30 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
1
A chaotic review highlights Hues Of 1922 a 1922 musical at La Crosse Theater. The production features home talent songs dances and satire with a crowded opening crowd and mixed critical notes about staging and performers.
James Price of Onalaeday receives top honors at the Chicago Livestock Show for his steer Vauntier a senior Merpfard owned by Price. The prize includes awards from La Crosse association officials and judges from Minnesota state fairs. Price's Greene larg in Liniee's prairies operates with his son Cart.
Merchants report record Christmas stocks and strong demand as town officials debate road budgets and public works funding. Local buyers survey stalls while supervisors weigh a proposed slash in road spending amid seasonal shopping activity and mounting public interest in the holiday market.
Fragmented article notes Whittlesey death by own action at sea with terse, unclear lines. Mentions date doubtfully and various names, but core claim remains confirmation of suicide at sea. No clear location or navigational details present.
An altered notice describes officers and ceremonies at a local anniversary, naming Amibeseta and Wisentisin among participants. The text references Miceli Cearamreesien and SRE attendees, noting vows and a rebidian event tied to a serene celebration.
The report says American efforts aim to disrupt Anglo Japanese relations over Shantung. Chinese and Japanese delegates may meet privately Thursday with talks to be reported Friday, as U S officials monitor prospects for settlement outside the conference.
The article reflects on seven days of varied discussion at the White House gates. It notes debates over U S plans, potential League of Nations role, and prospects for further American involvement in European affairs. It mentions President Wilson and key figures in a cautious appraisal of postwar diplomacy and future alliances.
Washington reports show American and Japanese experts divided over the proper Japan quota in the 5544 ratio plan. Subcommittee findings cite only technical aspects, with broader policy decisions left to conference delegates as prospects for a breakthrough remain uncertain. Prince Tokuguwe’s remarks earlier this week offered cautious optimism amid stalemate.
A diplomatic briefing clarifies there is no intention by the British government to raise the topic of international indebtedness at the conference. Vice Admiral Katto notes only that Japan seeks severity in naval matters, while delegates emphasize personal opinions not representing the group. The discussion hints at fleet strength considerations and possible reductions, with no final decisions disclosed.
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