Poindexter Links 7 Questions to 1930s Americanism
Spokane August 19 Senator Miles Poindexter Republican campaign chief declares national security and foreign policy hinge on this year’s senatorial election. He lists seven issues to decide whether the United States preserves sovereignty, Monroe doctrine dominance, tariff and war-industrial safeguards, Panama Canal access, and repudiation of unauthorised international agreements. He ties outcomes to navy strength, Pacific coast security, and avoiding a large standing army.
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Spokane
United States
Miles Poindexter
Panama Canal
Poindexter
Senate
Pacific
Fire Departments Plan Sunday Picnic at Silver Lake
The Silver Bow county volunteer firemen association will host a picnic at Silver Lake on August 22. Delegations from Walkerville Centerville Meaderville McQueen East Tutte and Sou Boulevard participate. A special train departs Butte early morning and returns evening. The Twin City band plays, with dancing, sports tournaments, and a mixed baseball game. Boating and fishing are planned with lunch provided.
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Silver Bow County
Silverlake
WN. J. Larko
Walkerville
Centerville
Meaderville
McQueen
East
Tutte and Soulevard
Butte
Siiverlake
Twin City
Committee On Sports
Larke
County Officials Plan for Meeting at Glacier Park
Silver Bow county officials will attend the annual county commissioners meeting in Glacier National Park from Aug 30 to Sept 1. Reserved names include O FE Simonson J M Fabian EB FE Cooney and Sam L Anderson with wives plus C T Puckett treasurer M J Loughran surveyor and Nellie Sullivan auditor.
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Silver Bow County
Glacier National Park
O. Fe, Simonson
J. M. Fabian
EB. FE. Cooney
Sam L. Anderson
C. T. Puckett
M. J. Loughran
Nellie Sullivan
Postoffice Thieves Steal Large Victory Bond Haul
A Chicago based postoffice theft yielded nearly a million dollars in Victory bonds and securities. The pouch was in transit from Milwaukee to New York when robbed, suggesting a new bond thief gang. Milwaukee office records show $160,660 in railroad bonds stolen in Chicago, with the loss announced by Universal Service in New York.
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Universal Service
New York
A_ postoffice
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paines, Webber & Company
Sea Lion Diet Noted for Eating 44 Salmon in a Day
A report notes that an adult sea lion can consume up to 44 salmon in a single day, illustrating impressive feeding capacity and hunting efficiency observed in marine mammals.
Woman emerges from two years coma in Wisconsin hospital
Mrs Clara Jorgenson of Racine waking after more than two years in a county asylum near Waukesha. A sister in law and her 6 year old son visited. experts think the child’s presence triggered a memory leading to regained consciousness. She remained largely helpless while semi conscious. She recalls faces and faint incidents.
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Waukesha
Wis
Aue
Clara Jorgenson
Racine
County Asylum
Jorgenson
Mayor Declines to Declare Sep 6 Holiday
Mayor Stodden received a request from the Lafayette birthday national committee to declare September 6 a holiday. He says many holidays are already arranged and schools will not be in session, so he does not deem it advisable to add another day.
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Stodden
Lafayette Birthday National Committee
Ashes Symbol in Spearfish Service Sparks Public Meeting Plan
In Wyo Aug 10 Robert B. Wimmer of Creston Jons a former Sheridan police officer spoke of appealing to Buffalo women to turn their crepe de chine at a public gathering. He carried a bottle of ashes claiming they were from eight Spearfish girls burned after an evangelical service.
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Sheridan, Wio
Spearfish
S. D
Robert BR. Wimmer
Creston
Jons
Sheridan
Buffalo
Wye
Organize Farm Borrowers Bureau Organized Nationwide
Washington Aug 1 The cooperative farmer borrowers of the United States are forming a national body. This includes members of the 4 000 farm loan associations already organized under the federal farm loan act as the national board of farm organizations begins this effort.
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Washington
Co-Operative Farmer-Borrowers of
United States
National Board of Farm Organizations
Plan to form state unions from local farm loan groups
Announcement says the idea grew from the federal act’s paralysis due to a Supreme Court challenge testing its constitutionality. Local farm loan associations will be organized into state unions and state conventions to be held once 16 unions are formed.
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Supreme Court
Peat to Supplant Coal in German Cities
Berlin reports peat likely to rise as a fuel for homes and industry under the Spa accord. The city operates a turf plant at Blankenfelde producing twenty tons daily, peat mixed with coal aiding boiler fires at municipal plants. Saxony fears a coal shortage this winter and plans forest felling with potato crops on cleared areas.
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Berlin
Germany
Blankenfelde
Saxony
Reinhold
First Lake Steamer Through Panama Canal Arrives in Chicago
The Iroquois the first lake steamer to pass the Panama canal is due in Chicago from Seattle at 4 tomorrow morning. W C Walker of Chicago South Haven Steamship company owners announced today. The steamer left Seattle last June and passed the canal en route to Chicago. The new steamer will depart Chicago at 4 40 tomorrow on its regular run to Chicago tod South Stlaven, le.
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Chicago
Panama Canal
Seattle
Wash
W. C. Walker
Chicago & South Haven Steamship Company
Tod South Stlaven
iNle
Cow Makes Ninth Butter Record
Sophie a 15 year old Jersey cow from Hood Farm Lowell Mass returns to set her ninth official butter record at New York event, reaffirming status as champion butter cow in aging class.
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New York
Sophie
Hood Farm
Lowell
Mass
Jersey cow Sophie 19th tops milk and butterfat leaders
The American Jersey Cattle club announced that Sophie 19th has produced 110,918 pounds of milk and 6,853 pounds of butterfat over nine years, averaging 12,324 pounds of milk and 706 pounds of butterfat yearly, leading by 692 pounds of butterfat over runner up Tilly Alcartra, a Holstein cow on a Southern California farm.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
Sophie 19Th
Tilly Alcartra
California
Minneapolis Daily Stay debuts as independent evening paper
Minneapolis launches a fourth evening newspaper, the Minneapolis Daily Stay, stating it is owned by 20 000 stockholders. Herbert E. Gaston serves as president and editor, with stockholders including city residents farmers and several labor unions. The Star notes 3 cent price, one cent higher than rivals, and that the Nonpartisan League had indirect stock involvement.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Daily Stay
the Star
Herbert E. Gaston
Fargo
N. D
Courier-News
Gaston
League
League Offier
Star
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