LITLE MEN RUN SENATES WILLIAMS SPEAKS ON TREATY REJECTION
Jackson Mississippi March address to the state legislature features Senator John Sharp Williams denouncing the Versailles treaty fight as a great conspiracy. He attacks Lodge and others for opposing Wilson and predicts future historians will call the era the time of conspiracy.
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United States
Council of Nations
Versailles
Versaille
Senator Lodge
McKinley
Garfield
Expect New Vocational Education School To Open
Helena Montana March 26 Mrs L O Edmunds a member of the executive board of the new state vocational school for girls and Miss Edith Kassing superintendent are expected to open the institution next week with small groups of girls from Miles City Previously offenders were confined in the boys school at Miles City but a legislative appropriation creates a separate facility to be on a ranch near the city Until proper buildings are ready the ranch home and tents will be used The girls will begin putting in a pardon soon.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
L.O. Edmunds
New State Vocational School For Girls
Edith Kassing
Miles City
Challenge of Beauty Accepted by Montana Women
Helena March 26 Beautiful women of Montana are challenged by Professor Doctor Fred Krauss a Vienna anthropology professor who has written Miss May Trumper to request many pictures of Montana women He aims to prove American women equal to Vienna society women Indications show the challenge will be taken up by several state groups with enthusiasm
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Helena
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Montana
Fred &. Krauss
Vienna
May Trumper
Falls 80 Feet Uninjured After Steam Plant Fall
Caldwell Kansas. Jim Williams of Wichita stack builder and steeplejack fell 80 feet near the local electric light plant smokestack. He landed in mud after striking a guy wire which broke the fall, delaying operations five minutes but leaving him unharmed.
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Caldwell, Kas
Jim Williams
Wichita
Williams
Fort Worth Thousands of Texas Lands Left Idle
Fort Worth Texas reports thousands of acres of fertile land will not be cultivated this year due to the high cost of living and enormous wages, halting farming activity across the region.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Texans Farmers union head cites drought impact on crops
D J Lyday, president of the Texans Farmers union, reports unseasonal rains in West Texas have reduced this year’s acreage. He cautions the supply outlook may be affected as farmers adjust to the lower planted area.
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West Tesas
D. J. Lyday
Texans Farmers’ Union
Milk bottle packaging challenge in Vera Crug advances
A report notes milk delivery shifting from old metal cans to glass bottles in Vera Crug. Jules A Velasco remarks on adopting regulated glass containers, aligning with a broader Mexican custom of measured dairy portions at the recipient’s home, signaling a new local practice.
Californian dairy plan notes from a university farm
A Californian traveler recalled a scheme involving three milking machines bought for a university farm and shipments from Chicago to Nome. He narrated buying two carloads of bottles in San Francisco before departure, aimed at supporting his dairy operation.
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University of California
Chicago
Francisco
Eto
Wives and Citizenship Ruling Tangles District Court
Judge Sephieresan rules wives acquire citizenship with their husbands under the suffrage amendment, granting voting eligibility on the same terms as their alien spouses. The decision interprets the district court rere must quiawhfy for citizenship as applying to married women.
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Qstriling
Cole
Rere
Sephieresan
Self-Supporting Students at Cadjfor University Decline
Statistics from the university indicate a drop in self supporting students with about 50 percent fully self supporting, ten percent of women, and 15 percent of men nearly self supporting. Many rely on odd jobs like house and garden work, though occasional good opportunities arise. Four students applied for positions paying around 125 dollars monthly, with about 508 already aided this semester and many securing jobs through the bureau.
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Elis MY
University of Cadjfor- Hie
Lave
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