Newspapers Might Run Extras For Ruth Home Runs, Warn Tribune
The Bismarck Tribune notes newspapers chase Babe Ruth home run alerts like major news and mocks the practice. It also critiques Henry Ford, Senate actions on Newberry, Justice White’s death, Taft’s potential court appointment, a draft-case dispute, and highway memorial tree idea. It comments on rat control in city parks, rat pests in Fargo, and rising passenger and freight rates impacting farmers.
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Bismarck Tribune
Babe Ruth
United Press
Associated Press
Babe
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Truman Newberry
United States Senate
Newberry
Ford
Senate
White
Harding
Friends
William Howard Taft
Times-Record
United States
Rail freight, wages rage amid postal and road woes
A critique attacks rising freight rates while wages fall, saying the public bears the burden as railroads push big dividends. It notes July 26 1921 marks 146 years of US postal service, urges flag displays and civic pride, and calls for road repairs to Chautauqua and other approaches. It criticizes city sidewalks favoritism and questions Washington's move to resign district officials, urging moderation in federal patronage.
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United States
William and Mary
High Line
Elizabeth Street
Helena
Washington
Hildreth
J. Doyle
Doyle
Waters
Bond Sale Should Be Prevented by Farmers League
The nonpartisan league is urged to oppose North Dakota bond sales as a worse debt burden. It argues that selling bonds would fritter away funds and shift costs to labor, and that the league should push to reduce existing state debt rather than increase it. It suggests redirecting advertising funds from bond promotion to debt reduction efforts.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
League
North
Dakota
Extravangant two year running expenses questioned in Jamestown
The last legislature appropriated 8 313 056 08 for two years running expenses and officials were largely blamed. Some lone members still in their right minds selling farm press at small prices feel the policy is wrong and should be stopped.
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Mainy
Jamestown Alert
Samuel M Crothers Essayist and Modern Philosopher Portrait
At a March Faculty Club meeting Fred C Spalding reviewed Samuel Mc Chord Crothers as a modern essayist who blends critic and philosopher. He favors education, social problems, feminism, and humor, using clever essays like The Dame School of Experience and The Anglo American School of Polite Unlearning. Crothers, rooted in ministry and Harvard University Pastor, writes with open hearth humor, avoids controversy, and envisions a reformer of long range quiet influence.
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Fred C. Spalding
Samuel McChord Crothers
William Penn
Dr. Crothers
Dr Crothers
Atlantic Monthly
Crothers
Siensene
Pare
Rev
Crother
Leasant
Dame
Bey
Dr. Crother
Oswego, ML
Union Theological Seminary
Harvard University
Wendell Holmes
Elia
Religious nurture appeal at assembly for Europe relief
Last Thursday at the general assembly an appeal for help was read to the student body via a letter to President Allen. Students were urged to contribute clothing for the people of Southern and Eastern Europe and bring their donations to the school next Tuesday.
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General Assembly
Allen
Europe
Church and school urged to unite for child education
President Allen introduced Reverend Wisely who spoke on church school cooperation in educating children. He challenged the belief that religion and education cannot work together, stressing religious training as essential for developing good citizens. He noted gradual development and announced two meetings that afternoon and evening for observers to learn how to begin this cooperative work.
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Allen
Wisely
Wes
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