North Dakota Dry Farming Congress Elects Officers
At Dickinson North Dakota officers for the Dry Farming congress were elected with C. L. Timmerman as president J. R Smith Beach as vice president L. R. Waldron as secretary treasurer. The meeting featured speeches by Prof F L McVey and others stressing crop rotation seed sanitation and manure to sustain soil fertility. Continued on Page Three.
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Dickinson
N. D
H. L. Bolley
W. C G. Palmer
L. R. Waldron
Pref. J. H. Worst
A. Cc
Worst
North Dakota
Noa
Wool Prices Fall Across Industry Amid Tariff Debates
Frank L. Gooding of Gooding In reports wool prices have dropped nationwide due to wool tariff agitation. He cites sheep prices sliding from 1.00 to 1.50 per head and an annual industry loss of about 50 million dollars. The National Wool Growers Association plans to discuss tariff revision at its forty eighth convention in Omaha.
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Dustry
Frank L. Gooding
Gooding
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Omaha
Unite States
Canada
Northwest search for abducted couple linked to Amarillo banker
Winnipeg reports a couple allegedly abducted from Fort Worth are being hunted near Edmonton by Canadian mounted police. Lete Sneed, wife of an Amarillo banker, and Albert Gwayorgra, an Amarillo operator, are the missing pair with authorities tracing them from Texas to Alberta. Edmonton region is the presumed location as the man and woman remain at large.
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Winnipeg
Lete Sneed
Amarilla
Tex
Albert Gwayor Gr
Amarillo
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Tecan
Iicinity
Mra' Reed
Wanitanium
Port Worth
Unhappy Christmas for Rich Child Bancroft Family
Wealthy heir John Bancroft of Wilmington, heir to Bancroft and du Pont fortunes, faces a divorce case impacting his family. Proceedings center on alleged transgressions in Munich and testimony gathered there. Trials set to begin in Delaware on January 2.
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Wilmington
Del
Dec
John Bancroft
du Pont
Little John Bancroft
Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co
Hie
Alfred J. du Pont
du Pont Powder Co
Munich
Germany
Wimington
V . del
Immigrants Sought by Western Southern Governors Conference
Baltimore hosts nearly a score of western and southern governors and transportation leaders in a conference on stimulating immigration to the south. A 100 member committee led by Gov. Crothers planned tours, a Maryland Week display, and a gala dinner for about 350 guests.
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Baltimore
Dec
Judson Harmon Wm
Atlanta
Austin L. Crothers
Fifth Regiment
Sulphaquet
Alabama
Seer
Ramses
Nagel
Janes
Janes P. Y. Maryland
Benat Beran
Bridge Collapse Tragedy Leaves Hundreds Missing
In Kazan area Russia a railroad bridge under construction collapsed into the Volga River during a pre closure of a trestle. Between 160 and 200 workmen fell into the river and only four bodies have been recovered so far.
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Petersburg
Dec
Volga
Kazan
Fire destroys Glenboro mill in Manitoba blaze
A Glenboro Manitoba mill and elevator belonging to the Glenboro Milling and Elevator Co. was totally destroyed by a fire today. Loss estimated at $76,000 with insurance coverage. Fire officials say no injuries reported as crews battled the flames.
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Manitoba
Elevetor
Glenboro Mme Co
Glenboro
Eye of Law Now Watches Ryan in Los Angeles
Los Angeles December reports the district attorney’s office showing special interest in F M Ryan president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. He allegedly did not sign the AFL statement issued in Washington condemning the McNamara case. He may face a federal grand jury subpoena.
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District Attorney's Office
Los Angeles
Cal
District Attorney’s
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Ryan
American Federation of Labor
Washington
de Hounotsg Ghe McNamaran
John J. M¢Namara Wan
Ft Wan Eald
Portland grand jury indicts Holy Ghost leader
An indictment with six counts for six deaths aboard the yacht Coronet was reported by the U S district court grand jury. Frank W Sanford, leader of the Holy Ghost and Us society, is named. Sanford pleaded guilty to the charges after dismissing his lawyers earlier in the week.
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Portland
Slx
United States District Court
Frank W. Sanford
Jeader
The
Holy Ghost
Us Society
Sanford
Congress Session News and Cotton Ginning Report
Washington reports the Senate in session and House activity with a near fist fight claim between Moon and Thomas. A tobacco census bill fails as the general service pension bill is defeated. The census bureau tallies 12,814,332 bales of cotton ginned in the U S before December 1 including round and sea island bales.
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House
Moon
Pennsylvania
Representative Thomas
Kentucky
General Service
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau Today
United States
Sea Island
Blaze Destroys Meredith Drug Store in Maine
A fire totaling two hundred thousand dollars wiped out Meredith Drug Store today. The incident endangers the wife and child of William Morgan Shuster, the young American treasurer general of Porala, amid heightened Persian guard presence. His safety is critical as he faces immense responsibilities in a volatile situation.
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William
Morgan
Shuster
Porala
Meredith Drug Co Fire and Massive Property Loss
A baseme nt fire at Meredith Wholesale Drug Co 419 421 N P avenue caused about 200 000 in damage with smoke and water losses at Fargo Candy Co Oliver Denis store and Porritt flats The blaze started from a cigarette stump and crews fought the flames as a potential million dollar spread loomed Affected occupants included J Olson Mrs Farrell Mr and Mrs Wise John Armstrong and I E Moren while Louis Thompson sustained a non serious ankle injury jumping from a second story window to escape the blaze.
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Porritt Fats
Louis Thompson
Thompson
Mos
Meredith Wholesale Druggists
N. P. Avenue
Marcoi
Fargo Candy Co
Meredith Drug Co
Porritt
Fifth Street
J. Olson
Farrell
Mra. Wise
John Armstrong
I. E. Moren
Oliver Denis
Gate City
Moorhead
Lews
Telephone Co
Northwestern Telephone Co
Pitth Street
M. In Greene
Forum
C. H. Porritt
Meee
Smith Livery Barn
X. P. Avenue
Oliver Denia Pur
TS Ieee
Ruler Payed by Delay Suicides in Japan and U.S. Political Shuffle
In Victoria a train superintendent Moji Shitiro Shimidgu sacrificed himself by stepping before a train in remorse over delaying the Japanese emperor. A letter says he vowed to live to pay the emperor’s embarrassment. In Lincoln Nebraska Dr P J Hall a Democratic national committee man faces re-slotting after prior service.
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Victoria
B. C
Japan
Moji Shitiro Shimidgu
Awa Marur
Bartlett Tripp Dies at 69 After Stroke in Yankton
Former United States minister to Austria Bartlett Tripp, aged 69, died in Yankton today from heart failure after a stroke. Born in Maine, he helped codify territory and served as chief justice. he presided at the first constitutional convention of 1843. Market Days in McVille planned with merchants arranging bargains for Saturday and Monday.
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Yankton, D. D
United States
Austria
Bartlett Tripp
Jamacin
Maine
Cooperstown Boy Killed in China Massacre
Cooperstown North Dakota reports the death of 22 year old Watne Wilhelm Watne a Cooperstown High School graduate who had been teaching in China under the Lutheran Missionary society and was killed during massacres in west China.
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Cooperstown
N. D
Wilhelm Watne
China
Lutheran Missionary Society
Cooperstown High School
New York Unions Fail to Reach Settlement on Dues
Officers of the Sheet Metal Workers and Carpenters and Joiners unions returned home after failing to adjust the duties of the two trades. The tension over dues led to a standstill and no agreement was reached.
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New York
Dec
Carpenters & Joiners
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A.C
Northwest
Packer’s Trust
Chicago
Saran
EYE OF Law
Bridge Workers Union
Congress
Senate
Meredith Drug Store
Pergia
W.M. Shuster
Portitt
Denis Fur
Meredith
Meredith Firm
Breese
Fargo Bottling Works
Forum and Johnson
J. B. Carter Veterinary Hospital
Smith Mvery Stable
LFE
McVille
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