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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
2
An OCR damaged article references Ruth Gut and a Cleveland to New York context, mentioning a game, injuries, and a suspect raid. The text is garbled but suggests a sports event with players, a coach, and incidents around a game day. No clear dates, scores, or verifiable names are consistently readable.
Fragmentary OCR mentions red hair possibly linked to Jacobson and a vague tale involving dates and names but text is garbled with many errors, making specifics uncertain. reads like a stray clue without verifiable details or clear event.
A garbled stage note describes May Robson in a clever Nina Putham production scene. The text hints at a family drama with a father and daughter, courtly intrigue, and a theatrical setting with modern touches and varied characters.
Quasi readable lines describe a complex plot with Markheim like characters, servants, a double, and a tense scene between Leach and Markheim. A sleuth figures, saves someone, and a fraught escape unfolds within a house.
The article notes a decisive outcome in the ice skating championship with top skaters from multiple schools and nations preparing for the next stage. It mentions strong entries including Mishima and about 45 others, along with intercollegiate competition in the era. The piece also includes a brief market note on import values and trade conditions in Wallington.
Public reports indicate September imports through Tinports by the department of commerce total $150 million, the lowest monthly figure this year, signaling softer activity amid broader economic trends.
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