Senators Cite Six Words to Criticize League Trust
Washington July 11 Senators opposing the league of nations seized on six words from President Wilsons Senate speech as proof ratification would rob the United States of independence The words cited are At whatever cost The president said the world needs a new order of international politics founded on freedom and justice He added mankind finds its only hope in the league of nations Opponents argue the United States would be bound to act by league council advice while others contend action would be voluntary.
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Meat Packers to Hold Monopoly Threat to Food Supply
Washington dispatch reports the federal trade commission warning that the Big Five meat packers Armour Swift Wilson Morris and Caduhay seek to dominate the nation’s food and byproduct industries. The commission cites ownership in 574 companies with minority and undetermined interests in dozens more and calls for full public disclosure of corporate ownership to curb unfair competition and monopoly.
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Congress
Federal Trades Commission
Wilson
Armour
Swift
Morris
Caduhay
Losing Interest in Trial of Kaiser in Paris
Paris reports waning enthusiasm for trying the former Kaiser after Holland signaling sovereign rights, signaling likely Dutch non surrender if pressed. Allies focus on reparations more than the trial. Lloyd George the lone exception. plan to put Wilhelm on trial could fuel German passions. The Kaiser’s fate hinges on the King George connection, the first obstacle in pursuing the case.
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Kaiser
Paris
Holland
Lloyd George
Wilhelm
Napoleon
King George
Senate clash over league of nations and treaty grows bitter
Washington July 15 The senate fight on the league of nations and peace treaty grew hotter with Senator Morris of Missouri attacking the Shang Tung provisions. Senator Underwood supported the league while friction with Wilson intensifies as questions loom over secret peace conference deliberations and possible White House hearings.
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Washington
League of Nations
Morris
Missouri
Underwood
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Alis
Japan
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Senators Foresee Victory for Wilson in Senate
Washington reports that opponents of Wilson foresee a complete victory and quietly discuss U S withdrawal from the league of nations as a campaign issue in 1920. Some senators say withdrawal would require two years, with notice now to take effect in 1923, as the U S would have stabilized Europe and seek independent policy. In Berlin a small crowd at a Y M C A event threatened Americans but caused no trouble.
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Washington
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League
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League of the United States
Europe
Barnes County Fair and Races Thrill Week at Fair Grounds
Large crowds enjoyed a promising day at the Barnes County fair with two pacing races. Walnut Boy captured first, Lou Randall second, Danelle third, in times around 2.24. A second 2:20 pace saw Wimble don take top honors, Jennie May second, All The Time third. Evening highlights included vivid vaudeville acts, a wild steer ride tease, Ferris wheel and fireworks, plus food stalls and midways.
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J. T. Smith
Lou Randall
Jennie May
Frank Malloy
Butte, Mont
The
Duke
L. Downey
Wimbledon
Bob
F. & Davies
Fargo
Gen. Pershing
Bowery
J. H. Sampson
Sampson
America
Irene
Soldiers Home Coming Day in Valley City
A big home coming celebration for Barnes county veterans is planned at Chautauqua Park on July 18. All soldiers, sailors and marines are invited as guests with bands, a barbecue, dancing, entertainment, drinks and smoking areas. Citizens are urged to attend and welcome back the servicemen in uniform with their sweethearts for a day of joy and patriotic pride.
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Valley City
Chautauqua Park
Barnes County
Sheyenne Valley Farmers Plow Ahead Summer
The Sheyenne Valley community reports active farming as summer plowing begins. Visitors include Martin Olstad and son Ernest in Kathryn last Monday, and Anton Anderson Sr returning from Nome after weeks away. A large Ladies' Aid picnic occurred at James G. Thoregon's grove with locals noting gatherings and cattle shipments to Kathryn.
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Ernest
Kathryn
Russel Rudd
Fargo
Sheyenne Valley
Jens O. Aas
Ole Stevens
John F. Henrikson
Christ Mickel‘gon
Paul Fjeldstad
abonDats
Monson
Edward
Olga
Martha Olstad
Valley City
Lost two yearling heifers near Valley City
Two yearling heifers, one red and one black with a white face, range seven miles northwest of Valley City. Contact J. W. Brinton at 111 for details. State county treasurers held a convention in Valley City with light attendance but a profitable visit to the fair.
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Valley City
Notice of Private Real Estate Sale in Barnes County
Mary Farley executrix of Barney McAnany’s estate announces a private sale of the south half of the northeast quarter and north half of the southeast quarter in section 16 township 140 range 56 Barnes County North Dakota. Sale after July 25 1919 bids in writing at the County Court office Valley City ND. All cash terms. First publication July 3 1919.
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North Dakota
Barnes
Barney McAnany
Mary. Farley
Mary Farley
Barnes County
Valley City
N. D
Barney McAnan
Jennie Moe
George A. Moe
Minnie Lake
Geo. A. Moe
Certificate of Co Partnership Change of Members
The document records a change of members in the Valley City Plumbing and Heating Company. William R. Foster of Valley City and Patrick J. Connolly of Minot are identified as the sole persons constituting the firm, with A G Bonhus and family formerly members ceasing on about March 7 1919. Notaries public Theodore E Lindland and R Berlem witness acknowledgments dated June 9 and June 11 1919.
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William R. Foster
Valley City
Barnes County
North Dakota
Patrick J. Connolly
Minot
Ward County
Valley City Plumbing & Heating Company
Barnes
A. G. Bonhus
C. A. Bonhus
A. M. Bonhus
A. D
P. J. Connolly
Theodore
Lindland
OCULIST DR F L WICKS ADVERTISED SERVICES
FOR SALE I have a few hundred bushels of real good barley for sale Malley. FOUND In field between Tower City and Valley City a violin and case. Owner can have same by paying charges Chas Storbeck Oriska ND Route 2
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Tower City
Valley City
Chas. Storbeck
Oriska
N. D
Route 2
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