Bible Conference Set For Four Day Gospel Hall Event
A four day Bible conference will be held at Gospel hall Gluconstrien Pridar night with meetings on Saturday Sunday and Monday led by CO Dabl Frank Jolivette on Ty Towe. The opening session starts at 7 45 PM and daily meetings run from 7 20 PM to 8 40 PM.
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Army to assist visitors at graves in France
An information office in Washington, D. C. will aid relatives planning visits to American soldiers’ graves and cemeteries in Europe. Requests for guidance on travel, transportation, hotels, and nearby rail schedules should be directed to Chief Cemeterial Information, Office Quartermaster General, Washington, D.C. Also notes a local Army recruiting office details relocation and hours.
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Washington State Growth Slows to Decade Low
Washington state population grew little in the last decade, rising to 1,856,516 in 1920, the Census Bureau reports. The increase was 214,326, far below Connecticut’s gain and marking the smallest growth rate in state history. Spokane County shows a 1.4 percent rise, while nearby towns report larger gains.
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Nonpartisan League Criticized Over North Dakota Loans
Claims detail alleged fraud and political maneuvering by the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota including overvalued stock, misused funds, and a state owned bank scheme. The record alleges farmers were pressured, secrecy of ballots was breached via absent voter amendments, and bank loans spurred by Townley era tactics led to risky, inflated lending and defaults.
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Shipping board fails to attract bids on merchant ships
On September 2 the Shipping Board offered 1200 ton steel merchant ships for sale under a general price fixing. Prices ranged from 160 to 185 a ton. Numerous inquiries were received though no bids were revived, and a limited number of ships remained available for immediate sale.
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Farmers Abandon Plan for U S Wheat Pool
Columbus dispatch reports the plan for a nationwide wheat pool to be controlled by farmers was rejected by the resolution committee of the National Board of Farm Organizations. The committee deemed the proposed pool unworkable and noted lawmakers would resist the control and antitrust concerns.
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Receivers Appointed for Cleveland Auto Accessory Firm
The Standard Dares company, a Cleveland auto accessory concern valued at 25.9 million dollars, has appointed Frank A. Scott and Ott Eaton as receivers. The appointment follows a suit filed by the Erie company Ene Malleabic itus of Erie, Pennsylvania seeking a receiver.
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Spanish battleship Alfonse X317 visits Washington guests of Navy
The Spanish battleship Alfonse X317 arrived in Washington today as guests of the Navy, marking the first Spanish warship to visit the United States since the Spanish American War. Officers and cadets from the vessel toured naval facilities as part of the visit.
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Obituary for Maud Darling Mead Darla
Miss Mead Darla Darling Mae died recently with funeral services at 2:30 PM at King Street Methodist Church following a wake at the Ferry Street residence. Rev. B A Dixon presiding. There were no further details provided about survivors or burial.
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Appeals to Britain to free MacSwiney
A cablegram to Premier Lloyd George urged releasing Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork. The message condemned Britain’s indifference to his death throes and praised his bravery while urging action in favor of liberty and justice.
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Chicago
Lloyd George
England
Parley J. Christen
Turkish Nationalists Propose Armistice With Armenians
Constantinople dispatch says Turkish Nationalists proposed an armistice with the Armenians until President Wilson defines Armenia's boundaries. The supreme council on recognizing Armenia's independence left to Wilson the task of determining the new state's borders.
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Lenroot postal card leads in Milwaukee primary survey
Milwaukee Journal canvassed 11,000 voters by postal card with about 20 percent replying. Lenroot polled 1,115 votes, Thompson 202, Meneory 117, while Harding led Cox for president. Despite discrepancies, Cox remains ahead of other Democrats in the primary turnout.
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Mexican Government Expands Indian Education Efforts
Provisional President De la Huerta announces government funds will support primary education for millions of Indians in Mexico City and funds will also boost church communion lines, plus railway and wagon line projects.
Groesbeck Ahead in Michigan Primary Result
Belated returns show Alex J. Groesbeck leading in the Michigan Republican primary for governor with a 17 178 plurality over Milo 2 Campbell. In the Seventh District contest Gilbert Gurrie trails Roy O. Woodruff, while incumbents hold safe leads. Also reports a Chicago cue match lead by Ah Tastor over Corey Collins.
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Roy O. Woodrutt
Alex J. Groesbeck
Milo
Campbell
Chicago
Ah Tastor
Corcy Collins
Liberty bonds market data report from New York
Daily markets recap shows Liberty bonds pricing at noon with bids and asks across series. Notes include numbers like 22.90.05 and 95.22 for the third and fourth issue, plus yields and related figures, reflecting activity on September 2.
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New York
Liberty
BEM As
Market summary shows rails gain on first day
In New York the market opened strong with rails and related issues leading early gains. Preferred stocks such as Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis rose, while other sectors including copper and textiles showed mixed moves and some profit taking emerged later.
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Wheat swings upward as export demand supports gains
The market rose on expected steady export demand with absorption of offerings lowering selling pressure. December and March futures moved to higher levels before a general sag, then a sharp rise above the previous day’s close. Cotton and stock traders boosted buying later, while corn led by cautious activity and slight declines in nearby deliveries. Provisions showed weak demand, with September pork led by weakness.
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Mixed U S Commodities Markets and Regional Commodities
A garbled market report notes varied commodity prices and stock figures across major markets. References include petroleum products, steel and tobacco products, and grain prices, with scattered quotes for corn, oats, butter, pork, lard, and beef. Norsk entities appear in a fragmented listing alongside regional trade notes from Chicago and Minneapolis.
Progressive plans advance at meeting for railroad men
Members of the auxiliary of three railroad brotherhoods completed plans to aid in the election backing La Follette progressive candidates for national and state office. They appointed committees to canvass each ward and promote endorsed interests. Brooklyn transit strike reaches deadlock as 2,000 strikers and 435 conductors with 149 cars idle disrupt operations.
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Local Man Sued Over Cigars Sale In New York Suit
A local man named Frommes Chemial Company allegedly owes $316 to Moss & Company of New York for cigars sold. The complaint was filed this morning in the law firm Winter Morris Wolmes and associates for the New York company.
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