Bank Probe Urged. State Auditors Seek Public Funds
Bismarck North Dakota December 6 1920 public appeal to pay the cost of examining the Bank of North Dakota and state industries issued by the state board of auditors under a people enacted law. auditors seek weekly payments from citizens and anticipate legislative reimbursement. they stress emergency need and that funds were denied by the industrial commission and emergency committee. board promises certificates to contributors with confidentiality of names.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
Penate Board of Auditors
Elment
Sobuiee
Thomas Hil
Institutor
Ménihere
Per
Iea
Duta Ae
Industrial Commission
Emergency Commission
William Langer
North Dakota
Carl R. Kositzky
Thomas Hall
Cornwell replies to statement of the mine workers
Charleston West Virginia December 6 Governor John F Cornwell called the United Mine Workers of America executive board in Indianapolis liars and said their statements are propaganda designed to poison the public. In Little Rock the Arkansas supreme court orders new trials for six Elaine defendants reversing an error in excluding negro evidence. In Fairland Oklahoma robbers dynamited the First National Bank safe and carried away about 2090 dollars. Senator Calder renews his pledge to coal operators to act for their benefit.
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Charleston
W. Va
John F. Cornwell
International Executive Board
United Mint Workers’ of America
Indianapolis
Mingo County
Little Rock
Ark
Phillips Circuit Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Return of Constantine Dominates Greek Plebiscite
Athens reports indicate a landslide in favor of recalling Constantine to the throne after the death of King Alexander. Crowds of about 200000 gathered in Place De La Constitution to celebrate, with demonstrations featuring banners, olive branches, and portraits of Constantine. Vote counting is to proceed, while preparations for Constantine’s return from Switzerland proceed amid allied uncertainty.
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Athens
Preas
Greece
Constantine
Alexander
Switzerland
Avila
Venizelos
Place de la Constitution
King's Palace
Anastasia
Cafe de Bresil
Patria
Brindisi
California Raid Ends in Shootings and Arrests
Santa Rosa violence surrounds officers killed during attempted arrest of George Boyd tied to a spree of attacks on young women in San Francisco. In custody and near death, Boyd sparked jail attacks as crowds demanded vengeance. Other involved suspects face charges or hold without charge as police link the case to a wider assault ring.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
George Boyd
James A. Petray
Sahoma County
Miles Jacko
Lester Gorman
San Francisco
Boyd
Jackson
Charles Calenti
Terence Fitts
Dorothy Quinlan
Otany
Howard Street
Edward Kruvosky
Ed* Murphy
Knockout
Government Wins Anti Trust Lehigh Railroad Case
Washington reports the government won its antitrust suit against Lehigh Valley and related firms, upholding Sherman Act violations. The court found stock redistribution and officer ownership in Lehigh Coal Sales to restrain trade, with Justices McReynolds and Brandels not participating. The piece also notes the current voter demographics claim.
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Washington
Government Today
Lehigh Katirona Company
Affiliated
Corpora Supreme Court
Clarke
Lehigh Coal Sales Company
Lehigh Valley Company
Johnson bill immigration plan gets favorable House vote
Washington December 6 favorable report of the Johnson bill prohibiting immigration into the United States for two years was ordered by the House Immigration Committee chaired by Johnson. The measure seeks to curb inflows and is expected to trigger further debate on immigration policy.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
House Immigration Committee
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Mittee
Kaufmann’s
Cornwell
Fairland
Okla
First National Bank of
Farland
Calder
Herald
California
Lovell
Ant
My-Kroba
Lehigh Railroad
McReynolds
Brandeys
Justice McReynolds
Northwestern National Bank
Banic
Urs S. Friedman
Hoff’s
South Fourth St
Elec
Trical
Grand Forks
Hanon Hale
Grand Forks Overland Co
N. P. Depot
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