04 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
1
A Missouri senator argues budget reductions in Congress threaten constitutional powers and urge impeachment. The debate centers on legislative authority, with lawmakers claiming the executive tax plan and public spending risk shifting power and harming governance.
A discussion sought on where Governor Small will face trial with parties debating jurisdiction and venue. Attendees suggested possible locations while noting logistical considerations and statutory requirements. Proceedings aim to finalize a sensible forum for proceedings and subsequent scheduling.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a dispute over naval resources and personnel, mentioning names like Jolene and references to class and opportunity. The readable portions imply organizational tension and potential policy discussions without clear facts or outcomes.
Reported incidents recount two separate corn shredder accidents injuring farmers. One man’s wrist severed during operation amid cold conditions while a second victim suffered a loss of a hand. Authorities investigate causes as rural workers recover.
General Allen announces arrangements for removing the body of the unknown American at Arlington. The body will be carried aboard the United States cruiser Olympia on October 25 with only formal ceremonies held before burial.
In the report from California financiers, bankers express a split view on business prospects. A cautious tone prevails as some analysts warn of continued restraint while others note tentative improvements, highlighting mixed signals from the market and policy landscape.
Payne heads Red Cross waitington eApp bill nb Oty Jona Burton Tayne, former secretary of the directorate aanehrniung of the shipping board. as shaienitt ap fae aural committee of the American Red Cross, was announced Monday at The White House.
In La Crosse this year a public Armistice Day meeting was held to discuss the question of armsiment? and to discuss observance. The gathering included local leaders and citizens invited to participate in the ceremony and remarks by officials.
The Mercantile Marine case centers on CiléF denying Jones charge that its understanding with Britain was secret. Franklin tells the special hearing the U S firm never faced government interference or restraint and that the agreement benefits from British tonnage loans and favorable contracts. He notes CiléF is American owned with a mix of American and British investors and supports the development of a native merchant marine.
The transport Wheatest arrived Monday from Antwerp with 2022 battery of April soldiers. It is the last regular funeral ship commanded by Captain MacCarthy. About 2,000 troops are aboard for transport home in convoy with relief ships, while the other ships head back to their bases.
Amid shortages for Christmas aid groups strive to meet demands for the needy. Volunteers collect tins and gifts, press to brighten the holiday as many households face hunger and hardship this season. Local offices urge support to ensure every family has some cheer this Christmas.
A flawed yet clear appeal urges sustained support for starving families beyond December. It notes many donors focus on Christmastime, while the true need spans the year. The piece laments forgotten baskets and calls Social Service agencies to steady giving to keep homes warm and fed all twelve months.
A coroner's jury declared a disaster an accident at the Ellis Lumber Company plant after a Milwaukee fire. The blaze costing about 160,000 damaged lumber and lawn swing products and prompted official warnings.
State investigators interview the boy’s family after his body was found hanging in a closet on a Sunday night. The chief investigator outlined an initial theory of accidental hanging, while a brother described possibilities of restraint and a rope incident. Family members were grilled overnight as the probe continues into the death of the ten year old linked to a $60,000 estate left by his father.
Small states press to resist strict blockade enforcement amid world tensions. The article notes disputes over weapon controls and the role of the league in policing blockades. Groves campaigns for an amendment to align with covenant principles, arguing for prior notification before implementing a blockade, while critics warn of unilateral actions.
Post inspectors say three arrests may solve a mail robbery at a station where an assailant fled with registered mail in an improvised vehicle. They recovered Liberty bonds valued at 40,000 and pledged with a distant bank for a total of 750. A fourth man is believed involved and one suspect has confessed naming him.
Games will be bulletined in the Tribune and Leader Press front window each day after witnesses. Due to time differences, AP wires will carry returns starting at 12:30 pm. Fans are invited to watch the games each afternoon at the Tribune building.
President Harding outlined a central unemployment agency to coordinate rehabilitation efforts and report progress. The plan aims to mobilize government and private cooperation to curb winter hardship and unemployment as officials prepare a formal reorganization announcement and potential appointment of Arthur Woods to lead the agency.
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