Minnesota Senate Passes Twelve Bills In Session
The Minnesota Senate approved twelve measures including a street trades bill, a secretary for the tax commission at 3600 dollars yearly, housing for men in car repair, and a rehab of bridges deemed death traps. It backed a war records bill with frees, a war memorial advisory commission, and a revenue commission to study taxes by January 1923. The body also passed a bribery felony in baseball and authorized court costs for forest fire damage cases with four counties funding auxiliary courts.
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St. Paul
Mian
Senate
Tax Commission
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
War Records Commission
War Memorial Commission
F. B. Putnam
Committee On
Commission On Revenue and
Nowaday
Senate Judiciary Committee
Minnesota
St. Louis
Aitkin
Carlton
Pine
House
Charles Delayed Hours in Trip From Hungary
Five hour delay marked the ex-emperor Charles of Austria on his journey from Hungary to Switzerland after attempting to regain the throne. Demonstrators threatened near Frohnleiten and later at Reinamanger, where crowds gathered, sang the Hungarian national anthem, and Charles appeared nervous before resuming his exile with officers and General Lehar.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Charles
Switzerland
Hungary
Frohnleiten
Bruck
Lower Austria
Entente
Diavest
Anaii
Amo-Preas
Chatten
Reinamanger
Mikes
Tocal
Chartes
Hia
Molal
Staing
Iainviea
Wae
Lehar
West Hwin
U S Consul in Queenstown Narrow Escape
Cork reports a U S consul in Queenstown narrowly escaped being shot while riding with Prime Harrigan during a motor trip. A nearby officer ordered a guard to aim as soldiers watched. A warning to desist was overheard, and the incident occurred amid tense streets.
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Cork
Associated Proms
Mason Mitchell
United One
Queenstown
Mitchell
Iamin Harrigan
Aore
Pe Ford
Wren
Corones
New Notes Sent Out To Allies
Washington reports indicate the American government sent notes to Japan Great Britain France and Italy on mandates and world war rights The notes seek full Allied rights over mandates and U S veto limits while Paris receives a long Hughes note affirming United States rights in postwar settlements and calls for collaboration with allies in war question resolutions
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Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
Washington
Pacific
Equator
State Department
Colby
Paris
Charles E. Hughes
State, Department
Eigen
Washini
Polk
Railroad Commission Fixes Legal North Dakota Rates
Bramarck April 6. The North Dakota railroad commission issued an order fixing legal railroad rates. The rates reflect those in effect when private control returned after government time and any later changes. An Interstate Commerce Commission increase will apply to the present rates. The attorney general contended that increases should follow the state maximum freight rate law, which is about 50 percent lower than the current schedule. The North Dakota rate case remains pendin g.
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Bramarck
N. D
State Railroad Commission
North Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lemke
Election results across several states reported
Ashland Wisconsin announces George H. McCloud elected municipal judge defeating John Marvin. Duluth Minnesota voters back Samuel F. Shively over Fred Ward for mayor with two to one. TP Philips and Leonidas Merritte win four year city seats. St Louis Missouri Mayor Henry Kell reelected. Janesville Wisconsin Mayor Welsh and Henry Klein win. Sheboygan Wisconsin Nonpartisan candidates defeat Socialists. Milwaukee Wisconsin daylight saving approved. Detroit Michigan funeral held for Father Teo Jarecki.
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Ashland. Wis
George H. McCloud
Ashland County
John Marvin
F. D. Hoge
Thomas O'Connell
Duluth
Minn
Samuel F. Shively
Fred Ward
St. Louis
Sheboygan
Wis
Migurea
Justice of the Peace
Straphanging Feature Noted On English Airplane Flight
London reports a new practice as three passengers rode standing in the aisle aboard a passenger flight on the unnamed British air service to Paris. The plane ran without seats for those travelers, who held onto the passageway during departure.
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London
Ami Omnibus
Pati
Constitution to Be Upheld Says Bronson
Justice H A Bronson in a special opinion on the Aargent county garnishment case insists the court must uphold the constitution and laws. He argues the petition for rehearing reasserts dissenting views and attempts to redefine the majority’s interpretation as judicial legislation. The judiciary’s duty is to decide legal issues by the law and constitution, unwavering despite partisan turmoil. (Continued on Page 10.)
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Bismarck
N. D
H. A. Bronson
Aargent County
Grace
Justice Bronson
Bank of
North Dakotas
Wtulite
Miners Accept Proposal to Meet Officials
London reports the miners union executive accepted the government's proposal to open negotiations with mine owners and the government for a settlement of the coal strike. Concurrent dispatches note disturbances in Lanarkshire and Cowdenbeath with arrests, injuries, and fears over mine pumping and future operation viability. The transport workers federation stated support for miners, hinting at a triple alliance and broad union unity, affecting approximately half a million workers.
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London
Asoci Ated
Miners’ Union
Rapport Omers
Associated Press
Transport Workers’ Federation
National Union of Railwaymen
Manora
Peabalte
Gere
Rates Lowered for Coal Transport to Midwest States
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled coal rates from the Great Lakes head to Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota were unreasonably prejudicial. It prescribed new graduated rates in ten, twenty-five mile blocks, from 6 to 4 dollars per 650 miles, with a July 6 effective date and a requirement to desist from higher interstate rates while allowing state movements to keep routes aligned with distance.
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Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Dakotas
Minnesota
Head of Lakes
Washington
Apel
Great Lakes
Minneseta
North Dakota
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Duluth
Bakers
Missouri River
North Dakowr
Pointa
Aevordanes
Preus promises assistance to independents
Minot North Dakota April 1 Governor Oal Preus of Minnesota sends a message to R A Nestos an independent candidate for governor in the recall election pledging assistance after April 22 Nestos hails the message praising the Minnesota governors record and noting North Dakota friends who backed his public career Nestos returns from the eastern part of the state to find his desk filled with letters from supporters pledging help and confidence in the outcome
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Minot
N. Od
Oal Preus
Minnesot
R. A. Nestos
Preus
Neston
Minnesota
North Dakota
Aten
Nestus
Sunday Movies And Baseball Continue In Platteville
Platteville Wisconsin April 6 Platteville will keep Sunday movies and baseball despite a courtroom arraignment of Gem theater proprietor William Tracy on Sunday blue law charges. The jury failed to reach a verdict with three for continuing Sundays and three for Tracy. no retrial arranged and a possible dismissal looms. The Associated Press report notes a delayed trial in a separate Kansas case.
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Platteville
Wis
William ‘Tracy
Gem Theater
W. CT. U
Paerine
Tracy
No Profit Planned for Cooperative Grain Growers
Chicago April 6 plans for a national cooperative grain handling system were outlined by a 17 member committee. The project aims to pool grain by option with nonprofit, nonstock structure, measures to curb speculation, and a program to fund warehouses and related services through grain sale deductions and member fees. Secretary Wallace urged federal support for marketing improvements alongside production.
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Chicago
Ernin Frowers
Hunan
Cris
Merandisiuc Crain
Ottice Industres
United Systes Gran Grower
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U. S
Railroad Commission
XN. D
C. C. Wattam
House Auditing Committee
W. Nusasle
District Court
Attorney General's Office
Tierney
Cox
R. Peal
D. P. Tierney
T. Cox
Mats Forester
Vnas
Periment Mat
Unive ‘of Minnesota
United Forestry Servis
University of Minnewise
Henry Kell
James SW. Byrnes
Janesville
Thomas KH. Welsh
Henry C. Klein
Milwaukee
C. P. Cary
John Callahan
Callahan
Fargo
H. W. Geary
City Commission
James P. Alyen
Geary
Allen
August Hanson
Alex Bruce
Leigh J. Monson
Awain
Nelly Wis
Abi
Father saRwoKr
Detroit
Mich
Church of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel
Wyandotte
Teo Jarecki
England
Bronson
Lanark
Scotland
Lanarkshire
Cowdenbeath
Fifeshire
Cardiff
Wales
Welch
British National Transport Workers’ Federation
BY Morris
Reviva
Nestos
Jers Dehom
Mauty
Collier Oo
Antanlo
Stuys Grats Growers. Inc
Erad
Aydedi Diana
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Grain Marketing Committee
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