27 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1921
Page
1
A garbled ocr style excerpt depicts a wartime policy debate referencing disarmament, alliances, and the role of the United States in shaping postwar security. It mentions Germany, Japan, and international diplomacy, with scattered names and positions, but the text is largely unclear and jumbled.
A Dearborn report highlights accomplishments of the Wisconsin Tuberculosis Association in selling Christmas Seals to fund public health efforts. It notes projected deaths from tuberculosis and praises tuberculosis control programs, public health nurses, and the expansion of state services, including travel clinics and mandatory public employment supporting disease prevention.
A road bulletin issued by Meister, secretary of the Automobi Club of Western Wisconsin, notes northbound routes to Galesville Winnnas and Sparta as good, southbound to Viroqua as passable, while Minnesota roads are rough. Iowa routes improving but rough. dirt roads suffering from gale and snow.
Soviet officials indicated they expected official restoration of business relations with America soon or at least a trade agreement. A Moscow conference with Japan is seen as a gateway to U S access, with discussions linked to Pacific issues and possible invitation for envoy or ambassador roles. Officials offered no definitive comment amid uncertain official guidance.
Italian students demonstrated against France in Turin and Naples amid clashes after a Paris press report. The Arbuckle party in California linked to a fingerprint exhibit drew witnesses and investigators, with police dispersing crowds and 500 troops deployed to guard the French consulate.
Tees, Rober Vinten, a member of the hoard, will be speaker at a dinner for Social Service fund raising. A section of officers will attend, with reservations required by Monday evening. proceeds aid the service.
A fragmented report notes a storm-related tragedy involving a traveler from Wisconsin en route to Montana. The account mentions distressed conditions, distant landmarks, and a late-night fatal event near a冬 horizon, with unclear names and specifics due to the garbled OCR text.
The university state Centre College captain has been invited to Dallas for a two half domi game. McWillan has been offered seven dollars aiding officials at the university. No word has come back yet but university authorities expect a favorable reply.
Rev. Tames Munviy of Seneca Wisconsin known July orator will speak Monday evening at a funeral lamerting the Righty of Calumhs in the BLCLL Missubject will be on nightwood. Knights of the order were urged LATINE nisie to make a special Afford toy he present.
Walter Goodman, 28, arrested on Savirdar by Chief Holt on wife desertion charges after arriving from the east five weeks ago. He is accused of having a wife and two children in Minneapolis and was to be taken there. A group of Livingston girls later visited the jail with gifts, while police labeled him a “body-killer.”
Superintendent Culler reports years of fish rescue along the upper Mississippi. About 24,900,000 carp and other fish were seized from landlocked sloughs and deposited in the main river for market. Fourteen crews worked from Lake Pepin to Bellevue, with the La Crosse district showing large counts and urging Congress to extend patrols and establish a La Crosse headquarters for ongoing cleanup and stock restoration.
G Eggenberger and wife narrowly escape injury when a vehicle skidded into the intersection of Eight and Daedkesan streets. The car was damaged but no injuries reported. The rest of the page discusses unrelated wartime notes and holiday session deliberations.
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