Birchenough and Streeter Make Big Hit
Prisciottl W D Tune 3 More than Asres Hundred Syeople listened to Frank Streeter anti Townley forces for lieutenant governor and Rev Allen Birchenough. The meeting featured documentary evidence backing statements. Streeter criticized state bank land loans and resource use while Birchenough urged voters to weigh arguments. The event drew strong crowds at Regan and another gathering at Center Teague.
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W. D
Asres
Frank Streeter
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Sociailat
Ile Bill Meyer-Howare
Tromas
Disturbanes
Emmons
Usero
350 Bakers Strike To Enforce Wage Increases
Cleveland reports a large strike as about 380 union bakers walk out to demand wage hikes of 40 dollars weekly. A split among shops exists with 50 small bakeries joining new demands, while a larger faction says they are not affected. Approximately 480 bakers had already left in recent days.
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Cleveland
A. Tustimber
Toca
Fautsaber
Brookings Plans Junior Team for Dairy Show
Brookings South Dakota announces entry plans for a junior team in the dairy judging demonstration at the Chicago national dairy show next fall. Thirty nine medals will be awarded and efforts to boost cattle judging will be fostered through summer camps run by Boys and Girls clubs statewide.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Chicago
Telegraphic Briefs Snapshots From Across the Nation
A compilation of short dispatches notes ICM warning railroads on congestion penalties and Gov Hobby moving to curb Galveston dock strike. Reports include Senator LaFollette’s gall bladder operation, crop condition signals, a Derby winner, Magee vs Cubs suit twist, Chaney stopping Kilbane, Irish freedom protests, Babe Ruth’s three homers, and passport requests denied for a US trade mission to Russia.
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Minn
United States
LaFollette
Austin
Tex
Galveston
Return of proposed treaty with Colombia approved by sub committee
Washington June 3 report says the senate foreign relations committee should return the proposed Colombia treaty for final action. The sub committee recommends no amendment after supreme court Colombia decision on an oil decree. The treaty would require United States to pay Colombia 35,000,000 for Panama partition.
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Colombia
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Supreme Court of Colombia
United States
Legislature May Not Adjourn Today In Wisconsin
Wisconsin legislature indications show no final adjournment today as bills wait for executive review. Secretary I C Whit tet says none have reached the governor yet and several hours remain to check measures. Air service plans also noted for Cincinnati with Western Air line Syndicate chief C E Lay confirming imminent start.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Lay
Western Airline Syndicate
Warming Up at Chicago Two Republican Candidates Arrive
June 4 Chicago hosts two Republican presidential hopefuls Senator Johnson of California and Senator Harding of Ohio as five days of convention buildup begin. Delegates, campaign managers, and party leaders converge for last minute alignments and platform talks ahead of the July convention. Tickets and preparations dominate, with over 1,100 applications for 578 convention passes, and women’s attendance noted as unprecedented.
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Johnson
California
Harding
Ohio
Astho
Beevers
Record Holstein Sales Open With Top Price In Ramsey County
Ramsey county Holstein sale opens under Minnesota Holstein Friesen association. Ruby Karen Mercedes a five year old Holstein owned by Ramsey county farm sold for 39100 to Marlow Randall of Mankato Holstein farm. Two New York cattle bought, one for 4000 by Fred Pabst and another for 4000 to Mankato Holstein farm. First ten cattle averaged 3102.50.
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Carlotta
Julius Schmid
Montgomery
N. Y
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Wisconsin
New York
Burning British flag protested by Irish sympathizers
Washington report notes the state department asked District of Columbia commissioners for a statement on the burning of a British flag yesterday in front of the treasury by women supporting Irish freedom. The incident drew attention to nationalist sympathy actions in the capital.
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State Department
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Mandan Votes Bonds For Two New Schools
Mandan N D June 3 In connec tion with the regular school elections held here the district voted decisively to bond for 25000 for the erection of a grade school building and 100000 for the erection of the rem it of a new high school building. The board will apply to the state land department for the funds. Work on the two buildings is not expected to begin until next spring. SALVAGE PILOT HOUSE Calumet Mich Janet The pilot Nowe of the steamer Tioga wrecked on Bawtooth tee near Eagle River last fall has been salvaged and towed ashore. The cargo salvage is not yet attempted, with many believing the wheat remains sound and could be dried. BUYS WHOLE TOWN Cincinnati O Jubb 3 Oscar Bevan president of an overall company has become owner of the town of Stonewall Missisippi 18 miles south of Meridian. He acquired the stock of a cotton mills company that built the town. The purchase includes all houses stores theaters schools hotel 1100 acres of land and two mills. Purchase price said to be around 3000000. Owner takes possession September 1.
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Pro Pristorship
MacKinee Nominated as Director of Bureau of Commerce
Rey S. MacKinee, nominated by President Wilson as director of the Bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, has training suited to the post. Born in Michigan and raised in Indiana, he studied in Europe, worked with American firms in Berlin, Hamburg and Paris, lectured at Columbia University, and during the war specialized in army transportation and port development work.
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Wilson
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Michigan
Indiana
Europe
Berlin
Hamburg
Paris
Columbia University
House Passes Postal Pay Bill Today
Washington June 3 The house passed a postal pay increase bill by a unanimous vote of 343 members. The bill would take effect July 1 adding about 33 million dollars to the postal payroll this year. It goes to the senate where action is expected before adjournment Saturday. The measure was drawn in line with a joint congressional commission recommendation which has long sought postal pay increases.
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Washington
House
Senate
Krassin Expected Back in Denmark for Trade Talks
Copenhagen June 3 Gregory Krassin the Russian Soviet minister of trade and commerce is in London and is expected back in about ten days for negotiations with the international committee on the motion of trade with Russia. Danish firms have recently sold large quantities of agricultural machinery seeds and medical supplies for early delivery to Russia. North Dakota parily cloudy tonight and Friday rising temperatures Friday Minnesota fair tonight and Friday not much change in temperature.
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Gregory Krassin
London
International Committee On
Russia
Congress to End Present Session Friday
Washington June 5 Congress will end the present session Friday after Senate approval of adjournment. White House assurance says no extra session unless grave emergency. Debate on adjournment produced sharp criticism as Senator Kenyon sought an August 30 date and a July 14 reconvene, both defeated.
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Snerwood
House
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
White House
Kenyon
Iowa
Resolution Rejects Armenian Mandate Authority
Washington June 3 The foreign affairs committee of the House ordered out a Senate resolution declining to grant President Wilson authority to accept a mandate over Armenia. Chairman Porter said he did not expect a vote until tomorrow. Democratic members offered a substitute proposing firm stance until after peace treaties with the Central Powers are ratified, a move opposed by the Republican majority.
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Senate
Wilson
Armenia
House Foreign, Affairs Committee
Porter
Child Finds $2000 Wagon Driver Relieves Him Of It
In New York a child found a roll of wills containing $2000. A wagon driver allegedly took the money from the child, and detectives Griver and other officials pursued the case. The authorities claim they have knowledge of the money and ongoing investigation.
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New York
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Griver
Hinshaw Seeks Clear Prohibition Stand From Candidates
The request centers on whether candidates support adopting a party plank endorsing the 18th amendment and its enforcement per the Volstead act. It questions if the party favors enforcement standards restricting any drink containing more than one half of one percent alcohol.
Villa Attacks Patras. repulsed with losses reported
Advices to day say Francisco Villa attacked Patras yesterday and was repulsed with some losses. Ignazio Enriques, former governor of Chihuahua and current military commander, is said to pursue the rebel chief. Rail service Chihuahua Jiminez resumed. Jiminez Parral line remains cut. Gulf coast conditions reported quieter than for a long period.
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State Department
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Patras
Ignazio Enriques
Chihuahilla
Chihuahua
Jiminez
Chihuahua City
Parral
Gulf
Mexico
Noyes’ Rhineland post filled by General Allen
General Henry T. Allen names Colonel David J. Stone, ex-chief of staff of the third division, to serve as representative of the American army at Rhineland commission sessions in Coblenz. Pierrepoint B. Noyes has resigned, completed his duties, and will return to America after a Europe trip.
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Boycott On All Commerce With Hungary Declared
The executive committee of the International Trades Union and the general council of the International Federation of Transport Workers voted to proclaim a general boycott on all commerce with Hungary. It will begin June 20 and cut off rail, sea, post, telegraph, and other means of communication between Hungary and the outside world in protest of the alleged white terror and repression of Hungarian workers.
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Hungary
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International Federation of Transport Workers
Final Session of Labor Board Under Way
Chicago June 3 The United States railroad labor board met for what was expected to be its final sessions. At opening the only business remaining was the railroad union point of view on the wage demands of the American Train Dispatchers Association and some testimony from hard line railroads. The decision will be issued from Chicago where the board's headquarters are located.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Hart Line
Longshoremen Strike Looms as Texas National Guard Mobilizes
In Galveston and across Texas a strike threat looms as Adjutant General Dean announces dispatch of 29 cavalry troopers three machine gun companies and Texas National Guard to Galveston. Troops mobilize at multiple locations as authorities move to restore order.
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Tex
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Texvernor
W.P. Finlay
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Texas National Euard
Galveston
Investigation of Campaign Funds Delayed in Senate
The Senate investigation into pre convention campaign expenditures paused during a debate on adjournment. Witnesses described Wood campaign finances with W B Burtt and Col William Cooper Procter, noting Indiana spending and a 25,000 receipt from William Loeb, amid broader inquiries into political financing for 1920 candidates.
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Wood Campaign
John T. King
W. B. Burtt
Coloast
Wm. Cooper Procter
Vday
Ambrose Monell
New York
Wood Campaign Fund
Burtt
Wood National Committee
National Wood Committee
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Kenyon
William Loeb
Loch Hag
Wood Committee
Martial law in Greece to stay during war
In Athens on May 11, reports state Greece will keep martial law as long as the country remains at war with the peace conference. The sole exception cited concerns the abolition flag and the broader wartime control remains in effect.
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Athens
Lowden Wins In Mock Convention Bolshvists Advance
In a Republican mock convention vote Lowden led with 253 votes while cont reover tallied 335. The mock results show bolshevist fringe momentum advancing on Lowden, with a company fined 55000 dollars noted in the report.
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