Langer Campaign Draws Hundreds Of Farmers In Hebron And New Salem
In Hebron a speech drew about 100 farmers with a promoter noting shifts in sentiment despite some reluctance among league members. Rain stalled events as Langer and State Senator Mees arrived by open car, meeting hundreds more in New Salem. Prince Toga of Japan to wed Princess Yoshiko in 1921, per Honolulu dispatch.
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Mina
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League
Langer
New Salem
Fred Mees
Honolulu
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Toga
Japan
Yoshiko
Kuninomiya
Buy Now From Merchants Amid Price Sacrifices
In a rallying call the Herald urges consumers to take the sacrifice lotteries offered by merchants and manufacturers. It argues current price cuts won t last, cites scarce raw materials and labor, and says production costs are well above normal while forecasts hint at ongoing shortages before frost.
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Trussell
Sre4n & Panic
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Buy Now or Regret It Later
The article argues workers rise to higher output while stores push ready-made clothing at lower prices as spring goods unsold. It notes a shift from seller’s to buyer’s market, urging continued production and spending to sustain living standards, despite tax and credit tightness. It emphasizes buying now to avoid higher costs later.
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Averybody
Hughes Speaks at Wellesley Commencement
At Wellesley College on June 14 Charles Hughes urged the audience to keep peace-time patriotism strong. He warned against distorted postwar views and urged continuous devotion to public ends, stressing the national ideals of justice and liberty over creed or class bigotry.
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Wellesley, Mass
Charles ©. Hughes
Wellesley College
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Democracy must educate to secure liberty and order
A speaker decries capricious motions and urges government to protect rights while denouncing efforts to subvert orderly processes. The educated electorate is deemed the republics best defense against tyranny as free expression is framed as essential. Helen Pendleton cites Wellesley receiving Ruskin works from Charles Goodspeed and a $500,000 pledge toward a $1,000,000 endowment for higher salaries.
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Republic
Helen F. Pendleton
Wellesly
Charles B. Goodspeed
Wollanton
Last Living Lee Staff Member Dies at 80
New York June 14 The Hon W W Page last living member of General Robert E Lee’s staff and rector of St Pauls Church Cornwall NY died in a hospital last night He was 80 and at one time religious editor of the New York Herald Herald Want Ads Bring Ret urns
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W. W. Page
Robert E. Lee
St. Paul's Church
Cornwall
N. Y
New York Herald
Herald
Grand Forks Special Election Notice Readied
In Grand Forks North Dakota a petition signed by at least ten percent of the legal electors was filed with the city auditor requesting a special election to decide on adopting a commission form of government. The city council resolution calling the election is referenced with dates and local details.
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