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The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Success for the Nolan Bill.

More than Representative Nolan
OF California FIRST introduced his bill providing S.
all adults in the government service
While its through the mills of legislation slow
the lowest paid employees in the Federal establishment
lost hope that eventually would become
torttude seems now to be in fair be
The bill passed by the House July 1910 and favoraby
reported by the Senate Committee Labor in jan
Since that time has been and
Kenyon has announced that he will call
Changing conditions the living during the past five
have completely destroyed the
the measure-hat it established minimum any pre-
valing in outside industry.
No pathetic been issued than that con
tanning the hearings the Nolan bill 1916 when Federal en-
poes testimony actual hardsp suernes thew
compelled to endure salaries than $500 per
This evidence while did passage of the Nolan
BILL was indirectly responsible for the $40 plan pro-
vided temporary relief of a practical character
The Nolan bill in Sentember os
and each occasion that members opportunity of voting
upon It, favorable action has been substantial majority
There believe that majority of Senators will
vote airmatvey this bill.
By fixing government minimum wage at s1 m .. c
gress will for the class of employees been hit
by the existing trend Of but nevertheless held on
confident that day salaries with the cost az
living would be paid by Uncle Sam.
Representative Nolan never faerd in HE zs,, co. a.
and its will be to his loneustan.d ,d
persistent fight better the the lowest paid
employees. @ e
After scanning the fair beauties House Office Buid
oVeras and their ordinary hnery ventures that fo
reasons members of Congress enthue over n. d
~ Ds~tee
The man in overalls properly equipped to care for HE ~
garden although there will probably objection to eombning
work with the latest fad. 4 -s ..., ~
Senator Hoke Smith seemingly did more marching than running
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The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Parker's Victory Sweeping.

New Orleans, April ga Oncial
count today of the New Orleans
vote Tuesday shows John M. Par
Ier. Democratic nominee for gov
ernor. received 2o.5ss. against 7ss
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

man in overals properly equipped care for his own
although there will probably be objection to combining han
work with the latest fad. = - - : s 0
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

ter scanning the talr beauties of the Office BUILDING IN
oVera and their ordinary hnery ventures that for
reasons members of Congress enthuse over III.
~ NeH-ee
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

through Georgia s HAn running
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

4 Go Be Continued,
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Senate.

Conferees on water power bill,
hearing. 1880 a. m.
Agriculture-cold storage bill, ex-
ecutive, 1880 a. m.
Naval Affairs, subcommittee
hearing. 1880 a. m.
Appropriations, executive def
cheney bill. 1880 a. m
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
exicnn Policy in Contempt.

The Mexican policy of the admin
istration all through Southern
Texas is held in much contempt
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS F0R BALL u-un

Captain McKemy OF the Columbus
ball club makes public the follow.
ing lisl Of contributors 10 The fund
10 provide uniforms and equipment
Tor the players. The uniforms have
been ordered and probably will BE-
here This week:
George Ayers ei0 p. I. Walker
ei.75. Joe Jackson $3.50. 1. susner 81 ,
Columbus Daily Courier 6. W.
Campbell 81. ,. 4. Greenwood g.
Prank Wallace a.. Earl Moore u.
.. 4. Walker 81. Louis Ravcl 81, les
ter n. pcase e., A. d. Frost n. Chief
Angles 81. johnson Bros -, w. G.
Franklin e. &. d. Hampton u. Ar
thur Block 81. Sam Fcln s2ND. X q.
Dean u. puchl Bros. q. j. W An.
derson u. William Klein $3.50 90.
lumh0e FURNISHING Company n
Jkek Bfaen u. G. n. Wrlehl 81. A. Il.
Smith 81. w. A. Wakefield e3. Amer
lean Cafe S25o. fnale Cafe 81. Co
lumbus Bakery 81. y. y. Harris %.
Dcn Lelow s.. capin q Son ktAo.
John Dalton a., Yee bon Hlne ~,
+. Localure ~, II. Mnnlrloueo ",
Columbus Filling Station a.. cash o.,
@. o. noeers a. Foxworlh z 0aihraiIh
Compahy e3Bl. r. j. Cole q. ,. f.
pofr u. Cafl 4 Fnecndorf -. A. }.
Evans ~, Henry Burton ~. H. A.
Hiern A.. G. W. McKensy a, pom
Don a, ". 3. Carter k110, n. Ne.
Cluro ~. Df. Dahney &c. G. W. Pork.
rrs do1en basebnllu. Columhue
Drug Company / glove, w. n. Cole.
man 2 bali gloves Tuiai ainonn|
egl2A
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

sANTA ROSA, Cal. JWe i.-flBy
Associated Press. In hfHur - 10.
ihcr Burbank. The fnmoi' ls6rticul.
lurisl. several hundred high school
students and memhers Of The faculty
participated IN a gorgeous May. fcie
which told an uilcgorical NlQfy Of
Burhnnks love for the sunshine OF
central California, and how he has
used II 10 develop new plant liff-
The God OF Rain. the sun God.
Mother Ceres, The Goddess OF Agri.
culture, the EFyplian King, the
Grrrian Maidens and Terra. with
her elements of earth. were char.
aciers IN the pageant
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

II|. ~ |I|| ||||||| ~ ~ |||
With a|| sta|8 taken Aud |ho 1I'1
Band "a Ihe field 4 large ffttt 81
l.ns u||nr|sed Iht no.|nN ntatrtn
aud bs1tha|I geine ytsIt'iaf aNln
|nE
iot White Or Compons q a6l nat
ll|of Thflof eI EoIsr4|I5 3 f1t.'|l
four Ina| faund. 10 draw I1o
nenl was iaal IND holh mon 'r|NN N
tn1 matters every .1fnnN A IrnH
met with tho aprIuYa| o' The ian.
IN Ihc nokI bout White ni Ihn N'
Ia. r. and Haffis sIaf|tI on I1II
uuI White found q better f|och on
|it f|of N Iht 4tcrnd round and
Nau|d noI - he four. t'1' ne d.
tls|On wan given % Haffls
lrIfefton on5 Tot|ur Of Company
d fought q tame IhrrN rQuH1 dIaW
Bob IIItr and IIohc tn'lr|l Hffo
annnurror and rfirfpc respectively
Alcr the horit nc BAL, players
were sent into lho field Hampton
was On the mound ior Headquarters
Company and Troea was catching
and before three men rnu|d b. ft
| Tired lhfcf mfn flutsfd NE plate
/ Company n hald The headquarters
/ Company down 10 no runs until
| nrcwrf sent Ions one 70 Iht I|C|d
and hr didn't stop running uliIii DC
/ had crossed the home pIalc
THIN Golden got mad and |nsl Ihl
hall with a home run. making iun
runs IN ne fourth.
n was pitchers halilt nnlI me
fIrst half Of the rlHhlli uhrn \
Williams srnI one 40 h|gh and NJ
| far he could have walked out hl'
home run
Thomas held them IN and lh'
game ended 10 g
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

WAiLUKr. Island Of Maui. r. H.,
June ~ CBy Associated Press. ~
An increase this coming year of 80
ton. or total of eiOO6 ton. will
he paid pineapple growers for first
class fruit b. the Haiku Fruit AMI
Packing Company of Maui Il has
ben announced by compony orr.
cItls
II ihc lncreeic y general through.
out The pineapple district. and pack.
lnG circles profces 10 believe that
such viii be- the case, nn additional
six or seven million dollars viii be
divided heiwecn ihe packers and ihe
erowrfs.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

IAN FIlhfIItUU. Cat Iun1 -
ny Associated Press Uncle samx
meneymakcFs IL the San Francisco
mint ARE working sixiffn hours q
day trying 10 koep abreast of lhe
demand for silver coinage. Whleh
aeems 10 b. preIerred cVeIywherr
now 20 paper money, This prefer.
encn. u is snid. b particularly no.
i|ecailo IN philadelphia ami san
Francisco.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

HAN fiLiNLi1LO. Cal, June L.
lBy Associated Press. Shoriaer 81
fuel oil "a leading lhe Pacific Mail
Steamship Company lo convert ~
eight oll-hufning feoder steamers 10
the Far Fast 10 coal buruers. the
company has announced hrrc The
vessels oi this supplementary aerY'
iee were allocsled by lhr unilrd
slales shipping Boani
Similar afiion u contemplated. \
ls reported, BY other companies oI''
e4ulinn vessels IA Par Easiern wa
tern.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

/ Served ma|I4 years. NnH p nv
Philippians and I've worked HnHtI
ata1lh1I|f fttm l0Iun0| NN|fN w
,nd dhHn. and herr IN to|nMpn' NE
asa nt huda|t eh| "a Down 1N
IH|nk 0I those nponlsH tn|ffIr'|I
lt|s ~ l|io|f an|ass yes|eNI4F !
WI b nttA ~ That d|onrf table NJ
Iht hha1I Club and Im telling wa
something when ! gay There Naa
l0as| 81. mind I4a' Ifal fa1NI l''I''
sh1 th|tkeIh eat. boy IHa,t chick
ems Ntfl 30 loun6 DE, Didn't have
N|n I11|btM on And |h1en F''i'
had |1t bond |n0If. and 0anfln1.
|oo Deton' hu| lm InPi Over
heard ~ |hc f|N4I r'H|H'rl ~ tp|'f
fltAu||Ht n0 dp|ah& n| Ihe f0l1fp'|I
u i||1 t1to|.a tn'ai|ean War whip
lf'ehIa|I1 aI ne hNN1| Club |hA'
nlah' IAts0 wells 4In t|0.o cor
rofHN0n tnd have l|fhi 70 be
|ra|ouA uI |hr|r frnu'4|Inn1
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Sergeant Major Stone OF the 2ilh
Infantry says IN one way Army llfc
Is bust ihc same as civlllun--lf you
haven't got money you are In bad'
Private Jaxzhaby. with roll you
can hardly put ruhhrr band
around. Ia the king bee whcn he
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

The Border M|nsircoIa are now
beginning rchearae|s ior q big show
that will be plIl on Al an early date.
The 2ilh Infantry slanr manaEcr
Steele. soys This win he the beet
yet for lhry are using The hcsi and
latest oi evcfyihlng Watch foe iho
dnie and plane.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

80 Ai The City Market
The Misses Margaret Tiene and
Elise faVrol. daughters n Mr. and
Mrs.. favroi OF this city. returned
home last night The young ladies
have been Attending the Loretta
Academy Al NJ paso and are h.ime
for The vacation.
h. 4. slsco and wife aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobbs departed early this
morning IN Mr.. Slsco's Ford Tor Los
Angeles. They intend taking the
northern route. and will apcnd ten
days eolne. Mr.. Slsco viii return W
month. Mrs. Sisco remaining IN
California a. she wants ? lower alll
tude for q while.
David Klein. principal owner Of
The Klein chain OF stores IN New
Mexilo and Arizona. h In Columbus
Owing 20 The incorporation. which
ncccssliatcs changes In Bookkeeping
and policy. the head Qf the sari
Gus concerns u visiting them all.
Mr. Klein says he y we'll satisfied
with the Bazaar In Columbus and
that business u good
Secretary McKenv or The colum.
bus Chamber OF Commerce is now
manager OF tho two community
clubs as well Az bookkccper for
Blair 4 Hcllberg. In event he rune
out Of work or 10 scrlt loafing
around. kindly notify the Duly cou.
rier and hc will b. given another
Job. n. Bile IA also captain Of
The Columbus BASEBALL club and the
father of a stecn-day-old boy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

NfNANA. Alaska Jsme ~ nv A.
socialed prrss Hair fula hhpe
been ra'ted 70 81 and shaVes 60 ~
cents here.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

That Mrs. N. G. Franklin paid that
delinquent husband oi hers q visit
at the Camp Hospital Sunday after.
noon and that friend hubby dressed
and went home Monday morning.
he had been a patient IN The hos.
plial for week.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

That Private firslClass LEXIS
January and Private Clifton l''Blblc'
hnrk'l Parker viii leave som for
Austin. Texas. whore they will fin
lsh their course ci) NJ Paul Quinn
collegc. Wonder " their course win
lead them back 70 Columbus \. NJ
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

That Sergeant Flrat-Class HALL.
Camp Hospital. reforccd bout sun.
day Afternoon beiween two l2l welt
known characters on The hospital
grounds which resulted IN '-l.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Some cne 10 buy = sood
aIh. kfnnp steel shotgun. war.
fan|cd O. kl|| AZ 7b yar.ls Wl|l
trade 4 FOR lol Of The same talHa.
(Iun Is worth over 4loo. Call Al
Dallt Courier office.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Dr. \. ]. Haywood and wife of
Thatcher. Arizona. are gucels Al the
ffhldrncc 81 A. frederickson. nr.
Hoywoud u a hrolherlnlnw Of Mr..
frelcrlckson.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

That Sergeant George Branch and
Private FlrstClnas Jimmie e. Lee
have dissolved partnership and pei
vute Lee Il seen making II up %
the shack every evening by him
self. Wonder does The little fellow
need any helpf'
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

~ kNTEIl aa|endid epenlne ln 60
lumbus, n. n. Tor fIfsit|ash
lawyer For particulars address
p o Box sis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Captain ard Mrs.. lonne. cath IN.
fnnlry. o.. s. A. leave for nnrhiia
Tomorrow. ThAI will b. gone about
four monlhs
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

n ron want anSihlur IA lha nar.'
wuro line 80 20 ]. l.. Walkers. tnl
mos, complete line IN town. III
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Thaa "Blner Foster was seen with
new berFe suii on yesterday. We
think Il advisable for all the rpnl
Battery men 10 fake look IN their
lockers or course. he may have
borrOWed Il somewhere else.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Jat 01.nano 4 ~ pAIomns Hot
sprIaea recc|vInE treatment iol
rheumall,m.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Handbas, and sulicasc, ai Carroll
a Norwcod's o.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

ron nfN1 ANica i.room adphe
hd|iso with slnh spod ropdll|on.
afo Nfs. Miller. 81 Lebow feue|ry
Store.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Carroll f Norwood h1fo com
p|ele stock of Sporting Ali|rs and
shoINl1a o.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

F0R sAI.E--w. c. Miller. the Singer
Sewing Machine man. after years
Of auccc1sfi| business handling
the Singer in this community.
and realizing hts physical iul|fmi.
lies. wants 70 sfll out, This husI.
ness "a a hlg money maker 10 a
hustler. ile has many 0uisland'
Ing Contracts. n iplelasied sei
busy and sec him.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

IIIH hIT I1I1 d U1InmDuA f0m.
mfnclne Today. Is af puchl bFie.
department Store when y0u ses
l|lf prices and lht anras y2u VIII
IIaGfl All about the hleh cost 81 Nv
|ne Here are only few oi The low
f.li.tst
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01
SOME ONE WAS sAYlNG
By spliv end splay.

That Private John n. Wharton
has become -lloudlnl7 and not
only gets loose but lusl mells away.
We saw him DO NE silent dlsan
pearlng act three lIrVse yesterday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

AZ you don't Ike Steak or Stew.
lei me whisper. friend, 20 yon
Call up No. 90
And sci some OF that Barbecue.
80 Ai ihe city Market
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Public Truck 'or 1alo aoI llade.
Carroll 4 HofNeoc -
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

Gasoline Irons for sale al Carroll
4 NorHnod'a. ~
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-01

NuIlHMIls r'tfu na1Ha MNt3hi
Marin. Thomas. Sacrifice hits
white =. Williams. Two.baae hits
brewer. Home runs--G0lden. H.
Williams. Double plays Thomas 70
naeland: Raeland 10 White. Struck
onl-by Hampton 8: by Thomas. 3.
First base on called balls-olf
Hampton. q: OF Thomas. A. First
base on orrOrs-h Headquarters Com
pany. o: Company y. T. Left on
bases headquarters Company, B;
Company y. g. iii by pitched hail.
Young and Blake. VIII dpilchos-
Hampton. Time Of game-i hour
and IS minutes. Umpires-
and World.
The evening world., 1920-06-11

them in a walkout TO enforce de-
mands for recognition OF the Broth
erhood OF Railway Carmen OF Amer
lea.
Harry Smith OF Chicago. National
Chairman Of the caUnen'H union.
said the strike, unless settled within
a few days, would AFFECT approx
mately 10000 shop employees OF ,he
Pullman Company throughout the
United states.
The evening world., 1920-06-11
PULLMAN WORKERS STRIKE.
cufmen ana Electricians WAR Out
% 81. Louis shops.

ST. LOUIS. June 1i.--seven hun
dred carmen and electrical workers
~ tfr Pullman shops here failed to
appeer FOR work to-day, and 200
yardmen. II was said. have Joined
The evening world., 1920-06-11

.VOiles, Plain and Fieured-A group
Of delectable little Dresses, in lovely shades
with silken sashes; or Foulard patterns in
navy and white with garniture of navy
.lTaffeta. sqlhstrNted in centre and at
left.) ...--,..-
The evening world., 1920-06-11
Ground Floor

Imported Cotton GeorSettes-Dainty
novelties from the English looms in delicate,
summer tints, effectively embroidered,
collars and cuffs of white Organdie, touches
of lace, and sashes, illustrated at risht)
The evening world., 1920-06-11

A limited quantity Of
splendid white canvas
pumps, with Louis heels
and graceful arch.
A remarkable price for
this quality.
The evening world., 1920-06-11

Second Floor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Blanht EannBn1wnn.
@bab Der ifer al Snteresie blanbt bp.
re 2anbsmenb+ @mlbbrgllnp.
QlntompbilnlDffe.
Gn banf @ioenifabsmanb bebres.

Mr. og Mrs. S. S. 8i1le, @eit
0en1norf, ,@is., bor feiret 6eres @ul6-
brDllup 1,n6er flor Spmerfionbe6
fra Samilie og @enners @ioe. 6eit.
6agen begpn6te me6 Mltergang ! @eit
Denmarfs &irfe, iom bar fDlot til
iioite Hlaos. Derefter 1an1leoes 9el-
tagerne / @Dmnaltitlof1let, bbor ser
oberraftes@ @ulbbru6eparret flere ber,
6tfrl6e @aber, og Ser bar Serbering
og< 5orfriifninger. S: S. 8i1le er
fe6t &iertebiera @een> %. Sebr.
1912 og TOM bertil 2an6et i 1867.
So Mor ienere opilo9 ban lit &iem /
2ucf. @rs. 8ille er ligeleoes fra
bun er fe6t Speilsbp 9. Slug.
1943. Deres &ielie foreeif ct.
@roir 5alls. Mr. 8tlle bar oltio ia.
get liblig Del / oa11if Sorenings- og
&irfelip ligeiom / set politiffe 2ip.
San bar en al oe tire fgrlte Superbi.
iors af 8pen 9ucf, 6a SEN i-187O
blep afiot til 8p.
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MmtontDbilnInffe.

"8ien" me6oeler, at Mr. $. g.
Matbieien, San 2uis 0bispo, Gal.,
forleoen bleb 6rebt beo en- Mutonobil.
nlDffe, og M}rs. Mnoerien bleb forlig
fp@itet> men er Dog 116enfor 61re.
Me6 Mr. Matbieien er en- al @a-
lifornias be6lte 6anife @pno ga1et
bort. S Sen lille 6anife &oloni i @an
2niS SbiSpo lto6 ban io1n en- 2e6er,
1om ben Mano, mon a1ti6 ipurgte til
raa6S, naar l1oget fuloe l6rettes.
Sans flare og 6Dbe Genfemaa6e,
bans &e6ebonbe6 og 1ton1tbitelige
9@rligbeo / alt, bba6 ban foretog fig,
gab bom en- @poerspIa6s, iom set
bill bore banifeligt at u6fplbe.
Men oct bar lite alene in6enfor 6en
6anife &re6s / San 2uis Obispo, at
@abn bar eret og agtet.
Sans mangeaarige Opbolo paa gg-
men bab6e ifabt barn ct itort 8efienot.
ifab, % ban bar ifattet af ollie, Ser
fien6te ban.
$. g. Matbieien bar fg6t / 8ar-
nps, Sgn6eripllan6.
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&kthBhrann.
8ranb omborb paa "8ereensfjorb",

"9tabal Communications office"
Seem Sort n1ootog 2er6ogs fra
"8ergensfiorb" ct traa6lgit Eele=
grant, oer iagoe,o Sfibet bar 8rano
100 @i1 noroenfor Metp Dorf og a11=
mo6e6e ON pjeblitfelig &ielp. st
ienere Telegram bragte i111i6lerti6
SEN beroligen6e We6oelelie> at set bar
lpffe6es Sfficerer og Man6ifab at be-
fen1pe 8ranben ser bar opitaaet /
@fibets 2alterum og cit Sis trnebe
me6 at bliDeefarlig. Strafs ba 8ran<
Ben n6brpo, iatte @fibet Stepne11
moo Seem Sort, men ienere Meboelel-
fer oplpier, at Sc np6benotge &epara=
TONER funoe gieres paa &abet, og at
Sfibet ptloe fortiette sets &eiie til
8ergen og 3&riitiania.
"8ergensfioro", ser tilbgrer Set,
norife 2inie, me6bragte 1,241 8asfa=
gerer, bope6iagelig fra Norobeiter,
og forlo6 Nemgorf 6re6ag @ftermi6=
bag. 5orebrigt bleb Mfieilingen fra
Stem Sort foriinfet en balb 3imes
Ei6, 6a Milore6 @briitianie1l Is
Maane6er ganunel, iffe fun6e finbes
al @o6eren, en- 5armerfone fra ct
Steo ner Milma,1fee. Otter Ell balb
Gines Ei6 fanot man 8arnet iobenoe
/ en- 2imouiin paa &aien.
8lot6t 8asiagererne bar mango
Danlfe, 81. a. 6en 6anffe &oniul
Chicago, @r. 8ert Galfenitierne, ser
nplig bar faaet tilitaaet en- tire Maa-
ne6ers Srlop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Tannafnrhunpt.
Sorbnbslppen splbis,

De 6orere6e 5taters S6ieiteret
bar i en- &ien6elie erflpret Sorbu6et
for fonltitutionelt. @anti6ig bleb
&olitea6loben, iom giennemfgrer set,
erfleret gpfoigt,
&ettens &ienoelie betD6er, at @ol=
lteoo1oben forbD6en6e Salg al Driffe
it6eboloet16e mere en6 set bo1be af
a Hrocent 9lfobol n1aa giet1ne111fg=
res / bber Stat l1nionet n6en &er=
Jpn til, ON 5taten bar rotificeret
6orbuoet. Statslobe, ser ietter en-
|bpiere Mlfobolprocent ion1 6e. i SEEM
SerieD, @isconit1 og &booe sSslan6,
|onnulleres.
&ien6elien, Ser afgipes efter tre
Maane6ers legale Mngreb pao Sen
fra 5ptritusinteresierne og oe "paa=
oe" 5tater, n1aa figes at bore en- fnl6z
|itpnoig SER for &egieringen og Sor-
|bu6sfo1fene.
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Da 6arriion mpntinerebes / Min=
neapplts.

S Mnle6ning al set republtfanlfe
&onbent Chicago be11Dtter mango af
6e gan1e Bolitifere 9lnleoningen til
at opfriife 6eres @rin0ringer fra ti6=
ligere &onbe11ter. Saale6es fort9l=
Ter &orace ellis al Snoianapolis, at
BEN melt 6rarnatiife @piio6e, ban fan
erin6re, fal16t 5te6 u1t6er 6et repu=
.blifonife Mationalfonbent / Minnea=
polls / 1892. "9er bar" forteller
ban, zen ltprf l1n6erltr9n al Mo6=
iton6 moo &reli6ent @arriionS @ie11.
nomination og en- iterf Sten111ing for
Mc&inleD, ser bar &onbentets pern1a=
ne11te lormono. Sterf Gten11ing
berfe6e Sa1en, ga 1 900 Mc&inleD
Silbgngere fom maricbere116e iu6,
bgren6e ct itort 8ille6e at Mc&inlep,
|i6et 6e raabte:: "8i bill bobe W}c&i11=
|leD!" We6el1s Sfaren 6rog gien1em
|Salen loo Mc&inlep Gorman6sbam=
rem faloe me6 ct b9l6igt 8rag. Stil=
beo berifeoe. Mc@tnleD benben6te
|iig iaa til fine Silbengere fglgen6e
Sr6: "Maar 6e Delegerebe far in6to=
|get 6eres Hlo61er, og 6en Sinq (ban
pegeoe paa 8i1le6et al fig ielb) er ta=
get l16, bill hi fortiette." )" Det gioroe
oct al ne6 en- Sanling ON Mfc@inleD,
og &arriion bleb me6 2etbe6 gienno=
mineret; men set me6fgrte og1oo Mc=
&inleDS Momination be6 neite &on=
bent uoen ringelte Mo6lton6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
@mslanbs 1tnberifub.

Sen rusiilfe 8olibepifregierings
officielle Organ onietter l1n6erffu6et
i 1920 for Sc nationaliiere6e sS16u=
1triers Drift til %, ,756, 100000 Stub
1er, ne6oeles Ser fra Berlin til e.
cbange telegraph &ontpaeni.
8elebet inbbef fatter 5,630,000,000
.&ubler, Der ct anDen6t til .S1lerer og
Srganiiation al SSn6uitrter, 14,393,=
100000 @ubler, Ser er eaaet tabt
be6, at Hro6uftionsomfol oltningerne
operiteg @algspriien. 1,210,000,W 900
&nbler bar anben6t til polittife Sor=
1i1aal, ser bleb fl1noet paafrebet for
at boloe 9lrbei6erne rolige. Set op=
lpies> at 6e politiife Soranltaltninger
D@ie1ltlig beito6 ! 1t opltille @oloater
og @enoarrner beo oe melt urolige 6a=
6rifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Hrpf. 8licbfelbt bebret.

Den befjen6te 6anlfe Maten1 atifer,
@rof. Sans 6reoerif 8licbfel6t ne6
Stanforo l1niperiitet, bleb be6 iiofe
Me6e, afbol6t al Mational 9lcaoen1D
Of Sciences @aibington, balgt til
Meolen al oel1ne aniete Srgoni1a-
tion. Hrof. 8licbfel6t er Sen fgr1te
al Stanforo l1niberiitetets 2erere,
Gational slca6emD Of Sctences bar
bepiit oerne 1ielone 9@re, iom bleb.
bam tilfien6t for 8i6rag til Sen rene.
Mfatematif. Hrofesioren fit fin fgr..
lte n6oannelie Dannarf, og / 1896:
mootog ban bachelors 6egree" beb
Stanfor6. @ar bleb Doftor i Jilo.
iofi 1898 og bar iioen birfet pe6
ltniberlitetet 6erne6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
Nnrntak Nyt.
Seaterbranb i &ipben1apn. @rnno
lobsforbanblinger, Sperige mp6-,
tager @nlo fra &nslanb.
Morse us ben rnsiife &anbel.

S 2er6ags telegrafere6es fra Dan=
mart, at Ger oplto6 8ran6 / set popu=
Iere SpereHeteater 5cala be6 4res
mieren paa "&ello, Mmerica" 8ran=
Sen foraoriage6e ltor Banif, men III,
gen Menneifer omforn, bbori1nob
Seatret les betp6elig Sfa6e. 5cala
bar alti6 itort 8eibg, og bette bar fit
fert ogioa boret 9ilfelbet / 2eroags,
6a set bar @rllnolobs6agen, laa oct
maa liges at babe beret ct 8i6,ln6er,
at i11gen Mennelfer fom ttlifaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-06-11
n. aJnhhyggtrantal
Serbens neit itprite 8p.

Seem Sort er en6nu lite &er6ens
iterite 8p. Den mangler frennbeles
en- Willion Sl1obDggere for at bore
oet Sfglge Sen nplig foretagne SOL
fetelling bar Seem Sort @ttD 5,621,= :
151 Snobpggere. De iiolte officiel1e
Opgaber r1o6taget giber 2on6on g.
746,753 SnobDggere, og ben engelife
@obe6itao er .iaale6es frern6eles Ser
6ens ltgrite 8D. Si6en 1910 bar
Seem Sort @itp bofiet me6 |854,268
Snobpggere, EN- Sorggelie al 17,9
psf. Seem Sort er iaale6es @er6ens
ngititbrite 8p. &aris> ser er Scr. 3,
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