Larger Place for Women in Church Leadership Recommended
The report to the 131st general assembly favors expanding women’s roles to hold offices in church councils boards and committees. It calls for a five year expansion program to spread Christianity with a $25 million church budget including $1 million for pastors' salaries and $13 million for the new era budget. About 90 percent of the expansion fund is already raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church
United States
Inter-Church World Movement
New Era
131St General Assembly
Commissioners
Church Council
Board of Trustees
Barnes urges limit on corn open trades at Chicago Board of Trade
Julius H. Barnes, federal wheat director, formally notifies L. F. Gates, CBOT president, that the exchange should reinstate a rule capping open corn trades for any one interest or individual at 200000 bushels. The move aims to curb undue speculation and may reduce further regulation if followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius H. Barnes
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Federal Wheat
L. F. Gates
Chicago Board
Mir.Herbert Hoover
The
Food Administration
Government Files Guilt Against Com
A government filing asserts guilt in a case involving income taxes. The document outlines alleged violations and seeks penalties or restitution as part of the enforcement action. Details specify parties and charges tied to tax collection and compliance.
Taxes Alleged Due and Unpaid for 1909 to 1915
The complaint asserts that the Commercial company filed returns for 1909 through 1915 that were incorrect and misleading and failed to state the net taxable income for those years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Company
Planning to Enforce Act Revenue Policy Set
Washington reports the government nears final form on enforcing the July 1 prohibition act. Internal Revenue officers will report violations and collect liquor tax on beverages over 5 percent alcohol content, even when made illegally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ese
Internal Revenue Officers
Agriculture Department launches job aid for discharged soldiers
Washington reports a campaign by the Department of Agriculture to help unemployed soldiers and sailors gain employment. Secretary Houston instructed agents nationwide to identify local job needs, required qualifications, and wage rates to connect veterans with work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Key
Department of Agriculture
Department
Houston
Government wheat stock to be cleared by Monday
Minneapolis will see all government owned wheat removed from elevators by Monday, announced Frank L. Carey of the United States Grain Corporation. Carey noted this marks the last government owned stock in the city until the 1919 crop, with over 30 million bushels sold to Northwest mills in the past 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frank L. Carey
United States Grain Corporation
Carey
Northwest
Government warns treason in Rhineland split bid
Berlin reports the government issued a warning in bold type declaring plans to separate the Rhineland and form an independent republic as high treason. It states life imprisonment and full security measures will be used against those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rhineland
Germany
Two Die in Mouse River Drowning Near Minot
In Minot North Dakota on June 3 Lawrence Carter 20 and Rasmus Rasmussen 34 drowned when a canoe with Stoltz aboard capsized on the Mouse River Stoltz swam to shore and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse River
Minot
N. D
Lawrence Carter
Rasmus Rasmussen
Stoltz
Democratic Leaders Rally For League Covenant Support
In St Louis on June 3 Homer S Cummins chairman of the Democratic national committee urged backing of Wilson and the League of Nations. He criticized Republicans for making ratification partisan ahead of the Senate debate on the peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
League of Nations
Missouri
Homer
Cummins
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Senate
Indictments Loom Over Bisbee Deportations Case
Douglas, June 23. County Attorney Robert N. French of Cochise County readies indictments for all implicated in the July 12, 1917 Bisbee deportations. Reports say charges include kidnap and involve more than 600 persons across the affair as a new chapter opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Bisbee L W. W
Bauer era cabinet named in postwar Germany
Berlin reports a new German cabinet under Herr Bauer with Dr. Hermann Mueller as foreign minister and Mathias Erzberger as finance minister. Other appointees include Edouard David interior, Wilsell economics, Schlicke labor, Giesberts posts, Bell colonial, Noske defense, Schmidt food. no justice minister appointed. Mueller also urged the former emperor should be confined, calling him fit for asylum in a ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Interior
Edouard David
Finance
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Wilsell
Herr Schlicke
Herr Meyer
Herr Giesberts
Colonial Office
Bell
Gustav Noske
Dr. Schmidt
Ministry of Justice
Bern
Winnipeg Martial Law Tense After Street Riot
Winnipeg faced a violent clash as a silent parade by strikers triggered 40 minutes of fighting with authorities. Two dead, about 25 wounded, 300 prisoners, with General Ketchen in command and martial law avoided though troops and police flooded the city.
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Winnipeg
Man
Ketchen
Royal Northwestern Mounted Police
Green
Mike Galonsky
Gray
Robbers' Coup Spoils Game In St Paul Gambling Bust
Unmasked robbers seized about 9500 dollars in a St Paul gambling house Friday night. Police Chief John O Connor led the arrests of 17 suspects and ordered an end to gambling in the city. In Minneapolis, traffic officers arrested over 200 motorists on Saturday for various violations.
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St. Paul
Minn
John O'Connor
Minneapolis
Twelfth Street
Nicollet Avenue
TEMVIK CORRESPONDENCE NOTES LOCAL VISITS AND EVENTS
Last week schools closed with a W. A. Foell grove picnic for children and ice cream. Stedman family visited Redfield, S. D., with an uncle joining. Larvick families attended a church convention near Pollock, S. D., returning Sunday. Mrs Foell hosts Minnesota visitors with sister Clara Wagner. Reverend Swaney preached in the Hartford area. Annabel Aaron of Arlington, S. D., visits the Buck household. Oscar Larvick ships cattle and hogs to the Twin Cities. Carol Stedman buys a six cylinder car. Pete Rasmussen travels to Linton. Buck family hosts churchgoers. a soldier boy speech draws a crowd. Blanche and Gorman Stedman visit Ruth Chilson. Mrs. Marvin takes daughter Margaret to Bismarck for tonsil removal.
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W. A. Foell Grove
Sidney Stedman
Redfield
Stedman
Carl Larvick
Ed Larvick
Pollock
W. A. Foell
Clara Wagner
Minnesota
Swaney
Linton
Chaney
C. H. Buck
Merle
Laura Buck
Aaron
Rennie Buck
Ellis Buck
Miss Blanche
Gorman Stedman
Ruth Chilson
Marvin
Dauhter
Margaret
Bismarck
Public road closure notices for land section 10 132 79
Notice that after June 20 1919 the road across the north half of the northeast quarter of section 10 132 79 will be closed to the public. The public road runs along the north line of the land. B C A Denholm Linton N ak.
Local Business Visits and Community Notices
Kaiser of Hazelton visited here on Wednesday afternoon. Doerschlag and Deckman returned from a two day auto trip. The scrub team beat the regulars 4 to 0 in a Sunday game. Village Board opened bids for City Hall and Fire Station. J C Hamar bid $4050 and John Larson bid $4775. Hamar bid accepted for completion by October 1st. Various local residents and travelers are noted with brief updates and arrivals.
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L. M. Doerschlag
O. Deckman
Jake Rott
J. C. Hamar
This
John Larson
Bismarck
Hamar
Neil McHugh
J. D. McCusker
Andrew Bibelheim
H. W. Allen
Capital City
Hazelton Republicans Aide From St John’s University
Bernard Andrus from St John’s University is expected next Mon. Mr and Mrs H O Batzer returned last Thursday from an auto trip to St Cloud Minn. They were joined by their sons Herman Jr and John who have been at school there. G A Lenhart came back from Faroo after attending a Shriners meeting. Friends announce a daughter arrival at the home of Mr and Mrs H W Batzer.
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Zer
Morristown
S. D
O. E. Burge
Linton
Bismarck
L. M. Klabunde
Netti
Oakland
California
Myrtle
Nettie Ogter
H. O. Batzer
St. Cloud
Minn
Herman, Jr
John
G. A. Lenhart
Faroo
The
Shriners
Pollock News Briefs and Market Report
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Langeliers and Mr and Mrs Louie Langeliers with daughter returned from Bismarck. A Langeler daughter underwent tonsil and adenoid removal. Mrs Peter Rooks and son Edward of Linton visited Pollock with Mr Otto Schaap of Zeeland Michigan. Schaap family on vacation visiting Dakotas and Lemmon then Fargo to see daughter. Frank McConville hog king sold 63 head for 3102 80 with near 50 per hog and expects over 5000 this year. Roy Adamson and James Stewart returned from west river auto trip to Perkins county. First National Bank brickwork finished. Boschker annex masonry to start.
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Peter Rooks
Edward
Linton
Otto Schaap
Zeeland
Michigan
Pollock
Schaap
Dakotas
Lemmon
Fargo
Frank McConville
Dale
Roy Adamson
James Stewart
Bison
Bixby
Perkins County
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E. Feinstein
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church
Ald
League Covenant
W.W. Ousters
Weimer
Mueller
National Assembly
Temvik
Strasburg Drug CO
R. Volk
First State Bank
Strasburg Hardware CO
B. Wald, Prop
J. J. Poort
Max Fichtner
Strasburg Auto CO
Fords
Oaklands
M. A. Klein — Merchandise
Strasburg Bazaar
Strasburg
Deboer & Van‘soest
German State Bank
General Banking
Strasburg Lumber CO
Conrad Kraft
Golden Rule
John Keller
Prop
Studebaker Cars
K. Bichler
Peter C. van Soest
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
Emmons County Record
Poe
Braddock News
M. P. Kaiser
Hazelton
Messrs
Lewis
John Langhers
Glanavon
Emmons
M. W. B. Andrus
W. B
Republican
Bernard Andrus
St. John's University
H. W. Bat
Johnnie
Louie Langelier
Louie Langeliers
First National Bank
Boschker
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