Hitchcock Landers Republicans Clash Over War Era Claims
The Republican Publicity Association criticizes Senator Hitchcock for claiming Republicans slept on the day the war began and never woke. It argues Republicans led preparedness, organized Plattsburg, supported war measures, and urged reconstruction plans before demobilizing after the armistice, urging Nebraskan voters to judge the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semater Sitehcock
Nebenski
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Titchcock
Hitchcock
Tie
Wilson
Plattsburg
Lusitania
United States
Prat
Wil
House
Julius Kahn
Calfornia
Senator Weeks
Senate
Representative Maddan
Nebraska
Chicago Car Strike Called Affects Millions Daily
Chicago announces a city wide transport strike set for next Tuesday. More than 2.5 million daily riders on surface and elevated lines will be affected. The city’s 200,000 taxis and privately owned vehicles, including trucks and horse drawn conveyances, are jammed with passengers. Suburban residents will be forced to walk or stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Strikers Must Surrender Seniority Rights, Board Rules
Nashville officials state strikers on the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis line must give up seniority rights before a strike settlement. President Whitford R. Cole insists the board’s decision will be upheld and that hired men since July will keep seniority. In Baltimore, questions arise whether B and O repair workers will return under Galloway’s proposal.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Chattanooga and St. Louis
Whitford R. Cole
Cole
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Galloway
Hi-Liners Split Double Header At Fargo Ballpark
The Hi-Liners split a doubleheader with Fargo yesterday, winning the afternoon game 6 to 4 behind Delman on the mound and Brundage making standout left field plays. In the nightcap Fargo edged Valley City 8 to 2 as Michaelson allowed eleven hits while Valley City failed to score until the eighth inning.
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Fargo
Delman
Shanks
Star Athletic
Brundage
Jamestown
Athletics
Michaelson
Katina
Valley City
Abrh
Port
Wingfield
Weidlell
Meier
Lenahan
Chervinko
Brindza Pitches, Hi-Liners Win In Lopsided Finale
Valley City defeated Jamestown 8 to 2 as Brindza pitched a strong complete game striking out seven and allowing three hits. Stalker, Carlson and Lane provided key hits, while Peterson hit a homer for Jamestown. Hart and Menne starred defensively for Valley City in a lineup strong throughout.
Sinister Ed Smith in The Mysterious Rider at Grand
Benjamin B Hampton presents Mor Hodkinson’s photo play of Zane Grey’s The Mysterious Rider at the Grand theatre tonight. Frederick Starr is cast as Ed Smith, praised as the ideal actor for such brutal, powerful roles in this era of Western melodrama.
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Benjamin B. Hampton
Mor Hodkinson
Zane Grey
Grand Theatre Tonight
Ed. Smith
Frederick Starr
Mr. Starr
Tjohinsen
Riders of the Daws
Brutal Creations
North Dakota state fair honors bee exhibits prize
Fargo reports prize totaling 165 dollars for the largest bee exhibits at the state fair, highlighting North Dakota’s booming apiculture. Entomologist R L Webster credits long summer days and nectar-rich flora, especially white sweet clover, for success in bee raising. He notes Italyan bees’ industriousness, warns open-air bees are hard to control, and mentions breeders offering mated queens with multi-year guarantees.
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Fargo
North Dakota
R. L. Webster
North Dakota Agricultural College
Mr. Webster
North
South
Dakota
Government Will Protect People in Transport Crisis
The Transportation Act of 1920 gives broad authority to the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend rules, direct car service, share terminals, and prioritize traffic during emergencies. It asserts federal power to control rail operations, set prices, and curb coal profiteers to serve the public and ensure coal and transportation access.
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Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Commission
Labor Board
Pra
Jewell
Membership Growth in North Dakota Wheat Growers
Farmers across North Dakota join the North Dakota Wheat Growers Association as the 1922 wheat pool nears market. About 150 Williston-area farmers, formerly with U S Grain Growers, Inc., agree to amalgamate following the Farm Bureau Federation move and plan to operate a local Williston wheat elevator.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Wheat Growers Association
Williston
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Governor Nestos Urges Lignite Drive In North Dakota
North Dakota Governor R. Nestos launched a statewide campaign to sell lignite to residents and, if needed, to customers outside the state. He asked 1,800 coal dealers to report current stocks, projected needs, and to canvass their communities for immediate orders to secure fuel for the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
North Dakota
Minnesota
Samuel Crabbe Awarded Prize at North Dakota State Fair
Fargo reports show Samuel F. Crabbe, noted Jerseys breeder from Stutsman County, placed sixth in a butterfat guessing contest at the North Dakota State Fair. He received a cream colored celluloid collar donated by Max Morgan. Crabbe said he did not expect such a premium and will wear the collar with care.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Samuel F. Crabbe
Stutsman County
Max Morgan
Crabbee
Morgan
London Times urged to pay U S debt now
Washington July 28 The London Times leads a call for Britain to proceed at once to pay its debt to the United States The Republican Publicity Association reports notes the Times advocates issuing bonds to service the debt and setting an example for world financial settlements It says American readers should see the debt as a business matter and that repayment would boost British American relations and European recovery.
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Washington, D. C
London Times
Great Britain
United States
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathen Bourne
Japan
The
Times
Europe
West
Wall Street
New York
Employment to be found for vets in Fargo office
Fargo offices of the employment service section of the United States Veterans bureau have opened with Fred R. Brady of Sioux Falls in charge. W. T. Mollison, the district employment representative, announced the new branch. The service will locate opportunities for trained veterans and follow them on the job for several months to ensure suitable placement. Brady directs all North Dakota work from Fargo, inviting reports of openings for government trained men.
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Fargo
United States Veterans Bureau
Fred R. Brady
Sioux Fall
W. T. Mollison
Molligan
Ian
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Hitchcock Landers
Brindza
Yesterdy
Wile
Brinza
Gilbert
Hubbard
Peterson
Fitzgerald
Stalker
Carlson
Hart
Wenz
Menne
Koenig
Dean
Lee
Bet
Menna
Brindzs
Shaffer
Aaron
Carlson Bothan
Lane
Shanks Bagger
Catlina
Brindea
Gustson
Brinda
Bolg
Brunlage
Psterson Ifanrico Carlson
Fitzgerald Sr
Weidell
Brindza Meiers
Homerun
Kutina
James
Z Town
Collins
N. D
Samuel Crabbe
Britain
U.S
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