French approve of U S reply to the Germans
Paris reports that French circles are greatly satisfied with the American reply on reparations, which closes the door to German evasion under the Versailles treaty. Briand may comment in the Senate. The note, dated March 29, was sent to Commissioner Dressel for transmission to Dr. Simons. The British and German reactions are reported in London and Paris based on official statements.
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Paris
United States
Germany
Varnailles
Premice Brinna
Weshington
Commissioner Dressel
Dr. Simons
Charles Hughes
Walter Simons
Court to Hear Scott Case on Industrial Court Power
Topeka April 8 The Scott case before the Kansas Supreme Court tests the state industrial court law and the power of labor tribunals to punish strikers. The suit by the state targets Scott a Rock Island switchman and others for conspiracy to induce strikes during 1920s switchmen walkout. Judge McCamish ruled for defendants finding the anti strike clause vague and the state appeals.
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Topeka
Kas
Jerry Beck
State Supreme Court
Labor Tribunal
Scott
Supreme Court
Rock Toland
Kansas City
Kansas
William McCaminh
Wyandotte County District Court
McCamish
Russia
America
Greek Troops in Danger of Losing Brusa
Constantinople reports indicate Greek forces in North Asia Minor near Brusa are retreating after clashes with divisions from Bilejiki and Inegol. Losses are heavy and morale low as a new line from Inegol to Yeni-Shehr proves unsustainable. Paris confirms a complete check in Brusa with three more Greek contingents mobilized yet insufficient for a renewed push. Also notes Marine planes moving from Washington to the Virgin Islands en route to Cuba.
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Constantinople
Prem
Asia Minor
Dun- Brusa
Mineron
Sagut
Bilejiki
Lanother
Inegol
Papoulas
Yeni-Shehr
Paris
Brusa
Greece
Havana
Washington
Marine Corps
Virgin Islands
Vuna
Cuba
Miami
Camaguey
Weather outlook for Minnesota and North Dakota
Rain tonight and Wednesday with colder winds. North Dakota turns cloudy and colder with possible snow in western and southern portions. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and cool. Also mentions Third Ward, P L Armstreamirer, O A Hazen, and Justice of the Peace S F Sfercer.
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Minnesota
Pakota
Third Ward
P. L. Armstreamirer
O. A. Hazen
Justice of the Peace
F. Sfercer
Whiskey Running Season Opens In North Dakota
Minot North Dakota April 1 1920 Whiskey running season in the Minot Estevan district shows signs of a dangerous year with heavily armed runners and tightened Canadian export houses. Officials warn of increased danger as bands of whiskey smugglers extend their operations across the border amid consolidations and fortified supply bases.
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North Dakota
Omaha
Sioux City
Twin Cities
Canada
I Sankatone Ani Hamily Sparta
Wmar
N Dakota voters back recall bid to curb misgovernment
R A Nestos of Minot, Independent candidate for governor, tells Fargo reporters North Dakota must end the current administration’s waste and incompetence. He says the recall movement gains momentum as farmers and League members shift to a nonpolitical, businesslike government to complete the mill and elevator project and restore investor confidence.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
R. A. Neston
Minot
Nestos
Minet
Mr. Nesomsara
Devile Lake
League
ASTHS
Arthur J .DeBueur
London outrages in Ireland jump past ten thousand
London reports 10,894 outrages against British forces in Ireland in the past year as disclosed by Attorney General Denis Henry to the House of Commons. Detroit sees a large majority in favor of soldiers bonus and Republican candidates in yesterday's election. Washington notes the Harding administration aims to end the war with Germany via a congressional resolution. Rene Viviani is said to have been informed that the U S will not join the League of Nations. Washington also announces further land to beautify Argonne and Belleau Wood cemeteries will be given by France. St Paul reports Rocky Kansan defeated Bobby Ward in the fifth round. New York notes Lewin defeated Pesek in one hour 34 minutes with a bar arm lock.
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London
Denis Henry
Ireland
House of Commans
Washington
Harding
United States
Germany
Rene Viviani Trench
League of Nations
Expansion of U S Trade Discussed at Conference
Washington April 3 The first in a series of Hoover chaired meetings with a five member chamber of commerce committee focused on expanding American trade and closer cooperation between government and business The sessions aimed to map a plan with industry representatives to aid revival of business and assess world trade conditions
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Washington
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Department of Commerce
Swiss Permit for Ex-Emperor Charles With Conditions
Ex-emperor Charles may enter Switzerland on condition he departs Hungary soon and announces his departure 48 hours in advance. The Swiss government warned that permission could be withdrawn if his return is delayed. A special Austrian escort train waited at the border per Budapest requests.
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Berne
Switzerland
Charles
Warhing
Hungary
Vienna
sMcial
Budapest
Twenty six roads submit disputes to the labor board
Twenty six railroad lines submitted disputes to the United States railroad labor board within the last month after conferences with railroad employees. They urged reductions in unskilled labor rates and, in some cases, skilled wage cuts as provided by the transportation act.
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Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Search for Nagel Extended to Fargo
John Nagel a 30 year old farm hand who threatened and wounded Martin Hendrickson and his wife due to objection to Nagel's attention to their daughter Josie Hendrickson. The search spread across Finley Hope and the Sheyenne river area before Fargo officials joined the case.
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Herald
Fargo
N. D
John Nagel
Martin Hendrickson
Hope
Hendrickson
T O Nagel
Josie Hendrickson
Finley and
Sheyenne River
Finley
Besler Widens Inquiry In R R Hearing Today
Chicago April 3 W G Besler president of the Central of New Jersey rails took the stand in a railroad in her board proceeding cross examined by James M Sheehan on the 15 rules of the national agreement Besler said they were substantial to affect the railroad before government control If properly applied they were acceptable but not until interpretations were placed on them under the United States railroad administration H Byram president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroads spoke of labor committee resolutions from 1920 outlining aims to avoid trade disruption and favor national boards of adjustment The Chicago road had agreements with most crafts and disputes were handled locally by department heads and management
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Chicago
W. G. Besler
Central of New Jersey Railion
James M. Sheehan
Besler
Central of New Jersey
Mr. Besler
United States Railroad Administration
H. EB. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Labor Committee
Association of Railroad Executives
Byram
National Board of Adjustment
Association
National Boards of Adjustment
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Edison May Build Plant Adjacent to Ford Works
Troy New York April 3 Thomas A Edison plans a large plant on Green Island beside Ford works. Ford says the facility may use 400 to 500 horsepower from Edison power. Edison partially confirms plans and hints at possible automobile production there.
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Troy
Thomas A. Adison
Green Island
Honey Ford
Ford
Edison
Green
Wisconsin Soldiers Will Get Bonuses
A Wisconsin supreme court ruling upholds a $10 per month service bonus for 2000 soldiers who registered outside Wisconsin. The decision centers on actual voting residence, not military residence, determining eligibility under the bonus law. Lindemuth, who enlisted from Michigan with a Wisconsin home, was denied. the ruling says his case shows military residence is not the basis for benefits.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Elies H. Lindemuth
Justice Owen
Lindemuth
Michigan
Staw
Gaylord
Mich
Superior
Ine State
Cuban Liberal Leader to Visit Harding in Washington
Jose Miguel Gomes, Cuban Liberal leader and former president, is listed to meet President Harding in Washington. He claims his electoral defeat stemmed from a military conspiracy by the current administration and will discuss Cuban policy during the visit.
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Harding
Washington
Jose Miguel Gomes
Gomes
Conner
Hotchkiss to Locate in Fargo for Mental Care
Dr. W. M. Hotchkiss former Jamestown state hospital superintendent and recent larceny defendant will relocate to Fargo. He will limit his practice to the treatment of nervous and mental diseases and plans to serve the region.
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Pargo
N. D
W. M., Hotchkiss
Jamestown
Fargo
Mountrail County Fair to Build New Structures
Stanley in April reports the Mountrail Agricultural Association plans erecting fair buildings grand stands and a track on fair grounds for the county fair set for July 26 27 and 28. Also notes city considers strict curfew enforcement in Van Hook following village board meeting.
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Stanley
Mountrail County Agricultural Association
van Hook
Vitsge
Van
Taean
Court ruling: Bank of North Dakota deemed not state
Supreme Court rejects rehearing in Sargent county garnishment case. Justice Birdzell states the Bank of North Dakota, though state owned, is not the state itself and may risk capital up to its authorized amount, but cannot pledge state credit. The decision keeps the bank as a separate entity subject to garnishment up to its capital.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
L. J. Birdzell
Supreme Court
Sargent County
Justice Birdzell
Robinson and
Christianson
Birdzall
Justice Broncon
Justice Grace
Stair
Birdzell
Bank of Neth Vakota
Grace
Sta
Birchell
Justhe Bindzel
Lamheon
North Dakota
Weind
Secon
Bank of
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