North Dakota Farm Plan Wins Wide Endorsements Across East
In one week the North Dakota farming program drew praise from three sources. U S Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis Post endorsed the reforms and praised the state as a landmark in national economic progress. Father Ryan editor of Catholic Charities Review, urged cautious study and warned against labeling the measures socialist. Henry E Klein, New York City Commissioner of Accounts, noted the reforms aim to reduce taxation on farmers and praised the state experiment as a model for broader government benefits.
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Louis F. Post
U. S
Catholic Charities Review
Father Ryan
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Henry H. Klein
City of
New York
North Dakota
Post
U. S. Department of Labor
Washington
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Mr. Post
Ike
Paul
Macedonia
Catholic Review
Old Gang
Catholic Church
Catholic University At
Washing
D. C
Cre Te Ne
LSC de Wey
Henry E. Klein Watchee
Henry E. Klein
New York City
Bank of North Dakota Seen as Essential for State Banking
The Bank of North Dakota will provide independent finance for state industries and farmers, reducing reliance on Twin City banks. It was organized last month, will coordinate with the Federal Reserve system, and aims to mobilize credit, support harvest financing, and centralize public funds for North Dakota.
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Bank of North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Twin City
North Dakota
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Commission
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
United States
Bank of
North Dakotas
Minneapolis
Emma Santered
Aremnreek
Chautauqua Plan Targets Nonpartisan League
Officials reveal a Billboard report detailing a broad chautauqua driven campaign to oppose the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota. Bookings span 97 towns with a $100000 total cost, largely funded by merchants and supported by St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth interests.
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North Dakota
Billboard Theatrical
New York City
Twin Cities
Duluth
Billboard
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Robbe
Nonpartisan League of
I Dea
Norman B. Black
Fargo
N. D
Chicago
Lyceum and Chautauqua
United States
North Dekots
McAdoo Forms Law Partnership in New York
Washington dispatch reports that William G. McAdoo Joseph P. Cotton George Franklin and Francis H McAdoo have formed a general practice law partnership based in Broadwey New York City. An administrator’s notice accompanies the announcement.
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Washington
William G. McAdoo
Joseph P. Cotton
George 3. Franklin
Francis H. McAdoo
Broadwey
New York City
Hovras
SPARE TO CAR FOR RETURNING SOLDIERS
Preparations for the soldiers compensation act begin at the Industrial commission meeting. Adjutant General Fraser, to administer the law, would draw up rates and regulations. Fraser says the act will help veterans. claims the half mill levy will cover all men in the first year.
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Industrial Commission
Fraser
Elephant Shoes Prompt Curious NY Experiment
An elephant named Lena wears four large shoes in New York as part of a test reported by the Christian Science Monitor. The aim is to keep Lena's feet warm during cold weather while the public notes the humorous sight and practical questions about fuel costs.
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New York
de Wolf Hopper
Lena
Christian Science Monitor
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