Supreme Court invalidates wartime German language ban
The U S Supreme Court rules wartime statutes banning German language instruction in schools unconstitutional. Nebraska, Iowa, and Ohio were among states affected by the ruling which involved Robert Meyer, a school instructor punished under Nebraska’s anti German law. Eighteen other states with similar statutes participated in the cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Robert Meyer
Iowa
Ohio
Reorganization of federal liquor enforcement in New York
District attorneys in the southern and eastern districts and the state prohibition director began reorganizing agencies to prosecute Volstead act violations after the Mullan Gage repeal. Plans include expanding prosecutor and agent staffs to clear backlogs, with over 3,500 liquor cases in Hayward district. Federal prohibition agents in NYC are under 50. statewide 200, with 100 in inspection, 20 in Buffalo, and 20 along the Canadian border.
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New York
Hayward
New York City
New York State
Buffalo
World Baptists to Meet in Stockholm July 21 27
Elaborate preparations are under way in Stockholm for the World Congress of Baptists the Baptist World Alliance scheduled to convene July 21 27. Several thousand official delegates are expected from the United States Canada South America Central Africa South Africa New Zealand Australia Japan the Philippine Islands China Burma India Great Britain Sweden Norway Latvia Estonia Poland Czechoslovakia and other continental European countries.
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Stockholm
World Congress of Baptists
Baptist World Alliance
United States
Canada
South America
Central Africa
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Japan
Philippine Islands
China
Burma
India
Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
Europe
Latvia
Esithonia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Shrines in Force at Washington Convention
The national capital hosts the annual convention of the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine as crowds swell with arrivals from the northeast, south and west, including Canada, Hawaii, and Panama, highlighting broad national reach of the event.
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Washington
Mystic Shrine
The
Imperial Council
Canada
Hawaii
Panama
Cardinal Romero Assassinated in Saragossa Visit
Cardinal Soldevilla y Romero, aged Archbishop of Saragossa, was shot and killed while visiting a monastery near the city. The killing is described as the culmination of a labor dispute with workers on his property.
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Saragossa
Cardinal Soldevilla Y Romero
Harding creates Pipe Springs National Monument in Arizona
President Harding establishes the Pipe Springs national monument in Arizona as a new national park preserving a portion of the original American West. The action marks another national park creation in Washington and the Southwest.
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Washington
Harding
Pipe Springs National Monument
Arizona
Earthquake Toll in Persia Region Tops 2500 Deaths
An earthquake near Turbat Haidari in eastern Persia on June 6 killed about 2500 people and destroyed thirty villages, leaving a wide area devastated and relief efforts underway.
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London
Turbat- Haidari
Persia
Farm Loan Board Head Resigns and New Appointment
President Harding accepts the resignation of Charles E. Lobdell as head of the farm loan board and names L. J. Pettyjohn of Dodge City Kansas as his successor. Tsao Chwang reports improved prospects for early release of remaining foreign prisoners held by the Suchow train bandits despite potential splits among bandit chiefs.
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Farm Loan Board
Washington
Charles E. Lobdell
Harding
L. J. Pettyjohn
Dodge City
Kans
Mr. Lobdell
Tsao Chwang
Norwegian polar expedition sails toward Advent Bay
The Norwegian expedition to meet Captain Roald Amundsen and aid the North Pole flight has departed Horton for Advent Bay after parliamentary authorization. In Portland Oregon, a Greek Orthodox Church altar was broken into with a crucifix and chain valued around $250 stolen from the altar.
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Copenhagen
Raund Amundsen
North Pole
Horton
Advent Kay
Portland
Ore
CAN RID COLORADO OF RODENTS
The Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture shows that the black tailed prairie dog and other rodent pests can be eradicated under proper supervision and laws. Prairie dogs threaten lettuce crops in higher Rio Grande valleys and other pests like field mice pocket gophers and ground hogs add risk. Expenditures from federal state and county funds total 28718.32 with private outlay near 18000. About 2 000 000 acres treated saved at least 500 000 in losses.
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The
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Rio Grande Forest
Home Demonstration Clubs Do Good Work in Maryland
Home demonstration work in Maryland reaches women statewide through local clubs. Clubs serve as leadership nurseries, meeting twice monthly in homes or club rooms. One club refurbished furniture and renovated rooms as demonstrations. There are 110 rural clubs with 3,504 members, seven counties forming county federations. Each club drafts a yearly program on health, food, clothing, management, beautification, gardening, poultry, and income work, led by volunteers. A USDA report says three fourths of Maryland clubs have carried out and expanded their programs, strengthening community organizations.
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Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
GIVING THE DAIRY CALF A GOOD GROWING START
Calf feeding guide from the U S Department of Agriculture favors whole milk in the first two weeks, then gradual switch to skim milk. Start with three meals daily if possible, eight hour intervals, and wean by six months. Early weaning discussed if hay silage and grains are available.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ruth
Calf Rearing Guidelines Mention Milk Transition
The passage notes calves aged two months or more may be fed sour milk or dairy variants such as whole skim or butter milk if the transition from sweet milk is gradual and careful monitoring is maintained.
Seed Certification Rules for Neb Crop Growers Association
The secretary announces completed seed certification rules for improved crops under the Nebraska Crop Growers association. University of Nebraska’s agricultural college develops varieties then distributes small lots state wide, while the association certifies purity for further distribution. Crops named include ban ned wheat, Nebraska No 6 and No 8 wheat, Marquis wheat, Nebraska 21 oats, Burt oats, Trebi barley, Minnesota No 184 barley, Rosen rye, soybeans, and others. Copies of rules and blanks available from the association secretary in Lincoln and from county extension agents.
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Nebraska Crop Growers Association
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Nebraska
Minnesota
Association
Lincoln
Fire blight of fruit threatens pears apples and shrubs
Disease caused by bacteria spreads by bees and birds and affects new shoots and blossoms. There is no spray remedy. prevention comes from removing infected branches four to five inches below darkened bark and disinfecting tools with cyanide or bichloride of mercury, then burning pruned material.
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U. of N. Agricultural College
Two years sentence for father of eight
Phillip Rigenhorn a Russian farmer near Ovid was jailed at Union Pacific depot as he boarded train No 11 bound for Canon City state penitentiary. Judge H F Munson sentenced him to two years for a prohibition offense, the harshest penalty in Sedgwick county history, reflecting strict enforcement.
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Phillip Rigenborn
Ovid
Union Pacific
Rigenborn
Cuntningham
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Rigenhorn
H. F. Munson
Sedgwick County
Julesburg
New Agricultural Bulletins and Circulars Listed
A catalog of Nebraska extension bulletins and circulars with numbers and topics including Land Tenure in Nebraska Potato Diseases Purchasing Power of Nebraska Grains Productive Seed Corn Some New Hybrid Strawberries Crop Rotations Under Irrigation Climate of Nebraska Wheat in Nebraska Soybeans in Nebraska Sweet Clover in Nebraska Prevention of Hog Cholera Swine Diseases Rope and its Use on the Farm Pit Semi-pit and Bank Silos Well Planned Meals. Copies available free from county Extension agents or by writing to the Agricultural College at Lincoln.
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Nebraska
Extension Service
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Printing of Good Quality at The Telegraph
In need of quality printing, visit The Telegraph for reliable service and consistent results suitable for newspapers, ads, and postings.
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Telegraph
Farm Problems Compared At Lincoln And North Platte
Agricultural College in Lincoln hosts a crops and soils field day on June 20 to compare July wheat plowing with September plowing and 4 inch versus 10 inch plows. Experiment Station at North Platte follows June 27 to examine fertilizers effects on wheat oats corn and alfalfa and compare banned wheat with Nebraska No 60 Kharkov or Blackhall. County extension agents plan to lead county meetings to discuss these findings.
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Nebraska
Nebraska No
Kharkov
Blackhall
Agricultural College
Lincoln
North Platte
Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs At Larson's Music
Edison Diamond Disc phonographs priced from sixty dollars and up. Let us demonstrate them for you at Larson's Music Store.
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Larson
Summing Up The Evidence About Doan's Kidney Pills
Week after week testimonials from kidney and urinary disorder sufferers praise Doan's Kidney Pills. About 50,000 Americans recommend them in home papers. Sidney resident J T Mills says they cured rheumatic pains after a kidney attack. Price 60c at all cheaters. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Donan
Sidney
J. T. Mills
Doan
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A public notice invites people to have a birthday portrait session at Phelps Studio during the current year. The announcement highlights birthday photography services and emphasizes booking arrangements and available dates.
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Phelps Studio
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