Control of the Schools in North Dakota
A critical proclamation argues that a proposed North Dakota reform would create a five member Board of Administration controlling all state penal, charitable and educational institutions, including public schools and libraries. It warns the governor appoints most members, centralizing power and threatening to politicize education and indoctrinate children with socialism and internationalism per the Nonpartisan League agenda.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of Agriculture and Labor
North Dakota
America
Nonpartisan League
Board of Education
Board of Administration
Educational Commission
BNT
League
Townley
Northwest
Montana
Republican Party
Silver Bow County
Republican County Central Committee
Butte Chamber to Continue Garden and Health Plans
The Butte Chamber of Commerce board extended the garden and fair committee for another year and created a new industries panel. Dr. T. C. Witherspoon, Dr. Peter Potter and Tom Davis were named delegates to the Helena health conference to outline a health week. Death statistics from 1917 1918 show 1455 and 867 deaths respectively with influenza and pneumonia prominent in 1917. 1918 saw far fewer influenza deaths.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Peter Potter
J. L. Dorsh
A. S. Christie
C. S. Dallman
Scott Fries
Philo King
F. A. Ironside
W. E. Maddock
T. O'Donnell
Victor Siegel
D. J. Charles
S. V. Kemper
J. Corette
T. C. Witherspoon
Tom Davis
Helena
Montana
Chamber
R. H. Puxley
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Joint Debate With Cox Not For Senator Harding
On Senator Harding's special train Republican managers announced the Democratic proposal for a League of Nations debate between the Republican nominee and Governor Cox would not be accepted. Senator Harry S. New said he had not received the proposal from Senator Pat Harrison and called it utterly absurd.
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Harding
League of Nations
Cox
Harry S. New
Pat Harrison
Sugar price cut promised for Pacific coast shipments
Seattle, Oct. 15. Another sugar price cut is promised for coast districts as soon as shipments affected by the drop reach by water. A cut of 1 cent a pound is assured, making a reduction of 1 dollar per hundred pounds. Present prices are 15 and 16 cents a pound. new prices will be 14 and 15 cents.
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Seattle
Horoscope for October 16 1920 Foretells Moonlit Market Shifts
TheOct 16 1920 horoscope says Neptune and Mercury favor learning professions and advertising, while Saturn forebodes a difficult period in public matters and a drop in wages. Newsprint and writers may prosper in coming weeks, with mining and railways under mixed stars and possible earthquakes. Children born that day are generous though unlikely to excel in business.
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Neptune
Mercury
Saturn
Mars
McClure
He Feels Ten Years Younger
A testimonial letter from H Bryde of Hoboken New Jersey praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief from back pain headaches stiff joints sore muscles and rheumatic pains. The writer claims improved mobility and energy with his wife helping him earlier and notes the product is sold widely.
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H. Bryde
Hoboken
N. J
Foley
Tiny lawsuit goes up to supreme court
Mutch and Young filed notice of appeal to the supreme court from a district court denial of a new trial in the Hat tie Powers case. Powers obtained a judgment of 28 dollars and 50 cents against them. An appeal bond of 300 dollars, estimated to cover probable costs plus the judgment, was filed with the appeal. Ellen Plate applied for letters of administration in the estate of her deceased husband Andrew Pilate. A petition to mortgage the estate of Andrew McHugh for 700 dollars was filed by the administratrix Jennie McHugh yesterday. The Hennessy Mercantile Company has brought suit against KR. L. Steel, alleging he bought an auto from them on which he still owes 196 dollars and 15 cents, which he has failed to pay.
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Mutch & Young
Supreme Court
District Court
Hattie Powers
Ellen Plate
Andrew Pilate
Andrew McHugh
Jennie McHugh
Hennessy Mercantile Company
KR. L. Steel
Cotton Gins Stop 60 Days In Arkansas Oklahoma
Three Lavaca cotton gins in Arkansas were ordered to cease operations for 69 days or until cotton prices improve, resuming tomorrow on the day shift. Four gins at Vian in Oklahoma received a warning by unsigned letter to halt work, but were operating full time under armed guards, according to reports.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Lavaca
Vian
Okla
Prohibition Bureau Reorganized for Liquor Withdrawals
Washington October 15 Commissioner Kramer announced a reorganization of the prohibition enforcement bureau to provide closer scrutiny of applications to withdraw liquors from bonded warehouses. He said the changes were necessary due to increased workload.
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Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Kramer
Sheehan Opposes Madge Dugan in Estate Case
Mike J. Sheehan, petitioner for letters of administration in the estates of Arthur and Katheryn Mueller, objects to Madge S. Dugan as public administrator. He cites lack of right of succession, absence of kin nomination, and incompetence without advisory help. He also alleges Dugan acts at the behest of Albert Rochester, claimed to have improperly received funds. Judge Donlan represents Sheehan.
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Mike J. Sheehan
Arthur
Katheryn Mueller
Madge S. Dugan
Sheehan
Albert Rochester
Donlan
Adverse Opinion on Home Winemaking Declared
San Francisco Oct 15 The U S attorney announced that home making of wine will be a violation of prohibition laws despite a recent internal revenue order permitting it Frank M Silva United States attorney issued the statement
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San Francisco
United States Attorney's Office
Internal Revenue Department
Frank M. Silva
United States
Sugar hearing resumes in East Lake City
The federal trade commission hearing on a complaint against Utah-Idaho Sugar Amalgamated Sugar Ernest Woolley and other Utah residents for conspiracy in restraint of interstate trade resumes in East Lake City after a transfer to Medford Oregon for testimony days earlier.
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East Lake City
Federal Trade Commission
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ernest R. Woolley
Utah
Medford
Ore
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