Tax Commission Orders Cass Audited Mortgages Listed
County Auditor Addison Leech reports state tax officials have ordered $20,000,000 in mortgages held by Cass county residents and firms to be spread on tax lists. The move affects many creditors and reflects mortgage records, with concerns about paid or assigned portions and bank ownership.
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Tax Commission
Cass Audité
Addison Leech
Cass County
North Dakota
Leech
International Harvester Co
Register of Deeds Office
Brance
Fargo
Ward
Gov. L
Biet
B. Hanna
Minot
Burmley Products Co
Rumley Com Commission
Board of Equalization
Cams County
Case Co
C. R. Btone
Shrine Nobles Sweep Through Fargo En Route to Seattle
El Zagal temple Shrines plan extensive entertainment as visiting nobles head to Seattle for the imperial council in July. The first train carrying Imperial Potentate Dr Frvt Smith of Rocher will lead the arrival, with imperial division members and ladies aboard. Continued on Page Five.
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Fargo
Seattle
Imperial Potentate
el Zagal
Imperial Council
Frvt- Smith
Rocher
Valley City Chautauqua Opens With Peace Pageant
Valley City North Dakota hosts the fifth Valley City chautauqua from today until July 11 in a grove near the river. The 16 day program features 64 talks and a 700 actor peace pageant directed by Coral Patten of Chicago, with moving pictures shown nationwide. A dairy school and canning instruction are planned for farm youths, and national attention centers on the event as a people’s university in the Northwest.
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Valley City
N.D
Rharka
Noval
Chautauqua
Assembly
State Association of
Association of Managers of Farmers’ Elevators
Coral Patten
Chicago
Valley City Chautauqua
Department Agriculture
Washington
Persedae
German Socialists Demand Peace in Full Page Appeal
Berlin report says the social-democratic board published a full page appeal calling for peace. It credits socialists with foreseeing the war and offering to the fatherland once it began, urging belligerent nations to influence leaders toward negotiations. The appeal stresses humanity and readiness for peace talks.
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Berlin
Social-Democratic Party
Germany
Must Carry a Family Album Warns War Zone Travelers
New York June 26. Americans leaving on steamships for the war zone are warned by agents to carry photographs on their passports of all family members over 14 years old. The notice follows reports that seventeen Americans born in Liverpool last month failed to carry such documents.
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New York
Boln
Liverpool
Trouble in Georgia as protests loom over Leo M. Frank case
Atlanta on June 26 reports say near beer saloons closed and city police doubled patrols. Guards encircle Governor Slaton's home as crowds gather near the state capitol amid fears of unrest at the impending inauguration of Nate Harris. troop protection extends to Slaton's residence and main business districts.
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Atlanta
Millie
Governor 8
Leo M. Frank
Slaton
Nate Harris
Harris
Llaton
Author Wescott Found Dead in Milwaukee Hospital
Milwaukee June 26 Rev Frank Wescott aged 56 a well known author of Skaneateles New York was found dead today hanging from a steam pipe in a local hospital where he had been undergoing treatment for nervous exhaustion His brother Edward Noyes Wescott is also an author according to reports from the scene.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Wescott
Skaneateles
N. Y
Edward Noyes Wencott
Guilty verdict in slaver case involves Mae Peterson in Minot
A jury found Mae Peterson, a former Minot girl, guilty of transporting a girl from Voltaire North Dakota to Kansas City Missouri for immoral purposes. The Livingston witness described the harrowing life of the victim and Peterson’s role in financing the trip. The case concluded with no sentence pronounced yet, as proceedings moved to the United States district court on another liquor-related indictment.
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Mac Peterson
Minot
Colck
Voltaire
N. Dyingston
Kansas City
Pu Livingston
Mae Peterson
Livingston
Williams
Peterson
United States
M. Chapulet
United States District Court
Chapulet
Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation
Unclear Fragment on Embargo Policy for Neutral Trade
Fragmentary note states that United States does not consider embargo on waves and mentions shipping to neutral countries. It references an official stance on American trade with neutrals and a modification to shipping or embargo terms. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
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United Waves Doe
Indianapolis Time Crowded Track Crowded With Racing News
Chicago June 26 misled timers on the first lap of the 500 mile race caused an hour of confusion for spectators. Proporato was claimed the leader at eight miles while Resta recorded 160 miles at over 99 mph, with predictions that track records would be shattered.
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Chicago
Ling
Indianapolis
Resta
Kansas convict escapes coal mine shaft
Leavenworth Kansas June 6 Homer McCord labeled the Kansas bride kidnapper and fellow inmate Frank Williams escaped from the state prison coal mine early today by climbing a 14 800 foot shaft out of the deep shaft incident details remain minimal and facts focus on the escape by two convicts from the mine at Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Homer McCord
Kansas
Frank Williams
Will Germans Drive Toward Warsaw Paris or Calais
Washington reports a Zapata led defeat of General Gonzales and advances on Mexico City. Carranza hastens to aid the beaten. State Department says no occupation, guarantees protection to noncombatants if fighting breaks out. Interruption of lines attributed to Zapata forces destroying cables, not military action. Navy orders Admiral Caperton to Progreso for inquiry before Cape Haitien. unrest in Yucatan prompts measures.
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Washington
Gonzales
Zapata
Carranza
State Department
Mexico City
Billiman
Vera Cruz
Yucatan
Navy Department
Bear
Caperton
Progreso
Cape Haitien
Tornado Causes Half Million Damage in Red Cliff Alberta
A tornado last night in Red Cliff Alberta caused an estimated half a million dollars in damage. Twelve people were seriously injured but there were no fatalities. Nearly all major buildings in town sustained damage, with many roofs lost.
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Red Cliff
Alberta
American Importers Seek US Action on German Dyes
Representatives of about a thousand American importers petitioned Secretary Lansing to allow dyestuffs from Germany to be brought to the United States without British interference. The delegation consisted of two importers. Lansing took the facts under consideration. It is believed they will file separate representations to Britain regarding the blockade topic discussed in a new note on preparation.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Proportional rates extended to Iowa interior
Washington June 26. The interstate commerce commission extended proportional class rates to the Iowa interior between Burlington and Muscatine and points east of the Indian Illinois line. The rates are the same scale previously authorized in the so called Iowa cities case.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa Interior
Burlington
Muscatine
Towa Cities
Munitions Question Absorbing Topic for the British Public
London reports indicate munitions concerns dominate English policy as Britain asserts sufficient explosives for domestic needs while noting shalia requirements. Belgian front bombardments hint at possible veteran transfers from the eastern front. The Dardanelles losses are cited as Turkish defense worsens. Russians report Austro German forces poised for a Teutonic disbandment drive. Romania’s cabinet votes to disband. Paris notes no July 14 review for garrison troops.
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London
Arrognes
Paris
Warsaw
Essen
Laonzo
Dardanelles
Grent
England
House of Commons
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Britain
Dneister
Red
Teutonic
Beauty Girls End Trip Across the Continent
The Universal beauty group returns to Chicago after a three week transcontinental journey. Most head homeward today with New England delegates bound for New York and Boston, while others accept Universal or related company offers. Several stand ready for further engagements in Chicago or at Universal City.
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Chicago
Boston
Ruth Purcell
Univeral
Washington
Universal Offiine
New York
Joe Brandt
Universal Companies
Universal City
Gertrude Fonda
Seattle
Dorothy Bebb
Calgary
Canada
Clara Hoopes
Carson City
Nev
Edmith Maas
Henry McCrae
101 Bison Company
Alameda Holcombe
Atlanta
Lola Wilson
Binningham
Ala
Hotel Sherman
Ese
Margaret Hague
Anne Schrader
Metropolis
Louise Weldon
Uni+ Vernal
Ursula Sigrist
Indianapolia
Phillips Amatley
Laemmie
Joe Brann
Chimcago
Brandt
Salt Lake
Rothstein
Joarnes
Grand Canyon
Royal Gorge
Colorado Springs
Denver
Shutdown of Building Industry Throws 200000 Out of Work
Chicago grapples with a sweeping industry shutdown that could put about 200,000 workers idle. Labor leaders warn of looming labor conflicts as mills, yards, and brickworks suspend operations, while a carpenter contractor, Herbert Ballou, is stabbed amid rising tensions over wage demands.
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Chicago
Inbor
Serbian Reservists Held as Americans in Neutrality Probe
Twenty three reservists of Serbian origin claiming American citizenship were held by federal officers here for appearance before a United States commissioner on charges tied to neutrality violations. The men were detained while seeking passage to sail from Canada as the polls were called.
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Chio
United States
Tion
Dss A
Canada
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Calais
Pet
ARMY
Mittag Zeitung
Roumania
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Milerand
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