Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Cooperation and Chautauqua Talk
At a Kiwanis weekly luncheon Dr Clin ton E Spicer chaired and a limerick prompt sparked playful lines. Rev Thomas Nugent of the Rotary spoke on cooperation and square dealing shaping community ties. Superintendent George A McFarland praised Valley City as a Chau tauqua center and urged citizen support. Mayor Bonhus urged a strong Commercial Club and Kiwanis committee to boost participation.
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Kiwanis Club
Clinton E. Spicer
Spicer
Thomas Nugent
Rotary Club
Nugent
Rotary
Kiwanis
George A. McParland
Williston
Valley City State Normal School
Reubert Stee
McFarland
Valley City
Bonhus
Possibility of Joint Labor Action in Cincinnati Conference
Cincinnati June 17 A plan to pursue joint action by coal operators and railroad workers aims to keep both groups in a strike stalemate. John L. Lewis arrives as preliminary talks involve United Mine Workers and railroad unions with potential federal court confrontations over conspiracy charges.
Study of Mars Climate Advances by California Astronomers
Berkeley observers report new findings about Mars climate based on plants closer to Earth. Professor A C Loft of the University of California states the discovery is significant though the date remains incomplete and not shareable.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mars
California
A. C. Loft
University of California
North Dakota fighter needed in Congress
Capper's Weekly salutes Senator Porter J. McCumber as a leading North Dakota senator and former chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. The piece credits him with shaping tariff policy to protect farm interests, authoring the first grain grading law, pushing farm loan bank funding, seed aid, and spearheading farm protection and grain equity measures. It portrays him as a courageous, capable legislator and a real leader in the Senate.
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Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
North Dakota
Senate
McCumber
Ha Camirman
Unance Committee
Fara
Canada
Congress
Northwest
House
House Agricultural Committee
Governor Preus Joins North Dakota Campaign Tour
Governor Preus of Minnesota will campaign for Senator McCumber and Governor Nestos in North Dakota. His itinerary includes stops in Jamestown Valley City Fargo and Flushing on June 22.
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Preus
Minnesota
North Dakota
McCumber
Nestos
Jamestown
Valley City
Fargo
Fluley
McCumber campaign shifted to friends as tariff bill looms
Senator McCumber cannot leave Washington while the tariff bill remains in the ponste, so his campaign must rely on his friends. The agricultural schedule in the bill is argued to be better for farmers than prior tariffs, aligning with agricultural interests. The text then shifts to a definition of the word already from The Correct Word by Josephine Turck Baker.
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McCumber
Washington
Ponste
Josephine Turck Baker
Why Send M Omber Senator Holds Farm Welfare Stance
The piece lauds a leading senator as a strong, convictions driven statesman. It highlights his roles as chair of the Senate Committee on Finance and ranking member of Foreign Relations, and notes his support for farmers through tariffs, grain inspection, rural credits, and veteran benefits. It credits him with pushing seed funding, backing the St Lawrence waterway, and shaping farm-friendly legislation for North Dakota.
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United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
North Dakota
St Lawrence
Great Lakes Water Way Project Soon Up
Governor Preus writes that the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway project will greatly benefit Midwest industry and reduce rail congestion. He urges Senator McCumber to remain in Washington, noting his pivotal role on finance and foreign relations committees. The quote underscores support as key to passage.
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McCumber
Prensa
Minnesota
Senator McCumber
Washington
R. J, Hughes
Mgr
Wargo
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Europe
Chicago
New York
Northwest
Senate Finance Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
West Central States
la Follette
Wlaconain
J. & . Preus
Former Valley City Girl United In Marriage
A home wedding in Scotia united Miss Francis A. Smith daughter of Mrs. Jonnie L. Aldrich with R. B. Bohmansson of Eureka. The ceremony used Episcopal rites at 10 AM with Greta Bohmansson and Homer McGraw attending. A breakfast followed and the couple left for Southern California. Guests included the Bohmanssons, Mrs. Jennie Aldrich, J. Hy Alivich, and Homer McGraw. The bride, a pianist, and groom, Eureka High School graduate, are well known in Scotia. A large number of presents were received.
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Scotia
Francis A. Smith
Jonnie L. Aldrich
R. B. Bohmansson
Eureka
Cecil Bruner
FP. H. Roberts
Greta Bohmansson
Homer McGraw
California
Donl
the Werching
R. B. Boambasson
Greta
Elsa Bohmandson
Jennie Aldrich
J. Hy Alivich
Homer McGra
Eureka High School
Humboldt Beacon
Fortuna
Self defense plea in fatal quarrel lies in Dickinson county jail
Joseph Massey 60 is held on a first degree murder charge after the death of Frank DeOliver 35 from an ax attack and gunfire at a Stark County farm. DeOliver died after sustaining head and liver injuries at St Joseph hospital. Massey claims self defense and deposition notes support his account of a quarrel over alleged cruelty to Massey’s daughter.
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Dickinson
N. D
Joseph Massey
Jiail
Frank DeOliver
Stark County
Massey
DeOliver
Joseph Hospital
Masey
De‘Oliver
McCormick Plans European Visit After Hospital Recovery
Henry McCormick, the harvester magnate, rushed orders from Wesley Memorial Hospital to travel to Europe within a month. The trip accompanies his daughter Mathilda’s marriage to Swiss lover Max Oser, freeing him to wed Polish singer Gana Walska.
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Chicago
Henry
McCormick
Harvester King
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Europe
Mathilda
Max Oser
Gana Walska
Letannsee
Guarda
Union Chiefs Confident of Success in Joint Action
Cincinnati Ohio June 19 rail unions and mine workers union chiefs plan joint action to build practical cooperation between the groups. Berg Jewell and John L Lewis decline details but say practical steps can be taken. Leaders notify labor board over wage decision and prepare for a strike if workers approve it. Lewis says miners will not yield and unions seek to bolster organized labor with coordinated action.
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Ohio National Guard Armory
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farmers
Whchh
Fair Mutual Benefit
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American Federation of Labor Representatives
Taft
Supreme Court
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Jewell
John L. Lewis
iiIners
Labor Board
Lewis
Harding Will Not Oust Democrats From Treasury
Washington June 17 President Harding rejects a petition by more than 100 congress members to remove 150 alleged Democrats from the Treasury Department. He backs Secretary Mellon’s view that experienced Treasury staff should remain, arguing there is no solid evidence of Democratic activity. The decision avoids a cabinet crisis and signals politics will not derail government work.
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Harding
Congress
Treasury Department
Mellon
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Blair
Possible Federal Reserve Board Nominee To Be Named
Washington June 17 The new agricultural representative on the Federal Reserve Board will be either James B Howard president of the American Bureau or Milo De Campbell of Michigan a farm organization leader according to information today President Harding is expected to announce the nomination early next week
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Washington, D.C
Federal Reserve Board
House
James B. Howard
The
American Bureau
Mylo de Campbell
Michigan
Harding
Newspaper Men Protest at The Hague Conference
June 17 report shows inter nation press rights clash with diplomacy. Foreign Minister Van Karanveek grants reporters a basement room but with guards on stairs. Correspondents submit a formal protest. France delays Russia talks as Ber Yates notes decision after Poincare Lloyd George London talks. Conference 1 suspended until Monday.
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Hague
Dissenting Opinion Written At Union Offices
The United States Railroad Labor Board faced claims that part of its dissenting opinion against wire cuts was written in the railroad union headquarters in Chicago. The ruling cut $26,500,000 annually from 525,000 workers' wages, sparking union and public debate on the board's handling and intent.
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Chicago, TN
United States Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Piculells Pirates to Meet Ashtabula on Local Grounds
Chauncey Piculell of the Peoples Store fields a baseball crew to face Ashtabula tomorrow afternoon on the local grounds. Bob Vaughn will pitch, Etauneau guards the plate, and short stop Alexander, famed for greasing prunes and juggling spuds, leads the infield. Expect lively play and a full crowd.
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Chauncey Piculell
Peoples Store
Arrow
Etauneau
Bob Vaughn
Piculeus
Bob
Alexander
Road contracts to be let by county officials
County commissioners will bid out three road projects on Monday. The main span extends from the end of Lee Cowell's road at Sanborn west through Lake Eckelson to the west county line. A light regrading job from the Soo Line crossing east of the city to Oriska aims to improve grave selling readiness. A new road will be built down the southeast hill into the city with a wider turn and a gentler grade to ease impassable sections.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lee Cowell
Sanborn
Lake Eckelson
West County
Soo Line
Oriska
Harold F. P. McCormick Recovers From Secret Operation
Chicago June 17 Harold F P McCormick millionaire harvester has recovered from a secret operation at Weslie Memorial Hospital today. The operation was performed last Monday by Doctor D Liningausse a famed surgeon who disputed with Dr Verronoss for the discovery of a grafting glands of animals to men to restore vigor in this sensational medical tale
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Chicago
Harold Fp.mccormick
Harvester
Weslie Memorial Hospital
D. Liningausse
Verronoss
Lewis Declines Run for AFL Presidency in Labor Strike Context
Cincinnati June 17 John L Lewis announced he would not run against Samuel Gompers for president of the AFL. He arrived at the convention and said he is not a candidate, stating he already has a job in the form of a strike.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
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