Shotgun clue found in Slough in northwest murder case
In Turtle Lake investigation officials recovered a two barrel 12 gauge shotgun from a nearby slough, the only major clue in the family massacre that left Mr and Mrs Wolf, three daughters, a hired hand, and an eight month old survivor dead or near death. The eight bodies were found after Saturday. authorities question neighbors who saw two men fleeing toward Tirake.
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Bismarck
N.D
William Langer
Turtle
Jacob Waits
Perea
Jake
Mire
Jacob Wolf
Jake Hofer
Wolf Farm
Tha Authoritie Ferore
Wolf Home
Tiia
Thiny
Sheriffs Department
Stucke
John Brekken
Tirake
John Kraft
Belgubge
Wolf Faily
Perasa
Snot
Mrs. Wolf
Bertha
Oi Maria
Mina
Lidia
Martha
Duke Hofet
Emma
Dodi
Pan
Roeet
Berths
Mr. Wolf
Marie
Omint
Minto
Wolts
Amundsen Will Not Attempt To Reach Pole
Washington dispatches report Roald Amundsen will not attempt to reach the pole this season. Messages from Corowa Alaska say he plans to open exploration and head toward the Arctic coast after leaving Anadir Siberia aboard the steamer Victoria bound for Seattle. Departure hinges on clearing Siberian ice.
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Amundsen
Washington
Navy Department
Corowa
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
McAdoo Outlines Planting Policy As Private Citizen
Former Secretary McAdoo answers as a private citizen to the national board of farm organizations, urging tax simplification with shifted burden, opposing tax free bonds, and calling for a fair railroad law. He supports farm representation on boards, restraining farm tenancy, and regulation of monopolies, while defending free speech and press.
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Washington
National Board of Farm Organizations
McAdoo
McAdoode
Secretary of Agriculture
C. A. Lyman
Telegraphic Briefs Global and Sports Notes
Washington reports tax collection details and a note on action's taxes. A hockey dispute moves toward resumed play as international talks continue. A Tokyo cable notes fires destroying 25 000 acres in Wend Metit. Antwerp Sweden defeats France 4 0 in Olympic hockey. Daytona records set as Tom Milton breaks six world marks in cycling events.
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Copephigen
M. Krasain
Ruslan
Rolahevik
International Commercial Organization
Metit
Tokio
Xpapanese
Bandit Kept Books on All Jobs in Chicago Incident
In Chicago on an April day a bandit kept records of all robberies he undertook. Police traced an extensive financial index tied to the crimes as investigators, including James, sought leads. An officer reported a fatality during the spree as a suspect fell during the confrontation with police.
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Bandit
Chicago
Folloo Today
James
Beter James
Supreme Court Again Delays Prohibition Ruling
Washington April 26 The supreme court failed again today to hand down a decision on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Battle Looms At Mazatlan As Revolt Advances
Washington reports indicate a clash is imminent between Mexican federal troops from Magatlan and revolutionaries led by Bose Angel Flores near Mazatlan. Advices say federal forces may retreat after burning bridges and constructing fortifications to block the advancing combatants.
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Washington
Pacific
Magatlan
Teday
Mexico
Revolutionary Army
Bose Angel Flores
Mazatlan
Feders
Bridgea
Paris Faces May Day General Strike Paralysis
Paris on April 26 faces near total business paralysis on May 1 as many unions join a labor demonstration and general strike. Municipal workers including hotel, post office, telegraph, transport, gas and electric staff will strike, with food stores remaining partly open. Railroad unions threaten action to enforce demands, while the government vows to mobilize troops if needed to break strikes.
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Paris
General Confederation of Labor
Railroad
Ax Wan
Cuac
Tsat
Devils Lake Man Is New Candidate for Congress
Devils Lake North Dakota April 26 4 M Orcel former state penn er and one time adjutant general of North Dakota announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for congressman from the First district.
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Devils Lake
N. D
4. M. Orcel
State Penner
North Dakota
Whay
Tid Pandidlacy
Goeppert Reports German Troops Leaving Ruhr District
Dr Goeppert head of the German delegation in Paris announced to the foreign office that additional troops which entered the Ruhr district have evacuated. The note was addressed to Premier Miller. Meanwhile, scattered weather summaries forecast generally fair to tonight with warmer conditions tomorrow in Minnesota and North Dakota with light rain and warmer highs.
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Paris
Goeppert
Foreign Office
BR Rote
Miller
Ruhr
Minnesota
North Dakota
Strikers Back at Work Amid Railroad Dispute in the East
Chicago reports say 1,827 at work and freight at 90 percent of normal, while strikers claim far fewer. Elsewhere in the region freight movement slowly returns to normal. In New York City fear of blacklist accompanies a drive by workers and officials over union charters after a reunion crackdown. Officials maintain an optimistic view that the week will restore normal operations and the strike’s effects will fade.
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Chicago
Central
New York
Brotherhood of Railroad
New York-New Jersey
Brotherhood
Lings
Women wages study shows many below living cost
New York April 26 A Consumers' League digest reports 500 women in various factories show 48 percent earned less than a weekly minimum and 39 percent got wage increases in 1919. Many live independently, with several earning under 7 to 15 dollars weekly and few reaching federal standards.
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New York
Consumers’ League of New York
Women’s Joint Legislative Committee
Industrial Clube
Christian
the Cross
Charity Organizating
Buffalo
Syracuse
Schenectady
New York City
Democrats to Hold Convention in Fargo May 19
The Democratic state convention will be held in Fargo on May 19. The executive committee decided at a Saturday meeting chaired by Sveinbjorn Johnson to call for a separate, non overlapping conference, rejecting a joint Minot timing and insisting on separate venues and dates.
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DEMS
Fargo
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Minot
Johnson
Committee of Twenty-One
Reso Ution
Independent Voters’ Association
Committee of Twenty One
Atc Arlegeia
Minnesota Declares Full Immigrant Share In 1919
St Paul April 26 Fred D Sherman state Immigration commissioner declares Minnesota received at least its full share of immigrants during the past year. He cites 1047 immigrant mover cars passing through transfer yards last month with 5 to Minnesota points 218 to Wisconsin 109 to North Dakota 91 to Canada and the rest elsewhere. Immigrant land transfers were heavy, mainly in southern Minnesota, with buyers from Iowa and Illinois. many farmers sold and bought in northern Minnesota.
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St Paul
Fred D. Sherman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Canada
Sherman
Towa
Titoia
iMany
Reading Stock Rose Almost Six Points
New York April 26 reading stock rose slightly after news of Read Tailway stronger. cotton carriers and trunk line agricultural rails share in general advance.
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Jaiment Nix Polnia
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