible regional transit figures, and mentions a price or value figure around 000. The source is unreadable in parts but conveys opposition to acquisition and cross references to related rail lines and entities.
Prisoners at the jail are served a chicken dinner on Thursday amid unclear notes and garbled lines. The readable fragment mentions a meal event and reference to jail routines, with no clear authorities or locations established.
Time, Lloyd George and Premier Craig held talks amid reports Irish peace talks were near collapse. Sinn Fein leaders in Dublin consulted with Eireann cabinet as violence surged with seven dead and many wounded in clashes. Officials warned the crisis could halt efforts unless talks resume.
A garbled report describes a nutrition experiment with Wilk and other foods, detailing groups fed different diets and observing growth and health outcomes. It notes some subjects showed rickets while others fed Whole milk appeared healthier, and references university involvement and methodological concerns.
U S court blocks five cent fare increases on Chicago streetcar and rapid transit lines. Details indicate injunctions affecting prior rate adjustments and ongoing petitions to review transit revenue plans. Municipal and labor interests are cited as stakeholders, with hearings scheduled to resolve fare disputes and public impact.
Two Chicago captives are held in connection with the murder of an Eau Claire police officer. Authorities say the suspects, described as farmers, are charged with the crime and are being transported under guard. The case involves a missing warrant and ongoing investigations by local and state officials.
In Duburie street, Marshal Perdi pinta Mach of Prince welcomed by few, then moving toward Mason City. The event marks a memorial procession as settlers recall the Upper Mississippi Valley origins and the Iowa trade gesture of offering corn and pork to a named figure amid crowd.
The War Finance Board approved advances to Wisconsin farmers, aiding agriculture and livestock. Announced by the War Finance Board, the loans total $70,000 for Wisconsin. In other news, Palmer J. Acheson of Neenah faced a preliminary hearing on theft charges after a car and deer were reportedly involved in a hoon incident in Stevens Point. A Salvation Army prayer meeting was announced for 216 South Twentieth Street, Cottage, inviting public attendance.
Crown Prince Hirohito designated regent amid longstanding reports of Emperor Yoshihito's deteriorating health. Dispatches cite serious physical and mental decline, with notes of prior brain illness and repeated infirmities since infancy.
A editorial advocates embracing outdoor winter sports and improving public equipment. It argues indoor life harms health and happiness, urging community investment in shelters skating rinks and hockey facilities to boost winter recreation and public well being.
A powerful blast tore through the Eastern Wisconsin Electric company gas plant in Fond du Lac causing extensive damage to the facility. Officials reported no immediate injuries as crews worked to assess the scene and restore service amid ongoing investigation.
Mr and Mrs Arthur T Wolmes welcomed a baby girl at St Annes Hospital. The birth occurred on Thanksgiving Day, with the new arrival noted at the 22760 address, reflecting a festive local birth notice in the community record.
London reports Lord Curzon warned against any isolated or individual policy by France that could injure Germany or fail to protect France. Briand replied France would not abandon disarmament and urged unity with Britain over securing peace at Washington.
Frank W. Simonds reviews the Washington naval disarmament debate and the policy line, noting the retreat in the face of exploration aims, the open doors stance in China, and Hughes's offensive opening days as battleships shift to Hoover’s handling amid emerging agreements from the conference.
Report from Washington conference notes tentative convergence on abolishing extraterritorial privileges in China but details remain disputed among powers. Chinese delegation pressed for abolition while American, British and other reps weigh pace, legality, and enforcement amid ongoing subcommittee talks. no immediate decisions on post boundaries or Chinese posts.
Fragmentary dispatch describes China and Japan tensions over Manchuria and eastern Asia. Reports discuss Western powers, including Britain and France, weighing concessions and neutrality, while China seeks to defend sovereignty and resist foreign influence amid calls for a regional balance of power.
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