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Albert Lea Times Enterprise (Newspaper) - March 31, 1920, Albert Lea, Minnesota Slimes fun turn tis v Section i a trn county times q r a Enterprise a Twenty fifth year i l a fax til a a a 4, Taft Albert Lea Minnesota wednesday Olaik ii i 1920 e Rehl rope on Bossy ticket Pioneer press article Given below is Good Reading for both old and Young. No minnesotans How marry can you name of fifty six enrolled in Hall of Fame. Candidates named by Townley Are introduced Friend of Farmer ? organization is against Good roads in stand it takes. We Trust that the $16 members of the nonpartisan league will not be too keenly disappointed with Ross Townley stat tick which has now been permitted to boy. From behind closed doors into the Public prints. Or. Townley it must be borne in mind has had no easy task. He has had to select candidates who Are to begin with satisfactory to the labor Side of his projected Farmer labor coalition he Bas had to Seine candidates who May be depended upon to stand hitched sifter election and in has finally had to select candidates who have some Remote Chance of winning. Not even a political manipulator of or. admitted Genius has been Able to Compass this three ply Miracle and it would seem that he has made certain of the first two requisites at the expense of the third. His ticket ought to suit City labor unfortunate Accident How Many of the 56 americans enrolled in the Hall of Fame on in Levi sity Heights at new York can you name offhand when you get above the Twenty Mark you will find the sledding rather rough. But Here they Are Washington Lincoln Webster Franklin Grant John Marshall Jefferson Emerson Longfellow Fulton Irving Jonathan Edwards s. F. B. Morse Farragut Clay Hawthorne George Peabody r e. Lee Peter Cooper Ell Whitney Audubon Horace Mann Beecher Kent Storey Adams a Banning Gerberi Stuart a Asa Gray John Quincy Adams Lowell. Sherman j area 1 of hour Madison Whittier Mary Lyon Emma Willard Maria Mitchell Harriet Beecher Stowe Holmes Poe Cooper Phillips brook.-., Bryant Frances e. Willard. Jackson Bancroft Motley Hamilton Mark Hopkins Parkman Agassiz Elias Howe Joseph Henry in thirty three Hes Ai towns Emil Jenson Home from it. Sheridan Falls and leaks one of his legs saturday. J Emit Jenson son of or. And mrs. A Jorgon Jensen Bridge Street certainly has been visited with hard Luck since he went overseas with Uncle same a forces and was wounded in the argon drive. Ever since that time he has been confined to the government i Hospital with i wounds. La fit week j Emit arrived Iii the City Oil Crutch Quot from it. Sheridan intending to spend a week or two with his relatives. Sat by associated press new York March 27.�?Daylight Sav ing will go into effect at 2 of clock to Morrow morning in at least 33 Ain leg i can cities and towns not withstand ing the repeal of the Law by Congress 1 inlay while on Broadway a sudden last summer Over president Wilson a j gust of wind wow him off his balance veto according to the National Day j and ii fell to the Sid walk striking Light association in a statement Here his poor hip on th1 slut a id it of tilt today. At that time docks will be set curbing breaking the Bun near tile i shrapnel wound. ,. He was taken to a physician and an the cities and towns which have 11 a. X i a taken of the broken member adopted Daylight saving ordinances ate,.a a i at noon monday he was resting fair As follows new York new York City Buffalo j v a it _ Cohens Troy Utica Syracuse Yonk _ int a Pim 7s o a Quot pm Wye olm hard u steers Rufus re. ,l Boon Ami Char a Ltd Quot a pi�nt.,, a Ltd Quot no. Loti Cushman. Minnesota Bas not a mgt in1 a 7. I t. Torteson of Bancroft drove Herd i Clinton Lynn Worcester Marlboro fear expressed that reports from isolated regions will greatly increase number. Millions in property is a total loss Lino is Western Ohio Michigan Georgia Are centers of storm Trail. Employees go Back to work tomorrow morning a a a �?3 grievance committee of Union meet with packing Plant Heads and things have been settled satisfactory to All concerned. All go Back to jobs tuesday morning. And single name Iii the list in St. Paul costs in Industrial districts according de by adj cities and towns within a to an analysis of government it alb radius of 50 mile. Or More of the me tics made by the Industrial �partmen11fropolis, the same can be said of from a numerical standpoint at least the Cincinnati chamber of com Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The Merce. Since labor has three representatives on it to the Farmer s one. Moreover it is not unlikely that the selections he has made May be depended upon to Register his wishes in the event of their election. There does not seem to be a single Bill Lunger in the entire lot. But whether the candidates can he elected now that their acceptability to labor and their general docility is assured is another question. It is not unfair to the personnel of the ticket to suggest that the names Are calculated neither to inspire terror in the ranks of the opposition nor to arouse wild enthusiasm among their supporters h. Tine the sin in is a Good craftsman like Job of a craftsman Ike Boss but it lacks a certain personality and Pep. In our innocence of course we had supposed that or. Townley and his conferees intended to nominate a Farmers ticket yet one scans the list almost in vain for Farmers. At its head stands a Glenwood dentist or. Snipstead who is said to practice poetry politics and prohibition As Sid lines. If labor is in Earnest in its a1 legend desire for the restoration of Beer it is As difficult to see How a prohibitionist is to mane a Strong Appeal to the Workingman As How a dentist May enthuse the Farmer. Or. Mallon who is the selection for lieutenant gov continued on Page six Cincinnati March 27.�?Cincinnati ranks third lowest with reference to food costs in separate cities and second lowest with reference to food Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburg Corry Allentown Harrisburg Easton j Connecticut a Hartford Putnam Maine Portland. South Portland new Hampshire Mam in i Michigan Detroit St Joseph Colorado Denvy a Ohio Columbus Delaware ii Mington. A we do not anticipate any confusion a said Marcus m. Marks president of the organization which has been fighting for Daylight saving. A the time adopted by new York City for instance will be automatically observe into Albert Lea but had to take them Home again. The big strike at the Stock Yards in Chicago which started last Friday afternoon is already being left All Over the Northwest and is Cost ing the Farmers thousands of dollars. By associated press Chicago March 30.�?the death toll of sundays tornadoes which ripped paths of destruction through sections of eight states stood Early today at 161 with fears expressed that reports from isolated regions nand deaths among the injured would increase the total. Stricken communities a emerging today from the wreckage wrought by the storm and Relief measures for ii thousands of injured and homeless Margaret Wilson adopts orphan by associated press new York March 30. Miss mar a Wilson eldest daughter of la president has a adopted two serbian War orphans a boy and girl whose father was killed in Battle in 11114, according to mme. Slavko Grout he wife of the Jugo slav min Insler Ai w Ashington and director of the serbian Aid fund. The children will continue however ii was said to by with their Mother at Negotins Serbia whim is near Hie rumanian Border min. Grott itch is now seeking other godmothers Ami Aid for Serbia Hildren Iii a tour of Texas amt it Delahoma. Saturday t. Torg son of Bancroft were Well under Way. With Oiler men drove into the City wire communication in tile affected one of tin fatter Bunches of steers j areas was being restored and this was the Cost of food in Cincinnati a proximal 8.6 per cent lower than this Nadine Boston k Maine and Maine average of 23 Industrial cities of the Centra railroads Are preparing to on country whose food prices were exam ined. It is 3.1 per cent higher than orate their local trains so As to take care of Hie commuters in tile Terri St. Paul the City with Hie lowest i tory Affe us Cleveland last yes costs and 24.4 lower than Boston the for the Chicago Market Ever seen in expected to Aid in Clearing up the sex i i the City. The steers about six Carl tent of the destruction and the total leads were started out from Bancroft number of those who lost their lives j land arrived in the City about one tabulated reports by states today i of clock. They were nearly played i gave the number of dead As follows j out on account of the hard drag Over the Muddy roads. In fact Many were frothing at the Mouth and had their h unto i Montgomery county i Union new Yolk Central new Yolk new Tondu is lolled out when they arrived a ill a Haven amp Hartford Lackawanna in Albert Jef it a imagine or. Torge a Ilij Ojst 30 Elgin 7. Irving Park 6, songs disappointment when he found Melrose la Maywood 4, Canfield that on account of the strike in Chi l Ca go the cattle would not be accept-1 0hio, 26 Greenville and Nashville 8, of. The steers were kept Over night. Vancorl 3t Moulton 3. Rene letter and it standstill Indiana 36 Adams county 2, Allen count la Jay county la Steuben City with the highest costs. It was found that the food costs were lowest in the North Central division of Ohio Illinois Indiana Michigan Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska. The average costs in a operated on time an hour ahead of Eon Gigous territory but there was no contusion the statewide Daylight saving Bill recently passed by j4m new Jersey Assembly and which is now before the Senate for consideration is reported fed and rare for and were again brunen4burg 6 Genoa 2, Raabs Corn r driven Over the heavy roads to the on Mav i2th these states ranges 6.4 per cent lower i to have been endorsed by nearly 300 than the average for la United states municipalities and is also said to have the South Central division which the approval of the City commission includes Kentucky Tennessee and Era of Newark Paterson and Eliza other Southern states is third lowest Beth. New York state already pos the North and South Atlantic states senses a Law old Ling the clocks turn comprising the states along the Allan de ahead tomorrow but Strong efforts j tic coast report highest costs with Are being made to obtain its repeal. The South Atlantic states far in the Massachusetts House recently Lead with costs averaging is.3 per cent passed the state wide measure to third higher than the District in which pin-1 Reading by a vote of 135 to 41 but the Torgeson Home the round trip b eighteen Miles. It is said that it will take a wee in or ten Days to put Back the fat the can tie lost in the strenuous drive to from the cite. Nome from South banker Nelson of Hartland has been enjoying trip of two months. 4. Michigan la Fenton 4, Battle j Creek 3, Hart i Maple Grove Center 3. Georgia 38 Lagrange 26, West Point to Macon i Milner in Alabama. It Alexander la. Agricola i 5, Cedar Springs i. St. Louis Missouri i. East. Troy wish a i. An unverified report that 15 White persons Wert killed at Stovall ga., a Village near la Crane was being investigated and should this prove True the death list would he increased to 176. A number of persons were reported Cannati is located. Florida la made new pastor Spears Rev. Martin with two Anderson. Is record audiences on sunday. Attitude of the Senate is said to a problematical. The chamber of com-1 Alverce of Providence r. I., recently Bassto and from there took in All the canvassed tin Rhode Island Legisla p0jnlk of interest in the state going Titre where a state w Ide Bill is Pend Down the East coast Over to key West ing and announced it was strongly and Bacic through the Western part of greeted favored. While there will be no sen i bion of tin Connecticut e. A. Nelson president of the Farmers state Bank returned to Alii 1 spending two month., in m Van h his Headquarters oui been Rev. Martin Anderson of Moo head minn., who has been called to go Indianapolis Minneapolis St. The pastorate of the first lutheran Paul Louisville St. Louis san Frau Church of Albert Lea delivered two Cisco los Angeles Oakland and a the state legislature Robe Hartland banker found the this year the mayors of 18 cities at Fouth enjoying the greatest crop of a conference in new Haven urged the j tourists it has Ever known. Hove adoption of local ordinances. Utica and train service were unable to the storm and it was feared that of these might he found to killed. No accurate estimate of the total property damage which runs into the millions could be made today. In Blin ois it was estimated that the material loss was $6,000,000, in Western Ohio $2.0o0,00o Michigan $2,000,000 and Georgia More than $1,000,000. Stilt troops patrol cd the storm by associated press Chicago much. 30th.�?chicago�?Ts livestock Market the largest in the country was at a standstill this morning and 50,000 packing House employees face suspension of work As a result of the strike of 900 Stock Yard employees. An embargo ordered yesterday barred and animals from the Yard and railroads Are Busy diverting thousands of cattle and hogs arriving in Chicago to other mar. Sets. The unions have telegraphed Washington asking that Federal mediators be sent Here following the refusal of Federal judge als Chuler who has arbitrated other Stock Yard troubles to arbitrate unless the men first went Back to work. The calling of the strike has not so 1ar increased the Price of meat although the five big packers say that their plants will shut Down within a week if the strike continues. The average Market Price was $14.75 As compared with $15.6b last week and $19.60 a week ago. Every person in Albert Lea will be glad to learn that the differences Between the employees and the employees at he Albert Lea packing company have been settled and the men will All return to their jobs tuesday morning. The Best part of the matter is that there will be no hard feelings among the employees or the packing company Heads. Monday morning the grievance committee appointed by the Union met with the packing company managers and talked the matter Over in All details. Monday afternoon the Union members met at the d. A s. Hall and decided to go to work tuesday As above stated. Union Heads and managers of the company who were interviewed at four of clock this afternoon agreed that there had been a misunderstanding in the Alschuler rules under which the men Are working. The Tribune is glad to see the difference Between the men and the company end so soon for it Means much to the City the company and the employee themselves. Statement to our Plo yees. Pm minute men a we Are very glad to know that you have decided to return to your jobs tomorrow morning All of which Are waiting for you. We hold no Brief against any Man for the action he has taken As we realize it has been a misinterpretation of the Alschuler ruling under which we Are working that has caused the mis under standings. However we Are glad that it is Clear now that no drastic action wit i be taken in the future As was taken last week by you. We feel that every Man is going Back to his work with the utmost Confidence that our intention at All times is to treat him fairly. We expect our employees to do likewise with us and feel assured that they will do so. Albert Lea packing co. Eloquent Pennon a1 the Church sunday. The Forenoon services were held in English and the evening services in norwegian. At both meetings the Church was filled to capacity in the morning Many being turned away for Lack of room. A Large chorus rendered several excellent selection. At both services. Or. Anderson was obliged to return to his Home Early monday morn ing whet he has some important number of cities in Pennsylvania a said to hav deferred action. Can iou blame him Montana officer major Charles Sheridan refuses to meet Arthur c. Townley. My wit Ere be Aas sum great Falls mont., much. I. Major. A meetings to attend to consequently i Charles l Sheridan of Helena fed rightful and the Conli y Bann to. This stay in this City was Short this Oral employ it ment officer of Montana Learned Many new things about the time. In will however return about and Veteran of Tell world War pub the Middle of May when he will take bely refused to be introduced to a. Up his actual work Here in the Firat lutheran Church. Those at tre head american legion Lundberg Lee Post of Hartland has elected and installed officers. Townley president partisan league in tilt Rainbow hotel Here of the no lobby of the Centenary of Florence Nightingale founder of modern nursing to be celebrated by red Cross. One Hundred years ago on May 12, 1920, Florence Nightingale whose far seeing Genius for organization and dynamic personality were to revolutionize nursing was born of wealthy English parents. The red Cross Centenary Celebration is an acknowledgement of the debt the world owes Florence Nightingale. Although she was educated according to upper class English custom she was dissatisfied with her life and horrified her family by longing to enter Salisbury Hospital As a nurse. After six years of spiritual strife she was permitted to enter the school of Deaconesses at Kaiser Worth Germany to train As a nurse the Only place in Europe where women could receive training without arousing a storm of criticism. She supplemented this with an apprenticeship under the Sisters of Charity Paris and later became superintendent of Harley Street Hospital London. When the crimean War broke out Florence Nightingale received her Call to service. She was appointed superintendent of the female nursing establishment in the English general military hospitals in Turkey. She arrived at Scutari in time to take charge of the four Hundred wounded of the a charge of the Light Lack of sanitation supplies an efficient personnel and the prejudice of medical officers w Ere difficulties she overcame. Out of chaos emerged order. The soldiers called her a the ministering As a Hospital sanitarian reformer and Foremost authority on Hospital construction and administration in Europe Florence Nightingale became known and consulted. She published a notes on nursing a established a training school and founded modern nursing. Before the end of her remarkable career she received All the recognition denied her during the ten per cent Genov crimean War and won the order of 1 Switzerland paper tells about a Ca Niht a <1 pen rations. She died proprietor papering the Walls of his Groom. In 1910, four years before the world restaurant with German Crown and or. And mrs. Christenson left for a War and was buried near her old Mark notes. The Cost was Only to Home although grateful England of per cent higher than Ordinary paper Creed a Tomb in Westminster Abbey. I would have Cost. Handle the throngs going to and from swept areas of Illinois today and the the Winter resorts and Havana Alba. Red Cross and civilian committees or his Stop at new Orleans was Cut Gani Zed ail for the injured and Home Short by the fact that hotels were Over j less. Hundreds of carpenters who be. Crowded and for ills trip to Chicago Gall reconstruction work yesterday in the p0ur minute speakers out to 11 in 1. It a ? a a a i or i. A. A j. A a to ooh a for Baptist drive Are headed by t. E. Noble and c. C. Hansen of local Church announcement has Bren made of tilt. Appointment of t. I l Noble and c. C. J Hansen of this City As local Chalynn nit la bought the last sleeping car car Elgin. Maywood Melrose in Ark Irving j berth available for three Days. The Park around Chicago had i Are it i tourist Trade is a financial Boon to the away most of the wreckage today. All people of Florida and they take every j of the refugees had been placed in i possible advantage of it. Lie found on Homes or tents today. L. Taxi Driver who put it this Way a the App one death occurred yesterday principal industries Here Are skinning j among the injured Anil hospitals re alligators in the summer and tourists ported that most of the hundreds in the patients would recover. Or. Nelson found the climate de a of United states. South its customs and traditions and considers tie time sent there profit Able As Well As pleasant. One of the surprising things he discovered is that the political complexion of the South town key was talking with a Friend changing he a a Quot i in Tho lobby of to hotel when major a a minis Rion . O = two. When major Sheridan declared to of by Tho democrat.2�?o a i do not eve to meet the gentle or a i actg look lifter he Evangelita Loa to world. The Northern baptists $l�0.0 i to mme Campaign across. The work of collecting la hug sum from the baptists of the Northern states has been organic <1 Down to the smallest Church. It Nill Start april 25 and continue through May 2. The Money will to spent in the baptists new world Al nement which has for its purpose the erection improvement equipment of scores of n it w colleges missions hospitals. Churches Relief stations and Laie huts. The movement Marks the giant lost religious activity Ever undertaken million Dollar drive will be aided by a single denomination. By 300,000 baptists in the leaders however Are in Pimm. Statement of Union Heads the grievance committee met with the packing company officials this morning at which time everything was worked out satisfactorily to both parties. The unions concerned met in the afternoon and accepted the agreement decided upon and the understanding is that everyone will go Back to work tomorrow. There remains no hard feelings on either Side. Art Stevens president Martin Brewer vice president Chas. List business agent. Will begin april 5 Dent that the organization and the spic Man women qualified states where women will vote for president in the coming election this word has been scattered broadcast Over Hie nation to e the members of the Northern state. Or. Noun convention to their respond minute men of Lundberg Lee Post no. 266 of the american legion has elected and installed officers for the coming year As follows commander Alfred Anderson adjutant John l. Sibilrud. Secy and . C. Stensrud. Finance committee a. O. Hanson Ludvig Hanson Ole a. Knudson. The Post also voted to authorize the organization of a women a auxiliary of the american legion. Those eligible to membership in the auxiliary Are mothers wives daughters and Sisters of members of the american legion and the mothers wives and daughters and Sisters of any service Man who died in the service. The women a auxiliary will Bear the same relation to the Post As the women a Relief corps does to the grand army of the Republic. Man. A a May i ask Why a said Townley. A i do not believe any White Ameri can cares to meet a Man of your Call Bre a said major Sheridan As he walked Kenmare news Kenmare n. D. Bullies in the $100,000,000 drive to be Church. Or. Hansen of ,1st. I or. Nelson expects to look after fund for the evaluation of is chairman of the minute men for business affairs her for about a i danish Baptist cml Rem Zyvith the women of 30 states already qualified to vote for the next pres u be Hind it Turpitt the drive Dent tin Minnesota league of women Over Amli hat Minnesota a quota of $2, voters Points out the redundancy in 540 too will be fully raised by the the circumstances that necessitate a Campaign to Complete the ratification of the Federal suffrage amendment. Kentucky a Senate by a vote of 30 in chairman of tin the first Baptist a month before changing his residence 11 o Albert Herald. Married tuesday i More than 300.000 men and women., leaders in religious and educational work in their communities throughout the ii Rev Tive states embraced in the j Northern Baptist convention aided by i miss Gertrude Paulsen and Christensen of Clarks Grove Are United in marriage. At the Baptist parsonage of Clarks Grove tuesday March 30th, occurred the marriage of miss Gertrude Paul sen daughter of or. And mrs. J. P. The True heart Kath Erine Miller Gunn if i should Liv to see the wretched Day a corps of local or tors will Jay Asid that human Slid would fail me in Dis their everyday tasks during the eight Tress i Hay period beginning april 25 to so and men with utter Lack of Friendly licit funds from among the baptists Ness i to promote tile new world movement. Hobert i would turn from me and look the Mil the program of the Church which i. Way a extends Over five years includes the then could i even then look up and most comprehensive humanitarian it . Fort Ever established by any single de the Lei. A i have one Friend who loves me none i nomination in the world. I a Only America could undertake such county to 3 voted presidential suffrage to Kentucky women on March 16. That settled the matter for Kentucky. The House passed the measure the week before and the governors signature is assured. Quite irrespective of the ratification. A to a Zhav of the Federal suffrage amendment John basses / there Are 17.5<>0,000 women Over Vot evening at his Home in ban Well known Man Dies Croft after Long illness. Ing age who live in states that have already qualified women to vote in the in ,7riin�?zppr spitter of presidential elections in november. John irn Dai a p a ratification will extend the privilege t i. Rounsv parsed a Iii at Ihbe to met Bancroft evening of to about 9.500,000 Mon. Noim in Nam 1 u. The states where women will vote ter a lingering i a is for next president include the 15 Ai to eth i rime to the full suffrage states Arizona Ca if or or to in to of on Ala. Co on do. Daho. Kanaka. Umi for Ever in that hour of pain stress Andia program a said or. John you Aitchi the same farm they son general Dier Etor of the Northern. Home. It jul la i in i m Mill Romako their san. Montana. Nevada new Yorac of Mahonia Oregon South Dakota Utah sen eau Uipi i Sui. It a a a a stress i t in j or .0 deceased was 74 years old at Washington Wyoming the a it Paulsen of Clarks grow to or. Hobert a dog devoted by my Side would Baptist Board of the time of his death. Besides his wife dentin w presidential plus Mulc pid Christenson son of or. And mrs. P. W. St a i this nation Alem our manhood is in the time o is neat Lea Illinois Indiana Iowa Maine Minn Christenson also of larks Grove. Get Hini who from his own experience j impaired and our ftna"7aiuysbefore and Joseph Al Homo and two bisters j hoi a. Missouri Nebraska North a the Bride was dressed in Taupe Grey knows ? Man to Correct the eve t of and on. Brother. Thomas of Madison Koto. Klod. Island maw we and the Groom wore a Blue Serge suit. This love repay with kindly thought and the i South Dakota. Mrs. A. P. Dyrdal i,n<1 Arkansas and Tho attendants were miss Hilda and deed. I Tda Ufkess a 10 �<1 a Road miss Martha Holdal of Albert Lea. Pro Arr sub. Age states. Arkansas and Paulsen sister of the Bride and or. I for once within the canine heart he. A Caim mob to Tiame Tai the funeral will take place at . Fri atrium it Nann prof her in the sows ,. A twp world Home in Bancroft and at the Central the seed of Trust there will that Little to our supreme task in the new a Odd Horn no a aft noon. Rev. In the choosing of who h women wih movement. A finite interment will have a voice i 339, counting in in a a we must quicken our efforts and my t % at g Central Church Dine Lucky 13. Thin is nearly two third in doing spread the cause of Christ be made Ai the Central Church Short trip monday evening and will be Home on Tim grooms farm West of Clarks Grove after april first. Seed take Root in genial soil steadfast to grow in faithful love until the hour of need. In throughout the Tery

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