04 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1922
Page
1
City records show three automobile accidents during the past weekend. Details list victims George Abrabaan and Max Sherman, with nearby streets 10th and Cass cited. information on the drivers and injuries is incomplete. Police mention a possble collision pattern but provide few specifics.
Apparent list shows nurses assigned to positions under a U S maternity law program. Mentions Colmes Liner in Med Misa Mp and Five Onelda among rotating staff, with headquarters at Rhine and connections to Forest and Oot areas.
Trapped miners rescue efforts continue as officials report renewed hope for their safety. The situation remains precarious with SAR teams coordinating air and ground support while awaiting structural assessments from on site engineers. Local authorities call for calm as families await updates on progress and potential breakthroughs.
Washington notes President Harding will accept the resignation of Justice Clarke and nominate former Utah Senator Treatge I] to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court. The move follows Clarke stepping down with the administration preparing a nomination in the coming days.
A bronze marble tablet presented to President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor at a post war international labor conference in Europe. The gift expresses appreciation for his work on behalf of the toilers of the world.
Labor gives Taber Day as a salute to workers and a pledge to defend democracy and American ideals. The speech urges unity, progress, and a better America through labor, condemning autocracy and urging continued standing for justice, opportunity, and freedom for all.
A labor day celebration at the center drew a bright crowd as crowds gathered for a series of athletic exhibitions and a baseball match between local clubs. Residents from Oshkesh and nearby towns attended the event with reports of festive activities and public displays throughout the evening.
Fragmentary OCR shows a registration event on Tuesday with room numbers 215 and 207, listing ads and dates. Mentions Realetrarian and Specialist names, but text is garbled. Likely a campus or community registration notice with multiple rooms and times.
The 92 year old labor leader known as Mother Jones is critically ill at friends’ home in Washington. Physicians report she is unaware of a major railway shopmen strike and has not engaged in active organizing work in recent years.
In South Bend Indiana Professor Tiernan faces charges alleging he fathered a wife’s child. The case centers on alleged coercion and a money settlement, with neighbors and colleagues linked to the dispute. Notre Dame figures are named as relevant parties.
In Wisconsin towns including Platteville Waukesha and Milwaukee leading candidates prepare for final appeals before the primary. Rube A Le Follette and William A Ganfield deliver urban campaigns while Mathison and others plan last speeches to supporters.
Washington officials announce Hoover will lead a conference in Philadelphia with operators and miners to reorganize distribution and prices of anthracite coal. The plan mirrors handling of bituminous coal, prioritizing homeowners to ensure winter supply. The Philadelphia meeting will occur once arrangements are complete.
Madison Wisconsin Attorney General Willa J. Morgan declares campaign confidence for Republican governor nomination. He cites past record, pledges vigorous prosecution, and argues Blaine’s failures. He contrasts with La Follette and Governor Bryant, who predict large pluralities in the same primary.
In La Crosse County a packed primary field includes seven gubernatorial hopefuls, twelve for sheriff, five for district attorney and several assembly candidates. Voter turnout is expected to surge as parties push a record election, with polls opening early and closing at 3 30 p m Tuesday. Women urged to vote early to avoid congestion and ensure smooth results.
Walter Hinton and his South American airmen resumed the second leg of their long journey in the Sapipio Correia II from St. Petersburg Florida at 9:35 o'clock Monday morning.
A fragmented quotation praises labor independence and self sufficiency, endorsing wages, child education, worship, and voting rights as core to American heritage. The speaker signals strong support for labor and its public role, aligning with national civic ideals.
Seven car repair men, newly employed, burned to death as a bunkhouse fire swept through the 30th street yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Ten injured, property loss about 220000. J P Carr of Baltimore identified among the dead. several others unaccounted as authorities recover bodies and list missing workers.
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