18 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1922
Page
1
A man returning from a ride was struck by a car on M. G. Road in heavy rain. He was thrown from the machine, sustaining a fractured skull. Rescue parties reached the scene as the vehicle veered, and the hush of the crowd followed the tragic event.
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Fragmented OCR text about a prom incident and a death mentions names and places vaguely. The readable bits reference a Pall Prom scene and a person named Wwe Miler with unclear roles. No clear event date location or full identities are recoverable from the fragment.
Hungary was admitted to the World League after unanimous approval at a meeting held in Taverny. The association press service reported the decision, noting Hungary’s inclusion would impact future international competition.
Brief notice states Thursday judging for both boys and girls club shows will proceed with safety measures. Text is partial and confirms venue and timing adjustments for participants and attendees.
Jackson California Associated Press reports a wall between the Argonaut and Kennedy mines has been breached allowing rescue crews access to the 4200 foot Argonaut level where 47 co workers remain trapped. Fire and gas levels are decreasing and initial estimates suggest at least twenty four hours before the first body can be brought to surface with several days needed for exploration for survivors.
Eastern War Zone bulletins show Mes Tems celebrations in Alcutta and calls for Turkish arms support. Hughes cables Cook to bring the near east dispute to the League for peace. Britain orders full capacity arms production amid crisis. Reports From London Paris Melbourne and London detail dispatches, military movements, and disrupted telegraphic links as Kemalists advance near the neutral zone.
Turmoil over the Dardanelles widens as Kemal threatens Greek forces and a neutral zone breach. Britain orders the Atlantic fleet forward. French officials favor diplomacy over force, seeking Italian backing while Greece sinks deeper in Asia Minor.
Keller impeachment hearing against Attorney General Daugherty was postponed by the house Judiciary committee until December. The delay was adopted on a strict party-line vote with three Democrats opposing. Chaithan Volstead announced the case would resume after Congress reassembles in the short session. Samuel Untermyer was named to represent Keller in the impeachment proceedings against Daugherty.
Madison Wisconsin As Associated Press reports Democratic leaders meet to call for a full slate of state officers congressmen and legislators to oppose Republicans. Bentley of Laramie says he will run for governor as a Democrat not fusion. Party fights and court actions loom over ballot access and primary vote thresholds as independents threaten. Martha Shue comments on Democratic ideals and candidate readiness.
In a Wisconsin proceeding attorney Mrs Leon Sailstad Rehavisan and her former husband’s estate presented claims over a $10 payment tied to Central Insurance Carting and New York Life Disability. The case involves Sailstad alleging her first husband died in a 1925 lake freighters incident, with testimony wrapping up.
A large parade of local business employes for the Inter-State Fair will assemble Tuesday afternoon on South Fourth street, with formation points listed along Market Perry Ferry and other streets. Participants must be at their spots by 1 15 p m and march promptly up South Fourth to Main then Seventh and State toward the fair grounds.
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