Final Trumpet for Wilson Faces Rising Political Opposition
A Tennessee newspaper opinion laments persistent attacks on President Wilson from Democrats and rivals, praising Moore for defending the League of Nations and urging unity. It forecasts a continuing political battle as other leaders step forward and cites Owens and Reed among potential successors.
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Vicksburg Herald
E. H. Moore
Cox
Democratic Committee
McCombs
Moore
League of Nations
Democratic Party
United States
San Francisco convention shaping party platform on League and liquor
Senator Owen fronts a debate over ratification terms for the Treaty and the League of Nations while opposing the Virginia platform as too vague. The piece anticipates San Francisco as President Wilson faces unity risks, with Taggart Bryan and others en route and the wet dry issue unsettled.
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League of Nations
Senate
Owen
Wilson
Virginia
White House
Lodge
James Hamilton Lewis
San Francisco
Lewis
United States
Europe
Cerain
Democratic Party
Frisco
Tom Taggart
Indiana
French Lick
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Wilson
Two Horns of a Dilemma in Wilson Platform Debate
A Golden Gate dispatch reports President Wilson may skip explicit reference to prohibition or Irish independence at the San Francisco convention. The piece notes strong Irish and wet interests in New York led by Tammany Hall pushing for a moist plank and Irish recognition, with Bryan and Enenneture mentioned.
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Ireland
San Francisco
Golden Gate
John Barleycorn
Dan Emmett
Democratic Party
Frisco
Illinois
New York
Tammany Hall
Itelf
Murphy
Bryan
Gotham
French Lick
Progress reports on boys and girls clubs rally in Lafayette
Club members will compete in canning poultry judging and milking at a Lafayette rally on June 26. Exhibits from the paltry and garden clubs will be shown. A hot water canner and Burpee sealer were donated by Prospect School patrons for the canning club girls to use in lessons.
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Lafayette
Caroline Boudreaux
Prospect School
Canning Club
Eudie Kavanaugh
Grand Parish
Acadia and St Martin Parishes Rally Highlights and Pig Breeding
Eighty five club members attended a rally led by J H Cade in Acadia parish with talks by the parish superintendent a police jury member and an extension division representative. A basket picnic and moving picture entertainment featured the event. Pigs for breeding were distributed this week with ten more on the way, notes R J Badon in St Martin parish, describing the stock as among the best in the state and stored in a modern curing house. The piece also comments on reducing waste in industry.
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J. H. Cade
Acadia Parish
R. J. Badon
St. Martin Parish
Mr. Baden
Plant Sweet Potatoes For Food And Feed
Sweet potatoes may be planted late into July and yield fairly under adverse conditions, says M Hull of LSU Extension. Land previously grown with Irish potatoes beans or strawberries suits sweet potatoes with minimal preparation and little to no fertilizer. The crop serves as food for livestock and humans, and farmers need not fear excess yields if properly equipped.
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M. Hull
Expnesion Division
Louisiana State University
Mr. Hull
Osteopaths to Fight Exclusion at World Convention
Chicago hosts the twenty fourth annual American Osteopathic Association meeting starting Monday with thousands of physicians, surgeons and specialists expected. The event plans court action to admit osteopathic doctors to staff of tax free public institutions and to build osteopathic hospitals. A Battle Creek research institute on epilepsy will be announced under President D Hugh Conklin.
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Chicago
American Osteopathic Association
Battle Creek
Mich
D Hugh Conklin
Tire and Tube Plant Sets Record for Low Defect Stock
A calendaring group at Ti and Rubber Company achieved a record high in perfect work with February output of 24.15 yards of inner tube stock and only 1.1 percent bad stock. A second gang posted 1.28 percent bad stock for the month, while tube stock must be rolled to within a thousandth of an inch to pass inspection.
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Ti and Rubber Company
Callenderia
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