Norton Gives Touching Talk at New Salem
Man dan, North Dakota June 2—Hon P D Norton of Mandan congress candidate delivered Memorial Day address at New Salem honoring John Repsdort. A large parade and post colors led by Carl Blank highlighted the program. Norton praised the American Legion’s work and urged year round patriotism and defense of constitutional principles.
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New Salem
N. D
John Repsdort
American Legion
P. D. Norton
Mandan
John Depsdort
Carl Blank
Norton
Epadort
The Self-Operated Government and Civic Duty
Norton argues that government cannot run itself and must be guided by citizens with clear heads and honest hearts. He cites the Declaration and Bill of Rights as milestones and urges intelligent courageous virtuous citizenship to secure life, happiness, and property.
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Mem Sci Norton
Meafesaiet
Fost
Ion Sate Oha
Rughts
Ee Norton
Lfe
Additional Funds Needed to Pay Minnesota Bonuses
St Paul June 2 The state soldiers and sailors bonus board says available cash is exhausted and no further bonuses will be paid until new rates for bond issues can be raised. Suspension of payments is likely for months, and payment depends on the 1921 legislature raising the maximum interest rate to make bonds marketable. About 45,000 claims have been paid totaling roughly $10,000,000. more than 60,000 applications remain unpaid.
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St. Paul
Minn
Bonus Board
Believe Debs in Full Accord with Platform
The Chicago Socialist committee reporting from Atlanta says Eugene V. Debs is in hearty accord with the Socialist party platform. Debs regrets the recent convention did not unreservedly affiliate with the third internationale while pledging fealty but citing inability to bind the party to any faction.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Socialist Party
Moscow Internationale
International Aaa
Reed
Agreement on Merchant Marine Bill Reached
After a prolonged session the Senate and House conferees reached agreement on the Merchant Marine Bill. The measure, aimed at reorganizing foreign interests and shipping policies, follows an all night negotiation to finalize provisions for disposal and American participation.
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AmYerican Amis
Shipping Board
Kenate
Real Estate Boards Open Thirteenth Annual Convention
Kansas City Mo June 2 The thirteenth annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards opened with a welcoming address by H Renns Kansas City board president and a response by John J Weave Washington national president Reports from vice president John M Boland Green Bay Wis include details of proceedings and remarks.
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Kansas City
National Association of Real Estate Boards
H. Renns
John J. Weave Washington
Natio Association
John M. Boland
Greenway
Wis
Turbulent exile: Djemal Pasha in Lausanne amid war crimes claims
Geneva reports that Ahmed Djemal Pasha, once a Turkish minister and commander, lives in luxury at a Lausanne hotel while the Tribune de Geneve accuses him of ordering the deaths or deportations of thousands in Arabia, Syria, and Armenia. He faces a Turkish death sentence yet cannot be extradited. Swiss authorities seek expulsion, but a health certificate blocks immediate travel.
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Switzerland
Lausanne
Ahmed Djemal Panha
Constantinople
Byri Afe Ie
Tribune de Geneva
Turkey
Djemat Pasha
Himsell
Hisam
Oranny
Djemal
Swion
Tribune
Columbia University Confers 2629 Degrees at 166th Commencement
New York June 2 Columbia University awarded 2629 degrees at its 166th commencement in centre. Honorary doctorates of laws went to Admiral William Sims and General John J. Pershing. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler urged a world in upheaval to unite intellect and moral effort for reconstruction and civilization.
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New York
Columbia University
William Sims
John J. Pershing
Nicholas Murray Butler
University
Jing
Cuba Urges Retention of 40 000 Sacks Sugar on Island
Havana chamber of commerce urged the Cuban government to prevent export of about 40 000 sacks of sugar to ease a winter sugar shortage on the island. In Montana, a local beekeeper's shipment to Texas was broken loose en route, but the bees were recovered and the package delivered.
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Cuba
Javana
Havana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Big Timber
Mont
Texas
Interna 2
Pete
Referendum Plans At Farm Bureau Meeting In Chicago
The American Farm Bureau Federation considers a nationwide referendum on compulsory arbitration of strikes among farmers. First farmer poll showed 349,626 against a land tax above 1 percent on holdings over 10,000. Discussion covers women’s role, oversight of livestock and packing, and a new ag economics bureau with a $75,000 budget. Meeting runs June 2 to 4 with officers listed.
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Chicago
Ill
American Farm Bureau Federation
Nolan
National Farm Bureau
New England
Farm Bureau
The
National Federation
Henry C. Wallace
Des Moines
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Mid-West
New York State Farm Bureau Federation
Feldman
J. R. Howard
Clemonk, Ik
Strivings
Cantlie
J. W. Coverdal
Amos
FR. B. Cornwall
Middlebury
Delaware legislature final session on suffrage amendment
Dover June report on the Delaware legislature in its final session to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. Anti suffrage forces resist while suffragists push for a two thirds vote. President Wilson urges Democrats to back the measure in the Delaware assembly.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
House
Washington
Wilson
Quarantine Declared Against Mexico by Cuba
Wavana June 2 reports a quarantine against Mexico declared by Cuba amid health concerns. An Olympic style tennis match at Queen's Club in London featured Cambridge undergraduates B C Wu and H My. Wu won a tense fourth set to clinch the contest after a long third set.
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Mexico
Cuba
Tendon
Eng
Queen's Club Nere
Cambridge University
B.C. Wu
Re & Cinese
H. My
Re. Muate
Mccarthy
Policeman Lynaugh to face arraignment in Jandorf case
Madison police officer Matthew B Lynaugh, who shot and killed Carl E Jandorf, university sophomore, will be arraigned in superior court this month on charges of first degree murder and second degree manslaughter. A coroner's jury urged trial after an inquest. Lynaugh was jailed after the inquest and bail was not sought.
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Madison
Wis
Matthew B Lynaugh
Carl E. Jandorf
University
Tnucer’iy
Hellman
Lynaugh
O Clancy
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