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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
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Femeile babtiste din districtelc
agricole din Statul Iowa au in
teles sa daruiasca toate oula
Iouate de gainile lor in Duminicelc
pana Ia sfarsitul lunei aceste pen.
tru ajutorarea misiunilor streine.
S'a evaluat ca ajutorul provenit
din isvorlll acesta sc va ridica Ia
suma de $4,000 dolari.
81
Patruzeci 81 cinci de Germani
au fost omoriti 81 100 raniti in
fiecare ora de la deelararea 81
pana la sfarsitul razboiulni lumei.
"a
Daca oamenii sc trag sau nu
din maimuta chestie de discutat
81 Iovedit, dar ceeace este mai
presus de orr ce dovadA ca cea
mai mare parte din Ell maimu-
taresc.
q
Correspondence nostrn din Roe
bling. n. J. ne scrie ca notita eli
iLelita care vraicste 81 descanta
publicata i'm un,tl din numerile
trecute la rubrica aceasta, a fa-
cnt singe rau la multi. la toti acei
cari Sc slmteau cu musca pc ed
.ciula 81 amenintarile curgeau
'droaie la adresa noastra. dar dacd
Tar h fost 81 cinci suite de numere
dim eel cu pontul, S ar fl vindnt
ca panea calda. S'or fl snparat.
bietii 81 bietele, dar vorba, parin-
telui Lupu, ce sd faci daca n 'ai ce
face? Cum sc chichirezi galceava
daca nema puterisca cd esti Gu
musca pc cacnula.
@
81 stiti cum sa inceput gal
.ceava? Ea a ars rantasul. El la
fiicut observable. Ea replicat :
'Taci ma motolaule cd imi vars
focul pc tine" 81 ell una 81 ed
doua, 81 a pus mana pc vatraiu 81
'trosc 81 plosc, 81 apoi tlrechiala 81
tirnuial5 pana Ia facut scapat.
Epilogul inca nu sc site. Ell tri-
mite vorbe prin lelea Catrina so
lmbuneze ca sal primeasca inapoi
dar ea a inaintat divort 81 pana
una alta jumuleste de pene pc un
gansac pc care Ia prins in leasa
Il
Saptezeci 81 cinci la suta din
populatia Statului Pennsylvania,
vazind ca inca ma aparut pc fe-
restrele saloanelor semnul berei
Block nu-i vine sa creaza Ca a
VENT primavara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

nurmi fractipne dinr nm cent asupra unui nenalrr
tu sstemul repartitici Unnnea M este expasa L. ner
erl dar secietae carl sau obgat sd achite I'LL
Gotta iunara mebrilor 81 repartzeazs cshl u emli
suht expse II perder mari daca membrii n "a
piaeasca diferena prin repartite facua az aae1
IN a1nbee caznr 81 sistenn De repar y ~ sltS.
nnol eoelsr lunhre egale peptra atice satesq s
unpnea az poste crea I'M fond de ajutss az Ri a
mi q mos1te esnd W intAnpla nv s ~ 1ss
- mare y uninnei ~ - ~ a start 1R =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'iDrapelul Roman"
dim Struthers, Ohio, Convoaca pc
'toti membrii sal lua parte la
adunarea generala la care va Fl
81 Darea de seama pc trei luni
trecute, sedinta va avea lOc in
ziua de 30 Aprilie 1922, la orele
10 dimineata in Hala din Liberty
Str. No. %.
.Totodata aducen la eunostinta
fratilor membvi acestei Societati
81 III rugam sa ieie parte la aceasta
setlinta find mai multe puncte
de rezelvat pentru bnnul mers al
Secietatei.
Totodata adncem la cunostinta,
fratiler membsi anartinatori Soc.
noastre sa biHeteiasea asi aehita.
taxele lanafe la seeretariu finan-
ciar. ABSENTEE nemotivate Sc vor
,pedepsi conform statutelor.
In nlfinele Societatii ''DrapeMl
Roman" din Struthefs, Ohio.
a(97 4 99).. rrosidisa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
|NF0RMAT|UN|

Lorain, 0. Directorul servi-
.eiilor l.. A. Smell. a declarat ca la
PLAZA nu vor fl censori: fetele pot
purta ce costum yor ele: scurt.
lung, cum le va fl gustul. ''Fetele
vor face ce lie va placea in chestia
alegerei cOstumului lor de scalda.
Eu nu vol pune censori. caci cred
ca aceasta ar fl in detrimental
libertatei lor.''
Findlay, o. - Fri an fost in
;mormantate cele trei victime carl
au fost inecate in riul Blanchard.
Copiii sunt: Samuel 81 Flo Meek
81 Harry Newhart. Luntrea lor a
fost resturnata 81 eli au. .cazut in
riu inecandn-se. Intreg orasul a
luat parte la inmormantarea lor.
Manchester. SEpiscopul die
cesei rdmano-catolice de aici,
&eorge A. Guertin, a adresat Gre.
dineiosifor din o ibiserica catolica
dc aici vorbire puternica in care
a eendamnat moda cea noua, Gu
'rochiile scnrte,-''Nn te poti uita
la grhmazul 81 la picioarele goale
ale unei fete far1, ca sd fiji des.
gustat. Rochiile lor scurte tie fac
ca sa mn le respectezi. Femeea
care prin modestia sa impune
respect barbatilor, poate Sd cas-
tige 81 respectful copiilor eli. Ace..
ste femei au datorinta sd nu per-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

es
Toronto. Mpa ee a cetit in
gazette despre copferintele renaar
mitului autor ii spiritist Conanf
Doyle. care a declarat ca ''moar>
tea este falM dureri. 81 frumoasi"
4Parcy Brown, de 70 ami, s'a sinu-
els prin gazuri asRixiante. I'm
mana lui au gasit un ziar ce con
tinea un rapport despre Conan
Doyle, lar langa el i'm petec, dc
hartic cu cuvintele: Stunt de %
ami 81 aproape orb. Daca cele.
scrise aici s,mt adevarate, de ee
|sa mai star,lese sa treiesclt
$50
Los Angeles. - In ON e mort
81 dol alti s,snt s.aniti, din carl
unul posibil in mod fatal, ca re-
Isultatul un,li atac la Inglewood,
! un suburb, la casa unuf boot
logger de banda de oameni
|mascati al cstfor Aumar fost
aproape de. 100. Mortul este polls
tistul NJ. B. Mosher, 81 ceilalti dol
snnf ajutorii lni. hi au fost i'm
lpuscati de Frank Noerner, I'm
|pazitor de noapte din Inglewood
care a mers in ajutorlll celni
atacat.
Moartea este mai de dOrit de-
/ cat sa stea Delmineca in restall.
Trantul eli 81 sd serveasca oaspetii.
Aceasta a fost opiniuisea dpamnei
Jessie Schalaba, care, d,lpa ce s'a
lcertat pc aceasta tema cu barba-
/, tul sau. $ "a ,dus in camera Ell 81 a
beut otrava. Politia a VENT ime.
dat 81 transportat-o la spitaluf
Charity tocmai la vreme caci
.viaa eli pntut Fl salvata. A 81
fost deja concediata din spital 81
a fost dusa acasa, 2557 f. 22ni
Street.
|, Chicago. - Mary Garden a
anuntat eri noapte ca sc retrage
/ din postnl Ell de directoara Ope-
rel din Chicago. dupa ce a indie.
|plinit aceasta positie tiInp de un
an. 'Eu sunt o artista 81 am ajtins
la convingerea Cd locul meu este
intre artisti 81 nu aslpra Tor, -
"a declarat diva". Organizatia
nona civica ma ales din nou de
directoi'a generala companiei,
dar nu pot primi aceasta oRoare.
Spiritul meu l,ptator ma 'ndeam-
ma, ce e drept, sd stan, dar tre-
5buhe sa parasese positia. Conspa-
mia de opera are in mine un SOL
dat leal, gaia de a servi unde vol
| fl pusa.'
Londra. - Feaele de cor de la
teatrele dim I4aa<lra aa aparut pc
scena cu degetsle de Ia. pieior CO.
lorate. Cofoarea faxorita parea a
fl rosa, dar eraa verde, albastre,
Lgalbene, etc. Moda pan aculn ma
prea castigat aderente, caci -
picioarele frumoase sunt prea
rari.
New York. - Deportati din
Anglia din cauza ca nn s'au inre-
slstrat conform hanii legi pentru
streini, George Belmont Wilsonsi
C'aranee Southland, ambn SER
Wind in tilnpul razhoiului in ar
mata engleza, au sasit La New
York, fara banisi GU foarte pa-
tine haine. 'Recunostintai AS
|ceva nu este cnnoscuta de On
glezi'' au tleclssat eli ''AInbii
ne-am infDlat il asaaata enalssa
81 am servit in decursul razboiu-
hui. Ambii am fost raniti, 81 Gu
|toate aceste am FIST dcportati ca
niste crinrinali. SCOTIA lui Wilson
.si Gel dol copii al lui sunt in
hpsa in Anglia. Re cand era el In
temnita Brixtoi asteptand de-
|portarea sa, ga M putea sd VIM
la el decat unica data, Southland
"a fost arestat ii lnomentul cand
a febarcat de pc un vapor ce IA
ad11S acaSA din pnlnotina wnfo :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

|, Belfast. 0 hmee Gu lnnmele
Mrs Mccabe murit Dunlineca
trecuta de niste sfaui primite Cd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

Saptezeci 81 cinci la suta din
populatia Statului Pennsylvania,
vazInd ca inca ma aparut pc fe-
restrele saloanelor semnul berei
Block" nn-i vine sa creaza ga a
VENT primavara.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
State Head of Banks
Resigns His Position
S. B. Duea Plans To Engage In
Private Business In South
ern Minnesota
[Associated Press Dispatch. j


st. Paul, january 26.-S. b. Duea,
state superintendent Of banks, today
announced that he rendered his res
ignation to Governor Preus just be-
fore the governor left on his eastern
trip yesterday Mr.. Duea said he
will be associated with group OF
business men interested in the In
vestment and banking business IN
Southern Minnesota.
Was Appointed In 1921
Mr. Duea became superintendent
of banks in April, 1921, succeeding
f. e. Pearson, who became secretary
of the newly created state securities
From March /, 1921,
until April Mr.. Duea was private
secretary to Governor Preus, succeed
ing the late A. H. Turritin to that
post.
Mr.. Duea came to the capitol from
Pipestone, where he had been presi-
dent of the Security bank of Pipe
stone. He served as members OF
the Minnesota house of representa-
tives from 1907 to 1909, and in the
Minnesota senate from 1909 to 1913.
Mr.. Duea said today that he had re
signed because of the greater op.
portunity offered in business. His
resignation is to take effect he said,
as soon as a successor is appointed
by Governor PreuS,
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
CreameryMen to ornl
District Organization
Three Counties Represented at
Meeting Held In Man
kato Today

Managers and directors of CO. OPP
eratiye creameries OF District No. 8
consisting of Blue Earth, Le Sueur
and Waseca counties convened at this
city at one o'clock this afterno0n, for
the purpose of Organizing district
number eight of the state Co Oper-
tive Creameries association It was
expected that the thirty Ave go oper-
alive creameries in the dfst1irt would
also be represented by laIEe num-
ber OF the butter makers.
Late this ofternoon office{k for the
ensueing year were elected The plan
of the, organization, is, to elect a d.
rector from each membef icreamery
as district director The:|e direct
ors elect four from among uIeir mum
Der to act as an executive <Iommtttee
with the state director of the district.
These officers are: first and second
vice chairman, secretary and treas
urer.
rlans were made this aftaHnoon for
the appointment of field man for
he district, whose duties II 'Itas pain
ted OUT will be to aid in shi15Hents OF
butter. The highest aim OIL cream
cries will be to produce notEing hut
high quality butter, ana this it Is aim
ed to ship in car load lots sn eastern
markets in such a manner that IL viii
not lose its identity. MINI Esota. has
the best butter in the world land Min
Eesota has the best buttak in the
world, and Minnesota dairyinen want
the world TO know it.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
Income Tax La.D Was
Topic Before The Club
North sMankato Mems organi-
zat'on Held Meeting
d. Last Night

Members Of the Mems Community
club of North Mankato held a very
profitable and Instructive meeting last
night at the auditorium of the North
Msnkato high school. Prof E. l..
Christesen was the principal speaker
of the evening. He took for his sub
ject "The Income Tax Law" Prof.
Christesen went into every phase Of
the law, and explained the basis for
different rates of taxation under the
law. Owing to the fact that Mr..
Christesen is just at the present time
teaching class in the Mankato Com
mercial College on that subject caus
ed him to have every phase OF the
law at his tongues end. At the con-
clusion of his talk on the subject OF
income taxes, Prof Christesen ans
wered a number of questions asked.
The talk was very much appreciated
and much valuable information was
given out on this very practical sub
ject. At the opening of the meeting
the audience was favored by num-
Der of selections on the piano by
Obert Pluto.
The North Mankato Mems Com
munity club is organized for the pur
pose of discussing social and educa-
toinal problems. These discussions
result N benefit to both young and
old. The club meets every second
in the month. II was de-
cided at last nights meeting to not
engage outside speakers, but to carry
on discussions among the members.
Anyone Interested in the affairs Of
the community is welcome to attend.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
Sensational Charges
Former Service Mar,
Minneapolis Vet Sends State
ment Today To Senator
Watson Probe
lAssoeiated Press DIspatch.l

Washington, D. c., January 20
Declaration that he had been robbed
and discharged as an enplcye of the
veterans bureau after testifyin
senate in vestigation of alleged hang
ings was made by Charles P. Green
of Minneapolis, in letters and tele-
grams received by Senator Watson,
democrat. Georgia, and read today to
the investigating committee.
Green declared in his, communica-
lions that enroute to his home Amer
lean Legion friends" a Cincinnati
had stolen his suitcase containing his
army discharges, decorations and
other documents. On reaching. Min
neapolis, he charged, he was informed
by the veterans bureau office there
that his services were no longer re-
quired.
Watson To Ask For Report.
& Senator Watson in presenting the
charges said he knew nothing OF the
that they demanded committee action,
but added he would ask Director
Forbes of the bureau for report.
In trying to place Green, who had
testified that the bodies Of nine sol
diers killed by the. military police had
been sent to a hospital at Chateau
faoux, France. Chairman Brandegee
recalled to committee members that
Green was the witness who declared
on the stand that General Pershing
was "a liar" and th"t he would rather
beIone to the I. w. w. than to the
American Legion.
Three doctors attached to the
Chateau Roux hospital testified yes
terday there was no truth in Green's
charges as to the nine bodies.
Charles P. Green could never be
discharged by veterans bureau be-
cause he has never b"en IN employe," "
c. d. HiN"~-1 northwest district
manager, said today. "Mr. Green is
on a training status only, receivi''
500 monthly, as are many other dis
abled soldiers"
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
lie Sueur Publisher
ThroUs Hat In Ring
Carl A. Eastwood Announces
Candidacy For Seat In Con-
gress From Third

- 1uoII 'oS Ozc pd publisher Of the
SoqL seqsr% in his short talk to
n1empvr.----l guests Of the Adyertis- /
ing Forum of the Civic and Commerce
association at the Heinrich Hotel last
evening made the first public an
nouncement of his candidacy for the
republican nomination for congress
man from the third Minnesota dis
trict.
The remarks OF Mr.. Eastwood were
largely in a humorous vein but be ex-
pressed himself sincerely when he
inflated that he is now candidate.
In later interview, Mr.. Eastwood
verified the impression that he was a
candidate and stated that he will file
for the primary election.
Charles r. Davis is the present
congressman from the third district
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
WATERED BOOZE JOINT

Minneapolis Detective Raided New
Kind of Plant Yesterday
A "watered wnlsKey factory" en-
gagged in turning out kegs ant. cans
nliod principaiIy with water, but
containing u smaller receptacle full
ol liquor, was unearLued yesterday
by Detective John Belair's prohiDl-
ton squad in Minneapolis.
Detective Beiair believes that the
factory" has been the source OF
much woe during the past month 10
eager liquor buyers, who have dis
covered after paying their money
that they have been victimized.
In the place were found six kegs
and 13 fVe gallon cans, each contain
ing a small quantity OF liquor so
placed that when the intending pur,
chaser sought to sample their con-
tents, the liquor would now from the
opening. The bulk OF the contents,
Detective Belair said, was
plain water.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
NetO York Waterfront
Threatehed 4 Fire
Morse Dry Dock G. Rep;I Conn
pany Suffered Loss Six
Alarms Sent ln
[Assoelated Press pIspalzh.


New York, January 28. which
broke out at $40 O'clock this morn
ing in the plant of the Mtf<e Dry
dock and Repair COMPANY ;rnok-
lyn, threatened half an horE later to
sweep through the section = fa<er
front covered by the compa. rue
lures. At that time fout Ships
and ship in drylock we ''sfnine
and the fire had spread G. e2rby
building occupied by q 1o<ins
firm. Property owned by f {Eook-
Iyn Gas company was mene< The
Morse company's plant is 8|@ * the
largest Of its kind In the 81
The fire originated In e and
developed 50 rapidly the r.
tank exploded which sspr esst \; ;he ne
over a large area.
An oil tanker owned by the stan
dard o. company caught fire shortly
before seven o'clock Six alarms
calling fire companies from all over
Srooklyn had been turned Ia BY that
hour.
Loss Estimated At 100000
The Great plant of the Morse Dry
lock and Repair company occupying
six blocks along the Brooklyn water
front between Erie basin and Fort
truction today when fre wiped out
five shop buildings, entailing a loss
estimated at $4,000 and upwards.
The blaze started in the company's 8
garage and destroyed fifty automo-
biles. The fire spread to the toiler
shop, tool room, pipe shop and an
other shop tefore fremen, summoned
by four alarms, succeeded in checking
the flames.
O. faL
largest in the world, calght fire but
was soon extinguished The tanker s.
M. Spalding from Los Angeles was in
the dock.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
ASKS SENATE PROBE
Georgia Senator Introduces Resoiu'
tion To irvestiaatA Activities.

[Associated Press pispatch.l
Washington, D. c., January 26.-
Investigation by the senate of the
activities OF persons, associations,
corporations and combinations com /.
water power, alleged 20 be attempt
ing to prevent lease by the govern
ment on the Muscle Shoals project, is
provided. in resolution introduced
in the senate today by Senator Harris
of Georgia. Senator Harris said he
would ask for consideration Of the
resolution probably before the end OF
the week.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
AID FORUM BANQUET is
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
MINNESOTA WEATHER

Mankate: Maximum temper
ature for the past twenty four
hours, eighteen above; mini
mum, sixteen apoVe. Local
barometer hand today indicated
ehangeable weather. Tomorrow
the sun will rise at 7:14 A. M.
and will set at 5:t1 p. NJ.
Minnesota and Wisconsin,:
Partly cloudy and somewhat
unsettled tonight and Friday;
not much change In temPera-
ture.
North Dakota: Partly cloudy
and somewhat unsettled tonight
and Friday; rising tempera-
ture tonight; colder in north
west portion Friday afternoon.
South Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Friday; rising tenn
perature tonight.
Montana: Generally fair In
east, unsettled in west portion
tonight and Friday with prob
ably rain; rising temperature
tonight in east portion; colder
Friday afternoon or night.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
-ate Member state Board of Control
Was Wealthy

Late Member State Board Of Control
Was Wealthy
The inventory OF the estate of the
late Pierre A. Hilbert, Melrose physi-
clan and banker and member OF the
state board OF control, shows an es-
tate value of 1925. .909.40, according to
the appraisement filed yesterday with
the Judge Of probate. OF mortgages,
bonds and certificates OF deposit. the
inventory shows total of $173989-
stock in various banks and corpora
tions, the largest portion being stock
in Minnesota and Montana banks.
Personal property Is valued at s13.,
62o.03, and the one item of reality. the
Melrose homestead. was appraised at
$500.
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
Another Warrant an
Out In ManksSS ST.
.BIGAMY IS THE CHARGE
Miss Viva BurriIl Makes Com
plant To Local Au-
thorities


charge Of bigamy. Sorenson was
held in the Ramsey county Jail on
q similar charge, but it was dis
nnissed on motion of the county
attorneys office.
Sorenson, will be tried at Man.
kato on the charge brought by
Viva Burrill that ne married her
before obtaining a divorce from
his first wife. .
A new angle was added to the hum
sn triangle Involving Earl L. Soren-
SON, Viva M. Burrill of this city and
the real Mrs. Sorenson, whose former
home was In Belle Plaine, Mimi, in
the bigamY case against Sorenson,
when Miss Burrill last evening swore
to a warrant before County Attorney G.
e. Phillips at this city formally charg-
ing Sorenson,- who is now in the Gus
today OF st. Paul officers, with bigamy.
In a statement to The Free Press
Miss Burrill said that she and Soren-
"a, 1913, by ReY.sG. A. Cahoon, and at
that time she had the impression that
her spouse never had previous ma
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;rsss ~ pna.s VI in h, 49, ts -
.ss< rs,..sd ths arrest nf Soransan ~,
tn ~ vi Sol - ..,S oii
t1.f - tStS Pa oh tne cna.S .Se u .s pos !.
,t''& e e ~ ~ y nSS.. ne ilSSl WsSs H.aue
'n{ f<'lce OIncer Al Sheloy, accoroing
- p2ltSe Iep2rQs-k FoIInef Cnlei Mar
*teq t1at Wneh tne man WAS
re poltce station tnat ne
t1ok and przys ~ qe' sgtlye's
slaI sway from nini.s - ssrs ne I,3as e
let on In the municipal court with 2
nne o. 20 Tor disorderiy conduct
necogntze9 Sorensons star
q Wnen MISS burrlii was SHOWN a
RrlVale detectlVes star py CnieI OF
Foiice rnll LunamarK YESTERDAY ev,
enlng. Sne' stated that sne recognlzed
II as Sorenson star
Gonunulng her statement 10 rep
TesenLatlye OF me free Press, MISS
burrlH charges Inat II was Sorenson
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
jan could m Pletures.

New Tim, Mimi, January 26.--Jay e.
Gould of this city will open the new
Turner motion picture theatre at Sum
Gould returned to New Tim after clos
ing out a theatre stock at tho instance
OF the Turnverein who officially requested
lis return and resumption Of his movie
business
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
Fresh Rioting Breaks
Out In Cairo, Report
One Hundred and Ninety Killed ;
More Than Thousand
Injured

London, January 26.-A cable dis
patch to The Evening Star today
from Rome says it is reported there
that fresh disorders have broken out
in Cairo, Egypt, resulting in 1870 per
sons being killed and more than one
thousand others injured. British
troops, the message adds, quelled the
Thus far no confirma
tion of the Rome report has reached
London
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
PROBINGPACKER'S STRIKE
Witnesses Summoned Before Dakota
Countv Grand jury
.Iinited Press Dlspatch

Hastings, January 26. -Adjutant
General w. F. Rhinow and city Off.
ciais OF South St. Paul were sum-
moned az witnesses before the Da-
kota county grand jury to testify in
regard TO the South st. Paul packers
strike From what angle the grand
furry will Investigate the strike situ-
alton is not known, but 1t Is under
stood that the grand jury will proc
ably recommend that state troops
are no longer urgently needed in the
strike zone.
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rhIrd sherIff candldate.

OF near this city Is the third to enter
the race for sheriff Of Cottonwood coun-
ty. The new candidate is the son OF. q
war With the U. s. military forces
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PROBE THE PROPAGANDA
investigation Asked In
Campaign Waped Hy Oil Interests

Campaign Waued 6y OIL Interests
Washington, D. c.. January z6.--
Congressional Investigation Of charges
that an extensive campaign OF pro
United States and Mexico by agents
and representatives OF certain Amer
lean oil interests" for the purpose cf
"discrediting the present government
of Mexico and preventing its recogni
ton by the United States" was called
for today In resolution introduced
by Representative Connally, demo
crat, Texas
The Mankato free press., 1922-01-27
SEES AN ADVERSE
BALANCE IN FOOD
This Condition Facing the
United States
PERIOD NEAR AT HAND
Scientific Expert Discusses Sub
ject Before Agricultural
Conference
LAssociated Press Dispatch. ]

LAssociated Press Dispatch.l
Washington, D. c., January 20.
-CommendatIon of the "agrIcul-
turaI bloc" in congress was w.
unanimously today Dy the national
agricultural conference through
unanimous adoption OF the report
of the committee on agricultural
and price relations.
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