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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR weather note mentions Saturday colder conditions and late teas with garbled phrases. It references temperatures and trusts of Ralph tamicuds insider and extreme ayess purklom, with unclear names and places.
Gouvernor will remove him from office if he doesn't. Sheriff Passes the Buck amid a tense clash between Gov Glebe and Judge Tei tide over Christ or the four months jail term. Christ’s pardon frees him after serving time. legality hinges on governor’s authority and sheriff’s compliance in Oneida County.
Cherise Mo Larsen and Stena Tairson of Vrenapesdern sue the road company after their 28 year old son died stepping off a bridge over the Tremipealeniy river. The family alleges unsafe railing and failure to warn. details describe the fatal incident and legal action.
President Harding lands back in Washington after a Southern tour lasting several days. He left from Texas and Alabama, with stops in South Carolina and other Southern states. A presidential schedule disruption was noted, and Secretary Chris was mentioned in handling duties during the trip.
Service men speed up ship to bring Pershing into port in time to greet the visiting marshal. The report ties the arrival to a celebratory context with Allied leaders and forces, noting maneuvers, bombardments, and expected receptions as American troops prepare for the historic greeting and parade.
La Crosse residents hear city attorney Swennes argue for substantial gas-rate reductions at a Wisconsin Railroad Commission hearing. The case centers on lowering from 2.00 to a new valuation amid protests by the utility and a city effort to curb production costs.
Construction of a comfort station at the new site will begin early next week. Brick work and roof framing will proceed as materials arrive, with a single-story building to include a brick shed, ample service areas, and planned equipment. Completion is expected this fall with a spring finish possible if progress continues.
Readable fragments describe veterans from an infantry reserve in La Cress Tois discussing a planned reserve regiment. References to a wartime service and an association of former officers appear, with notes on ongoing organization and aims.
The item notes a sum of 21 278 approving a transfer or claim involving Tot Palcer and Terre renlor, with approvals noted Friday by Tropate Td.
Prague reports the Little Entente demands surrender of the former emperor within hours. The coalition discusses interning the ex ruler in Czechow Slovakia or Yugoslav areas and has prepared an ultimatum to the Hungarian government in Budapest.
Reported shifts indicate tax revision may falter by Saturday with amendment plans for a special fund aiding service men. Debate centered on graduated rates, excise taxes, and corporate burdens, with supporters touting relief for taxpayers and opponents warning higher costs.
A physician reports Mrs Poley is improving after a prior quarreling incident. On Friday morning she was said to be in normal condition with some paralysis from a lower limb but no fever. An operation to remove an obstruction was deemed possible later.
William Aber Nakata Carmer remains in county jail unable to post 2000 bail. Brindle accused of aiding the arson case. Exam set for next Thursday.
A new bridge on the South Salem road spanning the corridor toward South Coulee has been completed. Built by the WL oA work crews, the 60 feet long structure is double width and immediately improves local traffic safety and access.
The Associated Press reports that the rail board proposals were accepted by leaders of the five unions and will be circulated to locals, ending the strike threat. The decision was reached after hours of deliberation with the five unions and the labor board.
In Palestine Texas and Chicago reports, President Harding welcomed union concessions amid a broad rail labor imbroglio. Cabinet members discussed a potential end to the nationwide strike as rail workers face discharge notices and tempers flare over pending reforms. The Associated Press notes surge of interest as conductors engineers and other rail personnel react to the unfolding events.
Armistice day celebration committee plans a gathering Thursday night to outline a program. A Winona minister is expected to give the principal address at the theater after a gala ceremony. Invitations are being sent to civil, commercial and fraternal organizations.
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