McMullen comments on Brook Hart victory and farm legislation
Governor McMullen states Washington may view Brook Hart’s nomination as support for farm legislation. He cites Haugen bill principles backed by Hart Cummins and Dawes and notes AFL support boosts farmers’ cause. He argues Congress will aid farmers before adjournment and link farm policy to labor demand.
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Lincoln
McMullen
Washington
Brookhart
Iowa
Cummins
Senate
Iowan
Congress
Dawes
Americam Federation of Labor
Governor's statement contrasts Dawes and Coolidge over farm policy
Governor McMullen notes Vice President Dawes supports agricultural legislation while President Coolidge opposes it. Political circles anticipate Dawes will announce a 1925 presidential bid and use the farm policy stance to bolster his campaign.
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McMullen
Dawes
Coolidge
Bargain Wednesday at Bates Book and Stationery Store
Special values on the 50c and $1 Bargain Tables draw shoppers to Bates Book and Stationery Store. The 50c Bargain day Box Stationery offers multiple boxes at a tempting price.
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Bates Book and Stationery
Lutherans Affirm Belief in the Bible
Lutherans from around the world gathered in St. Louis for the opening of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and other states Triennial Convention. Leaders pledged unwavering support for biblical inspiration scriptural trust and the deity of Christ while focusing on applying gospel principles to national life.
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St. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Brandelle Declares Opposition to Liquor Law Changes
At the Augustana Conference in Philadelphia on June 9 Dr G A Brandelle president of the Lutheran Augustana synod urged no compromise with liquor traffic and urged adherence to prohibitions. He warned of a minister shortage in the home mission field and urged rural congregations to provide pastors with automobiles to improve outreach.
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Augustana
Philadelphia
G. A. Brandelle
Rock Island
Synod
Want Ad Column Prompt for Quick Results
Small notice encourages readers to use the Want Ad column to advertise needs and items for fast responses and local transactions. It emphasizes concise listings and prompt visibility in the daily paper.
Omaha Boxer Receives One Year Suspension
Boxing Commissioner J Kilmartin announced Morrie Schlaifer of Omaha is suspended for one year by the National Boxing Association for leaving a match at Portland. Suspension runs May 21, 1926 to May 27, 1927.
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John Kilmartin
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
National Boxing Association
Portland
Ore
Prospect
Kilmartin
Nebraska
Bob O’shea
Frank O'Connor
Alliance
McCook
Peru
West Point
Norfolk
Aurora
Grand Island
Greeley Scottsbluff
Sidney
North Platte
Trotzky Predicts Soviet Victory Over American Hegemony
In Paris, Leon Trotzky promotes Europe and America arguing Bolshevism will triumph as American imperialism seeks world dominance. He contends American capital dominates policy and foresees colonizing Siberia via the Pacific while urging European workers to unite beyond national borders.
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Paris
Leon Trotzky
Europe
America
Trotzky
China
Siberia
Great Britain
Princeton Student Mob Routed by Tear Gas
Princeton New Jersey June 9 two thousand university students defied tear bombs and gathered to demand release of two peers arrested. Police used tear gas and fire department crews faced the crowd as students dispersed after the prisoners were handed to Dean Christian Gauss for custody.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Christian Gauss
Blair Tower
Tonnenus
Dean Gauss
Work Hanged in Effigy Near Phoenix Over Irrigation Row
Dr. Hubert Work secretary of the interior was hanged in effigy on Black Canyon road north west of Phoenix by homesteaders. The event relates to the Verde river irrigation and power district, whose financing rights and permits were recently canceled by the secretary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hubert Work
Interior
Black Canyon
Verde River
Bargain Wednesday at Bates Book and Stationery
Bates Book and Stationery Store highlights bargain Wednesday with many big values on the 50 cent and one dollar Bargain Tables. Shoppers are invited to browse the sale featuring assorted books and supplies at low prices.
Facts From the 1926 Blue Book Car Values
The 47th edition of the Blue Book, published May 7 1926, lists February through April dealer averages and May to July projections for 1825 model 2 and 4 door sedans. It explains depreciation factors, weight and piston displacement, district reporting, and the impact of new light car designs on resale values and running costs.
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U. S
Kansas City
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Piston Displacem’t Blue Book Valuation Co
Indies
Essex
Flint
Jewett
Nash
Studebaker
Willys Knight
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Ki’ Mullen
Augustana Synod
Western Newspaper Union
Schlaifer
National Commission
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Edan
United States
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