Frazier Inaugurated at Joint Meet Delivers Address
In Bismarck North Dakota on January 6 1915 Frazier was formally inaugurated and delivered an address at a joint meeting. The session marks the start of a new legislative term with Speaker L L Twichell steering organization and efficiency the watchword. Committees and rules were adopted. appointments and timelines set for finalizing committee rosters. The Senate and House joined to convene at 2 PM with plans to convene future meetings regularly.
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Ray Johnson
Cass County
Walter Maddock
Mountraitt County
M. J. Olson
Romney County
Howard Wood
Ronelsting
Wood
R. L. Raser
Mclean County
J. A. Wenstrom
Wella County
Frank B. Ployhar
Barnes
P. J. Murphy
Walsh
Washingon
Frederick A Wallis
Fais Island
New York
Europe
Deposits in Grand Forks Banks Fall Over $44 Thousand
Grand Forks banks report a deposit decline of 44 404 10 from last year as of December 29 1920. Total deposits across banks reach 5 132 692 87, down from 7 177 186 97 a year earlier. Most banks show shrinkage in savings and time deposits, except First Savings and Northwestern Trust which rise. Farmers lack grain sales, reducing local lending while loans to ongoing business remain cautious.
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Comptroller of the Currency Today
People’s State Bank
First Savings Bank
Northwestern Trust Company
U S Official Says No Cuba Invasion Plans
Washington acting secretary Da vin of the state department assured Cuba’s minister the United States is not contemplating military intervention. In other briefs Rickard offered to pay 500 to a referee and sports writer in a slander suit. Boxing fee increases set for New York championship bouts and ordinary contests. Floyd Fitzsimmons announced a January 18 bout pairing Eddie McGearty with Billy Miske in Grand Rapids. Detroit employers’ secretary reports reduced plant output and 100000 fewer shares employed. Ford plants idle.
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Gshkosh
Grand Rapids
North Dakota governor urges budget, adjournment after addressing legislature
Governor Jym J. Fragier in his biennial message told the North Dakota legislature that the Nonpartisan League industrial program is in operation with good results and that no new laws are needed. He urged necessary appropriations, then adjournment, proposed a higher soldiers' bonus tax, and called for state coal mining and action on Great Lakes Tidewater funding. He urged Congress to let states regulate inter state corporations doing intra state business and needed an honest farm market while opposing gambling in food. Rep L J Twichell of Wargo elected House speaker 68 to 53.
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Legislature Ready to Settle Into Routine Business
Pierre, Jan. 5. Members of the legislature assembly prepared to settle into routine harness as the first Urized session convened. Speaker Bordahl and Lt. Gov. Gunderson declined comment on possible committee selections. The anticipated measure from Rep Ewanson aims to address marketing and cooperation in the cooperative sector.
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Brown County
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North Dakota appoints H A Paddock as industrial secretary
Capitol Notes from Bismarck report H A Paddock becomes secretary of the North Dakota Industrial Commission replacing W A Anderson who is named attorney general by William Lemke. Paddock’s past work includes United Consumers Stores Co and collaboration with Lemke on recent litigation. A House resolution of regret for late J A Harris of Stanton was adopted as the governor's message awaited.
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Arene
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Eregant
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Paddock
United Consumers’ Stores Co
Lemko
House
J. A. Harris
Stanton
Fifty Year Marriage Recreated in Stillwater Ceremony
In Stillwater Minnesota on January six, a fifty year old wedding of Mr. Byron Moster and Mrs. Clara A. Manon was reenacted with same bridesmaids Nellie Morier and Henry Bottman present. The couple wed January five, 1871 in Ottawa Illinois, and the reenactment recalled their early ceremony amid town observance.
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Moster
Destman
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Ottawa
Ill
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Henry Bottman
Sale of Bonds to Aid Banks Will Be Urged in North Dakota
North Dakota banks seek state legislation to authorize bond sales to title banks with guarantees for sinking funds safety. Rival factions discuss marketing the bonds and state bank co operation at a meeting in Fargo with officials to follow in Bismarck. F. W. Cathro says the bank can meet demands if funds deposited elsewhere are available, noting a $19 million nine month payout excess.
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N. D
North Dakota
State meat inspection bill gains backing in Minnesota
State meat inspection moves forward as a bill form takes shape backed by the state department of agriculture and the Housewives League of the Twin Cities. Advocates warn current uninspected slaughter conditions expose Minnesotans to diseased meat across markets and small abattoirs. James Walsh Sinn Fein MP from Cork is reported arrested in London after escaping Mountjoy prison months ago.
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Minn
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South St. Paul
Minnesota
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London
James Walsh
Sian Feiner
Cork
Mount Joy
Dublin
How to Shop Today in The Herald
An old urging to shop ahead of store prices, noting rapid price fluctuations and the value of a yearly Herald subscription bought in one lump sum to beat rising costs. The style echoes a historical consumer advice column promoting prudent budgeting for housewives.
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Balloonsmen's Stranding in Canadian Wilderness Told
Indian trappers recount the ordeal of three American naval balloonists from Rockaway N Y stranded in the frozen North. They faced starvation after two pigeons were eaten to survive and survived a crash near a Hudson Bay post ten miles south of Shipsands. They head toward Mattice by dog train and should reach by Friday unless storms strike.
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Foreign trade records show 1920 Philadelphia totals
The port of Philadelphia reports new records for 1920 with combined imports and exports at 74,224,997 dollars, up from 1819. Imports rose by 126,303,656 dollars while exports declined by 60,343,265. Coal shipments led exports, with 1920 coal tonnages far above 1919. Foreign arrivals and sailings rose by 609 vessels, to 3,533 total, with tonnage at 14,961,736.
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Seven Russian children may be admitted to the United States
At the labor department officials indicated support for Admiral Hugh A. McCurly and his plan to educate seven Russian children he sought as heirs. A nominal bond to prevent public charges and ensure educational training through age sixteen was under consideration before final admission order.
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German R R Men Threaten Another Extensive Strike
London reports from Berlin that Germany faces a new wave of railway and industrial strikes. A large majority of German railway workers reportedly voted in favor of a broad Ruhr and Rhine industrial strike, with possible escalation if wage demands are not met. The Reuters dispatch notes heightened tension as workers threaten further action.
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Reynolds Decries Congress Looting For Producers Only
Washington Jan 5 A K Reynolds Crawfordsville Ind urged the House Agricultural Committee to oppose legislation taxing speculative rain trading. He warned Congress risks a larger fault by trying to curb gambling without harming legitimate trading and questioned if farmers benefit from multiple wheat sales on the Chicago board before harvest. Reynolds urged lawmakers to resist lopsided protections for producers amid national food dependence.
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Socialist Mayor of Davenport Leaves the Party
Davenport mayor Dr. C. la Barewald, elected a year ago on the Socialist ticket, resigns from the party citing lack of cooperation from radical Socialist aldermen. He will remain mayor, with his term expiring in three years.
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Tonnage tax sparks Minnesota politics and reforms
Governor Preus calls for a fair tonnage tax on iron ore and retains ad valorem taxes for municipalities tied to mining. He pushes farm marketing co operatives and better roads, while urging party designation reforms. Legislature faces contentious rule changes and schedule shifts as it weighs commerce and taxation measures.
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Sixteen Killed After Ambush near Meelin Cork
London reports sixteen members of a party that waylaid a detachment of troops at Meelin in northwest County Cork were killed by the soldiers. The ambushers were captured, with all their guns and ammunition, after a bombardment and smoke screen.
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Constantine to Urge Fund for Army in Smyrna
Athens dispatch reports King Constantine will address parliament to press a fund appeal to support the army at Smyrna until the Turkish question is settled. The speech also touches maintaining Allied rates and international harmony following the throne’s address. A raid is noted in New York as a separate item.
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