National Service Party Emerges Over War Leaders
A transcription of a heated address denounces press control and political manipulation by industry allies. It condemns William Hays and party bosses for silencing ex service members at a Republican convention and calls for a new national party led by veterans to defend American institutions.
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United States
Wisconsin
Maine
Wrange
World War Veterann
Ghirmay Lodge
Tha Hoe Chaitman
Godge
Veta
Lodge
Politcians
America
Senator Lodge
Senator Harding
Hays
Organized Ex Service
Apeech
Fractured GOP Convention Scene Described by Witness
A reader recounts a chaotic Republican convention with clashes over free speech and the La Follette platform. Senator Lodge left the platform after berating protesters, returned to restore order, and threats to clear galleries sparked a moblike atmosphere amid jeers and insults directed at Mr. Gross.
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League of Nations
America
Lodg2 Jthem
Gross
Milwaukee
Lodge
Mr. Gross
Senator Lodge
Mr. Growse
Chicago
Auto on Joy Ride Plunges Into Lake Near Hotland
A cattle buyer at a local show in Hotland on July 1 accidentally left an auto engine running while he fetched a coat distant from the vehicle. Returning, he found the car sliding toward an owner’s railing, striking it and causing damage to nearby structures as the vehicle rolled into a lake.
Reserve Bank Sees Fine Crop Prospects Across District
The Reserve Bank reports excellent crop prospects across the district with favorable weather and strong growth. Wheat and oats show large acreage and good yields, corn and barley solid, Montana and western states show promising conditions, irrigation water ample and forage outlook strong.
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Montana
North Dakota
Anton Maly
Dakona
Harley
Gorn
Midnesota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Laval
Orchard and Garden Tips From LeRoy Cady on Iris and Pests
LeRoy Cady of the University Farm Saint Paul Minnesota outlines gardening guidance. He notes fertilizing and cultivating plan for autumn cutting, mulching with well rotted manure, and using canvas beds for irises. An iris show in Minneapolis showcased about 600 pots and drew hundreds beyond bank customers. He warns of currant worm emergence and recommends lead arsenate or Paris green lime sprays. Strawberry weevils threaten plantations again this year and suggest continual cultivation and fresh land.
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Jarkepur
Thia
Northwestern National Bank
Minnespolia
LeRoy Cady
Mimocisite Torticulturiat
University Farm
St. Paul
Ming
Ole and Ingeborg Have Another Chat
A fragmented dialogue among Ole and Ingeborg about politics money and labor urges workers to organize. They recall a visiting Indiana man and a talker who paid sixteen dollars and discuss paying for influence while denouncing political parties and money as king through a long quoted poem. The piece ends with a promise to tell about another Ole Hansen next time it rains.
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Nellie
Olé
Indiana
T'motreea
League
Ingeborg
Ole
Tagesberg
Halla
Ole Hansen
Hold Up Bandit Strikes Watertown After Night Break
After a one night lull a bandit again halted residents in Watertown on July 1. James Grant, son of Mrs. Nettie Grant, was stopped at 10:30 pm by a masked man with a revolver, order to raise his hands while the assailant pressed a weapon to his side and fled after appearing from behind a lilac bush. Grant and Roy Stever had earlier been together. police took a description but found nothing.
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Watertown
James Grant
Nettie Grant
Young Grant
Grant
Roy Stever
How to Restore Damaged Pastures in Minnesota
Minnesota farmers faced early spring pasturing that left pastures burned out as heat arrived. Cited expert Andrew Ross of the Minnesota Experiment Station advises top-dressing sparse areas with barnyard manure to protect roots and improve both quantity and quality within weeks. If possible, split pasture into two fields and rotate grazing to aid recovery.
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Minnesota
Grase
Andrew Ross
Bom
Pasture planning for fly season and wet weather
Advice stresses keeping stock ready for wet July and August, with emphasis on good pasture fields and ample protection on Badaslure. It notes difficulties during fly season and urges no sparing of paint to maintain stock condition and forage access.
U S Marine on Duty in Peking Born in China
Private C W Childress, born to American parents in China, serves at the American Legation in Peking. He enlisted after turning 18, speaks Chinese fluently, and works as an interpreter. He hopes to visit the United States one day.
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Peking
China
U. 8
United States
Legation
C. W. ¥. Childress
Marine
Childvers
Mowing Mac Ne Needs Care Before Hay Season
Farmers agree that mowing machines should be in top repair before haying. Bassett of the University suggests starting with drive wheels, checking pawls, springs, and shafts, renewing worn gear boxes, and ensuring sickle guards and guides are properly adjusted and sharp.
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Bassett
University Tarm
Mr. Tassett
Fragmentary 8 Inch Reguiny Wedding Plan Shambles
A garbled clipping shows scattered phrases about a wedding, a morning fire, and unclear league references. Names and locations are unreadable, leaving only disjointed bits such as “We've bee ne announced clearance” and “this Morning” with miscellaneous words.
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Col
Sdma Qwite
Ktatie
Milton Gapotia
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Reserve Bank
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Plyangkera
Minneapolis
Reserve Bank of Minneapoli
Stavig Bros
Carly
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Marine Undo
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