Small Town Bankers Oppose Repeal Of Public Deposits Law
North Dakota bankers across districts oppose repealing the initiated public deposits law. District presidents from Walhalla Velva Harvey and others say they favor keeping the law and warn against heavy withdrawals. The Townley press claims support, but Herald inquiries find no foundation for that claim and show opposition in both small towns and larger cities.
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Herald
Townley Press
Bank of North Dakota
Manoa
North Dakota
State Banker's’ Association
A. McDonald
Walhalla
Northeastern District Association
Sage
Bank of
Northwest
A. E. Severeid
Velva
Northwestern District Association
Caid
Roll of 970 Found in Shoe
Fragmented report notes a cash roll of 970 discovered inside a shoe during examination. Names appear garbled and unclear, with references to Garnier Masm and Javodb Hagentrand Pinion uncertain. The source text is damaged and lacks coherent context or dates.
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Garnier
Javodb Hagentrand Pinion
Neers
Finland
G O P Congressional Committee Reports A Surplay Of 36 653
The National Republican congressional committee reports a campaign balance of 36 653 dollars. Available campaign funds total 758 544 dollars. The committee lists 4 029 contributors including W H Wolwell 23 000, J D Rockefeller 9 000, J D Rockefeller Jr 5 000, Cornelius Vanderbilt 10 000, and Joseph Widener 10 750.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lim
William H. Wolwell
Philadelphia
John T. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Joseph
Widener
Cat Takes Place Of Cup At Scotch Banquet
Boston, Dec 1 The Scots Charitable Society revived an elf custom at its annual banquet replacing the cup that cheers with snuff. A snuff ritual was passed from a ram's horn ram's horn and displays of handkerchiefs followed. The tale of a Scotchman bragging of past drinking was recounted as guests sneezed and speakers spoke.
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Cat
Boston
Mass
Bismarck Water Plant Refuses City Offer
The Bismarck Water Supply Company rejects a $235,009 city offer for core purchases. The case moves to arbitration as the city cannot condemn the property by eminent domain. Confusing text notes St Paul and Union references amid unclear lines.
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Bismarck
Diiepkres
N. Dy
Core
Ety
caNso
St.Paul
Sues Dac
Ireland Massacre Details Elusive as Ireland Violence Mounts
Dublin and Cork dispatches describe confusion over Sunday massacre near Kilmiichael Cork where fifteen auxiliary police recruits were killed. A wounded survivor provides a fragmentary account of an ambush amid khaki clad men, with theories of mine or trench across the road. Police vow to press anti insurgent campaign as plans for ending violence in Ireland emerge. New arrests and raids on Sinn Fein linked buildings occur as a military inquiry investigates two men shot in County Louth.
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Cork
Ireland
Associated Preas
Kilmichasl
Dublin
Dee
Labor Commission of Inquiry
Favor Party
Labor
Great Britain
Kilmichael
England
Sinn Fein
Ita Nuburbs
Scotland Y
Documenta
County
Louth
Rebuilding Hibbing halves complete new town planned
Hibbing Minnesota with a history as the richest village in the world is being rebuilt with about half of the old town remaining and a new town of nearly 620 acres planned to the south. About twenty million dollars is the estimated cost with modern business houses and dwellings across a six block main street. Rats and small boys are harvesting oversized rodent prizes as work exposes old infrastructure.
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Hipping
Minn
Redullaing
Hibbing
Mogabe Range
Sectea Ay
Kofi
Rattalla
North Dakota rail commission Set to discuss gas unit rules
A conference set for December 6 will study gas industry standards in the state. Proposals include minimum thermal units per cable within a mile of manufacturing plants, 500 BTU and 660 BTU benchmarks, and testing protocols for compliance.
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Don ‘Bismarck
N. Ds
North Dakota Railroaay Commission
Bi Tooting Commission
Rise
Legal Notice: Retiring Attorney in Bismarck Area
A garbled legal notice notes a Bas. NOD. Det. 1. and references retiring attorney Cee Ware Law in Bismarck. The fragment mentions partnership or practice changes and outlines a transition for the former attorney likely to retire from general practice in the region.
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Bismarck
Baward
Coe
Amistank
Wise
Stolen Tire May Trigger Arrests In New York Heist
New York December 1 A tire from an abandoned car tied to a major theft is expected to yield finger prints and help identify robbers who seized 567 060 in a company heist. Authorities move to track suspects tied to Igoe Brothers and Taylor and Company in New York. Meanwhile Fred Taylor of Newark will debut as a professional in the Madison Square Garden six day race starting late tonight with teammate Tom Smith, one of fifteen teams entered.
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New York
Igoe Brothers
Ain
Taylor and Company
I! Maere
Manhattan
Kean, Taylor and Company
Brooklyn
Liberty
Beers Mix Up Ends in Fatal Shooting at Pub
Two men were lat Gesé and one person wounded in a saloon after a patron drank near beer instead of whiskey. Frank Makowsky was shot in the melee as police investigated the incident and questioned witnesses.
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Frank Makowsky
Steve
Mexican President Obregon inaugurated amid large frontier crowds
El Paso reports from December 1 describe well wishers from Arizona New Mexico and California arriving on special trains to witness General Obregon's inauguration as president in Mexico City. Telegraphed accounts say a major patriotic demonstration followed the ceremony and Obregon urged support for American capital and a through railroad link from Kansas City to Chihuahua City. Washington notes rumors of anti Obregon conspiracies and possible Carranza loyalists fleeing to Texas from Spain, while Newport Gazette carries holiday messages for the Guam naval colony.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
California
General Obregon
Chambers of Commerce
Obregon
Kai City
Kansas City
Mexico and Orient Railroad
Chihuahua City
Washington
State Department
Havana
Pablo Gonsales
Juan Barragan
Carranza
Texas
Spain
Sala
United Rate
League Will Send Letter to President Wilson
Geneva dispatch reports President Wilson's offer to act as mediator in Armenia accepted by the League of Nations council. The decision drew high praise from Lord Robert Cecil and others, while questions linger over mediation terms with Turkish nationalist Mustapha Kemal. Continued on page 5.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Wilson
Armenia
Council of the
League of Nations
Cound
Europe
Armenix
A. J. Balfour
Mustapha Kemal
Robert Cecil
United States
Fridtjof Nansen
Aoa
Atate Caliente
Allied High’ Commissione
Mustapha Kemal -Pasha
Mediation proposal aims to end Armenian utilities dispute
Secretary Colby proposes U S and Mexico appoint a commission to draft a treaty resuming diplomatic relations, via Roberto Pesqueira in Washington. Mexico City sends the plan amid ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Colby
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Steady Rise in American Coal Exports to Denmark This Year
Copenhagen reports a steady yearlong rise in American coal imports to Denmark. January to September totals climbed to 274,390 tons with Britain supplying less during summer and more in September. Germany virtually stopped by October while Denmark sought cheaper Chinese coal for railways due to unfavorable exchange rates and parity concerns.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Great Britain
Germany
Munich
America
China
Indictments Returned Against Herbert Du Puy and Turville
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh returned indictments against Herbert Du Puy former president and chairman of Crucible Steel Company of America and George A Turville former vice president and secretary charging conspiracy to defraud the U S government of income and excess profits taxes with alleged involvement of several related Crucible companies and affiliates in a multi million dollar scheme.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert du Puy
Crucible Steel Company of America
George A. Turville
U. S
Big Steel Company of America
Halcobe Steel Company
Crucibin Steel Mining and Milling Company
Hudson Railroad and Transportation Company
Penn Connecting Railroad Company
Crucible Steel Company
Crucible Cuel Company
Crucible Fuel Company
The
Midland Improvement Company
Petition to raise gas rates in Minnesota case
Minneapolis filed in district court seeking a rate increase for St. Cloud Public Service from 1.35 to 2.44 per thousand cubic feet. The company cites a deficit of 15,858 dollars in gas manufacturing costs from 1920 to 1930 and cites expert figures for operating expenses and a reasonable return. Separate item notes that Wisconsin authorities found insufficient proof of regulation violations in Madison.
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Minneapolis
Minn
St. Cloud Public Service Company
United States District Court
A. J. Lulck
North Dakota Bankers Offer Relief to Farmers and State
Fargo dispatch reports the North Dakota Bankers Association executive council pledging cooperation with state leaders and outside investment firms to aid financial relief. They urge Congress to stabilize grain and cattle prices, support the industrial commission, and coordinate with the Bank of North Dakota. A committee will pursue constructive relief, noting small bank capitalizations and deposits while signaling reentry of Twin Cities farm loan companies if policies pass.
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Fargo
Executiv
Council of
North Dalat
State Bankers’ Association
Ovary
MamieoForth” Dakota
Cems
Otter
Congress
Bankrent Association
Industetal Commission
Pee Industrial Commission-Directare Bank
Omar Heartient
Peacetet
Eee
Ots
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
E. J. Weiser
First National Bank of Fargo
Pierce
Sheldon
Hanson
Grand Forks
H. P. Beckwith
J. J. Barry
Valley City
Bankera Yeater
Twin Cities
bankers’ association of ‘North _Dakotes
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
MacFadden
Executive Council
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Executive Council of the
North
Dakota Bankers’ Rocistion
Poe
Ujc Merichants
Koma
Bridge Work May Lay Road Over Ice In Missouri River
Engineers plan a temporary ice bridge across the Missouri River to support railroad and road traffic. Crews undertake a project to lay rails and a narrow embankment while winter conditions persist.
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Bismarck
Mitcouri
Tha Bane Se Ue
Gut Reibe
Werkiras Ea
Engrossed and racing themes mark house and senate session
An unclear fragmentary report references engrossment and racing terms tied to a session in the house and senate. Mentions Bil Blemarck and possible references to Taipwon and A cabin trains, with sparse context and scattered phrases. No clear events, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from readable text.
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G. O. P. Congressional Committee
Trish
London
Kills
Tvatiejo
Cal
United State Navy
Newport Ows
T Te Naval Colony
Guam
Minnesota
By Morris
Tuapo
Howes
League
District Supreme’ Court
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Benny Gongton
Willam College
Joe ‘Stecher
Irom Salvatore Chevalier
Gabriele D'Annnunzio
London Times
Milan
San Francisco
Jimmy —_Teondos
John Pesek
Crete
Neb
Madison
Wis
N.D. Bankers
Bank of North
Righteenth Bank
Portuna State Bank
Divide County
Yosterds
Trols Farmere’ Bank
0. &Lafthus
State Bank Examiner
Av Jant Ntehe
Aii
Senate
Blemarck
Marck
Bnd
Christine
Langenhan Auditorium
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