Extradition row unsettles German envoy in Paris
Paris and Berlin report Baron Kurt von Leisner resigns as head of the German mission after refusing to accept the allied list demanding extradition of German war crime suspects. The Allies convene an extraordinary council session to discuss the resignation and next steps. The list names 608 Germans across England France Belgium Italy Holland Romania and Russia with varying demands. Baron von Leisner cites non cooperation with allied extradition clauses and plans to return to Berlin by the first train.
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Paris
Kurt von Leisner
Mulerland
Berlin
Baron von Lermes
Associated Press
Penne
Baron von Levaner
Mice Millerand
Freiherr von Tarsner
Peron von ‘Lermper
Varis
Kurt von Lorener
Paul Dn
England
France
Belgium
Italy
Holland
Rumania
Siberia
Ambassadors’ Council
Haa
Germany
Alexander H
von Kluck
Baron’ Kurt von Manteuffel
Louvain
Bel-gum
von Buelow
Stenger
von Teema
Luxembourg
Niemeyer Brothers
Warit
von Goerté
Werner
Max Valentiner
Gretner
Baron von der
Lancken
Brussels
von Capeliey
Liman von, Sanders
Council
Allied Council of Ambassadory
Wenalon
Hugh C. Wallace
Preas
Eraryt
Prince i Aarious
Kurt von Laraner
von, Leisner
von Lermer
Associated Sorces
Kurt von Lecmer
N C MacDonald Resigns From State Education Role
N C MacDonald, noted educational expert and advisor to the state board of administration, has realigned. Former state superintendent of public instruction, he was a center of political cliques in the state since his appointment as educational lexpert by the board.
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Bismarck
N. C
MacDonald
State Board of Administration
Public Instruction
M Het Political Uies
Aa Rr Re
Protests over bread ration cuts in Berlin prompt ire
Berlin protest against lowering bread ration from sixty to two hundred grams cites promised government premiums for food supply. The Gazette notes Berlin's mild winter yet only two pounds of potatoes per person weekly, contrasts other towns with higher allotments, and accuses Mayor Wermuth of inaction. sarcastic remarks critique official supply handling.
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Berlin
Tuteday
Zeltune Ampillag
Wermuth
Democratic convention nominating list for North Dakota primaries
Fargo reports the Democratic convention nominations for presidential preference primaries, electors, and delegates to the San Francisco national convention. It details committee appointments, chairman changes, and a dispute over delegate selection methods, plus notes on posture of party figures.
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Fargo
N. D
National Committee
H. H. Perry
Ellendale
N. I. Hedge
Hatton
Philip Roach
Minot
Michigan
Jene Peterson
Milnor
John Sullivan
Mandan
W. I. Noyes
Cando
R. B. Murphy
Grafton
F. F
Herald
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Grand Forks
Democratic Central
W. Ef. Byerly
Velva
John D. Fried
Jamestown
R. A. Bolton
Jamestowas
Central Committee
San Francisco
Wooledge
F. J. Burchard
Sette
Geo Dute
H. D. Allert
Cavalier
John J. Apraska
Walsh
Lynch
LaMoure
Curtie
Barnee
Jas
Rusch
H. Hughes
Stark
Hugh Rowan
Reneville
Wm. O'Leary
Wes
Doyie
George O. Gilmore
Peterson
C. F. Peterson
League
Towner
J. Doyle
E. H. Stenvick
Kon
Ahe Partisan League
Esogra
Devils
Dell Patterson
Renville County
Far Reaching Telegraphic Briefs Across World News
A compilation of terse reports covers maritime seizures, political visits, economic forecasts, prohibition campaigns, international treaties, legal extraditions, and regional incidents. Highlights include the Yar steamship seizure, Johnson inaugurating a prohibition drive, Surplus tax returns, teacher pay raises, rail and river accidents, and Governor Burnquist’s improving health.
Illicit stills seized by officers in Virginia report
Harleaton Va February 4 officers of the state prohibition department captured illicit stills and arrested forty four persons during January according to Commissioner Walter talanhan in a public report. Details of the new state police have been sent to mountain counties to work with prohibition officers in a planned campaign against moonshining.
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Harleaton
Meen Tee Il Ps
Prohibition Depertiment
Walter Ta~lanhan
Prohibition
Aga! Mponablolng
Form of Church Union Disputed in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on February 4, a dispute over how to achieve church union persists, with divisions over the total form and scope of unity hindering agreement among factions. The debate centers on which denominations and practices should be included and how leadership structures would align.
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Philadelphia
Railroad Officials And Employes Meet Again This Morning
Washington Feb 4 Railroad administration officials and representatives of the employes of the federally peckled railroads meet again today to thresh out their differences on demands for increased wages. Director General Hines has offered several counter proposals, none acceptable to the employes so far. Union leaders entered the conference with questions and a plan to press concrete substitute proposals.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
Palmer Says U S Intends To Keep Order
Attorney General Palmer told the House Judiciary Committee that deportations and broad arrests show the government will enforce laws against radicals and communists. He rejected fear of sedition laws and warned measures could overreach their purpose while insisting crime punishment maintains order.
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Palmer
U. S
Washington
United States
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules ‘Committee
Stock Market Convulsions Ripple Global Exchange
New York reports heavy, convulsive trading as sterling rebounds to $3.31 after a midday spike from rumors Britain banned cotton imports. Declines dominate, with major stocks 3 to 20 points off. loan curbs and 14 percent call money worsen liquidity. London and Montreal indicate dollar strength amid wide foreign exchange swings.
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New York
Great Britain
London
Montreal
General Motors
Crucible Steel
American Woolen
Baldwin Locomotive
Pan-American and
Mexican Petroleums
Texas Company
American Tobacco
Canadian Pacific
Drayton And Grand Forks In Thompson Event Finals Today
Gray of Grand Forks faces Gilroy of Drayton in the Thompson Cup finals after defeating Bhoppard and Van Camp in earlier rounds. Chester beat Campbell and Wynn won in the First National bank event. Play continues through the afternoon and evening with all-comers action also producing Wynn and Camp-Wynn results.
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Drayton
Grand Forks
Thompson
Gray
Gilroy
North
Grandmorte
van Camp
St. Thoman
National Bank
Chester
Chester-Campbell
Wynn
U S Officials Aided the Soviets in Renstan Affair
Washington reports that U S officials cooperated with the Renstan Soviet delegation. Raymond Hobbins, formerly connected with the Red organization in Rasa, questioned by the committee on information. Former Hardwick allowed Robins to testify on the Soviet representative’s assertions.
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Washington
United States
Raymond Hobbins
Red Organization
Rasa
Committee On Information
Hardwick Offor
Robins
Plan to Impose Senate Cloture Proposed in Rules Committee
Washington Feb 4 Proposals to amend the senate rules to liberalize cloture are set for review by the senate rules committee. Two resolutions by Senators Kellogg and Curtis seek to shorten debate time and set voting deadlines after five days or ten hours of debate, potentially curbing filibuster tactics.
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Washington
Senate
Kelloge
Minnesota
Curtis
Reoatnean
Kansas
Wilson Stays On White House Portico During Sleety Storm
Washington February 4 President Wilson spent time on the south portico despite heavy sleet and wind and has apparently recovered from a slight cold contracted days ago Virginia Minn February 4 Dr ew M Empie a school physician and ex service man ran on a platform promising nothing radical elected mayor over Dahl former city attorney Emple's vote 1070.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Virginia
Minn
Ew. M. Empie
Res
Dahl
Emple
Daitl
Northern site favored for Grand Forks mill and elevator
Grand Forks business leaders confer with the Grand Forks Commercial Club as McGovern Lykken and local officials weigh site options for a new mill and elevator. Contracts for the project are set for March 15 with groundbreaking planned soon after and a cornerstone ceremony on construction start day. Farmers from across the state will attend the event.
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Lynn J. Brasier
J. McGovern
North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association
HG. Lykken
Grand Morkn
Grand Forks
J. H. Mu Severn
North Jacota Mill and Bilewator Association
Northern Packing Company
Lykken
McGovern
Northern Packing Plant
State Air Grounds
Willmar
Great Northern Railroad
Tracls
Minneapolis
MtcCovern
Mill and Elevator Association
Mech
Enlisted Army Men Show Interest In Educational Work
Army personnel continue to pursue education with nearly 30 percent enrolled. A War Department statement notes 32.5 thousand soldier students joined in December, with total enrollment approaching 56 thousand in the period reported.
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Washington
Uber Arms
War Department
Berlin Paper Denounces Plan to Seize Hohenzollern Fortune
The Vorwaerta editorial denounces a measure to keep intact the fortune of former Emperor William, calling it a plan to reward the man who ruined Germany. It outlines proposed state seizure of royal estates and priceless art, with compensation to the former emperor and transfer of theaters and properties to the state under various conditions.
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Germany
William
Vorwaerta
Mayatha
Hohenzollern
Galt
Royal House
Kelser
Orangerie
Potsdam
Amperor
Camle Park
Hamburg
Potadan
Hohengollern
Monblieu Castle
Hanover
Caneel
Wiesbaden
Belomex
Crem
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Cloquet
State Tax Commission
Minnesota Bross
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Board of Education
Clarence Wanke
Elliot Stevenson
Hennepin County
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Theodore Verlinden
Pingree
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