Much Fall Seeding Being Done
Much summer fallowed land is being planted to fall wheat. In every direction from Moscow, drills are seen operating in the black fields and hundreds of acres of fall wheat is being planted daily. The ground is in fine condition for fall seeding and grain is expected to come up rapidly. The warm weather bureau predicts will continue "just what is needed" for all kinds of farm work. Stubble fields are getting green, and the spots where shocks of grain stood are masses of green grain several inches high, which the weather.
MITCHELL, S. Dakota.—(By A. P.)—Governor Cox was asked here today by a member of his audience to define his attitude toward the Volstead act. He said: "I shall oppose any measure that is in conflict with the constitution of the United States and the eighteenth amendment as interpreted by the supreme court."
Harding Campaigns In West Virginia Today
Aboard Harding's Special Train—(By A. P.)—Carrying the campaign into another political border state, Senator Harding today began a strenuous schedule of addresses which will take him to most of the largest cities of West Virginia before he returns to Marion, his home, tomorrow night.
Wilson Takes First Step In Campaign
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The first public document in the present presidential campaign to be issued at the White House was made public today, in a letter to E. M. Swartz, of Los Angeles, dealing with the league of nations, written by Secretary Tumulty at President Wilson's direction. 