Forty Second Annual Meeting program drawn into Senate notice
A letter to the President criticizes a forthcoming Forty Second Annual Meeting of the Academy of Political Science in New York City. It names committee members and prominent financiers allied with Wall Street and Columbia figures, warning that discussion on The Money Problem demands timely attention.
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Academy of Political Science
Hotel Astor
New York City
Senate
Committee On
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Lindsay
Senate Finance Committee
Europe
E. E. Agger
Columbia University
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal Company
Bush
Nicholas Murray Butler
Waddill Catchings
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan & Co
Iron and Steel Industry
Advisory Council of Administration of War Labor
Department of Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Cunliffe-Owen
New York Tribune
Will H. Hays
Sullivan
Indiana
Republican National Committee
J. 8. Jenks
Joseph French Johnson
Chicago Tribune
Monetary Commission
E. W. Kemmerer
Mexico
Thomas W. Lamont
House of Morgan
Ogden L. Mills
Joint Commission On Agricultural Inquiry
George W. Perkins, Jr
J .P. Morgan
International Harvester Co
U. S. Steel Corporation
Great
L. 3
Frank A. van
War States Treasury
U. S
National City Bank of New York
Bankers and Treasury Officials Targeted in Federal Reserve Critique
The piece accuses Eliot Wadsworth and Paul M Warburg of steering the money system toward debt and control. It portrays Warburg as architect of the Federal Reserve and criticizes Wall Street and international bankers for entangling both major parties in a supposed financial trap. The article references H Parker Willis and notes a continued discussion on page 4.
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United States
Wiesel
Eliot Wadsworth
the Treasury
Treasury
Federal Reserve and
Wall Street
Paul M. Warburg
House of Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Warburg
Federal Reserve System
Senate
H. Parker Willis
Ex Senator Al M Hagan Dies in North Dakota
Obituary notes ex senator Al M Hagan born February 1856 near Springfield Massachusetts died December 1 1922 at Westhope North Dakota from diabetes and kidney complications He moved to Minnesota area in the 1860s then Westhope in 1905 He served two years in the state legislature and was elected to the state senate in 1918 Known as author of House Bill 44 and remembered as upright progressive neighbor and counselor for his community
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A. M. Hagan
Springfield
Massachusetts
Westhope
N. C
Anna Daily
Hagan
Wyman
Idaho
Arthur
Plentywood
Mont
Paul
Stanley
Laura
St. Paul
Mr. Hagan
Milbank
S. D
State Senate
House
Winter Term Opens Next Monday at Forestry Normal School
Winter Term begins December 11 with enrollment for the term to follow Christmas break. The article reports on library processing steps taught by Miss Agnes Solberg including collation stamping classification cataloguing accessioning and shelving to place books in the proper order.
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Agnes Solberg
Librariian
Cartoons and Readings From the Evening Journal News
A historical snippet notes readers closing office life to read cartoons in the Journal-News. It mentions Edgar Guest writings, cartoons by Dwig, Petie Dink, Jiggs, Mutt and Jeff, and Andy of Minnie, with readers referencing favorites like Jiggs and Maggie and Bud Fisher.
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Geo. T. Ryerson
Jerome W. Wheeler
Sol
Journal-News
Edgar Guest
Dwig’s
Petie Dink
Jiggs
Maggie
Jones
Bud Fisher
Mutt
Jeff
Andy
Minnie
Kirk
McCann Family Names and Legal Notice Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions individuals McCanns McCanna Fanning Gay W D and others with scattered data 20 E4NE E%SEX 29 162. No clear event date or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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McCanns
McCanna Fanning Gay
W.D. Nynwegerson
W. D. Gee
Cartoonist Bob Adams Lifts Spirits Amid Grief and Gloom
In a world heavy with sorrow, the speaker finds solace in humor. He praises his favorite cartoonist Bob Adams for bringing laughter to readers, noting that those who serve others with wit and warmth are the most uplifting amid hardship.
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Bob Adams
Free Picric Acid Offered to North Dakota Farmers
Farmers may secure picric acid, a dynamite substitute, through county extension agents by paying transportation charges. A wartime surplus distributed by the government will aid land clearing digging and ditching, with charges about 12 to 14 dollars per 100 pounds. Boxed in 100 pound lots, each 290 sticks weigh six ounces imprinting similar work to dynamite.
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North Dakota
J. W. Haw
F. C. B. St. Paul
Gleason leads Ford car sales in Fargo branch
R Gleason tops Ford sales for November among Fargo branch dealers covering North Dakota and parts of South Dakota Montana with higher performance than Grand Forks Minot or other cities. This marks his first month as the top seller under the Fargo branch, succeeding past second and third finishes.
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C. R. Glason
Ford
Fargo
Ford Motor Co
Farga
Gleason
Corn Potatoes To Be Judged At Institute
The Boys and Girls Club Achievement Institute at North Dakota Agricultural College December 18 to 28 will feature corn and potato judging contests. Gold silver and bronze medals will be awarded. rotato and coin contest prizes donated by local businesses. Housing options include college armory rooms at up to five cents per night per day, with dormitory meals at Ceres Hall for four days totaling 2 50. About 125 attendees expected from county projects with travel funded by local subscriptions.
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Achievement Institute
North Dakota Agricultural College
H. E. Billing
Fargo
Oscar H. Will & Company
Bismarck
Institute
Ceres Hall
Bottineal High Plans Multiple Basketball Games
Bottineal High announces nine upcoming basketball games against Beland Rugby Towner Bowbells Willow City Granville Omemee Rolette and West Hope. Season tickets sell for $2.25 to adults and $1 to Athletic Association members to fund a stronger team for the district tournament in Bowbells and to rally student support.
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Beland
Rugby
Towner
Bowbells
Willow City
Granville
Omemee
Rolette
Westhope
Athetic Association
The
Athletic Association
Bowhells
McCaffery
William Scally
Forestry-Normal
University
Agricultural College
Seaton
Letters from Bottineau voters seek action on upcoming legislature
N D Kramer writes to the Bottineau Courant asking constituents to share views on several likely bills. He lists topics such as the Children’s Code proposal, holidays for teachers, a county truancy officer, legal printing rates, non partisan ballots, stud farm breeding laws, and state road funding. He requests input from interested readers.
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Childen's Code Commission
The Children O The Claus For St Andrew's Day 1922
A fragment appears to be a historical poem or song text about Scotland and its people. It references St Andrew's Day 1922, the chieftain’s castle, and the Children o the Claus with lines about Scotland’s freedom and heritage. The readable portions include mentions of Lairdies kin, the Gaelic themes, and imagery of clans, rooftops, and pipes.
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Claus
St. Andrew’s Day
Scotland
Donald
Lau
Freedom
Bottineau Woman's Club Plans Chin Seal Sale
The Bottineau Woman's Club met at Mrs. L. C. Holt's home. A committee was appointed to handle Chin Seal sales through city schools. The club oversees seal sales across Bottineau County this year. Papers read included Cat of the Baby by Mrs. Catherine Ley and Growth Through Play by Mrs. L. C. Holz. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Holz.
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Bottineau
L. C. Holz
University of North Dakota Alumni Reunion Friday Evening
All former students and alumni of the University of North Dakota are urged to attend a general get-together and lunch after the Legion meeting Friday evening at The Shirley. President Kane will be the guest of honor.
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University of North Dakota
Legion
Shirley
Kane
Kane to Speak Here Friday Night
President Kane of the University of North Dakota will address the High School Assembly Friday at o o clock. The talk ties to Educational Week of the American Legion with music by the Legion Quartette. Public invited. admission free.
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Kane
University of North Dakota
American Legion
Legion Quartette
Comprehensive plan for crippled children in state focus
North Dakota plans to care for physically handicapped children under eighteen by court petition when parents cannot provide hospital and surgical care. If approved, the juvenile court will order temporary state custody to secure treatment at state hospitals without charge, with transport and medical costs covered.
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North Dakota Children's Code Commission
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Legion Weekly Report on Adjusted Compensation Support in Congress
The Times canvass shows strong backing for the adjusted compensation plan among new House members and a solid bloc in the Senate. It notes veto override prospects, outlines votes, and warns veterans to file vocational training applications before December 16, 1922.
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Proaogue
House of
United States Senate
Congress
House
Harding
Times
Ninery
Senate
American Legion
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Bayard
Delaware
Bruce
Maryland
George
Georgia
United States
Joe Sparks
National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion
U. S. Veteran's Bureau
Red Geom
Man Artera
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DREF
Lady's Weekly
Farmers Rural Credit Bank
Farmere Or
Bankers
AL M. Hagan
Forestry-Normal School
R. Gleason
Ford Car
Soutia News
South Dake
Bella Kornkvex
Norman Larson
Gordon Acheson
Anton Lallam
Iverson
Mra Herzog
Minot
FP. T. Williams
L. J. Derr
Hilda
Kramer
N. D
Bottineau Courant
Bottineau, N. D
J.C. Miller
Strath
Mearland
MacLachlan
Understan
Jess
King George
Flora Cameron Burr Ee Ee
Bottineau Woman's Club
J. P. Parkinson
Pargo
Grace Rethgarn
Anerigan Legion Weekly Letter
Oba
Doe
Tae
Greengard
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