Cats in the Bag and Farm Leaders in South Dakota
An editorial muses on a metaphorical cat escaping, mixing satire about a black cat and a mythical creature with headlines about Coolidge inviting farm leaders to a conference. It notes the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation officers as invited guests and questions the motives behind the trip to South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
White House
Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Reed Denounces Geneva Conference as Threat to U S Power
The speaker argues the Geneva conference will degrade the United States to a third rate power, criticizing the Washington Conference as a fake and accusing British French and Japanese diplomacy of superiority. He ridicules Hugh Gibson and calls the Geneva talks a federal conceit that harms American influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Washington
Lodge
Charles Evans Hughes
Hugh S. Gibson
Gibson
Geneva
Coolidge
Missouri reference on Alcock and Brown flight contradicts early 1919 oceanic records
The article notes Alcock and Brown’s June 14 1919 nonstop from Newfoundland to Ireland, 1 960 miles in 16 hours 12 minutes, with a $50 000 prize. It contrasts with N C 4 and N C 4 Vickers Vimy earlier flights and cites misstatements about oceanic distance and legal limits on information gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Alcock
British Air Service
St. John’s
Clifden
Ireland
London Daily Mail
Chamberlin
Levine
New York
Paris
Eisleben
Rocka‘Beach
Plymouth
Azores
Senators' China trip draws bold meddling warning
The piece notes Senators Wheeler and Goff traveling to Nanking to meet Chiang Kai-shek and Eugene Chen, with ex Yale professor Hiram Bingham visiting Hankow. It warns meddling could invite danger as they enter delicate Sino affairs, cautioning against misreadings by local factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Eugene Chen
Wheeler
Montana
Nanking
Goff
West Virginia
Chiang
Yale
Hiram Bingham
Hankow
U. S
Daily Poem on Leman Lake and Nature’s Quiet Power
The speaker contrasts Leman with a wild world, finding solace in its placid waters and hushed shores. A nocturnal landscape near Jura and the mountains evokes memory, gentle sounds, the oar’s drip, birdsong, and nature’s healing influence as tears of dew and night soften into a living fragrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jura
If You Want to Sell It, Advertise It
Dwight B. Heard of the Phoenix Republican urges truthful advertising. He says the public demands honesty and invites business when a seller advertises clearly and treats customers fairly. Copyright 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight B. Heard
The
Phoenix (Arizona
Republican
Parsonage Construction and Local Obituaries in California Missouri
California Missouri June 23 parish updates include Bapt Church parsonage under contract by Pete Shull on East street. J. R. Pummill plans to move to Hot Springs Arkansas. John B. Wolfe dies at 87, former Jamestown merchant and editor of the California Democrat. Funeral Friday. Also notes highway work progress and local social news.
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Ifornia
Bapt Church
Roy Harey
East Street
Pete Shull
J. R. Pummill
Hot Springs
Ark
F. H. Hert
C. E. Reynolds
Kansas City
Mary B. Kiely
Dell Blakeman
L. L. Latham
Mary Elizbeth Kiely
John B. Wolfe
Owens Street
Maryland
Government
Washington
Missouri
Wolfe’s Point
Missouri River
Jamestown
Jamestown Mercantile Co
California Democrat
M. H. Crawford
Wolfe
Grace McVean
Tipton
May Krappel
Madison
Wisconsin
Roache Street
Elkhorn Crossing
Lelia
Sarah Dutt
Clayton
State University At
Columbia
Chicago University
Chicago
Mary Alexander
Methodist Church
Lee Allee
West Main Street
Col. Howard Place
Bert Smith
E. B. Crane
Ralph
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Latham Hospital
Robert Latham
Fred Rombach
Bismark
Public Utilities Co
Richard Heck
Mary Turney
Edgerton
Wm. Heel
Military and Civilian Horse Show Opens at Jefferson Barracks
More than 100 entries were received tonight for the annual horse show at Jefferson Barracks. The event runs for three days starting tomorrow with competition from both military and civilian riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jecerson Barracks
National Education Association convenes in Seattle July 3 8
The 65th annual N E A convention opens July 3 in Seattle Washington focusing on economic social and professional welfare of teachers. Dr Henry Suzzallo and Francis Blair will address the July 4 general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
National Education Association
Francis G. Blair
Association
Representative Assembly
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Blair
Illinois
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Augustus O. Thomas
World Federation of Educate
National Council of Education
Parents and Teachers, Administrative Women In Education
League of Teachers Associations
The
American Classical League
Five Calvary Baptist deacons resign over doctrinal clash
New York June 23 five deacons of Calvary Baptist church resigned objecting to emotionalism in services and a gag rule. The quitters led by H A Von Opstall and Leonard B Wilson said they oppose certain church doctrines and the pastor Rev John Roach Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Associated Press
New York
John Roach Stratton
H. A. von Opstall
Leonard B. Wilson
Calvary Church
Dr. Stratton
von Opstall
Calvary Baptist
Aldine Utley
Weather in Missouri Mostly Unfavorable for Crops
Missouri weather over the past week was largely unfavorable for crops due to extended cloudy cool and wet conditions. Rainfall exceeded normal by over 50 percent in most areas except the northwest, corn planting neared completion, wheat growth lagged from heavy rain, rust reported, and harvest was underway as far north as Bates county with expectant advance beyond the Missouri river next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia
Missouri
George Reeder
Bates County
Missouri River
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Capital News
East Capitol Avenue
Jefferson City
W. BR. Hollister
W. K. Hollister
Bucranan & Franklin
Mos
Siu Ty Mail
Alta Leone
Pup
Seo
Trans-Atlantic Flights
Solons Abroad
United States
Tates
Loch Leman
King Features Syndicate
Gaus
Moniteau
John B.wolfe
J. E. Kossman
Denver
Colo
Mountains
J. F. McGhee
Eldon
Seattle, Wash
Rev. Stratton
Nentwig Bros. Planing Mill and Lumber Co
Wright
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