Industrial program receipts and losses in North Dakota report
The North Dakota Industrial Commission reports over 600000 people aiding the state program and more than 795000 in taxes paid. It notes ongoing losses for many industries, especially the Bank of North Dakota and North Dakota Home Building Association, with the Grand Forks Mill and Elevator project running at a loss due to contracted values near peak prices.
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Bank of North Dakota
Home Building Association
Industrial Commission
Bank of Ni Dakota
Fgpertise
Showhsi Fed Aes
Herald Special Service
Bismarck
N. D
Lewis F. Crawford
North Dakota Home Building Association
Grand Forks
California Storm Strands Tourists on Ridge Route
Freano California February 1. More than a hundred people stranded by the record snow along the Ridge route were rescued or accounted for by representatives of the Fresno Republican. Auto club officials say no lives were lost on the roads. Rescued families told of children kept warm by mothers as night fell and cars broken apart by the storm lay close to each other.
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Freano
Calif
Calfornia
Los Angeles
Fresno Republican F
Automobile Club
LeBec
Theale
M Ranger
Police Officers Suspended in St. Cloud Burglary Case
St Cloud Minnesota February 1 four city police officers Harry Bitner plaza clothes police officer Michael Lutgen desk sergeant Cas par Junglen and Luther Gifford patrolman were suspended at midnight after Gifford implicated the others in a burglary two men claim innocence are serving sentences in Stillwater County Attorney Tyler requested Stearns County Sheriff Bohooner to arrest Bitner Lutgen Junglen and Gifford on grand larceny in the first degree.
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St. Cloud
Minn
Harry Bitner
Plaza Clothes
Michael Lutgen
Caspar Junglen
Luther Gifford
Gifford
Stillwater
Tyler
Elk River
Gheriff Bohooner
Stearns County
Biiner
Muteen
Dunglen
Cannibalism Reported Amid Russian Famine Relief Efforts
Beulah A. Hurley of New Hope, Pa., a Quaker relief worker in the Volga district, describes famine horrors including dead bodies piled along roads and cannibalism amid scarce aid. She notes five relief workers living in a box car and ongoing distribution efforts in the Bazuluk district as winter mortality rises.
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Philadelphia
Turea
America
Russia
Beulah A. Hurley
New Hope
Volga
Miss Hurley
Re- Het
Doris White
Miss White
Mins Hurley
Bazuluk
Bourgely
Attempt on Life of President of State of Fiume Reported
An assassination attempt was reported in Fiume as the president of the state faced danger while in public. Details remain unclear and no official outcome has been confirmed.
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Fiume
Amociatea Pris
Sauca Thes
Hughes
United States
Five Powers Approve Items at Washington Conference Plenary
Washington February 1 The fifth plenary session of the arms limitation conference approved the naval treaty and two Far Eastern resolutions on China. The Shantung settlement drew praise from Baron Shideburn and Sir Arthur Balfour as British officials voiced readiness to return Wei Hai Wei and restore Chinese sovereignty over Shantung.
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Washington
Nith
Hugher Yogan
Far Eastern Committee
China
Hughes
Shantung
Baron Shideburn
Arthur J. Balfourea
Japan
Sze
Balfour
Arthur J. Balfour
Ain
Ar East
Secrvttary
Hughese
Great Britain
State Department
Ital Ly
Organiziong
Associated Press
Aged Japanese Field Marshal Dies in Odawara
Field Marshal Prine Yamagata, elder statesman of Japan, died at his Odawara home in his 84th year. The obituary notes he was among the few remaining genro. The news was reported from Tokyo via an Exchange Telegraph dispatch dated February 1.
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London
Prine Yamagata
Japan
Genro
Cutvsmven
Odaware
Tokio
Miners and Rail Workers Hold Unity Offer on Wage Fight
John K. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, says miners will unreservedly pool interests with the railroad unions to resist wage cuts. He invites officers of six railroad groups to a meeting to discuss closer cooperation and joint action against proposed wage reductions. No date or place yet set.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Railroad Organizationa
John K. Lewis
Internaea
Acr
RRROS
Lewis
Indust
Thaned
Navy Limitation Pact Approved After Sarraut Address
Washington reports formal assent by five powers to the naval limitation treaty at the Washington conference. France expressed adherence, and the separate submarine treaty was approved. Hughes gave a detailed explanation of the naval pact amid Chinese and Japanese developments.
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Sarraut
Hughes
Associated Press
Washington
M. Sarraut
France
Elihi Root
Wosou
Conclave Opens as Vatican Veto Powers Fade
Rome Feb 1 The Sacred College begins conclave to elect a new pope with neutrals from Italy France and Spain. Austria’s veto influence wanes as Cardinal Laurenti is favored by some, but insiders warn picks emerge from lesser mentioned cardinals. Pius X precedent cited.
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Associated Press
Rome
Sacred College
Ttalian
Holy Ser Remi
Maffi
Pisa
Vatican
Charles C. A. Jonnart
Marquis de Villasinda
Austria
Beurenii
Baro Beyens
Holy See
Laurenti
Congregation of the Propaganda
Leo ‘7
Ram‘poll
Cardinal Sarto
Pius X
Securriar
Ireland Not Concerned With Pope Nationality Says Cardinal
Cardinal Logue of Ireland says the Irish free state has no special interest in the pope’s nationality and will be unaffected by who is chosen. He calls for a pontiff with no political preconceptions and notes Benedict XV’s misunderstood, well meaning wartime deeds.
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Rome
Associated Press
Irish Free State
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Benedict XV
America
Japanese Admiral Goes On Sightseeing Trip
Rear Admiral K. Yamanashi of the Imperial Japanese Navy, after duties at the arms conference in Washington, traveled incognito from St. Louis toward Colorado to visit the Grand Canyon. He toured local art museums and universities during his stop.
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St. Louis
K. Yamanashi
Imperial Japanese Navy
Washington
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Final Arguments in Arbuckle Case Expected Today
The Arbuckle murder trial resumed with the final arguments planned for today as the second man slaughter case neared its end. Two witnesses remained, including a handwriting expert, before a likely four hour closing by each side. The proceedings began in San Francisco with coverage dated February 1.
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Roscoe C.jatty Arbuckle
San Francisco
Northwood man acquitted on license charge in manslaughter case dropped
Samuel Kirby of Northwood was acquitted of practicing medicine without a license after a jury found him not guilty Tuesday night. The state motioned to dismiss the manslaughter charge, and Judge M J Englert granted the dismissal, releasing bondsmen as Kirby’s case was terminated.
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Samuel Kirby
Northwood
M. J. Englert
Grand Forks
TB. Elton
Elton
Kirby
Englert
J. F. T. O'Connor
W. F E. Anderson
Wheaton, Mian
T. B. Elton
Elton Sams
Minnesota
Thict Itiver Falls
Mimn
Saia
Northwood Commercial Club
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Homebuilding Association
Mill and Elevator Association
California
ST. Cloud Force
Odawara
J. L. Lewis
R. R
By Morris
Lairenti
Pope
Brody
Madison
Wie
Lawrence J. Brody
Blaine
Heme
Brody Harry Sauter
Stadison
Maccsedh
RK W. Immeil
Eeay
Jaine
Northwo
Seenapa
Frederick
Mr. O'Connor
O'Connor
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