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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented, likely OCR laden notice details a city committee mapping a relief program for unemployed workers. It references providing work through wood chopping, ice cutting, and local initiatives, with mentions of named places and various officials, though many words are garbled. The item reads like a municipal plan outline.
A Wisconsin hearing on fuel and coal costs features requests for a thirty five cent gas rate reduction and scrutiny of plant earnings. Testimony notes include impact on prices, costs of production, and proposed adjustments by the commission as officials cite market conditions and company performance.
In Agsovia, Sine Moras was killed following a police encounter. The incident occurred near Kanykukt with authorities reporting lethal injuries after a struggle. No further details were released, and investigations are ongoing.
Fragmented text describes a plaque and references to a city, officials, and a disease or scourge. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a satire or commemorative message rather than a clear event. The wording is garbled with OCR errors, limiting precise facts or dates.
Wisconsin Senator Lenroot attacks a proposed Utah sales tax plan, arguing it would be hard to administer and unfairly shift costs to consumers. He contends taxes should target producers only, while opponents warn of administrative complexity and unintended impacts on households and manufacturers.
A Red Cross helper from Missouri named Careell of MOH u Marvkind died in the wartime service. The report notes he passed on Thursday after taking a perilous patrol shift to aid Allied forces, highlighting the danger faced by volunteers in uniformed war work.
A fragmented call urges community support for social service efforts against poverty and feeblemindedness. It questions public responsibility, encourages donations, and appeals to readers to back the Social Service Society to relieve burdens and aid vulnerable individuals.
District Attorney seeks to be removed as prosecutor as Lemberger claims innocence in the murder of seven year old Annabelle Larmbarger last September. Arraigned in Superior Court before Judge A C Troppmann, Lewis seeks relief from duties amid alleged perjury and conflicting interests. Bail set. hearings adjourned as defense challenges and confessions are examined. Police and court actions unfold amid sensational local crime coverage in Madison.
Garbled text references Dalgherty awaiting congressional action on a Ku Klux Klan probe. Mentions departure, Misspelled names, and legal phrasing about a promised inquiry. Overall note indicates a stalled or pending investigation by Congress into Klan activities.
A detailed, errorless scrimmage recap with in depth play by play across seven innings. Giants and Yankees exchange fields, with Meusel and Pipp making key plays and Bancroft Ward Frisch and Kelly contributing on defense and offense as scores remain low and errors absent.
Madison Wis October 10 start for sale of notes by the Co operative Society of Wisconsin is blocked by judge in circuit court. Deputy attorney general says the society changed its form of contract violating state cooperative law. If sale proceeds an injunction will be sought to stop the issuance and use of the new notes. The attorney argues profits under the new contract divert dividends and raise questions about the society compliance and business purposes.
The police and fire commission held an examination for the engineer position in the fire department at a city council meeting on Wednesday. Twelve applied, but only five took the exam, and the winner will be announced after results are compiled.
A Franco German agreement signed Thursday commits Germany to deliver within three years seven billion gold marks worth of building material to France. The accord outlines a government to government transfer framework and reflects postwar reconstruction cooperation.
General chairmen of the railroad unions, who have been wavering toward a national strike, will meet in Chicago next Monday night to decide whether the strike should be used. Announcement came Thursday.
The Yankees edged to victory as base running keyed the win. Ruth contributed with timely hits and two stolen bases, while Meusel stole home in the eighth and M(r)ay caught the eye on defense. Governor Miller attended and threw the first ball before about 25,000 fans at the park.
Mayor A A Bentley appoints three delegates to the annual tuberculosis convention to be held in Milwaukee on October 20 21 22. Delegates include T W A Tenke Dr J R Reay and Dr G Z Egan. Delegation formed at the request of the association. Convention to be in the Wealth Service building Jefferson Street.
Mrs Letts of Chicago defeated Dral X 17 and Leitch in the nation golf tournament on Thursday. Marion Slolling of New York beat Leitch 4 and 3. Mrs WL Vanderbook of Philadelphia defeated Miss Finnes of Pittsburgh 1 up and 3.
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