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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
6
A Birmingham address centers on ending discrimination amid debates on segregation and social harmony. The president attends a semi centennial celebration in the South as national unity and equal rights themes dominate discussions about race and political reform.
The Wisconsin conservation commission questions federal claims about protecting the Mississippi River and harvests. The letter from Madison notes reservations about prohibiting certain fishing methods and calls for states rights in conservation. The resume emphasizes ongoing wariness toward federal oversight of river fisheries and conservation actions.
A garbled stock market item lists stray names and terms, mentioning broad categories like American, cotten, oil, and panther while interjecting multiple misspellings and placeholder words, producing a chaotic OCR fragment with no clear events or figures.
Fragmented report mentions a priest shot while near a motor car amid chaotic description. Details include a pursuit, uncertain motive, and official notes referencing costs and deficits tied to canal operations in Warrington area.
Fragmented OCR text discusses preparations for winter relief and appeals by the Salvation Army. It references funding, families facing poverty, jobless, and charity efforts to provide clothing and sustenance during hardship. The tone is mobilizing, urging readers to support aid efforts.
Proceedings reveal tensions as labor complaints dominate sessions. Officials cite camera crews and press presence while questions arise over authority to compel responses. Key figures include Mr. Lee, President Ler, and Mister Moe Lee, with protests and rail strike implications tied to October conferences and possible nationwide action.
A garbled report describes a labor assembly with mentions of ship crews and city officials. It notes slow progress, absent leaders, and heated discussion over union activity and planned actions amid political tension. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a surprise, a small town, and references to someone named Sha na es post and Tayne with a distant hint of an event. Names and places are unclear, but the passage evokes a sudden occurrence in a local setting and a cryptic remark attributed to a source.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a March event with payments and claims tied to a crowded scene. Partial names and places appear amid garbled phrases. The readable portions hint at a legal or financial dispute connected to miners and a ferry incident with references to a remand and county actions.
London reports the new cabinet in Germany is to be non parliamentary with business interests likely backing the move. Dr Wirth is said to have formed a government that will take office midweek, though its precise makeup remains unsettled as socialists and industrial elements are expected to support the new ministry.
William Miller, charged with arson, was arrested Monday at Richmond for setting a frame barn blaze on Tretch Island. He pleaded not guilty as examination scheduled for November. Bail set at 2000 dollars. Miller, from Dakota, Minnesota, was building a shack when authorities detained him.
Senate considers final vote on repealing the excess profits tax amid ongoing debate. The House provision clarifies revenue impacts and triggers further action by leaders. Political leaders and analysts weigh timing as the chamber prepares to decide.
Washington report says the Reed amendment to the tax revision bill proposing rebating excess profits to slow inflation was defeated on a four vote. Six Republicans joined the solid Democratic minority in opposition and names listed include Sarah, John Ain, Kenyon, St Moliette, Nerbeck and Norris. The item reflects the era’s debate over tax relief and party lines.
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