Hughes Urges Friendly Policy to All Nations at Brown
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes told Brown University alumni that the United States should avoid tying itself to rivalries abroad while recognizing its ties to world economic problems. He cited American unity and liberty as the springs of the war effort and urged maintaining independence in foreign policy while fostering friendly, principled diplomacy.
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Providence
BR. L
Charles E. Hughes
Brown University
America
Europe
Mivssags
Thousands starve in Kiev amid siege by Ukrainian resur gents
A dispatch from Berne dated June 17 reports a famine catastrophe in Kiev with mass deaths. Two thousand people were buried in a single day as Kiev endures a siege by Ukrainian resur gents, signaling severe humanitarian crisis.
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Berne
Kiev
Ukraine
Chautauqua Session Begins Tomorrow With Noted Acts
Forty Parkaton area businessmen and nearby farmers organize a summer Chau tauqua lineup. Highlights include the Royal Holland Bell Ringers and the Broadway comedy A Runaway Match. University of Missouri Extension speaker Paul B. Naylor presents Rural Vision and Victory for farmers. The Columbine Musical Club opens with afternoon and evening programs, with lectures by Dr Reitzel and others.
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Parkaton
Royal Holland Bell
Mark Swain
Paul B. Naylor
University of Missouri, Agricultural Extension Department
Columbine Musical Club
Dr. Reitzel
Mary Ellen Anderson-Lui Ring
Anderson - Ring
P. B. Naylor
Stewart Long
Wilbur Betty Co
Dr. Herbert
Emma B. Smith
Minsk
Local brief notes on students and visits to Milwaukee
Accompanied by Sisters of the Sacred Heart School Miss Clara Arend and Agnes Marking left for Milwaukee on Monday. In Yankton they were joined by Hildegard Kabesiemann who will enter a Milwaukee convent with Arend and Marking, while the Sisters spend their vacation there.
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Sisters of the Sacred Heart School
Clara Arend
Agnes Marking
Milwaukee
Yankton
Hildegaard Kabeisemann
Arend
Marking
Twilight Baseball To Be Introduced At Parkson
The Commercial Club in Parkson forms a committee to organize local baseball teams and a weekly evening schedule at the new athletic park. The first game will pit married men against single men next week, with other matches planned including teams labeled the “beans” and the “fats.” Women sign up to form a team for likely matches, and admission will be charged to aid park rent.
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Parkson
Eans
Fats
Bentliff and Stainbrook marry in Olivet on June 15
Frank Bentliff and Dora Stainbrook daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Stainbrook of Milltown were married at Olivet on Wednesday June 15 The couple will reside in the southern part of the city where the groom has leased a house Bentliff has worked as a mechanic at the Motor Inn garage and will continue there A motor trip to Mitchell and a visit with Bentliff’s relatives followed the ceremony.
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Frank Bentliff
Dora Stainbrook
A. J. Stainbrook
Milltown
Olivet
Mr. Bentliff
Motor Inn
Mitchell
Visitors and Local Outings Highlight Weekend in City
Irene Zocher left for Portland Oregon after visiting friends in the city since Friday. Carl Gross departed for Chicago where he works at the Chicago Stock Exchange after a week with his parents. Dr Emil Mueller and brother Gustave were in town from Tripp Thursday evening. Edward Kayser and daughter Evaline traveled from Sioux City to visit relatives here. Marie Fergen and Margaret Oberembt spent Sunday afternoon visiting Ethan and Mitchell.
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Irene Zocher
Portland
Oregon
Miss Zocher
Ohio
Carl Gross
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Edward Kayser
Evaline
Sioux City
Parkston Firemen Win Many Prizes at State Meet
Parkston Volunteer Fire Department returned from Mobridge with a strong showing at the state meet. Though missing the cup by a slim margin, they captured more prize money than any other department and earned top honors in events such as best appearing parade, ladder climb, Chief's and Fireman's foot races, single and double coupling contests, and champion hook and ladder. Math Behrend reelected to the board of directors with Madison chosen as next year’s tournament site.
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Parkston
Mobridge
Altho
Math. Behrend
Madison
Parkstone
Teske Ist
Gray
Issenhuth
Rempfer
German Baptist Conference of Dakota Ends Annual Session
The German Baptist Conference of Dakota closed Sunday night with Prof. L Kaiser of Rochester Theological Seminary delivering the farewell sermon. Attendance was good and reports showed growth in home and foreign missions. Foreign mission offerings totaled 40189.81 for the past year. The 1922 meeting will be held at Herried.
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German Baptist Conference of
Dakota
L. Kaiser
The
Baptist Theological Seminary of
Rochester
N.Y
Jat Herried
Local arrivals and visits across counties
John Schmierer Sr and Otto drove up from Scotland Monday. Mrs M A Mason left Monday for Nebraska to visit Sheriff Karl Schmiedt and son John Neu from Kaylor. Gust Dewald Gottlieb Haar Foley and Rames of Olivet attended the Bonus Day celebration Wednesday. Miss Johanna Lambertus returned Sunday night from Sioux City. Miss Adena Carlson of Chicago has been visiting at the Gottlieb Pietz ane in the early part of the week.
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Paul Meisenholder
Eva Nelson
W. A. Monks
Georgia Woodruff
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
EB. D. Schowalter
Karl Schmiedt
John Neu
Kaylor
Gust Dewald
Gottlieb Haar
Messrs. Foley and Rames of
Olivet
Johanna Lambertus
Elsie
Sioux City
Adena Carlson
Chicago
Lutheran District Admi al Meeting Set Amid Preparations
Next week the South Dale district of the Town Lutheran Synod will hold their admial meeting in this city. About 50 ministers five professors and six teachers are included and expected to vote. The conference opens June 30 and closes July 4. An English conference and public services are planned with Rev Senst preaching and Dr F Richter the principal speaker. Invitations extended to Lutheran congregations of Tripp Hillside Armour Scotland and Menno to attend Sunday services.
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South Dale Oe
Lutheran Synod
Insthia
Senst
Suinday
F. Richter
Mission
Australia
Tripp
Hillside
Armour
Scotland
Menno
Jack Frost as Good Friend in Soil and Stone Work
Article discusses frost and thaw helping soil formation and rock disintegration. Notes bacteria counts rise in hard winters and thaw cycles aid weathered rock to form soil. Describes practice in Cotswolds and Collyweston of freezing stone blocks, tapping, and splitting slate for rooting houses and rubble conversion.
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London
Cotswolds
Collyweston
Stamford
Henry Ide Dies in Vermont
Henry Ide former governor general of the Philippines and minister to Spain under Taft died in St Johnsbury Vermont at seventy six. A Bar Net Vermont native, Ide began in diplomacy as U S commissioner to Samoa in 1891 and later served as chief justice of Samoa before moving to the Philippines to aid the civil government and hold multiple financial and judicial posts.
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St. Johnsbury
Henry
Ide
Philippines
Spain
Taft
California
Barnet
United States
Samoa
Great Britain
Germany
Taft Com
State approves mobile field force plan to aid agents
Major Haynes outlined a mobile field force to reinforce state agents against interstate violations. He testified the unit would operate independently of directors but serve to stimulate activity of local forces and provide immediate coping power in emergencies.
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Haynes
St. Madebeech
Chicago Strikers Return to Work Pending Wage Ruling
About 20 000 to 25 000 building trades workers resume duties in Chicago after orders from Federal Judge Landis. Workers will be paid the old rate until a wage decision is issued, expected before the first payroll.
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Chicago
Landis
Shriners Parade in Des Moines Garners Record Chicago Crowd
Ten thousand Shriners in vivid robes and turbans march past Ellis Lewis Caretson of Tacoma, Imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The Des Moines parade is described as one of the largest Shrine imperial council gatherings on record.
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Des Moines
Ellis Lewis Caretson
Tacoma
Wash
Imperial
Shrine Imperial Council
Firemen Killed in Jersey Collision at Street Crossing
Perth Amboy fire department reports six firefighters killed and seven injured in a wreck involving a fire apparatus and a Jersey Central Railroad train at a street crossing before six o'clock. The accident occurred during routine response to a fire call.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Jersey Central Railroad
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Brown Univerality
John Schmierer, Jr
Omaha
Bry Issenhuth
Fred Sinkbeil
Forst
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Redfield
Emil Mueller
Brother Gustave
Marie Fergen
Margaret Oberembt
Ethan and
Iitchell
Behrend
Baptist Close
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Otto
Jack Frost
Henry Ide
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