Miss Nielson Opposes North Dakota Education Bill
The article relays Minnie J. Nielson's strong statement against Senate Bill 134, termed the educational bill. It argues the measure would place elected state school supervision under an appointive board, threatening democracy and local control of schools. It notes past attempts by the Nonpartisan League to centralize power and calls for veto on June 26. It also covers Canada’s wartime resource development and postwar economic prospects.
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Miss Nielson
Minnie J. Nielson
Board of Administration
Senate
Misa Nielson
Nonpartisan League
John N. Hagan
Mise Nielson
Mies Nielson
Nielson
Stanma
Democraty
Freedom
North Dakota
Iast
Lynn J. Frazier
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Neil C. Macdonald
Whdh
League
Macdonald
Ad attack sparks religious clash in North Dakota politics
A controversial broadside, “If Christ Were to Appear on Earth Today,” denounces socialist critics linked to Townley and the Nonpartisan league. It targets Walter Thomas Moran and Joe Kelly while praising Jos Relig, with The Herald noting misgivings but choosing to publish.
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John the Baptist
Walter Thomas MI
California
Arthur C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Christ
Youmans
North Dakota
Minneapolis-Chamber-of-Commerce
Mr. Youmans
The
Herald
Joe Kelly
Devile Lake
Ir. Kelly
Townley
Jos Relig
Ramsey County
Bismarck
War and Peace Rise From War’s Dust to New Glory
AS IN WAR, SO IN PEACE emerged from the war wearing a new glory. A new greatness, At Tores, her soldiers, gathered from the far-away mountains and woods and from her golden fitiée and teeming cities, stood against he Htin hordes, undo the face of the worst barbarim ware had known since the days of Attica, broke the drive toward the chan nel porta pres le their memorial the golden city for all Cadedians and to the Franchise the Maple Leaf le aymbal of freedom. Tn the fires of the great wer, Camads lecams 2 new country, "The greatnée that came in ber thers wilt not ie, for abe sew Wi taRing auegh to alfain an indsiatrial pat Sener eae 'Pie, Rests 4? yous amadi ane beneath the old Fre Ghioet. Cuz, of Yea thefore Bako Fee Cansaa wow a :at date in prent thet veil make her
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Tores
Attica
Devastated Lands Hopeful Yet Facing Bitter Peace
A critic cites wartime wreckage in France from Vimy Ridge to Arras, noting cratered ground and ruined fields that experts say may take a century to recover. The piece quotes Gunner A Beeson and references widespread destruction from German offensives and chemical soil damage.
One Big Union and Labor Dictatorship Warned
A Canadian perspective argues the present labor strife is a battle for power not wages. The piece decries collective bargaining turning into a national labor machine, risking a labor czar and loss of autonomy for trades, employers, and industry. It cites sympathy strikes, government stance, and political manipulation as factors shaping the crisis.
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Calgary
C. B.A
Thell
Kone Belemeyik
Winnipeg
Robertson
Labor
Winnipes
Ed Hare
Amd
Lenin
The House of the Little Shoes and the War Plot
David Noel, an 11 year old street boy, befriends Rosalind Arloff in Brazil and rises to power while fighting German intrigues. He battles memory loss, romance, and a dangerous courtship as news arrives that the United States may enter war, with Jacinto Meyer canvassing for a German alliance.
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York
David Noel
New
York Street
Nitte Hitt
Constance “Bruce
Noel
Brasil
Corey Bruce
Bruce
Europe
United States
Brax
New York
Constance Bruce
Arnoff
Ateich
Rom
Lind Arfost
Feathler
Spain
Hea
Nilo Valdez
Benito
Dom David
Rosalind
The
Valdez
Hite
Mies Arloff
Nile
Nilo
Vales
Pitation
Germany
Jacinto Meyer
Senhor Ferraz
Marshal Gratador
I Want Him To Be A Man Of Grit And Grace
A speaker expresses hopes for a son to gain wisdom and fame without vanity. The wish is for him to face trials with courage and cheer, to remain true and manly, and to endure setbacks with a steadfast, resilient spirit. The emphasis is on character over fortune and recognition.
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Ike
Peace Conference Big Four Involves Wilson Day Events
A garbled OCR note references President Wilson and the Peace Conference, mentioning the Big Four and a day related to prance or parade events. The fragment hints at presidential involvement and international diplomacy context despite the damaged text.
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Canada
Ungave
St. Lawrence River
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Hudeor Strait
Ungave Bay
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James Bay
Manitoba
Hudson Bay Railway
Alberta
British Columbia
Allyn A. Young
France
Gunner A. Beeson
New York Times
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Vimy
Arras
Cambrai
Somme
Eleanor M. Ingram
Hosalind Arloff
Constance
Sho
Rosalind Arlen
Nhe
Miss Arloff
Abel
Auch
Dan
Gil Granados
Vasili Arjoff
Vasil
Arloff
David
Vasilis
Alyid
Absi
Richter
Lee
Allence
Arlott
Rosanat
Rosalind Arloff
Evening Herald
Tad O' Mine
Wilson
Wika
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