Veblen Debate Sees Farmer Boys Win Public Discussion
The piece argues the Nonpartisan League is failing North Dakota as the debate between factions continues. It claims the League uses deceit and slander, and that its supporters cannot defend their principles in open dialogue. The article portrays the opposing side as better equipped for clean politics and free speech.
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Depres
Noopartisan League
North Dakota
League
Pigrevan
Ufun
Send the Statue of Liberty Back to France editorial
The Chicago Tribune on April 26 published a reactionary editorial opposing funding for a statue to France and criticizing suppression of free speech. It argues about rights, government actions, and journalistic independence in a period of civil liberties debate.
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France
Chicago Tribune of
Chicago
Llong
Tts Jhost
Burleson
Department of Justice
Juan
Annual Financial Statement of Sisseton City 1919 1920
The document presents the annual financial condition of the City of Sisseton for the year beginning May 1, 1919 and ending April 6, 1920. It enumerates receipts, expenditures, balances and collections by department, showing city operations and fiscal health.
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Sisseton
Ree Bisgku
Strikes and Liberty Statue Quip in Wartime Rhetoric
Fragmentary wartime remarks blame strikes and praise stern action against labor disruptions. A rhetoric thread mocks tariffs and laws, hints at jail for strikers, and comically contemplates returning the Statue of Liberty to France with Rhine-bank stipulations.
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Wingeless
Tron
France
Rhine
High Court Probes North Dakota Banking Case Involving Taxpayers
Justices question Young on fourteenth amendment limits and state banking powers. They debate whether North Dakota can engage in private business for public finance and whether prior rulings apply. The case stems from Fargo federal district court loss by 42 taxpayers and awaits a Supreme Court decision with no forecasted date.
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Young
North Dakota
McReynolds
Prn
Bangs
Portland
Maine
White
Federal District Court
Fargo
Supreme Court of
Federal Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Farm Labor Situation in South Dakota
A state survey from April 1 to 10 shows enough farm help to meet spring demand in South Dakota. Twenty three county farm bureaus report a need for 40 laborers with wages averaging 75.33 dollars monthly, ranging from 65 to 85 dollars and up to 120 in one county. The U S Department of Labor is represented by Chas McCaffree, with cooperative state and federal employment offices in Mitchell, Huron, Rapid City and other areas.
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South Dakota
United States Department of Labor
Chas, McCaffree
Pierre
Federal
Departments of Labor
Torm
Mitchell Huron
Rapid City
State employment offices in Nai and Sioux City under Gardner
The main employment office operates from the old federal site in St Paul with John P. Gardner as commissioner. County Park Bureau and chamber of commerce provide local district assistance.
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Nai
Sioux City
Towa
Federal
St. Paul
Old Capitol Building
John P. Gardner
County Park Bureau
Chamber of Com
Farm Labor Advice From County Agent Leader
Farmers seeking farm help should contact the local county agent for guidance. Harry J. Boyts, Assistant County Agent, leads the program.
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Harry J. Boyts
Ass't Co
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