Minnesota Women Senate Candidate Anna Olesen Debates Role
A Minnesota Democrat Anna Olesen markets herself as a capable U S Senate contender. She advocates family influence in legislation and teases male lawmakers while acknowledging Peter Olesen as a supportive partner. Writers imply she could improve over Frank Kellogg and note varied opinions.
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Anna Olesen
U. S
Minnesota
Congress
Anna
Peter
Mr. Olesen
Frank Kellogg
Who's Holding Back in 1920 Income Figures
A fragmentary analysis questions the honesty of declared earnings for 1920 across various groups including multi millionaires and rubber goods manufacturers. The text notes surprising totals like 60 million and 61,798,000 and hints at possible fabrications while contrasting with social scenes in Southern California and Boston.
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Sege
Amerap Lly
Pency
Southern California
Proper Thinking in a Harvard Sermon and Michigan Race
President Lowell urges Harvard graduates to value clear conscientious and generous thinking as world tensions rise. Samuel Johnson quote frames thinking as essential, with hope and happiness tempered by pain. Michigan candidate O R B Fuller runs for attorney general as name recognition figures in local politics.
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Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard
Samuel Johnson
Mr. O. RB. Fuller
Michigan
The Ojibways' Difficulty in Canada
The piece notes 300 Ojibway Indians planned an uprising over land claimed by old treaties but halted due to lack of funds. Forests are depleted, leaving fighters without food. The Ojibway return to regular life onion farming as the system limits their options. a legislator who enacts laws likely struck down by the Supreme Court betrays oath and self.
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Canada
Thstance
Guens
Jed
Camp Music by Berton Braley
A nostalgic piece humorously elevates bacon sizzle as the finest camp music. The poet contrasts nature sounds with the pan’s hiss, praising breakfast aromas and the outdoor feast that comfort the hungry camping clan, ending with a nod to mosquito bills in summer reports.
Editorial calls for full pass plan data on public transit
A reader presses The Star editor to publish complete pass plan data for public scrutiny. The letter argues a nickel fare plus one man cars could reduce crowding and delays, urges routing traffic on Second and Fourth avenues and First and Third, with Pike as one way, and notes current schedules strain overloading cars.
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the Star
Tax Reduction Council to Meet Over Salary Proposals
The executive board of the tax reduction council meets Wednesday at noon at Good Bets cafeteria. Members are urged to attend as officials debate city superintendent pay set at 7 500 versus 6 000 deemed sufficient by peers. Discussion includes whether 300 cuts on salaries above 3 000 apply to all staff and the impact on assistants.
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Fait
The
Star
Tax Reduction Council
Eame
Safe and sane Fourth of July urged to curb fireworks
A letter to the editor condemns unsafe handling of fireworks and calls for elimination of the dangerous practice before more injuries occur. The writer cites past injuries to children and pedestrians and criticizes vendors and authorities for failing to act.
Missing Link in Taxation Chain Urges Fair Pay Debate
A letter from G. H. argues teachers endure hardship on a 160 dollar monthly salary with summer pay and five days a week. He says clerks and factory workers also suffer and taxes burden towns, urging readers to find a missing link to fairer taxation and wages.
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the Star
Atenoga
G. H
Perpetuating the School Machine in a School District
The piece contrasts two educa tion ideals amid a conflict between teachers and the school board. It questions whether to bankrupt the district to keep the old system, presenting the sacred top down model versus the child centered bottom up approach.
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the Star
Tramp Echoes Through Night Toward Shelter and Campfire
Poem fragment describes a traveler treading a snowbound path toward safety. The cadence notes cautious steps across an icy bridge toward a glacier and finally a warm campfire glow. Refrains of tramp imitate a childhood prayer and yearning for light.
End the octopus in Seattle schools says citizen
A reader blasts the school system as an outdated costly machine draining funds and student energy. He urges board members Mesara Taylor Sam yer and Shorrock to reform finances and depoliticize staffing, calling for solvency and performance compared to other districts.
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Seattle
Mesara
Taylor
Sanmyer
Shorrock
Kansas City
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