Non-Partisan League Debate Cited in Ray North Dakota Letter
In Ray North Dakota June 27 1221 the Democrat notes G J Stauth of Kansas defends his N P L statements while editorials discuss American Legion of Kansas positions on the league. The piece cites letters from Willett and Stauth and covers controversy with readers invited to judge.
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Ray
North Dakota
Democrat
G. J. Stauth
Kansas
TL. V. A
Bolshevist
T. W. OW
N. P
Teorge H. Mallon
N. PD. L
General Pershing
France
American Legion Boys of Kansas
League
Legion of Kansas
Frank F. Samuel
American Legion of Kansas
A. H. Vernon
Legion of Minnesota
Minnesota
Theansas Legion Executive Committee
Willett
Stauth
The
Poems by Ruth Marcia Sieg
A newspaper notes the obituary of Ruth Marcia Sieg and introduces her posthumous poetry collection edited by her father George II Sieg. It recounts her birth 1889 and death 1914 from tuberculosis, her education at Iowa State University, and quotes from letters by friends included in the volume. It ends by honoring the Sieg family and publishing selected lines from her works.
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Ruth Marcia Sieg
Geo. II Sieg
Geo. L. Sieg
Corydon
Paul Sieg
Sieg
Marshalltown
Trong
Miss Siceg
Httle
Ruth
Miss Sieg
Towa State University
Miss Liew
Miss Siege
Fight on Mormonism Draws Mixed Reactions in Harrison County
In Harrison County a local editorial defends opposition to Mormonism while urging separation of the Latter Day Saints groups. It cites speeches by U.S. Senator J. C. Burrows and Fred T. Dubois from the Reed Smoot era, condemns polygamy and crimes, and calls for informed public scrutiny. The piece clarifies no attack on Latter Day Saints as individuals, but insists on distinguishing the two churches in public discussion.
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Corydon Democrat
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Independence
Harrison Co
J. C. Burrows
U.S. Senate
Utah
Joseph Smith
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Valley of
Salt Lake
Michigan
Mr. Burrows
Fred T. Dubois
Congressional Record
U. S. Senate
Reed Smoot
Webster
Mormon Church of Utah
Young
Young For Truth
R. Everett Bozarth
Sbozarth
Million Dollar Methodist Drive Tops Indiana Quota
The North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church reached 99.77 percent of its two year Centenary quota with pledges of 1 004 254 and payments totaling 1 001 917. Districts and churches, including Bluffton Auburn Fort Wayne Mishawaka Warsaw Kokomo Peru Anderson Muncie New Castle Huntington Marion, contributed strong sums as ministers and leaders highlighted dedication. A dramatic pledge drive by a minister who rode through sand and over roads to collect funds ended with a total well above expectations.
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North Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse Iogue
Northwest
Indiana
O .Holmes
Gary
Methodist Council
A. G. Neal
Goshen
W. W. Martin
Ft. Wayne
W. 7
Freeland
Wabash
F. A Hall
Logansport
James A. Beatty
Muncie
Somersville Light
Richmond
Bogue
First Methodist
Bluffton
Auburn
New Castle
Huntington
Marion
Edison prize contest seeks eight word phrase
The Edison prize contest offers five thousand dollars for the best eight word phrase promoting The New Edison as a home music bringer. Prizes include 5000, 2000, 1000 and others for top phrases. Also local notices about a Kansas flood impact and a local hardware dealer ad.
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Edison
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Indiana Veterinary College
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Elizabeth, Indiana
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Henry Flock
Wright
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