What's the Matter With Alaska
Governor Thomas Riggs Jr rebuts claims Alaska is failing noting its mineral, timber and fisheries wealth. He cites government mismanagement as the root cause and cites discouraged settlers leaving as evidence of a flawed territorial administration.
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Alaska
Kansas
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Washington
United States
Mead rises from office boy to Methodist bishop
The Rev. Dr. Charles L Mead, longtime pastor of Trinity Methodist church in Denver, has been named bishop at the general conference in Des Moines. Born 1868 in Vienna New Jersey, he started as an office boy with Merchants National Bank, later attended New York University, and earned a doctor’s degree from Syracuse beside Drew Theological Seminary. He served as a Y M C A chaplain in France in 1918 and worked with soldiers of the A B F, especially in the Seventy seventh and Seventy eighth divisions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L Mead
Trinity Methodist Church
Denver
Des Moines
Doctor Mead
Vienna
N. J
Joshua Mead
Merchants’ National Bank of
Hackettstown
New York University
Bishop Mead
Drew Theological Seminary
Syracuse University
Newark
M. J
Hoboken
Baltimore
Madison Avenue Church
New York City
France
Y. M
Queen Marie of Roumania Delays U S Visit
Queen Marie and King Ferdinand postpone plans to visit the United States until next spring citing the ongoing presidential election. Ferdinand says travel will occur after official duties in Europe. Queen Marie adds Americans will have no time for a queen during a political campaign and notes invitations from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and railroad offers.
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Marie
Roumania
United States
Ferdinand
Bessarabia
America
Queens
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Senator King Critiques Prodigality and Urges Thrift
The Utah Democrat W H King argues in a budget debate that Americans have treated resources as limitless and pursued big projects in a big way. He calls for radical change in public life and schooling to instill thrift and the dignity of labor.
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W. H. King
Utah
Dem
Coastal Plain Station reports progress on first year preparations
At the Coastal Plain Experiment Station in Tifton preliminary work proceeds despite labor shortages and high building costs. Land clearing, building erection, and strong fencing are underway as researchers begin experimental tasks. Brunswick court records show W L Wright pleading guilty to forging a check and facing eight months on the chain gang or a $100 fine, with potential other city charges. Savannah shoplifting defendant Mrs J D Boney accepts a year at Milledgeville State Farm after withdrawing a new-trial bid, while her husband J D Boney remains awaiting a new-trial decision on a prohibition violation. General rent rise predictions sweep Savannah as fall approaches.
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Tifton
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
Brunswick
W. L. Wright
Savannah
J. D. Boney
State Farm
Milledgeville
Rourke Savannah
Proposed measures to curb extortionate rents in Georgia
A summary of a petition showing intent to raise investments after four weeks notice and to prohibit unjust rent charges. W. B. Searcy Jr., judge of the superior court, will hear the matter in Spalding County on July 11 1920 with Chatham legislators to consider at the upcoming Georgia General Assembly.
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Georgia
Fayette County
Hom
W. BE
Spalding County
Geor Chatham
Annie L. Cochran
Georgia General Assembly
W. BE. H. Searcy, Jr
Superior Court
Said County
Annie Cochran
A. L. Cochran
W. J. Stell
Cotton Crop in Danger Prompts Weakened Weevil Fight
Notice warns cotton crops in West Georgia face ruin from boll weevil damage and urges calcium arsenate as government-approved defense. Also records creditors’ notices for J W Youngblood estate and a guardianship petition in Fayette County seeking private land sale and reinvestment for minors.
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Georgia
Nate
Howard Re Pace
State of
G. M
Fayette County
J. L. Lyons
J. L. Jones
Askew
Coweta County
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Mead
Georgia—Fayette County
J. W. Youngblood
T. W. Youngblood
Maggie Cochran
Lois Cochran
Garon Cochran
Mildred Cochran
Fayetteville News
J.W. Culpepper
U. S
U.S
Usco
Royzl Cords
Redwine Bros
Fayetteville, Ga
S. J. Carnes
Kenwood