Northern Normal President to Tour Japan for Lectures
Dr. Harold W. Foght, president of the Northern Normal and Industrial School at Aberdeen, accepts an invitation to tour Japan giving lectures at its educational institutions. An act of Congress adds to the Black Hills state game park including Harney Peak and Needles. May crop estimates are modest but world crops show strength especially India's wheat and Argentina's corn compared with prior years.
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Harold W. Foght
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
Japan
Learning
Congress
Black Hills
Harney Peak
Harney Canyon
The
Needles
Sylvan Lake
India
Europe
Record of Immigrant Arrivals and Applications
Government immigration officials report 600,000 applications from Europeans seeking entry to America. Two ships last week carried 3,500 steerage passengers from Italy, with more travelers en route.
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America
Italy
Lake Andes Hosts Annual Fish Day With Sports Races
Tomorrow June 11 at Lake Andes features a fish dinner at noon and an afternoon of sports including races and a ball game. Lake Andes promotes hospitality in its long running Fish Day celebrations and vows to maintain its tradition against interference from H. C. L.
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Lake Andes
President Wilson faults Congress over cost of living reforms
The article notes President Wilson accusing Congress of failing to pass key remedial measures on living costs. It mentions a bill repealing wartime autocratic powers, which he refused to sign, leaving him with authority to act personally if regulation remains blocked.
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Wilson
Congress
Republican National Committee Races Contests for Convention Seats
The committee spent eight weeks examining 137 contests for seats at the national convention, mostly from the South where race tensions influence outcomes. It refused a lily white stance and insisted on open conventions. Woodgetts 12, Lowden 7, 116 uninstructed with a likely tilt to Lowden. South representation judged excessive relative to popular vote.
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National Republican Committee
South
Republican Party
Woodgets
Gov. Lowden
Lowden
Sweet clover seed harvest guidance from agronomist
A reader from Milledgeville asks how to handle eighty acres of sweet clover seeded last year for seed. Dr. A N L Home, agronomist at the stats college, replies that clipping timing depends on height and growth. if the crop is vigorous now, clipping at 18 to 20 inches tall can optimize seed yield while considerations of using first cut for fertilizer or hay are noted.
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Brookings
S. D
S. L
Milledgeville
Dr. A. NL
Sweet Clover Seed Prospects For The Season
CG. Lareen, Director of Extension at State College, notes generous rainfall supports robust sweet clover growth. Farmers face a choice: harvest first growth for hay or leave it to develop seed, depending on hay needs and local rainfall expectations for a possible second growth.
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CG. Lareen
State College
North Dakota Legion Chief Criticizes Palmer on O’Hare
Grand Forks North Dakota June 4 L Dawson state commander of the American Legion sends a telegram to Attorney General Palmer denouncing any commutation for Kate Richards O’Hare convicted of sedition. He condemns the department for backing a pardon and accuses Palmer of inconsistent stance toward radicals and ex servicemen mothers.
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Grand Forke
N. C
V. L. Dawson
Beach
American Legion
Palmer
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Washington, D. C
Kate Richards O'Hare
Reds
C. L. Dawson
Department of North Dakota
Gompers Denounces State’s Role in Industrial Peace Debate
The AFL leader rejects state mediation in labor disputes and urges collective bargaining by employers. He argues strikes remain the workers’ final weapon to resist oppression, warning that industrial peace by public force is a Soviet model and would yield control to unions over prices and essential goods.
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Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gov. Allen
Kansas
New York
Allen
Gompere
Supreme Court affirms Prohibition amendment and Volstead law
The Supreme Court upholds the prohibition amendment as legally adopted and rules state referendum votes conflict with the federal constitution. It declares the Volstead Act constitutional and asserts states ratifying the amendment gave Congress authority to enact it, making prohibition a federal responsibility.
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Supreme Court
Congreece
Prohibition Repeal Need Amendment Not Election
The article states that repeal of prohibition requires a constitutional amendment, not a national election, emphasizing that only an amendment process can end the policy. It notes the legal barrier of removing prohibition via electoral results alone.
Boys and Girls Club Camp Returns to Vermillion Campus
The Boys and Girls Club Camp will run one week from June 28 at the University of Vermillion with seven camps statewide this summer. Participants from ten counties will receive lectures in livestock, dairy, crops, home economics, and farm mechanics, with dormitory lodging for girls and gymnasium housing for boys.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Lareen
Lloyd Mitchell
Scotland Pig Club
Scotland
Jeacher
Unionalls
Republican National Convention Opens in Chicago
The Republican National Convention met in Chicago Tuesday with temporary organization. Senator Lodge of Massachusetts was elected temporary chairman and delivered the keynote. Wood supporters won the two major chairmanships on credentials and resolutions committees amid strong activity.
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Chicago
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wood
Open contest for presidential nomination in a party rivalry
The piece describes a good natured rivalry over selecting a president candidate. No single faction controls the convention, leading to an open fight for the nomination. A dark horse could emerge once it wins broad support, contrasted with past financial influence.
Exchange Notes on What a Boy Is Illustrated
A speaker defines a boy as an 18 year old composite being, blending barbarian, angel, and animal traits. He is described as swift, aquatic, and versatile in movement, with varied animal analogies reflecting climatic conditions. The passage contemplates boyhood as the raw material of manhood, noted by giants and teachers.
Port land visitor and road plans noted in Tyndal Register
Mrs Herbert Silverwood of Port land ore arrived Saturday visiting her brother C E Gardner at Bon Homme and renewing old acquaintances N O Tell went to Sioux Falls to oversee interests preparing to move soon He bought a fine home The Monroe Road Planer impressed county commissioners leading to four more machines ordered across districts The device is expected to reduce road dragging costs and the commissioners deserve congratulations for the investment
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Herbert Silverwood
Portland
Ore
C. E Gardner
Bon Homme
Otelle
Sioux Falls
Monroe Road
Travel noted in Lesterville Ledger visitors to Scotland
Mrs Geo Sille visited with relatives and friends at Scotland last Sunday. Mr and Mrs E F Eisenmann visited Scotland last Sunday. Mr and Mrs John P Kozel returned Monday from Scotland after a visit with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs C M Plumb returned from Madison Is where they spent several days with relatives. Mr and Mrs F W Klinkner and family were Scotland visitors last
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Lesterville Ledger
Geo Sille
Scotland
E. F. Eisenmann
John P. Kozel
Mrs. C M. Plumb
Madison
F. W. Klinkner
Miss Anna Koupal Dies After Rochester Hospital Visit
Miss Anna Koupal of Tabor died in Rochester Minnesota on May 28 after an appendicitis operation on May 24 She had prior attacks of appendicitis and hip trouble from a childhood injury and had traveled in hopes of relief. Frank Halla Richard Cacek Anton Cacek and Stanley Sevier left for Gillette Wyoming to establish homesteads under soldiers rights on three hundred twenty acres each in a grazing area.
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Anna Koupal
Rochester
Minn
Frank Halla
Richard Cacek
Anton Cacek
Stanley Sevier
Gillette
Wyoming
Mrs. Turnbill Called to Sioux Falls for Ill Son
Mrs. L. C. Turnbill was summoned to Sioux Falls at the start of the week to aid her son John who is reported seriously ill. Frank Taplett suffered a sudden appendicitis attack Tuesday morning and underwent an afternoon operation. The operation succeeded and his condition is now satisfactory.
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L. C. Turnbill
Sioux Falls
John
Frank Taplett
Springfield Times Briefs: Mrs. Goodenough Heads to Scotland
The Springfield Times notes Mrs. H. H. Goodenough traveled this morning as a passenger to Scotland for a Federated Clubs district meeting. Also reported is the death of Miss Mary Collins in Keokuk Iowa, described as a lifelong missionary.
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H. H. Goodenough
Scotland
Mary Collins
Keokuk
Avon Clarion reports on local reactions and student enrollment
The Avon Clarion notes sympathy for Johnny Luke Sim’s son who caused a pedestrian collision in Sioux City, urging restraint. It also mentions Dakota Wesleyan University attracting three Java merchants’ sons, boosting foreign enrollment amid China’s unsettled conditions pushing students abroad for study.
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Johnny Luke
Sim
Sioux City
Avon
Avon Clarion
Mitchell
S. D
Java
Dakota Wesleyan University
Peru
Bolivia
China
Mexico
Korea
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Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
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Goodrich
Springfield
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