Farm Labor Party Convention Opens Today in St Paul
At St Paul Minnesota the national farmer labor party convention opens with debate over a national party and ticket while factions feud over control and radical elements threaten to influence the gathering. Officials expect about sixteen hundred attendees as hearings and speeches begin with the keynote by the temporary chairman.
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Farm Labor Party
St. Paul
Moses
House of Bondac
Elie Lles
Ans
ST Paul
Minn
Farmer-Labor- Progressive
Union Labor and Farmer Group
la Follette
Cleveland
Moscow
Moscow International
Wm. Mahoney
Minnesota Farmer-Labor Party
Justice sought in land dispute case in Washington County
A long state court notice from Washington County Iowa details a large list of defendants and unknown claimants in a real estate quieting action regarding sections 32 and 33 in township 76 north range 6 west. The petition seeks fee simple title quieted and barred claims, with the case set for the September 1924 term. A separate Associated Press report from Mason City on June 17 quotes Walter W Head of the American Bankers Association urging labor and capital balance and equity in production and taxation.
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District Court of
Washington County
Iowa
Wilbur Gardner
James P. Cunningham
Green B. Newsom
Mary A. Patterson
A. C. Patterson
Thomas M. Isett
William C. Brewster
Andrew O. Patterson
Wm. C. Brewster
Isett & Brewster
W. C. Brewster
Georgie A. Brewster
Georgeanna A. Brewster
Jesse 8. Stewart
Charles Jones
Laura Jones
John D. Stewart
Ella J. Bushnell
William C. Stewart
Wm. C. Stewart
Agnes M. Stewart
Agniée M. Stewart
Agness M. Stewart
Margaret Stewart
Robert J. Atcheson
R. J. Acheson
Robert J. Acheson
A. J. Duncan
Nancy J. Duncan
Nancy Jane Duncan
William Gardner
Wm. Gardner
Matilda Gardner
Robert W. Gardner
Jno
D. Stewart
Robi
J. Achison
Robt
Charles S. Asekins
F. M. Davenport
A. T. Burris
M. G. Davenport
Warren G. Davenport
Township Seventy Six
St. P. M
District Court
Associated Press
Mason City
Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
Iowa Bankers Association
League of Nations forms International University Office
Geneva May 29 The first quarterly publication of the international office of university intelligence outlines its aim as a bridge among higher learning institutions worldwide. It details professor and student exchanges, university books, foreign study conditions, scholarships, tuition rules, and special courses for foreigners. The issue reports on student exchange among five Central American countries and communications from national offices of the United States, England, Denmark, Spain, France, Holland, and Switzerland.
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Geneva
International Office of University Intelligence
League of Nations
Central America
United States
England
Denmark
Spain
France
Holland
Switzerland
British PM condemns Mexican action against British agent
London June 16 Prime Minister MacDonald told the House that the British government views Mexico's treatment of Herbert C Cummine, the British agent in Mexico, as a grave breach of international courtesy.
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London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Herbert C. Cummine
Mexico
Back From California Alvin Hasty Recalls Long Journey
Alvin Hasty writes from Maple Grove about an eight month trip across 12 states and Mexico in a Ford touring car. He details driving 8,000 miles as a “gypsy tourist,” visiting Yosemite, Bridal Veil Falls, and a Big Oak Flat drive, noting encounters with mountain roads and safety checks.
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Alvin Hasty
California
Trip
Maple Grove
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Arizona
Oregon
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Mexico
Homestead Farm
San Diego
Cal
Iowa
U. P
Kansas City
Kit Carson
Colo
Los Animas
Pueblo
Trinidad
Santa Fe
Alberquerque
Gallop
Flagstaff
Needles
Barstow
San Bernardino
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Dizzy Mountain Heights
Bakersfield
Merced
Yosemite
Bridal Veil Falls
Mirror Lake
Falls
Yosemite Valley
Big Oak Flat
Modesto
Stockton
Sacramento
Marysville
Redding
Medford
Grant's Pass
Eugene
Salem
Oregon City
Portland
Japan Strives to Educate Korean Youth at New Seoul University
In Seoul on May 17 a university founded by the Japanese government opened to both Korean and Japanese students. The institution aims to match Imperial University standards and to prepare Koreans for administrative legislative and judicial roles in their government.
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Seoul
Korea
University of
Japan
Alaska railroad serves reindeer steaks to promote industry
Seattle June 17 government Alaska railroad will feature reindeer steaks on dining cars this summer to advertise the Alaska industry and persuade tourists to return home converted to the meat.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Quarantine Border Capers Include Poodle in Pajamas
During the epidemic the border quarantine required shoe sole disinfection. A well dressed woman attempted to smuggle her small poodle by hiding it in her pajama leg to avoid the dip and inspection. Despite efforts, she was asked to exit the car and walk through the disinfectant, but the dog briefly escaped notice.
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California
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief for Constipation in Children
An advertisement argues that constipation dulls bright children and promises permanent relief from Kellogg's Bran. It claims all bran is 100 percent effective, doctor recommended, with guarantees and money back if not satisfied. It urges two tablespoonfuls daily for children and suggests serving with milk, cereals, or in recipes.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
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Washington
National Farm Labor Party
R. R. McNight
West Chester
Copse
City of
Livingston & Eicher
Lyon Baking Company
League Bureau
Dave McLaughlin
Hawkeye
Ford
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