Postwar bonus debate and European unrest reviewed
The piece notes the soldiers' bonus amid a political year, predicting House passage and veto cycles, while criticizing congressional motives and ship subsidies. It cites Henry Ford’s wealth and a Greek political stalemate with Venizelos, plus Europe looking to America for aid and the Soviet stance on famine relief.
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House of Representatives
House
Washington
Senate
Congress
Germany
America
Europe
Soviet
United
Contempt Grows as Aid Is Sought From Foreign Powers
A columnist notes growing complacency toward foreign assistance and possible censorship of military reports. A Constantinople reporter urges safe reporting while Britain’s position could grow stronger if promised units arrive. Amid wartime chaos, county fair delays disappoint racing fans but weather improves for remaining events. The ex Kaiser plans marriage on November 5, prompting historical jests about Armistice Day.
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Constantinople
England
Dominions
Retiring Quebec Lt Governor Sir Charles Fitzpatrick
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick announced his retirement from the office of Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec. A famed lawyer and jurist, he served as Attorney General for five years, Minister of Justice for another five, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada for ten years, earning broad honors in both English and French. He is a prominent and popular figure in Canadian public service.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
Quebec
Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Charles
Wilfrid Lauvier
Aetoh
Dominion
Fragmented American Views on Men Women and War
A jumble of quotes and aphorisms mentions optimists, coal at schools, farmers and gardeners, a feud over money in marriage, coastlines shifting inland, a former Kaiser, high auto fatalities, and recurring Armistice Day reminders. It reflects scattered opinions on society, morality, and politics with tenuous links and uncertain names.
Baldwin News Briefs Round Up Local Activities
Miss Mary Counts heads to Moline Illinois for winter with brother Hugh Counts family. Mrs Gerald Goodwin arrives from Denver to help daughter at university and visits Gate family. Many Baldwin residents visit and travel to Kansas City Denver Hibbing and Los Angeles. The Baker University student body hosts a welcome night with new members joining clubs. Local professors and businesses enjoy golf as a popular pastime amid a busy social week.
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Mary .Counts
Moline
Iowa
Hugh Counts
Gerald Goodwin
Denver
Geraldine
Denver University
Gate
Rev
C. W. Bailey
Gates
Los Angeles
Irma Bray
Kansas City
Elma Needles
Bray
Captain
Little Son
South Carolina
Aate
Aates
Phoebe Bailey
Thomas Neal
Baldwin
Nicola Santetla
Baby
Roma
Hibbing
Minn
Garnett
Santella
Baker
Ethel Stephens
Mary
Katharine Harris
James Wallen
Kappa Sigma
Chicago
Rush Medical
Delta Zeta
Florence Funell
Clay Center
Mary van Vleck
Montag
el Dorado
Beulah Stewart
Chanute
Baker University
Charles 5. Parmenter
St. Joseph
Parmenter
Ensworth Hospital
Clyde Roseberry
Arkansas City
George Counts
Esther Aline
New Haven
Assembly Hall
Edith Perolt
Vada Spohn
Charles Shike
W. J. Williams
Litle
Mary Margaret
Marion Louise
Benner Springs
Pyle
Williams
Leona Spurgeon
Joseph Spurgeon
Jon
Harriett Hedges
Bethany Hospital
Kansas
Edward Hedges
William Bristow
Blake
Eugene
Gerald
Syracuse
Adrianea
Sixth Street
Alfalfa Palace Carnival Opens in Rapid City and More
Today marks the start of the annual Alfalfa Palace car nival in Rapid City S Oak. The American Society convention convenes in Montreal. Katherine Mackay wed Kenneth OBrien at Roslyn L I as her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence H Mackay attend. The Pendleton Round Up carnival in Oregon opens today and runs through the week. A total eclipse of the sun visible in East Africa Australia and South Sea Islands draws scientific attention for tests of relativity theory.
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Rapid City
S. Oak
Montreal
Roslyn
L. I
Katherine Mackay
Daugh
Clarence H. Mackay
Kenneth O ° i
Morgan J. O’brien
New York City
Pendleton
Ore
Africa
Australia
Baker Wildcats to face Bull Dogs in season opener
The Baker squad, with ten letter men, travels to McPherson on Thursday to meet Dutch Lonberg's Bull Dogs in the first game of the season. Mel Pherson’s eleven returns a heavy lineup, promising a fast contest.
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Baldwin School
Josephine van Landingham
Mamie
Ottawa
Brigham
Julius Swiyh
South Ninth Street
Baker
McPherson
Lonberg
Bulldogs
Baker Wildcats
MelPherson
Mormon Elder Audits Utah Insurance Here Visitor Here
Willard Done, auditing Utah insurance accounts, is a Mormon elder and former head of Latter Day Saints University. He talks of Mormon welfare, district care, large families, church regulation of amusements, and education spending while noting polygamy is no longer practiced. Done, a Sutherland classmate, will tour Lawrence through Saturday night, covering Kansas, Colorado, Mississippi, Utah, and Maryland. Best Missouri Trump. Coat at Matthews Lumber & Coal, Co Phone 3.
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Willard Done
Fraternal Aid Union
Insurance Department of Utah
Mormon Church
Latter Day Saints University
Salt Lake City
Church
Utah
Univer
Done
Brigham Young Academy
George Sutherland
Supreme Court
Smoot
Wns
Lawrence
Insurance Department of
Kansas
Colorado
Mississippi
Maryland
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Venizelos
Tom Sims
Loblier
Trenton
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Baldwin News
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Best Missouri
Trump
Matthews Lumber & Coal
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Piggly Wiggly
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Skinner
Skinner's Noodles
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Everfresh
Oregon
Bayer
Dain Tate
Tate
USA
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Newman
Bradficta
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Dey Ren
Newmark
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