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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
1
A garbled report outlines tension between the fish industry and state authorities over conservation and enforcement. Gov Blaine and the Mississippi River region feature as debates center on testing, act interpretation, and shoreward duties, with calls for strong oversight by the conservation commission and the U.S. Fish Commission.
Delegates for Britain and Sinn Fein Ireland meet to discuss peace. The Senate votes 47 to 7 to exempt American ships from Panama Canal tolls, signaling a clash with the May-Parlemmer treaty terms. House debate continues as arms limitation talks loom with Britain.
The first session of the conference of Ireland opened at No 10 Downing Street with British and Irish delegates present. The meeting adjourned until four o clock with no questions answered and Irish supporters outside.
Buna mayor backs an emergency water main to aid the city’s situation. A unemployment committee reviews local farm workers seeking wood-cutting jobs and urges expansion of nearby job avenues.
A disputed report claims a tomb of St John may lie in an Ephesus ruin, with curators or historians noting no city contains definitive proof of the relic. The fragmentary text from a received dispatch fuels renewed speculation among scholars.
The Chamber of Commerce asks residents to respond to letters about hosting a winter carnival. Members survey the community to gauge interest and secure support for the event. Respondents are urged to return replies in the coming month.
A noisy baseball game features the Giants and Yankees trading runs through seven innings with early rallies, errors, and pitchers sustaining balance. Key plays include Meusel and Ward producing drives, Bancroft and Frisch contributing singles, and Miller and Meusel delivering multiple outs against a steady Yankee defense.
The Lat Crosse merchants plan a Day in Honor of Lizzie on October 21. A committee led by Andrew Anderberg and A. Sahl organizes a program with contests for Ford owners and drivers, prizes for various categories, a parade, band concerts, and a moving picture show, inviting men women and children from surrounding areas to participate.
Minneapol is celebrated Dairy Day with prominent visitors including former Governor Prick 4 Taschen. Several dairy conventions are planned, such as the North Central States Association in Dubuque and the National Creamers Buyer Makers Association, amid a busy show schedule.
In Milwaukee John Ashley a saloonkeeper on Keefe avenue and former La Crosse bartender broke under intensive questioning by Chief Harry McCrory and detectives and confessed to murdering Ole Larson Oshkosh who was a one year old father of Helen Larson Alfievs common law wife. The double tragedy occurred Sunday at Ashley's home next to the saloon after a visit from the Larson girl’s father.
The Giants overpower the Yankees 8 to 0 in game amid Ruth leaving the remainder of the series with an injury. Barnes steadies the mound chalking up strikes while Meagher and McGraw shuffle in replacements. Yankees face uncertain chances as Watling’s health and fielding woes mount.
The first of Governor Small and Vernon Cuetis on charges of embezzling state funds will be held in Lake county. State's Attorney Mortimer announced the venue after receiving a letter from the governor's camp. Waukegan will host the proceeding amid Lake county court activity.
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