Steady Church Activities And Community News
The sermon and service drew an appreciative audience as Mothers met at the Lenhart home and presented carnations before entering the church. The Women’s Presbyterial meeting at Steele North Dakota highlighted missionary work with a superb local entertainment. Mrs S E Brindle and Mrs Jordan reported Hazelton church’s pleasant visit. The sudden death of Louis Keiser unsettled the community and church members urged faith and perseverance. Mrs Colburn praised the active church and Christian Endeavor in her new Washington home.
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Sterian Church
Lenhart
Steele
N. D
S. E. Brindle
Jordan
Hazelton Church
R. C. Colburn
Washington
For Sale A Good Milk Cow Fresh In About Four Weeks
Advertiser E. J. Babcock of Hazelton North Dakota offers a high quality milk cow that will be ready in about four weeks. The brief notice urges interested buyers to contact the seller for details.
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E. J. Babcock
Hazelton, N. D
Adv
Legion Fights Curtailment of Its Compensation Plan
The American Legion plans strong opposition to any Congress move to cut land settlement home aid and vocational training options from its compensation program. National Commander Franklin O'Olier says the plan would affect ex service men and national output, noting 600000 to 700000 veterans would be impacted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Congress
Legion
Franklin O'Olier
Fight Over Soldier Relief Taxes in House Debate
The House floor hosts a clash over funding soldier relief with a proposed three forms of tax measures. Rep Rainey accuses Republicans of buying veteran votes with a 1.25 a day bonus while Rep Tincher counters a retroactive war profits tax aims to gain votes. Ways and Means committee advances four tax plans to raise about 1.5 billion over two years.
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Washington
House
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Tincher
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
Government to convene sugar refiners on supply and price
Washington reports the Department of Justice has asked sugar refiners to attend a conference on the general situation affecting sugar supplies and prices. Howard Figg, assistant to the attorney general in charge of the price reduction campaign, declined to disclose questions but will review every aspect including stocks and sources of supply.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Howard Figg
Minnesota Woman Chosen D A R Vice President General
Mrs James T Morris of Minneapolis was elected a vice president general of the D A R at convention in Washington She is Minnesota regent nominated by Mrs Marshall Coolidge of Minneapolis She ranked third with 874 votes of 1049 while Mrs George M Minor of Waterbury Conn was elected president without opposition
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Washington
James T. Morris
Minneapolis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Morris
Minnesota
Marshall Coolidge
George M. Minor
Waterbury
Polish Front Repels Bolshevik Assault, Heroic Defense Seals Victory
Warsaw reports another Bolshevik attack repelled by Polish forces after heavy fighting. Official communique says the enemy renewed his attacks in strong force, but the heroic resistance of our soldiers defeated the enemy's plans.
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Warsaw
San Remo Peace Conference Fractures Over German Neutral Zone
Tension grows among Entente powers at the San Remo talks as France pushes strict German accountability while England leans toward leniency. Italy's stance is unclear but coal needs bolster support for the French position amid the Ruhr crisis and a pending three month withdrawal extension request from Germany.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Germany
San Remo
France
England
Italy
Rhine
German police protection and Coblenz bridgehead in dispute
Officials note no reply to the German request beyond Premier Miller remarks that Germany must face strict Versailles treaty accountability. Withdrawal of German police from the neutral zone opposite Coblenz could affect American interests and may trigger early Red revolts in nearby German towns fronting Coblenz.
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Miller
Germany
Coblenz
Mary Pickford Weds Douglas Fairbanks in Los Angeles
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks have married after obtaining a license days ago. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J Whitcomb Brougher of Temple Baptist church. Pickford had earlier divorced Owen Moore in Nevada and Fairbanks’ former wife had a divorce in New York nearly two years ago.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Temple Baptist Church
Miss Pickford
Minden
Nev
Owen Moore
Mr. Fairbanks
New York
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Louis Keiser
God
Palmer
Capital
America
Breaking Point
Ruhr
Millerand
Gopport
Kalsomine
Raund's Baker
A. W. Lucas Co
Bismarck
North Dakota
Patterson-Tempel Land
Anson Muehlberg
Rhode Island
E. P. Kurtz
Hazelton
Hazelton Hardware Co
Summer Union
Ecru Balbriggan Union
Pr Uc
W. J. Pettis Hazelton
Dr. Hess Stock Food
H. E. Winchester
Hazelton Drug Company
Hazelton, No
Hazelton Cafe
Snyder
Victor Bechtle
Prop
Hazelton Land Agency
Hazelton, North Dakota
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