North Dakota farmer strike talk alarms Midwest states
Norman B. Black, Fargo Forum editor, warns in Chicago that the Farmers Nonpartisan League's program threatens U.S. recovery with state bonds, taxes, warehouses, and a state bank. He notes court and legislature shifts, the initiative law, and Townley backed organizing reaching Illinois, Minnesota, and beyond.
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House Patents Committee
Renr
Sentative Smith
New York
American Red Cross
Harpers' Manager Dies in Summit
Frederick A. Dyuneka vice president and general manager of Warner & Brothers New York publishers died at his Summit New Jersey home He previously served as city editor of the New York World and guided manuscripts of many noted writers including Mark Twain through his hands
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Harpers
Associated Press
Summit
N. J
Frederick A. Dyuneka
Warner & Brothers
New York
Harper & Brothers
New York World
Mark Twain
Col Lawrence lauded as remarkable war figure in London
Corresponder reports Col. T. E. Lawrence of the British army, who arrived in London with the Sharif of Mecca, is praised as one of the war’s most remarkable men. He aided Arab independence, wore Arab dress, and helped blow up Turkish trains, earning a price on his head of 85 000 dollars if captured.
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Townley
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London
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Oxford
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Medina
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Taake Temperament Not Kind for Job
Des Moines Iowa January 25 Opponents declare Taake temperamentally unfitted for state insurance commissioner job. Confirmation of re appointment will be considered by the Iowa senate in executive session Monday or Tuesday after letters from insurance men declaring him unqualified.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
J. ¥. Taake
Iowa Senate
Taake
Soldier’s letter from Magers Germany describes front fighting
Private John M Stout of Co G 28th Infantry writes to his sister Mrs William Mumper detailing frontline experiences. He recalls mud trenches, 23 kilometer night march, 11 days in trenches, days of rain, a 400 kilometer hike after the armistice, cheerful Belgian villagers, supply delays, and a bath and change of clothes since sailing overseas in October. He is the son of Levi and…
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Waterloo
John M. Stout
Magers
Germany
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Belgium
Luxemburg
Uuch
Levi Stout
Camp Pike
Ark
Fire department responds to two small blazes last night
The fire department answered two calls yesterday evening. A roof fire started at 7155 Third and Jefferson streets with no damage. A chimney fire at Waslington and Sixth streets at 9 53 also caused no damage.
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Hell and Freedom Speak at Irish Self-Determination Rally
A meeting at Le Moyne School under the Land National League banner heard speakers including Rev. McCabe and Judgy Kickburn Scanlan call for Irish independence. Attendees urged Americans to press for Ireland’s freedom and to boycott misleading press coverage, linking Irish liberation to democracy and justice.
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Lo Wats
Irekind
le Moyne
Land National Jeague
North Shora
X. McCabe
United States
Hella
Scanlan
Sintna
New York
Wilson
Cedar Falls High Pupils Strike Over Basketball Captain
Cedar Falls pupils from mainly senior and junior classes staged a strike after principal refused to reinstate Glenn Hansen, captain of the basketball team, following his dismissal. A settlement on the dispute is expected by Monday.
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Glenn Hansen
Altho
Jaws Honor Washington to Observe Americanization Day
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society of America announced that Washingtons birthday would be observed nationwide as Americanization day for Jewish immigrants. The aim is to intensify loyalty and devotion and emphasize complete Americanization among Jewish newcomers.
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Jaws
Washington
New York
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society of America
Death Notices From Local Mortuary In Harrington Area
Dennis Engen of Harrington died at St Planets hospital this morning at 3. He was born in 1869. Survived by widow, son and daughter. Remaining details mention transport to O Keefe Towne mortuary and burial in Tyler area pending details. Cedar Matz Cedar Mite address. Special report notes long illness and funeral plans for Monday with burial at Greenwood.
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Dennis Engen Harrington
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Upkinton
O'Keefe
Tyan
Buurkat
Monarchists Clash as Civil War Looms in Lisbon Region
A casualty list notes wounded in action amid rising unrest as Monarchists declare a government in revolt. Reports say 4,000 strong Monarchist army plans to march on Lisbon military posts, with heavy clashes near Porto and Madrid uneasy after Queen Marta Molio arrives incognito.
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Villa de Conde Amballas
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Marta Mmolia
Manual
Madrid
Officers Exonerated in Georgia Disorder Case
Capt. I. F. Gregory and Lieut. J. B. Harlow of Camp Bodie were released as evidence in a clash between soldiers and police in Georgia. The judge advocate general’s office reported the incident inadequate to warrant charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The officers reportedly aimed to quell the disturbance rather than worsen it.
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Des Moines
Gregory
J. B. Har
Camp Bodis
Cigarette Production Surges Amid High Domestic Use
United Press reports from Washington show 1918 US cigarette output near nine billion units, with a 50 percent production rise in two years. Tobacco consumption climbs across forms as the 1918 crop tops 1.84 billion pounds, paid to producers at about 27.9 cents per pound.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Miss Lolo Converse Describes Cuticura Healing Eczema
Miss Lolo Converse of Fort Pleasant Michigan recounts severe eczema outbreaks on her face and body. She credits Cuticura products including Soap Ointment and Talcum for clearing her skin after years of suffering.
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Cuticura
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