Professors Anger At Soviet Propaganda In US Debate
Professor J Ange of the University of Wisconsin denounces American anti Soviet propaganda while highlighting Soviet misdeeds. He disputes a one sided view, noting Russian chicanery and oppression under Soviet rule, including famine, propaganda, and the brutal treatment of Christians.
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Fark
Munney
Trofessor J. Ange
Wisconsin
Joseow
Ross
Moscow
Tesser Ross
Ets
Ross Saree
Emma Waldman
Festine
Volga Tasi
Professor Ross
Assertion of political facts in European affairs
The text asserts that certain conditions in Europe are clear and undeniable, noting that lies are unnecessary to support these points and that the sides involved are insignificant compared with the broader truth.
Widen La Crosse Streets to Ease Congestion and Parking
Urges county board to widen streets around the court house to relieve parking shortage and heavy traffic. Criticizes narrow recent paving in La Crosse, notes plans for 30 to 40 foot paving on several avenues, and warns such economizing risks higher future costs and unsafe conditions.
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la Crosse
County Board
Court House
the Tribune
Court House Square
Automombilea
Trafic
Cnes Street
Seventeenth Street
Gillette Street
East Main Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Twentieth Street
St. Andrews Street
Rose Street
Jackson
State Street
States Street
Controversy Shifts to Episcopalians Over Modernist Debate
The Fundamentalist and Modernist clash moves into the Episcopal realm with a Texas trial projected for Rev. Lee W. Henton of Trinity Fort Worth. Eastward Modernist clergy rally support, while Walter F. Martin is named executive secretary of the National Council of Catholic Men, succeeding Dr. Michael J. Slattery. A new wave sees churches built inside office towers, led by New York Methodists planning a 24 story structure near Grant's Tomb to house worship and rental apartments as a city solution to urban pressure.
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Dallas
Texas
Lee WW
Henton
Trinity Church
Fort Worth
Fond du Lac
East
Heaton
Walter F. Martin
Unted States Army
St. Luis
National Council of Catholic Men
William S. Benson
Mr. Martin
Michael J. Slattery
Pia
South America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Wes
Mindanao
Catholic Church
United States
Cardinal Clikens
National Council of Catholic Women
Syracuse
Chicago
Methodists of
New York
Washington Waghis
Grant
Hudson
Christian F. Reisner
Associated Advertising Clans of America
Ntineistunia
Evona
Evon
P. B. van Nest
Caty
Cheneylds
Mr. Orford
Holren
Allany
St. Croix Valls
Galena
Galens
St. Louis
Albany
la Go Norty
White Oak Springs
Danuaty
Cassville
Iva
Prairie du Chien
Avery Rabbit
Capoli
Prairie la Crosse
Fountain City
Wead
Landis
Lake Pepin
Roscoe’s
Ron
Memoirs of Stephen B Hanks River Drive Across the Midwest
The narrative recounts Stephen B Hanks's cross river journey from Rock Island to Burlington and then upriver to St Paul and Stillwater, detailing raft work, rapid driving, and river discipline. It describes stops at Davenport, Le Claire, Montrose, Hamburg, and other towns, river conditions, and the rigors of 1840s log driving, raffting, and early river trade.
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Hlew
Peplu
Sullor
Hig Son
Rock Island
Davenport
le Claire
Moorehouse
C Illner
Buffalo
Iowa
Port Louisa
New Boston
Burlington
Montrose
Des ‘Maines
Tulley
Canton
Lone Tree Bar
Tottanwood Island
la Grange
Quincy
Laverton
Hamburg
Say Slough
Clinoe
Mississippi
Hap Hallow
Wagle Island
Ham ‘Tell
Carondelet
Shaw
Athany
St Lovie
St. Pan
Albany
A. H. Newitt
Gelona
Rock River
St. Paul
Harris
St. Croix Falls
Carli's
Stillwater
Gyan
Dalles
Sandy McPhattl
Lower Rapids
Nashville
Cecelia
Cinlain Theockmorton
Alte
Mall
Snake River
St. Croix
Ryan
Eriha
Dulles d Abel
Opiaher
Page
Borges
Lake
Pepin
Wella
Tro
Wells
Indian Agency
Red Wine
Point Douglass
Leake Bt. Cross
le Ttaules
Foge
Lake Superior
Cross Lake
Pokegama
Jower Stake River
Croix
Haake River
Crass Lake
Degiel
Rn Teln
Cortimiead
Babson Analyzes Rubber Industry Slarsoman Sees Burtler Competition
Roget W. Babson notes shifting rubber sources from Brazil to the Orient, with plantation rubber supplying about 60 percent in 1922. He describes export taxes, price declines from 63 cents to 17 cents, and British policy, plus US dependence on imported rubber and looming auto industry demand amid renewed competition and tighter profits.
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Babson
Slarsoman
Roget W. Babson
Brasil
Ihal
Great Britain
New York
Cride
Stavengen
United States
America
Cis
Eis
Tives
Tusinesa
Babsonehart
Newutomobiles
Henle
Thy Wijtlook
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Seattle
Fred
Milwaukee
Chen
The
Church News Associatio
Stephen B. Hanks
Abraham Lincols
Medaiantpyit River
Capt Hanks
Post
Caps
A. Bill
Wes van Buren
St -Tant Minn
Tentiork
Terraliag
Cold Riveriten
Salt Prairie
Gat Tail Slough
Alebany
Alfrens Slocum
Colyert
Tian
Waters
Bodega Clib
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