Hateread and Republicans clash in Emmet County voting dispute
The Emmet County edition of The Vindicator and Republican reports a heated dispute over party lines and primary election conduct. It notes editorials urging unity for the Republican cause and criticizes opponents while urging supporters to participate in the upcoming primary election.
Always Wishing For Better Tomorrow
Reflects on living with gratitude and contentment, urging acceptance of present blessings. Encourages avoiding endless longing for more and choosing a grateful heart today rather than fretting about an ideal future.
Noted the Resemblance in a Barnyard Parable
A boy spots a distant painter as a barn door opens, a hat is offered, and a moment of mistaken identity and caution unfolds. The dialogue hints at class and misunderstanding in a rural setting, with a traveler addressing a suggestion about a hat and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beitur
Nals
Speech on Child Conservation by National Lecturer
National Lecturer of the Child Conservation League of America spoke to a close audience about child training and parental duties. She emphasized three aims ethical training, social duty, and responsibility toward property and law, urging careful instruction during adolescence and a focus on character and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League of America
Tange
Trier
Feoldinga
Puire
Conscious reading of advertising lowers costs for readers
Former Wanamaker's advertising manager argues readers can reduce costs by reading ads consciously not subconsciously. He claims ads shape choices, that up to 46 percent of purchases come through advertising, and urges readers to treat ads as news to cut living costs and boost buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perr. Tamilton
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia
City Briefs Reflect Memorial Day Thanks And Local Happenings
The Woman’s Kellet Corps thanks contributors for Memorial Day car use. Ridley dest zones on North Sixth Street leased by Hang Beauberg for family occupation from Montevideo Minnesota. Jitney Club hosted at Mr Mis KOK Nau’s North Sixth Street home with Progressive whist and refreshments. Accident injures a man who fell from a running board and fractured a leg. Walter Crowell and wife attended Minnesota State University graduation. son Walter earned D D S and will practice in Lamberton after July. Invitations issued for Miss Alice Nichols to wed Mr League Lantern Shawe of Mandan North Dakota at the Whitebodys West Second Avenue home. Bank statements show no deposits over one billion dollars. Commercial Club notes concern new Western Electric telephone rental rates and seeks voluntary reductions with council support.
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Hang Beauberg
North Sixth Street
Montevideo
Minnesota
Tick Mis Kok Nau
A. T
Petercot
Ostet
Culdere
Walter Crowell
Minnecapolis
Minnesota State University
Walter
Dental
Lamberton
Aliee Nichols
League Lanterns
Shawe
Mandan
North Dakota
W. Ghitebods
West Second Avenue
Jude Ved
Hey
Frame la Macdan
Virst National Bank
Provident Savings Bank
Theo Commercial Club
Western Electric
Conmercial Club
Should a barrister defend a guilty plea in murder case
A Shanghai bar committee debate cites Edward Carson and Robert Muay on whether a lawyer may defend a prisoner who privately confesses guilt before or after proceedings. The general council replies that pretrial confession should deter defense, but post confession or when withdrawal harms the accused allows continuing representation. The issue centers on duty to the client versus safeguarding justice.
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Bar Committee
Shanghai
Edward Carson
Robert Muay
K. C
M. P
General Council
Bar
London Globe
Rounsel
Vote totals and county nominees in the 19th century race
The record notes total vote on equal suffrage and statewide results. It lists Democratic nominees including Francis Kennedy for county attorney as the sole county slate. The text provides precinct by precinct results for principal offices and mentions Harding for governor with similar totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brancis Kennedy
Street musicians told to stop after cruel remark on Christmas Eve
On a Christmas Eve, a group of musicians faced a blunt rebuke from an elderly passerby who gave a coin and warned they should not play. He claimed he heard sin in the next street, ending the street performance before it began.
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Dyme
Sin
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