Murder Under Patriotism Sparks Louisiana Violence
An editorial excerpt from the N S Globe describes clashes in Bogalusa Louisiana where the Loyalty League opposed by Great Southern Lumber Company backed groups killed L E W, and two other union men while fatally wounding another. A black man fled, police seek him, league members act as deputies, no arrests reported.
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N. S. “Globe
Bogalusa
Loyalty League
Great Southern Lumber Company
Onion
Dtrbers
Great Lothery
Jas O'Ruche
League
American Federation of Labor
Teilers
Horseless horticulture featured at December Farm Week
Fruit growers visiting University Farm St Paul for Farmers and Homemakers Week December 29 to January 3 will study horseless horticulture or tractor horticulture on Tuesday December 36. An insect and disease exhibit for orchard crops will be shown with spraying devices and pruning methods demonstrated if weather permits. W H Alderman new chief of horticulture will Breaky on Thursday Jan 1. Matt Anthony visited sister Mrs Matt Meisen at Lamberton recently.
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University Farm
St. Paul
W. H. Alderman
Division of
Endorsement of Red Cross Seal Sale by University Leader
President M. L. Burton of the University of Minnesota officially endorses the Red Cross Christmas Seal and Health Bond sale in a letter to Dr. H. W. Hill of the Minnesota Public Health Association. He lauds public health education and urges public spirited support for the campaign and associated county health groups.
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St.Paul
Red Cross
M. L. Burton
University of Minnesota
H. W. Hill
Minnesota Public Health Association
Birtoh
America
Is All
Supreme Court to rule on New Deal era bonds and indebtedness
The state Supreme Court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of a large 20 million dollar indebtedness and whether certificates of indebtedness were permitted under prior decisions. Proceedings may delay the funding as the year turns, with citizens awaiting any relief. Social notes report Mrs Minnig Wagner entertaining Hermann Sisters and several local visits. A New Ulm family mourns the death of five month old Dale Vincent Gay Rawson of Mobridge, South Dakota, with burial in Winthrop.
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Previou Co.rt
Minnig Wagner
North Star Street
Hermann Sisters
Lucy Marti
Twin Cities
and. J. Gay
Willard
Marshall
Jos. Flor
New Ulm
Gay Rawson
Mobridge
S. D
Dale Vincent
Winston
Senators Defeat Espionage Act Repeal Behind Closed Doors
In a quiet joint session the six Republican and one Democratic members of the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to bury repeal bills for the Espionage Act. They argued new prohibition measures needed espionage act support, preserving wartime controls. The action, seen as protecting a broader Democratic reactionary program, drew mixed reaction from leaders and public alike.
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Congress
United States
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nelson
Minnesota
Kellogg
Cummins
Iowa
Brandegee
Connecticut
Dillingham
Vermont
Overman
North Carolina
Borah
Norris
France
Burleson
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Hart Schaffner
Emil Metzinger
Hart Schaffner & Marx Style
Tlus Clothes & Florsheim Shoes
Mak
Matt. Anthony
Mrs
Matt. Meisen
Lamberton
Nhich Court
Winthrop
Minnesota Senators
D. O. Reed
Grand Bay
Ala
C. L.reed
The
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Reed
Lyric
Review
Tov
John A. Sellner
Sigel
Sellner
Jos. F. Groebner
North Broadway
H. Gieseke
Shas
Kueblbach
Lan
B. J. Kratin
Dr. Gleseke
Olsen
Wm. Steinhaus
Morgan
Comfrey
Sleepy Eye
Yackel
P. W.kuske
C. L. Reed
Satsuma
C. H. Reed
Mobile
Jos
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