The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-05-13


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Senator Hitchcock ~ Nehraslea Who
vaa~ Wilson'S richt-hand man n the
s,nete. .decl.ned that the reeolnt;o,,
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H1e,,ling,s hand :,
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u.hlican aenatnrs - ha aid ssto maize
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T,isn that hereafter the don,;n.nt
aronn n The senate would nm this na-
Eolis forei.n affa;rs lis ]. deIiher-
ats ,ttemlt to force him finally 6 eive
s,p the Versailles greatly M : me.ra of
x,sttle1nent. and to maze . aenar,te
peace..
:
! CHURCHES BOOST n. n BONDS
North Dakota people prohahty d
~ realize the interest which thair
f;ei,A., for democracy In. awakened
anonr prosressive people thrsue1,ont
tie natioa. =.
And r. ia an ;nkenezk which n h-;n~-
inx I'D - III, ,,saIe Of the North Dato-
t. hoads needed 10 carry out the pro
gran frowned on by Wall street. Re-
sction aeainst control by sueeiai priivii-
lie !. rati,erina, mo,nentum ana the
Noeth Dakota issue fur uuishessa sfxik-,
inn rsllyinr point. Another Is the inn
uerialisrn Of the new asdministrstioa
and In heavy wnr nrenar.tion ex.
pea,aes.
one Of the hopeful DEVELOPMENTS il
savartisinr for the North Dakota
$3.50 IL the Baltimoxe Sun Maid for
~ - Chun.h T.eaoue for Indnskr;al
ne,noeraev. an oreenix,t;on nnade mn
Of ,n,,1nl,ers of the Proteat.nt K,isco-
~ ss1,uruh. A nh.reh IN Cincinnati
II llntss 500 400 IN bonds from fts own
;saenslers.
Another is q bond cananaixn in Bos-
chnaetts and other local nr.cress;ves
In Detroit the millionaire maxor and
philanthropist. James Couzens. is
leading a North Dakota bond commit
tee.
Small business. manufacturing.
wholesalinR, retailine-which has no
voice in the biz press-has been treat
ed exactly as North Dakota has during
the recent depression by the money
trust. The typical small manufactur-
er dare not talk for fear of losing
what little big business has left him.
but he is thinking hard as never be-
fore. This class, which produced the
issues in Wilson's first campaign. was
silenced temporarily BY the war and
by the power given the trusts through
theswar.
The National City bank Of New
York has nut out a pamphlet attacking
North Dakota, but with a president
like the notorious Stillman It had ia
avoid the free love charge against the
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