Conservation Clubs Protest Carp Law in Wisconsin
La Crosse County Conservation Club leaders rally against Chapter 275 Wisconsin Laws 1921 that requires all carp caught in inland waters to be buried. They appeal to Governor Blaine for executive action, denouncing the measure as wasteful and harmful to a major natural resource and food supply. Resolution calls for repeal, emergency action, and broad distribution to press and officials.
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Mic
la Crosse
J. J. Blaine
Elob
Yelury
Llorbert Maover
Cavernor
Ha Crosse
Poddvovson
County Conservation Club
Morsure
Wisconsin
Uyssarce
la Crosse County
Ben. John 2. Blaine
Terderr H. Hoover
Commores
la Flo
He al. Savin
U.S. Commisssioner
Gf Fisheries
Wisconsin Conservation Commisson
St la Crosse
Getober Tith
Towboats to Pass Kere Friday on Upper River
Unclear OCR notes describe new towboats to pass Kere Friday on the river. Mentions government and revival plans, passages about stages of water and lower river usage with boats placed in service during upcoming months.
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Kere
Stillwater
Brulay
Riven
Union Leaders Move Toward Meeting Them
A fragmented report describes Union leaders traveling to meet opponents amid a strike atmosphere. The piece references president figures, employment actions, potential mobilization, and labor tensions affecting local politics and public services.
News Values Discussed at International Press Convention
At a world press convention the Norwegian press secretary Lindwhs Bice urged higher standards, stressing public taste and advertising influence on news. Leaders from Unikom and Tekin called for professional ethics, broader public service, and education for journalists to strengthen media credibility.
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Wits
Lindwhs Bice
Nurwegian Press Association
Pha
Levi
Thales Coutgupla
Unikom
Ens Psi
Sssochilons
Mumebers
Nears Apes
Syentiig
Tretlan
Anedus
Tequiris
K. Sugimanre
Tekin
Valie
Oyen Elected Director at Advertising Association Meeting
Louis 4 Oyen was elected a director of the Tostey Advertising association at the thirty first annual convention in Detroit. The three day gathering at the Motel Statler featured speakers including Charles I Mackintosh and a Chamber of Commerce event on November 2.
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Louis 4. Oyen
Tostey Advertising Association
AL We
Turb Nalional Organization
Detroit
Lbe
Motel Statler
Charles I. Mackintosh
Chamber of Commerce
Congress Drops Inquiry Into the Ku Klux Klan
A congressional inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan is dismissed as witnesses discuss the group’s aims. Officials defend that the organization is not anti anything but wrong, while debates touch on membership secrecy, public propaganda, and potential enforcement limits.
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Ing
Tarred
Tivsts
Wigard
Tata
Elephants in Panic After Storm In Londol Report
Fragmentary report describes elephants panicking in a zoo or enclosure during a storm. Animals fled to wooded areas and could not be captured until the weather subsided. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a chaotic evacuation.
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London
Bernhardt Receives Warm Thanksgiving Tribute
A note of thanks from Hebert F. Janes and family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and loss of loved ones. The message mentions W.R.S. and V.A. Lucas and family as part of the heartfelt appreciation.
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Axsintye Nees
Hebert F. Janes Wrs
VA Lucas
Governor Kendall Opens Freight Rates Conference Amid Gloom
Governor Kendall opened the Midwestern governors conference on freight rates unemployment and costs of water resource projects with a pessimistic tone. Attending were Mydes Musser Nebrasky Melelvne Reed and Kanisan Wisconsin among others. officials pledged optimism but cautioned about worsening conditions in the grain belt and industrial sectors.
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Jude
Meinsters
South Drekata
Melelvne
Indge Becker Not Entitled To Back Pay
In MAPTSON Wisconsin the extreme court held Judge Becker of Group county not entitled to back pay for time since his removal after a conviction under the Espionage Act of 1918. The ruling upheld the judges automatic removal from office upon conviction despite later reversal by the U.S. Supreme Court decision. Governor Philipp must appoint a successor promptly.
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Maptson
Wis
Tursdaw
Mike Tutge
J. M. Becker
Group County
Owen
Thease
Tak
Conan
United
Philipp
Market Close Summary Amid Turbulent Trading Week
A chaotic session ends with gains and losses scattered across major names. Allis Chalmers, American Beet Sugar, American Car and Foundry, and American Woolen show notable moves as traders reassess energy and industrial equities. Strong activity surrounds utilities, metals, and transportation stocks, with observers citing mixed macro signals and ongoing supply chain concerns.
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Allis-Chalmers
American Cap
American Car and Foundry
de and Leather Ptd
Chovapooke
Hicasa
Mil
Chicas
RK. I
Par
Chine
Colorato
Cara Products
Gruciple
Wilebeigengral Motary Foodrich Corot
Nat Timois
Inspiration
Marine International
P. Kornecott
Sorvall
Wendin
Kays
Steel
Westingnouse Wiilys
Escapee Herman Gensan Tracked After Prison Spree
Officials report Herman Gensan, an escapee, linked to robberies across the country. Descriptions circulated from Fort Leavenworth as authorities note his time under guard and possible alias Rey Mare. Webber and Chief Webber confirm details. case tied to De Landse and Weer Lodse jurisdictions with no reliable residence clues.
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Villines
Mimiana
Tkwig
Webber
Obituaries Note Deaths at Middle Ridge and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Casper Sieger of Middle Ridge dies after illness of several weeks, survived by husband and six children with services at St Peter's Church. William II Emily, a Civil War veteran, dies in Minnesota with funeral held and interment in Bush Cemetery. Mrs Alfred W Newman, widow of former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice, dies in Tacoma after a skull fracture. W Witherall, veteran conductor on the Green Bay and Western, dies after illness in Green Bay area.
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Kas
Anna
William
Chaseburg
Peter
la Crosse
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Muscoda
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Emily
Givil
Jackson Street
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Bush Cemetery
Minnesota
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Emly
New York State
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Rose Valley
Minn
le Crosse
Alfred W. Newman
Alfred Newman
Newman
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Tacoma
Wash
Nayman
Supreme Court
la Crossa
Trempealeau
Mra
J. Witherall
W.W. Witherall
Green Tay & Westermaiwrs
Lat Crosse
St. Vincent's Hospital
Green Tax
Pas
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Keen
Tayenil
Geeon Gay Road
Ta Crosse
Unclear OCR Notes Describe Foreign Market Turbulence
Fragmented text references Paris Warsaw and covert mentions. Key entities are unreadable, suggesting a report on financial notes and diplomatic movement. Details are incomplete, making concrete facts and outcomes impossible to extract.
Irish Conference to Resume Thursday After Delay
The Irish Conference is expected to resume Thursday after a pause caused by Lloyd George’s parliamentary duties. Reports say sessions will reconvene in the coming days following Monday’s meeting and the move to reopen Parliament. In Cork, prisoners reportedly destroyed a camp before being confined.
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Lloyd George
Renee
Associated Press
Ysland Caup
McDonald's French Pack Treatments Sell Very Cheap Now
An old time promotional notice touts McDonald's French Pack Treatments as affordable beauty solutions. It claims dramatic skin improvements with quick results, offering products at 10 cents to 8 dollars and urging immediate purchases through local druggists and retailers.
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Jeeves
Mcdonald's
Noel Tute
Two Ford thefts recovered as third stays missing
Police report multiple Ford thefts in La Crosse over two days. Cars recovered include a machine taken Sunday night found Tuesday at Dan Wendling’s, and another found Monday on North Pittameth Street. John Williams’ Ford, license W 168 665, stolen from Save street by La Crosse Hotel, remains at large.
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Dan Wendling
North Pittaenth Street
Arther Areng
St. Joseph Ridge
Central Station
W. DP
Fackler
Fourth
Badger Streets
Caledonia
Hagar Streets
John Williams
State Storet
la Crosse Hotel
Elks Lodge Social Session Planned for Friday Evening
Andee T C Karel of Milwenker, officer of the grand lodge, will be guest speaker at a lodge social session for members. The event in the club rooms will feature the lodge ceremonies, instrumental and vocal music, and recitations.
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Andee T. C. Karel
Milwenker
S.li
Rusic
Jalber
Fragmented Local Dialogue from a Train of Thought
A child asks about a nearby relative as an adult struggles to explain a distant event amid garbled text. The scene centers on a five year old named Tela and an unclear neighborly remark about a mermaid or mother figure.
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Nome
Tela
Backache Relief Ointment Claim Upset Crowd
An old advertisement touts a backache and rheumatism rub sold at drug stores. It promises rapid relief after a single application, claiming the preparation penetrates to ease soreness and lameness within minutes, with bold safety assurances.
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St. Jacobs OW
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