Farmers oppose Townley backed loans in North Dakota
North Dakota farmer preacher McKaig cites Bank of North Dakota loans and state interests to attack the Non Partisan League and Towneleyism. He accuses NP L leaders of taxes and mismanagement and warns farmers to wake up before further loss. He notes McKaig borrowed 7308 dollars with 400 acre tract valued 5400 and 313 acre tract valued 3593.
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Ise
Idaho
H. G. Holta
North Dakota
N. P. L. Haw
NP. L.e
Orth Dakota
Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Morton County
McKaig
Gaye
Noeth Dakota
N. PL
N. S
Omaha Street Railway Workers Authorize Strike
Omaha street railway employees have authorized their executive committee to call a strike after the company refused to grant a 13 cent an hour wage increase. The Tribune offered citywide delivery at 60 cents per month.
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Omaha
Street Railway
Weather and Crop Outlook After Cold Dry Windy Week
The week was cold, dry and windy, delaying crop development despite abundant sunshine. Frost hit several nights, most severely May 26 and June 1, damaging apples, prunes, garden and truck crops in Payette, lower Boise, Snake valleys, with extended effects into the Boise river valley and eastern Idaho counties. Potatoes in Deerflat were frozen in some fields, alfalfa and clover frosted in spots, and overall frost damage will likely reduce fruit and potato production. Cereals advanced slowly. wheat looks fine, barley headed, rye near bloom, winter wheat jointed, spring wheat in jointing. Alfalfa, pasture, and range growth slowed by cold and drying winds. some harvests in lower Boise-Payette. Range behind in Elmore and Ada counties but better in Bannock, Bear Lake, and Camas, especially Bannock. Livestock in good condition and gaining. Corn reaching good stand. plants pale and yellow needing warmth. Seeding near completion. cultivation underway, but overall warmer weather needed to advance crops for the season.
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Payette
Lower
Boise
Snake
Idaho
Deerflat
Darley
Oats
Boise-Payette
Elmore
Adama
Bannock
Bear Lake
Camas
Alameda Boat Club Eyes Pacific Regatta Return
Alameda California June 2 The Alameda Boat club plans to enter all events at the Pacific Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta in San Diego on July 11 John S Lewis will captain the senior four crew with David Patrick as stroke and the lineup including W H Godfrey George Hansen and Harry Peterson coxswain Al Brampton will compete in the senior skiff event.
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Alameda
Cal
Alameda Boat Club
Pacific Association of Amateur Oarsmen
San Diego
John S. Lewis
David Patrick
Lewis
W. H. Godfrey
Reporters would have gotten along in old Jerusalem
At the Church and Community convention the commission on religious publicity presented its finding that the founder of Christianity would have cooperated with reporters. It urged intelligent church cooperation with newspapers to present the broader work without flaunting publicity, noting Jerusalem's hypothetical paper protests at the crucifixion.
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Cleveland
Commission On Federations
Federal Council of Churches of Christian America
Commission On
Jerusalem
War Time Measures to Be Repealed by House Panel
The House Judiciary Committee voted to repeal wartime emergency laws except the Lever Food Control Act, the Trading with the Enemy Act, and DC rent profiteering. The war time prohibition act would also be repealed, aiming to reopen liquor sales if a Supreme Court ruling voids the 18th amendment. Congress opposes repealing the wartime act via Volstead enforcement law veto. The measure would take effect immediately upon presidential approval.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Columbia
Volstead
House
Wets
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Woman Champion Cricket Player to Defend Title
San Francisco dispatch reports Helen Baker, Pacific coast women’s tennis champion, will defend her title at the national championships at the Philadelphia Cricket Club on September 13. She plans an early July departure to the east and will play matches in Berkeley, California, this year against top contenders including Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman and Michele Goss.
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San Francisco
Helen Baker
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Baker
Berkeley
Cal
Haze
Hotchkiss Wightman
Micanel Goss
General Allen appoints Stone to Rhineland commission role
General Henry T. Allen names Colonel David L. Stone former third division chief of staff as representative of the American army of occupation for sessions of the allied Rhineland commission.
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Coblens
Henry T. Allen
David L. Stone
Third Division
Army of Occupation
Russian forces press Polish front despite holds near Heresina
London reports both ends of the Polish front are under bolshevik pressure while troops are checked along the Heresina river according to a Moscow official statement received by wireless. The Dowager Viscountess Wolseley dies in London leaving Francesa Gare net Woleeley as heir by special act to the title.
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Heresina
Moscow
Viscountess
Wolseley
Francesa Garenet Woleeley
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