Budapest under fire in Danube monitors shell Bela Kun
Budapest deputies report monitors flying Hungary’s colors shelled Bela Kun’s headquarters at Hotel Ungaria from the Danube. Armistice declared to clear dead and wounded as soviet forces seize the capital. Kun predicts success of communism while warning allies to non interfere. Paris reports peace work continues as Germany treaty signs loom for Austria likely.
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Hotel
Ungaria
Danube
Hungary
Kun
Paris
Germany
Wilson
Lloyd George
London
Foreign Balfour
Lansing
Austria
Fifty-One Favor Changes Covenant Majority Seen
Washington June 30 Republicans claim a majority for amending the covenant as the senate debates the League of Nations. The issue centers on Americanism versus internationalism and the party line on U S involvement.
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Washington
League of Nations
Liquor Debate Heats as Prohibition Battle Rages in Congress
Reported moves in Washington show prohibition supporters claiming enough votes to pass a wartime measure with little change. The House debates enforcement, with dissenters planning to push for amendments possibly allowing 2.75 percent beer and wholesale modifications to wartime provisions. Leaders seek a rule to fast track the bill as July 1 approaches without a presidential demobilization pledge.
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Washington, Jane
Judiciary Committee
House
Seca
Volstead
Attie
Voters Approve Acts in North Dakota Referendum
In Fargo on June 30 with 1,875 of 1,938 precincts reporting the seven Nonpartisan League measures have been approved by voters. The tally shows 39,040 for and 38,751 against with rural precincts still to report likely widening the league majority. Industrial commission and Bank of North Dakota laws led, while newspaper publication and education bills trailed.
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Fargo
N. D
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Manaced by Strikes Winnipeg Braces for Protests
Winnipeg on June 30 reports tensions as employers face claims of unfair discrimination against returning strikers. Eleven strike leaders stood in court on seditious conspiracy charges and were remanded. A mayoral conference with military and police officials led to a ban on parades and outdoor meetings for at least a week and retention of the riot act. The metal trades field shows virtually all workers on strike.
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Winnipeg
City
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Wilson Leaves Paris For Brest Homeward Journey
President Wilson and his party departed Paris for Brest to sail home. Secretary Tumulty was notified and a cable said All well. Wilson has agreed to an unofficial reception on arrival in New York, with a citizens committee seeking to arrange it. This indicates where he would land.
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Washington
Wilson
Brest
Tumulty
New York
Dr Wilkins Found Guilty of Wife Murder in New York Trial
Dr Walter Keene Wilkins of Minneola aged about 67 was found guilty of first degree murder for the February 27 beating death of his wife Julia at their Long Beach home. The case was tried in the New York State supreme court with the hammer cited as the weapon. Also in California Dr Ephrian Northcott of San Paso was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Army nurse Miss Ines Reed at Redwood City.
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Minneola
N. Y
Walter Keene Wilkins
Julia
Long Beach
State Supreme Court
Dector
Redwood City
Calif
Ephrian Northcott
San Paso
Ines BE. Reed
Tanlac Restores Railway Conductor's Health and Weight
J. T. Steele of Shirley Illinois tells how Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and rheumatism after years of illness. He says five bottles restored appetite, eliminated indigestion and pain, and gained fifteen pounds, enabling him to return to work if needed. Sold in Braddock by J F Fitzgibbons and a local druggist.
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J. T. ‘Steele
Shirley
Ill
Steele
L. & N. Railroad
Tanlac
Taniac
Braddock
J. F. Fitzgibbons
Oak land advertised for four thousand one hundred eighty dollars
Ad copy touts Oak land at 4180 dollars as a cheaper alternative to paying over 1100 dollars for a four.
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Oakland
Disposing of Trouble Says Borrowed Woes Worried Neighbors
A wry social quip on how borrowing trouble from neighbors multiplies worries, then tossing it away. The speaker cautions against inviting others misfortune and suggests discarding extra concerns to regain calm.
Local Residents Return and Visit Highlights
L Dornbush O W Froomming and J D Solomonson returned the first of the week from a visit to Minneapolis. Miss Arbouine Prouty arrived home from Chicago after a year at the university. Harry McGann, recently at Bismarck, returned and stays with Mr and Mrs Jos Clark. James Stewart of Dale hauls material for a large farm home addition. Mrs Harry Hinton and daughter Helen of Linton visit Pollock friends for a week. A two hour rain Friday benefited crops with heavier rain to the south and east and lighter to the north and west of Pollock.
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Arbouine Prouty
Chicago
Harry McGann
Bismarck
Jos. Clark
James Stewart
Dale
Harry Hinton
Helen
Linton
Pollock
Braddock Weekend Socials Highlight Lake outing
A large crowd enjoyed swimming at Pershing Lake on Sunday. Miss Hattie McCulley of Linton spent the weekend in Braddock as a guest at the Junge home. Mr and Mrs Sidney Johnson visited at the J M Melan residence during the stay.
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Pershing Lake
Hattie McCulley
Linton
Braddock
Junge Home
Sidney Johnson
J. M. Melan
Local Ball Team Travels and Rain Shortens Play
The local ball team drove to Sterling last Friday to face Sterling’s club. Only two innings were played due to rain, Braddock winning 2 to 0. Braddock then beat McKenzie 8 to 6 on Sunday. Fans rode in several cars to both games. Lucille Allen returned Thursday from Grand Forks after a year there. Mrs. Allen left Wednesday for Bismarck to meet Miss Maude Kohnke, who had visited her sister Mrs. G H Towle the past days, and Towle then drove her to Sterling.
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Sterling
Braddock
McKenzie
Lucille Allen
Grand Fork
Allen
Bismarck
Maude Kohnke
G. H. Towle
Crystal Springs
Mrs. Towle
Hazelton News Notes Local Events and Actions
Mrs Mary Forsyth returns from Delamere North Dakota with relatives. A fine rain cheers farmers. H A Armstrong did business at Linton and Temnvik. A large crowd attends a Kurtz Bros farm dance and another barn dance. Hazelton Rebekah lodge plans July Fourth picnic in Linton with Odd Fellows families invited. Dr Hunter of Fargo preaches at Presbyterian church and discusses church building and parsonage to keep a steady pastor. R E Carlander awarded contract to add 50 by 50 feet to Northwestern Motor Co garage for a modern blacksmith shop. A citizens and farmers meeting aims to better organize against grasshoppers. Local men say the fight needs more pep.
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H. A. Armstrong
Linton
Temnvik
Kurtz Bros
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Dr. Hunter
Fargo
Hazelton
Hunter
R. E. Carlander
Northwestern Motor Company
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