Tightening on Anderson Refocuses Murder Trial
In Washburn North Carolina on June 19 the defense met harsh lines as witnesses described Anderson's demeanor after the Funk murder. Testimony noted his drawn face and gaze, a stated indifference to a brutal outcome, and his actions surrounding the scene and bank security.
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Washburn
N. C
Anderson
Hanson
Bangs
Funk
Madden
Carl Knutson
John Satterlund
Satterund
Rae
Oy McCulloch
Feo
Maennel
McLean County
Sevelon
Evi- Senor
Berner
Stella
Russian princess evades spies and escapes to New York
Princess Olga Golitzins, a Russian princess, fled her husband in March and arrived in New York with wealth and jewels. She later pawned her jewels after funds ran out and was tracked by Russian secret police. An embassy attache pressed her to return home, but she declined and pursued further opportunities.
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Olga Golitzins
New York
Willard
Washington
Europe
Perkins Expresses Frustration In Harvester Case Grilling
Chicago June 20. The full fore court reserved peppery exchanges between Attorney Grosvenor for the government in the anti trust suit against International Harvester Co and George W. Perkins chairman of the companys finance committee as witness. Perkins complains reporters and government cross examination imply guilt. He says he testifies voluntarily but government uses every insinuation to doubt his integrity and testimony.
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Chicago
Grosvenor
International Harvester Co
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Tutornational
Insane German Teacher Kills at Catholic School
A deranged former teacher named Schmidt opened fire at a Catholic school in Bremen Germany killing an instructor and two children and fatally wounding three others. Six loaded revolvers and extra cartridges were found on him as police restrained him.
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Bremen
Germany
Italian Troops and Arabs Battle Near Ettangi
An official dispatch from Derna reports Italian forces clashed with Tripolitan Arabs at Ettangi yesterday. One Italian officer and 19 soldiers were killed, and 5 Geers and 217 men wounded. Arabs were reportedly routed after hours of fighting.
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Rome
Ettangi
Geers
Tees
Diapateh
Aircraft Crash Claims Mississippi Man in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports an aeroplane fell near the capital injuring one passenger and killing another. The misspelled notes reference Billingsley of Mississippi and a Georgia figure, with unclear cause and currency details.
Christian Convention Opens in Fargo North Dakota
North Dakota Christian church delegates gathered at the Fargo Ninth Street church for the state convention with a large turnout. Opening talks featured Albert Miller and W. L. Stockham, plus remarks by R. B. Town and E. A. Long. J Booth delivered a keynote sermon on New Testament Evangelism. A reception for Ray Leland W. Porter, new Fur 0 pastor, followed, attracting many delegates.
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of the Christian Church
Fargo
Ninth Street
North Dakota
Albert KR. H. Miller
Mercer
State University of
Donven
Flor
Ray
Leland W. Porter
Fur 0 Christian Church
Helena
Mont
H. H. Wheelock
van de Water
L. D. McGahan
Minot
Booth
Martha ‘T.tatem
Williams County
R. W. Darner
Mendelasohn
Messiah
Barnes
Ernant Wright
Democrats Caucus On Tariff Bill Revisions
Washington June 20 Democrat senators caucused on the tariff bill as revised by the Senate Finance Committee. All schedules of the administrative section were submitted, with the income tax feature held back for revision. Chairman Simmons indicated expected opposition to the agri and wool program, schedules unlikely to change. The changes retained a 10 cents per bushel wheat duty and a retaliatory provision of 10 cents per bushel on wheat, 46 cents on four, and 10 percent ad valorem on other wheat products from countries imposing duties on American wheat.
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Washington
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Democratic
Harvard Wins Easily Over Yale in Varsity Race
Harvard defeated Yale in a two mile varsity race crossing to the finish well ahead of Yale. The winning time was listed as 10 minutes and the race took place in New Haven on June 20 with Beaden, Conn as a regional reference.
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Pew Ee Beaden
Conn
Harwon
Yale Toais
Crimgon
Tte Seo
Miehtpares
City Abattoir Plans on North Dakota City
Grand Forks N D June 20 plans for the municipal abattoir have been completed by City Engineer H G Lykken. If built as planned the city will have a modern slaughterhouse with basement and two floors featuring dedicated rooms for smoke curing lard and meat processing plus a large covered loading platform.
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Grand Forka
N. D
H. G. Lykken
Noor
Annual Reunion of Latter Day Saints Opens in Oak Grove
The reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints begins its annual reunion in Oak Grove from June 20 to 22 with daily services at 9 30 a m and 2 30 p m. A large double tent stands east of the Oak Grove inn with visitors camping or lodging nearby. Colonel Brengel, a world wide evangelist, is to speak tonight at the army barracks while the meetings draw attendees from North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
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Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Oak Grove
Arcato
North Dakota
Logan
Mouse River
Bint
Minnesota
Chitheral
Ator
Fargo
Osk Grove Tar Inn
Della Fox Dies Sudden Death Ends Stage Icon Career
Della Fox an American actress famed across the United States died suddenly. Born in 1871 in St Louis she rose to stardom competing with Lillian Russell and performing in shows such as Wang Panjandrum The Little Host and The Wedding Day. She returned to the stage in 1905 after a 1900 illness and last appeared in Rosedale at the Lyric theatre. She married Jack Levy in 1900.
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Della Fox
United States
Lillian Russell
St. Louis
Miss Fox
James O'Neill
Bennette Moulton
de Wolf Hopper
Wang
Osterdal Laget Concludes Year at Fargo Convention
Nearly 300 delegates and spouses gathered at the Sons of Norway hall in Fargo for the Osterdal Laget convention with re elected officers. Addresses by Dean Sheppard and Prof Waldron preceded a banquet by the Knights of Columbus hall and a pledge to support a permanent memorial fund for disaster relief in the fatherland.
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Osterdal Laget
Mérkihg
Fargo
Dean Sheppard
C.B. Waldron
Emery
Moen
Association
Bsg
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Norway
Knights of Columbus
Orpheus Singing Society
Holmoe
Ironwood
Mich
H. H. Aaker
Peter Myrvold
Dilworth
Sons of Norway Hall
Militants Burn Mansion and Threaten Judge at Ascot
Militant arsonists set a large unoccupied mansion ablaze near Solihull and sent a warning to Sir Walter Philpin urging harsher penalties for conspiracy. In Ascot Harold Hewitt's condition improved after being injured while trying to intervene in the race for the Ascot gold cup.
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Ascot
England
Harold Hewitt
Solihull
Birmingham
Walter Philtin
Bryan assures Chariton Sr of a fair trial
Ambiguous OCR text reports that Bryan promised Paul Chariton that U S officers would ensure a fair trial for Chariton. The fragment mentions assurances and the federal role but lacks coherent dates or full names, making precise details uncertain.
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Bryan
Charlton, SR
Wilson Plans Signing Sundry Civil Bill At White House
After a cabinet meeting at the White House the president will sign the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill. It includes provisions to limit funds used to prosecute labor unions and farmers' organizations under the anti trust law.
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Washington
White House
Prominent Doctor in Cannon, N D Kills, Then Takes Own Life
Dr A B Newman of Cannon shot Mrs Carey a clerk and Mrs Young wife of the manager then committed suicide with carbolic acid. The incident shocks Casselton and Fargo where Newman was known as a longtime physician and UMN graduate.
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University of Minnesota
Fai
Railroad approves 2 cent fare in effect immediately
In St Paul on June 20 the state railroad and warehouse commission heard railroad presidents and attorneys agree to establish promptly state rates upheld by the U S Supreme Court. The 2 cent passenger fare and freight schedules for commodities and merchandise were included in the agreement ending further negotiation.
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St. Paul
State Railroad and Warehouse Com
Supreme Court of the United States
Strikers Given Jail Sentences But Released
Thirty one striking silk mill workers in Patterson New Jersey were convicted of unlawful assemblage and sentenced to three months in the county jail. The court suspended the sentences upon good behavior of the strikers.
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Patterson
N. J
Industrial Workers of the World
Atrikers
Kidnappers Sentenced to Twenty Two Years in Penitentiary
Balem Ill June 20 Frank Sullens and Ernest Burrison were found guilty of kidnapping Dorothy Holtast in March. The jury set twenty two years in prison for each. the state sought the death penalty. Sullens confessed the motive and handed the girl to Hatrleen after receiving six dollars. she was found in critical condition. A male demonstration followed as police were dispatched.
Powers of Supervision by Board Detailed in Proposed Bill
Officials outline features of a new bill to empower a supervisory board. The document explains how banks may obtain currency and how interest charges are handled under the proposed framework.
Congress Considers Joint Session for President’s Address
The house approved a concurrent resolution to convene a joint session of Congress on Monday for the President to read his currency address. A Senate and House committee was urged to amend the Erdman act to broaden its scope. McAdoo sought a $100000 appropriation to fund vessels enforcing laws protecting Alaska Natives and fur animals.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
House Joint Committee
McAdoo
Congress probes currency bill amid federal reserve debate
Washington observers focused on the administration currency bill and the proposed federal reserve system. Key figures discussed board powers over reserve banks, collateral notes up to 500 million dollars, and a shift from the current banking framework within a ninety day window and a thirty eight month transition.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Gwen
Glass
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banka
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Neeleick
Kanan
Democrat
House
Jon
Money Trust
Pleas for purer milk at AMA convention
June 20 Minneapolis delegates closed the sixty fourth annual American Medical association meet with a joint session on diseases of children and the American Association of Medical Milk commission. Calls were made for purer milk for children and infant welfare campaigns discussed by leaders from across the country.
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Minneapolis
American Medical Association
American Association of Medical Milk Commission
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Georgie Sarionaty
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J. , Campbell
Fern B. Monson
Emory Ross
Liberia
Herbert Smith
Bolénge
Africa
Congo
Grand. Forks
MF HF. Murphy
North Dakota Press Association
M. Breen
Walford Mirror
C. C. Lane
LaMoure
W. A. Shear
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D. C. DeVaney
Hettinger
B. D. Fitchette
Michigan
A. J. Drake
Westho
M. Brinton
Fesesaden
L. J. Bowen
Hope
W. E B. Johnson
Sykestom
W. W. Finley
Starkweather
H. Wood
Steele
J.H. McGarry
Alexander
Bearn
W. R. Francis
Velva
C. H. Lee
Walhalla
B. Thomas
Harvey
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Harvard
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FOX
Queen
Osterdal
Nei N. T. Moen
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Brandvold
Dalton
Minn
Lobeck
Alexandria
H. Egen
Minneapol
Ole Holberg
Kathryn
Wilson
Newman
Casselton
A. B. Newman
Tate
Central Reserve Board
Gowers
M.D. Fane
Jim Gowers
Pote
Delatty
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