Strike winds threaten miners and railroads in North Dakota
The author argues strikes harm the public, notes coal price hikes by eastern dealers, and discusses political maneuvering in North Dakota. It praises A C Townley, critiques Ku Klux Klan influence, and observes President Harding's handling of labor unrest. The piece urges restraint, arbitration, and government action to avert fuel shortages and possible military intervention. It highlights the North Dakota Banner from Devils Lake School for the Deaf, praising its printing and shoemaking programs and Superintendent Burton W. Driggs.
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Harding
Save
Northwest
Washington
Texas
United States
Ku Klay Klan
Klan
Hal
North Dakota
School For the Deaf
Devils Lake
N. D
Burton W. Driggs
Drigks
Wonders Never Cease Over Frazier Hagan Lemke Bank Scandal
Radical Center Republican column attacks state spending and recalls law while urging support for the Republican ticket to benefit the League. The piece cites the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo loss and calls for unity among Leaguers to back the Nesto administration pledges.
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Frazier-Hagan-Lemke
Center Republican
Center Publicaion
Nestos
N. P
League
Comfort for the slain and politics of peace in Illinois
The Governor recalls troops after a mine district massacre, claiming law and order is restored. An investigator warns violence will resume if mining companies restart. Officials face questions of justice as Senator Myers denounces fear over work. Aunt Ina meets Congresswoman Alice Robertson in Washington.
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Tilinsis
Williamson Countty
New York
Ilinois
Ilinoia
Myers
Montana
Senate
America
Herrin
Frelinghuysen tariff reform urged amid political turmoil
The piece argues for a permanent tariff commission to replace the Fordney McCumber system, urging both parties to adopt tariffs based on facts. It notes Republican fears of party realignment, cites public doubt about leadership, and praises the Frelinghuysen amendment as essential to stabilizing policy amid European chaos. Uncle Ted plans a family trip to New York and Washington, meeting relatives and viewing the capital sights.
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McCumber
Congress
Europe
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Fordney-McCumber
United States
N.Y. Herald
Ted
New York
Uncle Ted
Ruth
Jack
Mother
Washington
National Capital
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