North Dakota crowd at Pierre rally may shape policy
The Grand Forks Herald notes a planned June 22 gathering in Pierre to hear Walter Thomas Mills address the capitol steps on the Industrial Program. It warns that large crowds can misread public sentiment and that many South Dakotans not present may disagree with the assembled group’s aims.
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Federal education department proposal gains broad support
A presidential cabinet level department of education is advocated by 90 percent of a special committee to promote literacy and efficiency in schooling. The panel, including leaders from Bowdoin Reed and Texas universities, asks eleven questions on vocational training guidance adult education and federal aid, with broad backing except for a commission on curriculum and ethics.
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Knox peace resolutions amid war end debate
An unidentified source suggests Congress avoid a formal end to the war with Germany and instead consider a resolution aligning wartime policy with domestic affairs. The proposal implies the Knox peace resolutions could have faced a stronger presidential veto and political backlash.
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Mexico Under Carranza A Critical Resume In New Review
Writing in the New Review Sh Ghent portrays conditions in Carranza era Mexico as harsh and corrupt. He cites dictatorship, bandit rule, mass killings, economic destitution, sham justice, and a hostile stance toward labor. The piece argues anti Carranza opponents faced peril while organized labor suffered under state suppression.
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Hawaii swimmers named for Antwerp Olympic team picks
Hawaii's swimming stars likely to join the American squad bound for Antwerp include Helen Monee, Duke Kahinsmoku, Pua Kealoha, and Warren Kealoha with possible additions if John Kelli is located. The Outrigger club and local AAU committees support the selections amid regional training and rivalries.
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Just Folks and a Car Trouble in a Rural Scene
A tale depicts Pa examining a car engine under the hood while May waits for help. Pa's frequent tinkering and failure to identify the problem illustrate rural distrust of mechanics as they anticipate a long delay before aid arrives. Edmonton price cut in fur undercuts northern markets.
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