Harding Plans Labor Address and Tariff Focus
Marion Ohio August 14 Senator Harding outlines early September campaign stops to stress labor issues the League of Nations and tariff He will speak Labor Day from a front porch in Minnesota and discuss agriculture at Hamline with a broader foreign policy note and a protective tariff plan to be developed with Congress He plans a leisurely Minnesota trip starting September 6 and returning later with discussions to avoid other western fairs and to emphasize a high protective schedule.
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League of Nations
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Hamline
Agriculture
League
Minn
Harding
Minnesota
Congress
Minneapolis
St. Paul
International Association
Tariff Commission
Leghorn Wins Laying Contest at North Dakota College
A White Leghorn and a White Plymouth Rock competed in the egg laying derby at North Dakota Agricultural College in Bismarck. After a yearlong contest begun Jan 1, the Leghorn won by one egg with a 25 to 24 final score. The June champion set a six month record with 157 eggs.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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Supreme Prison
Agricultural College
Goslings Cost Him A Year In Prison Parish News
Pearl Baker received a parole after serving over a year of a three year sentence for allegedly stealing four goslings. Governor Gardner intervened amid doubts about Baker possessing the birds, and the case was decided in Jefferson City.
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Goslings
Jefferson City
Atter
Pearl Baker
Missouri Penitentiary
Gardner
Baker
Western Photodrama of an Outlaw's Life on the Plains
A brisk photodrama opens today featuring a red-blooded western outlaw and his brief love affair. The tale blends action and romance as the outlaw lives hard on the plains in a stark, entertaining narrative with vivid frontier atmosphere.
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Western Plains
Morals on Bargain Counter Says Parson
In Columbus Ohio Rev Dr Daniel F Rittenhouse local Baptist clergyman argues that morals have moved to the bargain counter across the country. He laments that many so called respectable people grasp for filthy wealth while democracy is misused by European nations. He warns that thousands of respectable citizens cling to corrupt means amid national turmoil.
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Columbus
Ohio
Daniel F. Rittenhouse
Goa
Rittenhouse
America
Fragments reflect secular greed versus sacred duty
A brief extract contrasts disregard for the Sabbath with treasure like diamond dust and gold bars. The text suggests values shift based on whether wealth is consecrated by the awareness of God’s presence, hinting at a moral tension between material wealth and spiritual duty.
Tiny Kansas City Baby Raymond Weighs One Pound 12 Ounces
The smallest known human infant, a boy named Raymond, is fighting for life at Weil Hospital in Kansas City. Born at one pound two ounces he is fed daily and kept heated, with guardians hopeful for his survival amid fragile health.
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Weil Hospital
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Walter Chapman
Thomas A. Edison
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Butte Butchers’ Union Committee
Leghorn
North Dakota
David Reese
Matinatta
Leon Cavallo
Lillian Ray
Rialto
Prizma
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William Farnum
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