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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
7
A note from the State Bank of Edin reports financial strain requiring measures to support multiple loan units as heavy weights of default risk threaten stability. Bank officials warn of broader ripple effects for local businesses until liquidity improves.
A German official has been selected to serve as German ambassador to the United States, with authoritative information confirming the appointment. The posting follows years of diplomatic groundwork and signals a continuance of bilateral engagement between Berlin and Washington.
Detectives in the bomb squad report ten trunks of arms and ammunition left New York aboard the Morro Castle bound for Progreso and Vera Cruz. The ore shipment from the Broad Street depot is noted by the Justice Department as part of the inquiry, with a gunboat likely to be sent to intercept.
A request is filed seeking a ninety day delay in court proceedings. The motion cites scheduling conflicts and requests additional time for answer or defense preparation. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Aug 30 article notes officials seek to use legal measures by Attorney General Palmer and Judge Ames to curb rising prices and restrain hoarding. A 90 day outlook suggests a major railway labor action could occur if conditions worsen, with unions urged to consider full participation.
French Chamber of Deputies members monitor the United States Senate delay on the treaty. They express unfavorable views of the procrastination and note support for the league of nations by some deputies. The report reflects tense international reactions from Paris.
A garbled report references September when a treaty would take effect and cites large troop movements including 20 000 mobilized forces and 13 000 Bolsheviki. It mentions European borders and a Serbian boat force in Banat while noting efforts to prevent threats and calamities per state official Charles W Wilson.
In Seattle the mayor resigns amid controversy and transition. The official statement cites fatigue and a transition plan toward joining the city council, signaling a major leadership shift for the metropolis.
The House approved a bill authorizing the President to confer the permanent rank of general on Gen. John J. Pershing in recognition of his wartime services. The measure now advances to the Senate for consideration.
The patrol chase along the Texas border culminated in the capture of bandits. Lieut Harold G Peterson and Paul Davis are freed and will be discharged with honors at Fort Bliss aviation HQ. Captain Leonard Mat Jack leads the investigation, with letters and souvenirs seized. A large stock shipment is ordered for September 11 as Missouri River levels fall and a Mercer County seat contest looms.
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