North Dakota brief notes on local civic changes and incidents
News items from Grand Forks to Bismarck report new plants nearing completion, resignations, railroad talks, a bishop’s residence loss, drownings, court cases, and local voting outcomes. Notable mentions include postmaster changes, road and electric line plans, and a college president’s July effective date.
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Rates Justified in Public Utilities Statement
Washington April 14 Public statement cites figures for 100 percent telegraph service and a 20 percent rate increase. It argues the rise is necessary to maintain service nationwide and to prevent discrimination among carriers while keeping prices aligned with public utility practices. The document references the Postal service and industry regulators and includes quoted exchanges about personal finances and hardship.
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First U. S. Flour Reaches Berlin For Housewives
Berlin households receive the first allotment of flour from the United States at seven times peace prices. Each person gets half a pound, priced at 55 cents per pound. Officials justify the high price as a wartime measure to curb bread costs and prevent future shortages.
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Coalition Government Hit in London Hall Vote
A London defeat hits the wartime coalition as Commander Kenworthy, an Asquithian, defeats Lord Bastico Percy Foalstin in the Central Hall district. The loss marks the second defeat since the parliament session began.
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Maritime council oversees speedier use of passenger ships
The document outlines a plan to accelerate passenger ship use under a rational flag by skilled maritime authorities. It emphasizes non prejudice and adherence to a treaty, with trust in the maritime council to manage these vessels.
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North Russia Crisis Developments Reported
Fragmentary dispatches indicate London and British officials were assessing a crisis involving North Russia. The uncertain situation touched on potential governance concerns and international responses as of early April.
Cowboys Show Still Sharp Guns in West
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes that despite their antiquated image cowboys still display marksmanship, with one rider effortlessly drawing a six shooter as if it were a walk. The exchange confirms enduring western toughness.
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