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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1920

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Lincoln type moral and economic questions discussed

Editorial asks readers to ponder grave American issues with a Lincoln type leadership emphasizing morality in politics. It challenges explanations for price and wage dynamics, urges critical thinking on sugar, shoes, hides, and global money shifts, and hints at a broader reform crusade.

Coun John Burleytorn Ted States Senate Walish United States of America Res Lincoln Mer Azer Andy

Nonpartisan League Farmers Observe Third Party Convention in Chicago

A South Dakota group led by the state chairman and a farmer banker judge arrived in Chicago for the Third Party gathering. They kept to the edges of events, watching the keynote and strolling the hotel corridors in quiet, calculating manner.

Nonpartisan League South Dakota Chicago South Dakota Non- Partisan League Chigo Committee of Tytigeieht Carmen’s Hall

Nonpartisan League Farmers Rally in Minneapolis

In Minneapolis a large gathering of Nonpartisan League farmers and Labor Party supporters debated funding for a general election campaign. Leaders urged financial support to counter steel trust and big business, emphasizing a fight against concentrated wealth and a unified Farmer Labor program.

Fred A. Hardine Minneapoliss Nonpartisan League Workite People’s Nonpartisan Political League Minnesota Minneapolis Campaten Tin Steel Trust Willing Trust Dalle Star Richmond Cay George Griffith Townley

Political fundraising figures amid convention turmoil

The telegram confirms Robt M La Poilette withdrawal and Pawleys Park Christenson of Utah Ad Yee nomination. Speakers urged large donations with Burke of Minneapolis pledging $100 and a farmer promising $10. Townley set campaign contributions to a one third share for Teague supporters. Business interests vow over a million dollars to defeat the League In Mintesc. The associated fund for Sound Government has grown to $1,500,000.

Rea Mr. Townley L. T. Thompson Miedas Sve Standard Robt M la Poilette Pawleys Park Chriistenson Utah Christenson Caine J. W. Burke Minneapolis

Hanson Canfield Tie The Knot In July Wedding

On Saturday July 10 Erwir Hanson and Emma Louise Canfield surprised friends by marrying at Wheaton under Rev. D. M. Martin of the Presbyterian church. The couple, joined by Arthur and Mrs. Tew, return to Sisseton the same day and will live on the farm south of town where Erwin operates a dairy. The Standard joins friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.

Erwir I Hanson Emma Louise Canfield Wheaton Phicr D. M Martin Presbyterian Church of Erwin Standard

Real People and Real Life in Play at Unique Theater

The Fall of a Breary Coast presents a powerful picture drama in San Francisco with Rev. Paul Smith. Four hundred women march on his church in a bid to drive him out, while a tender love story threads through the tense, realistic plot. Crane Wilbur stars as the fighting hero overcoming evil.

San Francisco Paul Smith Rev. Smith Crane Wilbur

May U S imports and exports totals announced by bureau

The government bureau reports May imports totaling 431 million dollars versus 328.9 million last year. May exports reach 745.9 million dollars, up from 603.7 million in the prior May year.

Government Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce United States

Germany Reports Large War Losses Depths of Cost

Recent statistics from Germany show 1,350,000 men killed in the war. There are 520,000 war widows and 1,130,000 war orphans in the country.

Germany

Will the People Stand for Old Party Frame Up

A republication quotes Henry Ford on party conventions and public apathy in a critical view of the Republican and Democratic nominating processes. It argues for decisive citizen action and questions the influence of money and liquor interests on national politics.

Repucisan Henry Ford Dearhot Ford Dail The Independent Partie San Francisco Chicago League of Nations

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