Northwestern grain conference urges wheat to fuel national prosperity
Leaders from the grain trade meet to push higher wheat consumption and closer farm market ties. They warn policy and price fixes threaten farmers while praising wartime food programs and calling for ongoing cooperation between farmers, industry, and government to sustain national prosperity.
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Theoore
Roosevelt
Counry
United States
Argentine
India
Buraye
Europe
Frat Led Effort Aims to Cut Costs and Increase Demand
Fraternity leaders push lower production costs and prices amid rising demand after farming shifts. The convention sessions open today with officer elections planned for the evening at Broadwaters Beveridge’s. A late-evening tea was served, and arrangements with Doc Gleaton at the hotel were noted.
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Sarere
Broadwaters
Beveridge
Cindy
Paris Government Victory in Chamber Ballot
The Paris government won a victory in the chamber's ballot after a bombing injuring two coaches near Mayence. German civilians were among the injured. Separate blasts reported near Offenbach and Bonn caused no injuries. Brussels reports king Albert summoning the prime minister to discuss a new ministry after cabinet resignation. Thechamber votes supported the survival affairs policy of Theunis government.
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Bonn
Brussels
Associated Press
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Chamber of Deputies
Bridget
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Chamber
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President Harding to rest one day in Denver on Alaska trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding will reach Denver on June 24 from Hutchinson and stay through June 25 before continuing to Wyoming and Washington. The trip includes a day of rest and church attendance, with planned meetings and receptions in Denver as part of the Alaska itinerary.
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Associated Press
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Harding
Warding
Washington
Alaska
Hutchinson
Rae
Tuna
Gleheyenne
Wyo
Tagoma
Wash
Ohio Society of Colorado
Portland
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Wear & Réal Fortland
Roosevelt Era Texts and Patriots in Public Debate
The piece cites Roosevelt era principles inspiring Armorica and honors Dr Henry Fairfield Osborn and Miss Lewisa Bee Schooley with medals for service in natural history and charity. It warns against socialist and pro propaganda aims in school books and urges defense of constitutional safeguards, judicial independence, and civic education. The American Bar Association leads a campaign to scrutinize textbooks and protect freedoms via women’s clubs, leagues, and patriotic societies.
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American Museum of Natural History
Lewisa Bee Schooyley
Alexander Hamilton
Sanitary Commission
Red Cross
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Russia
Supreme Court
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Congress
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League of Women Voters
Insidious Propaganda of Reds Threatens Stability of Republic
Fragmentary clipping critiques Reds propaganda and alleged infiltration in U S education from elementary schools to colleges. It labels some educators as wealthy or well positioned and warns of subversive ideas spreading through academic ranks.
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Murderer Escapes En Route To Court In Salt Lake City
Willian A Farr, charged with first degree murder in the death of Miss Royal Fitzgerald, escaped custody in front of the city and county courthouse after being brought from the state prison. Farr and Rex Aylett, both under 21, were in city court when the escape occurred. Farr is at large as authorities issue warrants and warn Utah cities.
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Utah
Willian A. Farr
Marder
Devine
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Rex Aylett
Miss Royal Fitzgerald
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Lieutenant Oakley Kelly Weds Mary M Watson in San Diego
Washington news reports Lieutenant Oakley G. Kelly wed Mary M. Watson of San Diego in a ceremony conducted by Reverend John C. Palmer. Lieutenant John A. Macready served as best man but could not attend the California wedding.
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Washington
Oakley G. Kelly
John A. Macready
Mary M. Watson
San Diego
Cali
John C. Palmer
Nis
Rasiletes
Macready
California
Kelly
New Montana religious council formed with elected leaders
Annodated Press reports Bulte and Helena leaders chosen to guide the Montana Council for Religious Education. Key officers include President Rev A Tare of Billings and Secretary H Bracken of Bulte. Six denominations must cooperate with a Sunday school enrollment goal of 2500 per group. old debt cleared.
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Co A. Tarevill
Billings
Council For Religious Education
Montana
H. Bracken
Francis’ Feller
Helena
Ihe
EF Henry
Missoula
Philo Haines
Firent Falls
M.A. Reeves
I. O. Blake
Great Falls
M. R. Tiriges
Kalispell
Robert Newman
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