Bankers to present ultimatum on state bonds today
North Dakota bankers plan to deliver terms to the state administration at a 4 o'clock conference in Bismarck. The committee will demand limits on Bank of North Dakota activities, excluding political influence, restricts on industrial program finance, and a sounder state fiscal base to enable sale of the bonds abroad.
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North Dakota
Stat
Binmarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
Swill
FJ. Welmer
George Hollister
Farke
B. Little
Bismarck
Edward Piered
Shelton
J, Lord
Cando
J. Z
Nier- Hing
Jamestown
Industria
Wargo
F. W. Cathro
Arguments Begin in the Invested Capital Trial
Washington Jan 7 Arguments began today in the supreme court in the invested capital case described by Solicitor General Frierson as the most important legal question for government finances. The dispute centers on whether the government can tax the increase in value of ore lands bought in 1904 for 190000, now valued at 10000000, as profit or as capital.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frierson
Labelle
Teun Fotke
Byntarnal
Attorney's fee aids those who must pay later
San Francisco on January 7 an attorney's fee for Charles A Adams, counsel for the estate of Austrian Mrs Gorger, stirred the court. The estate valued around $400 was impounded to aid heirs in Austria. Adams agreed the fee would be set at the legal minimum of $290 to allow funds for food drafts for the needy heirs, and the court acquiesced.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Adams
Whi- Welmina
Adams
Promoting Girls Said to Prevent Marrying in Chicago
Chicago January 7. Health Commissioner Koebler urged city council committee to promote girls to keep them from marrying. He argued that promoting women into higher ranks would increase pay and independence, reducing perceived need to marry.
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Chicago
Siti
Auigrant
Koebler
Richert
Loebter
Cupid Invasions Faculty At Beach High
Beach North Dakota paper notes Cupid invaded Beach High School faculty during the event, mentioning three faculty members marrying: Belmar Strand a manual training instructor, Misa Marie Gronvold a trade teacher, and DY Stanley a pie producer. Also mentions a Cleve hockey matchup with Toronto and upcoming games, with weather notes about colder conditions.
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Dan
Cleveand
Argonnale of
Toronto
Call For Support Of Farm Co operative Concerns In Country
Resolutions calling for support of the farmers co operative concerns throughout the country by agricultural interests were prepared for introduction at the close of the tenth annual convention of the Farmers Equity here today in St Louis MissouriJanuary 7. The resolutions urged farmers to adopt cooperative plans for the conduct of business institutions, with proponents saying united support is needed to insure successful operation of these concerns.
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St. Louis
Budget Bill Introduced in Minnesota Legislature
In St Paul Minnesota Speaker Nolan and Representative Theodore Christianson introduced a proposed budget bill. The measure would empower a new budget commission to subpoena witnesses, review revenues and expenditures, and report to the Legislature. The commission would include the governor, state auditor, tax commissioner chair, and finance and appropriations committee leaders. It would operate without pay, meet annually, and provide departmental requisitions by October 1.
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St. Paul
Minn
Jan
House
Tate
Nolan
Minneapolis
Theodore Christianson
Dawson
Appropriations
Senate
Representative Christianson
Budget Committee
J. Ream
Christiason
Commission
Eaid
Christian, Son
State Tax Commission
Senate Committee On Finance
House Committee On Appropriations
State Department
Editorial summary from the Herald pages four
The Herald presents its special representative and editorial columns on page four to convey opinions and conclusions. It promotes subscribing and promises firsthand coverage of resistive events at Bismarck without prejudice or favor.
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Bismarck
North Dakota House Demands Audit Report On State Banks
The North Dakota House passed a resolution calling for a prompt audit report on the Bank of North Dakota and state industries. A new audit board led by Attorney General Lemke and State Auditor Poindexter organized to obtain records, amid a fierce party battle and party-line votes.
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Sta
Bismarck
N. D
North, Dakota
Bishop Britaman Co
St. Paul
House
North Dakota
Dell Patterson
Donnybrook
Walter Maddock
Plaza
Nonpartisan Leaguers
Lawrence Bjorge
Grand Forks County
Kopp
Stark
Earheton
Burleigh
Bauer
Bollinger
Botz
Boyd
Burns
Carlson
Cole Durkee
Ellingson
Erickson
Walsh
Flom
Wreeman
Grangaard
Halcrow
Hanson
Grand Forks
Heaton
Jardine
Johnson
Johnada
Pembina
Sargent
Traill
Ward
Kelly
Kitchen
Kjos
Lackey
Larson
Pierce
McDowell
McGauvran
Mikkelson
Mouck
Neal Nagel
Nathan
Olafson
Olngard Olson
Billings
Olson
Ramey
Peters
Plath
Prestler
Quade
Root
Sagen
Semiing Shimmin
Shipiey
Slomingk
Sproul
Starke
Uland
Watt
Wood
Twichell
Noel—Anderson
Griggs
Arduser
Babcock
Bil
Liederbach
Telegraphic Briefs from Across the Nation
Hostors Calvins Coolidge elected vice president and retired. Massachusetts governor Mareichusetts. Moundaville West Virginia one man four wife farmer escaped amid a prison break in the throat Virginia county January. guards attacked and one died from knife wounds. Fort Wayne Indiana mystery exchange son destroyed the home of J W er Texas killed two sons and injured two. Washington Secretary Houston says War Finance Corporation now open for business.
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Moundaville
W. Va
Ife Férmer
Othir
Ek Virginia
Prisdhers
Bye
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. W. Er
Austin
Against Using Horses in Bull Fights Sparks Debate in Mexico City
A letter to a local paper opposes horses in bullfights arguing bulls will kill many horses, reducing transportation stock. The piece notes arena dangers for horses and recalls President Obregon attending and presiding over the event. Observers call the spectacle the strangest ever seen in the social arena.
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Mexico City
United States
Obregon
Rodolfo Gaona
Ernesto Postor
Pastor
Pioneer Abner Brainard Dies at 92 in East Y County
Devils Lake North Dakota reports word of Abner T Brainard aged 92 from Bringfield Massachusetts. Ramsey County pioneer who moved there in 1832 witnessed California gold seekers in 1850. St Joseph Missouri: George K Belden of Minneapolis American Association says St Joseph Western league club to join this season.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Abner T. Brainard
Bringfield
Mass
Ramsey County
California
St. Joseph
San
George K. Belden
Minneapolis American Association Baseball Club
St Joseph
Itn
Minneapolis
Tastalent
Action on North Dakota road and state industry resolutions discussed
North Dakota senators debated a bipartisan joint resolution to study state industries and good roads bonding. A report to the highways commission is planned while a vote on the concurrent measure was postponed to Friday. Committee assignments and procedural shifts accompanied the session.
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Bismarck
S. D
Baker
Renville County
North Dakota
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Whitman
Highways Commission
Wood
Miklethum
Liederbach
Ward
Kendall
Sperry
Bitecad
Mees
Wog
Shrenk
Byrnes
Women’s and Children's Welfare
Ro @rney
Appropriations
Church
Ways and Means
Wenstrom
Agriculture
Elestad
Bowman
Woe
Committee On Elections
League
Senator McNair
Attorney’ General's Department
Grand Forks
House
Steele
Stutsman
Siatte
House of Representatives
Hearings on Forestry Program Bill Begin Sub Committee
Chicago January hearings open on a forestry program bill. The article notes the resignation of Gino Marinuzzi, conductor and composer, from the Chicago Grand Opera Company. He will resume a former position on one of the conductors, though Herbert Johnson, executive manager, says he will not accept the resignation back but will submit it to the board. Marinuzzi was named director at Cleofonte Campanini’s suggestion.
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Chicago
Gino Marinuzzi
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Herbert Johnson
Hnack
Marinuzzi
Cleofonte Campanini
Water Causes Fire Hose to Burn in Test
Boston reports show water-ignition in hose tests under terrain conditions but not in practical fire service. J B Caldwell, chief engineer of the New England Insurance Exchange, led tests with rotary, centrifugal, and piston engines across Boston and nearby cities. He cites friction between hose jackets from high velocity water and pump side pressure variance as the cause, concluding no design changes are needed for firefighting equipment.
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Boston
Fire Department
Boston Tire Department
J. 8. Caldwell
New England Ibayrance Exchange
Portland
New Bedford
Cald
Prohibition Commissioner Sees Prohibition Expanding
Washington June Riates asserts prohibition is here to stay and will intensify after the present generation. He notes growing sentiment nationwide and anticipates practical prohibition in the future. He says some individuals will still make liquor at home, but younger generations will grow up without a taste for liquor. He defends agents’ duties amid lawbreaking and cites many as capable of drinking to carry out orders, praising a Methodist minister as his best ally.
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Washington
Jun
Riates
Kramer
New York
Pittsburgh
Stanford U Receives Private Russian History Library
Professor Paul Midukoy, secretary of foreign affairs after the 1317 revolution, presents Stanford University with a private library on Russian history. The collection, among the most complete, was largely formed while the donor resided in Hoelsingto and shipped in December to the United States.
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Cantora University
Palo Alto
Cal
Paul Midukoy
Foena
Stanford University
Hoelsingto
National forestry program bill hearings begin in Washington
Hearings opened in Washington on the national forest program bill proposing about 11 million dollars yearly for forest protection and land acquisition. Key figures include Kellogg chairing the program committee, with strong backing from paper, lumber, and newspaper groups. The plan, tied to sustained timber supply, anticipates broad congressional support and industry backing across the United States.
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Washington
Anderson
United States Forest Service
American Forestry Association
Kellogg
Naional Forest Program Committee
Chale UN Kellogg
Bates
Canada
Elandard
Niles
Daly
Rapica
Avlantic
Pacific
Aples
United States
Peyeen Rocemers
American Factory Association
America Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Harmany
Niies States Forest Service
Jigizialion
National
Tumbe Manufacturers’ Association
Anelean Korestey Assocarion
Inpricas Neweta
Senate
New Republican
Indiana
Secretary of War
Acton
Senate Finance Committee
Farmers’ Relief
George D. Briggs
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Tobacco buyers and growers seek fix in Kentucky
In Lexington on January 7 a meeting gathered tobacco buyers bankers and warehousemen to resolve the central Kentucky crisis caused by failure to present prices to growers for the 1924 crop. Growers convened at 1 PM while bankers and warehousemen scheduled an after session.
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Lexington
Tobacco Proffern
Kentucky
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