Red trial ends fourte en to die headline not verbatim
Fourteen of thirty four social revolutionists accused of high treason against the Soviet government have been sentenced to death by a Bolshevist tribunal. The condemned include three women Eugenie M Rattner Helen Hanova and Lydia Konoplova.
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Eugenie M. Rattner
Helen Hanova
Lydia Konoplova
Moscow
Social
Igh
Central Executive Committee
Social Revolutionary Party
Lenin
Emil Vandervelde
Russia
Herr Liebknecht
Karl Luebknecht
Germany
Herr Rosenfeld
Tierr Waters
Socialist Internationales
Third
Amsterdam
Volodarsky
Winifred Hart Leaves Hart Marriage in Separation
William Hart known as Big Bill and his wife Winifred Westover have separated. Divorce proceedings are contemplated by Winifred. Separation occurred about three months ago when she left the Hollywood home and moved to Santa Monica to live with her mother Mrs Clyde Westover. a baby due in November is anticipated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William
Hart
Big Bill
Winifred Westover
Hollywood
Santa Monica
Clyde Westover
Green Manuring A Classic Soil Improvement Method
A summary of Farmers' Bulletin 1250 Green Manuring by C. V. Piper and A. J. Pieters outlines green manuring as turning under a green crop to improve soil. It covers crop choices, inoculation for legume bacteria, benefits to nitrogen supply, regional use differences, and the decision between selling hay or turning under crops. It notes legumes as preferred cover crops and lists key species, with non legume options and the value of organic matter and soil health, plus how to obtain the bulletin from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture of Farmers
C. V. Piper
A. J. Pieters
Bulletin
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Eradication of All Weeds
The piece warns that noxious weeds like Canada thistle and quack grass threaten agriculture and demands community action. It urges towns and villages to unite in weed warfare as a shared duty and personal responsibility.
Soil fertility and farming urgency for future food supply
The passage warns that farming depletes soil fertility and questions what future generations will eat if soil is not restored. It argues best souls can farm profitably only 30 to 40 years unless fertility is maintained with manure, clovers, and phosphorus.
Range Helps Health for Thriving Fowl Profits
Land enough for fowls to roam yields healthier birds and thriftier flocks, boosting profits for farmers. The passage emphasizes ample range as key to strong poultry performance and value.
Profit Gap Between Fertile and Infertile Soil
The article argues that one acre of thoroughly tilled fertile soil yields more profit than three acres of infertile land, highlighting the advantage of soil quality in farming profitability.
Prevent Bloat In Cattle On Clover Pastures
Cattle grazing on clover or alfalfa in spring should be well fed with dry hay or bluegrass pasture beforehand to reduce risk of bloat. Ensure cattle are fairly full on dry forage before turning them onto clover rich pastures.
Oats and Peas Planted Together For Heavy Hay Yield
The practice of sowing oats and peas together yields a heavy hay crop and serves as a nurse crop for new seeding. Once oats head, the mix can be cut for hay, providing a sturdy, productive harvest and aiding future plantings.
Made World War Pictures Capt. Jackson’s World War Photographs
The history of America’s part in the war is told through Captain K M Jackson’s photographs. His images cover scenes from France to returning soldiers at Hoboken and capture major events with the A E E F. Now a staff photographer for the New York Daily News, he remains active in American Legion circles in New York City.
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America
France
Hoboken
K M. Jackson
Signal Corps
A. EE. F
Wilson
Jackson
The
American Legion
Signal Post No
New York City
Greetings to the Tommies from H Nelson Jackson
H Nelson Jackson of Burlington VI first across North America by auto and a WWI medical corps veteran received honors such as the DSO, Croix de Guerre, and Legion of Honor. As national vice commander of the American Legion he spoke to the British Legion urging stronger postwar ties for peace.
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Atlantic Ocean
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
American Legion
Legion
British Legion
British Isles
Jackson
Legion of Honor
France
Uanford MacNider
American Legion and Red Cross report on veterans in Clay county
Canvass of 550 former servicemen in Clay county Iowa finds 276 with disabilities. Calhoun Minneapolis scout troop adopted by local Legion post provides home for 82 homeless boy scouts. A Cedar Rapids auxiliary delegate proclaims German birth but American spirit. Legion asks EAP members with Reims fragment souvenirs to return to Reims. Medals for World War I veterans may be awarded through April 1923 under a congressional act.
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Clay County
Iowa
American Red Cross
American Legion
Calhoun Scout
Minneapolis
Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Military Affairs Committee
The
His Bluff Called in Courtroom Banter
A young lawyer declares he has not lost the case while a rival jokes that he will get a case someday. The exchange reflects courtroom bravado and competitive wit between attorneys.
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Winifred
Will Hart
Will Hays
E. N. Jackson
Tommies
MacNider
Legion National Headquarters
Reims
Auburntown
Tenn
Stearns Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
Robert T. Donnell
Stearns
Kennedy Brothers
Drug and General Stores
Western
Canada
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
C. J. Broughton
W. Adams St
J. M. Maclachlan
Jefferson Avenue E
Detroit
Mich
BOYCE
U.S
Stirling Lok
Stirling-Lok
Boyce Universal
Ford
Dodge
Maxwell
Chevrolet
East Chicago Manufacturing CO
Olcott Avenue
East Chicago
Indiana
Murphy-Ward Dairy Company
Calumet Ave
Chicago, Ill
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