North Dakota Independents Vie Over Audit Resolutions
North Dakota lawmakers debate efforts by the League to attach resolutions delaying the Bank of North Dakota and State Industries audit report. Independent leaders fear delay tactics as the Senate passes a resolution 48 to 1 while the House votes 57 to 64 against similar measures.
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Biarharck
N. D
House
Senate
North Dakota
Jegislature
Shop & Hrnsaman Audit Company
Leaguers
Jeaguers
Man and Woman Who Eloped Held in St Louis
Louis, Jan. Paul Pierre Au of Highland Park Illinois and Mrs. Kotta Franzen of Madison Wisconsin are held in St Louis after eloping last Tuesday. Police say Au will waive extradition. Both deny kidnapping or force, claim they never married, and say Franzen's husband was misinformed. Franzen told police she and Au never married and had known each other for years.
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Louis
Paul Pierre Au
Highland Park
Tll
Kotta Franzen
Madison
Wis
Oval
Ais
PeNuther
Hax
Franzen
Ruther
Auther
Mra. Franzen
Autier
Vranzen
Fravron
1921 Business Will Flow Along The New Of Profit
A short item notes plans for profit and expansion amid 1921 business outlook. It highlights expectations of growth and continued enterprise activity into the new year.
Lemke to Answer Bankers Today in Bond Sale Clash
North Dakota attorney general William Lemke said a formal reply would be made to bankers proposals that could collapse the plan to sell state bonds. He warned the industrial program would not be compromised and the administration would likely refuse the conditions, keeping the state’s financial plan in jeopardy.
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Sta
Bismarck
N. Y
William Lemke
Lemke
Industrial Commission
Tpss
Nonpartisan League
Bankers’ Committee
Bankers’inance Corporation
Bankers Committee
Bank of North Dakota
Bankers
Yee
Atase
Howe
Guy F Allen Nominated for Burke's Place
President Wilson nominated Guy F Allen of Somerset Maryland to be treasurer of the United States. He has been assistant treasurer and was named after Burke resignation accepted yesterday by the president.
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Washington
Jan. S
Guy F. Allen
Somerset
Maryland
Wilson
United States
Allen
Wreaguter
Burke
One Mill Tax Would Pay 4,000 Service Men Off Each Year
Stall Correspondent reports from Bismarck that a bill to raise the soldiers' compensation tax to one mill, introduced by Representative Renauld, would fund about 3,800 to 4,000 veterans annually. With 17,579 claims filed and 30,033 service men in the state, full payment will take years. Previous levies in 1919 and 1920 raised funds totaling under $1.1 million and $762,000 respectively, and a one mill levy in 1922 would bring about $1,424,000 yearly if valuations remain unchanged.
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Stall
Bismarck
N. D
Renauld
Rolette County
First Shipment Of Alberta Wheat Sails To Europe
Calgary reports the first Alberta wheat shipment to Europe is en route to Liverpool and French ports via Vancouver. The steamship carries 20,000 tons and follows an experimental route due to high ocean rates versus rail and sea transport from eastern Canadian ports.
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Alberta
Europe
Calgary
Alta
Pacific
Panama Canal
Liverpool
Vancouver
Pierre
B.D
South Dakota
Senate
House
Not Worrying Over Wife Fast Says She Will Eat Soon
Danville, TH, Jan 6. An awkward account reports MeSnemi Harrington declaring he will not intervene in his wife’s fast. He says she will begin eating soon and that his priority is following the right rules rather than enforcing the oath. The story notes her growing weakness as observers describe her condition.
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Danville
MeSnemi Harrington
Errington
Harrington
Enid
U S Navy Size Relative to Britain and Japan
Washington reports an information memo showing U S naval strength at about half Britain and more than double Japan. First line ships total British 811 050 tons from 16 U S vessels 43 760 tons and Japan 10 vessels 288 320 tons. Capital ships under construction offset Britain, but American types favor destroyer leaders cruisers light cruisers and submarines. Official statements not official. Dublin Sinn Fein says De Valera statements are speculative until official. GAMBLER SENTENCED: Gus Glinderman jailed 30 days for running a percentage game.
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Washington
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
del Valera
de Valera
Balloonists Near Arrival After Harsh Arctic Trek
Arrival of three weather battered naval balloonists from Tockaway, Ya, is awaited as they near Moose Factory trail ends. Reported safe at Moose Factory, plans for a broad welcome include a special train to Toronto, with Rotary clubs and officials arranging receptions.
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Mattica
Here
Clute
Will
Canadian Mounted Police
Cochrane
Moose Factory
Miers
Mattice
Northland
Abitibi River
Ao Railroad
Toronto
Mooge Factory
Ontario
Hudson Bay
Trappera
Plana
Ttn
Daniele
Washington
Rockaway
Temivkaming and Northern Ontario Railway
Rotary Club
Washington Woman Seeks Divorce From Two Husbands
Mrs. Rinds Gurr of Prosser Washington files for divorce from both Thos S Carter and his brother after claiming Thomas Carter left her and that she later married his brother in 1915 following his alleged vow of divorce. The case details desertion and bigamy allegations presented in court.
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Prosser
Wand
Long federal calendar opens in LaCrosse on rum prosecutions
In LaCrosse Wisconsin January 8 judge K M Landis opened a federal court term with 116 indictments and 37 cases from raids still to be considered. Deputy marshals served warrants and many defendants are to plead not guilty. Trials may run at three to four cases daily with a petit jury set for January 18.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Hurley
K. M. Landis
United States
United States Marahala
Landis
Chicago
Telegraphic Briefs Mix of sports and civic notes
A patchy telegraphic roundup reports Chas A Comiskey backing Kid Gleanor as White Sox manager, plus short items on arrests in St Louis and Madison Square Garden brawl results. Also cited are Missouri versus Ames basketball, golf championships awarded to St Louis and Columbia clubs, a boxing result in Cleveland, Ireland casualties, Hibbing city plans, and a Minnesota weather note with a stray Northern Plains forecast.
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Chicago
Chas. A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
National Revenue Reform Proposal Covers Broad Tax Shift
Washington group proposes a 4 dollar poll tax for adults over 21 and revised exemptions raising to 2 500 for singles and 5 000 for heads of families. It calls tax on business income, large investment profits, and a 4 to 8 percent structure with no surtaxes, aiming to raise 4 billion annually.
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Houston
House
Ways and
Tae
Trade
Lie Gom
Association
Offélais
Hualans
Association Committee
Fivo
Ways and Means
Culle Mons
D Annunzio May Stay In Fiume Amid Reports And Riots
Reports from Trieste and London cite Gabriele d Annunzio planning to remain in Fiume with civilian clothes and a villa, while his guard quarrels over arms. London dispatch notes his plan to publish The Five Days at Fiume and possibly found a Rome newspaper. In Ireland, martial law area near Tramore saw an ambush with three dead, several wounded, and police barracks repulsed. Washington also reports suspensions of coal price rises through March.
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Gubeiile
Danny Zio
Fiume
Thainly
Venice
Fhirnye
London
Rome
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Fisher
Seuurity
Anny
Anne Pee Nay
Tramore
County Waterford
Tramure
Teavine
Dia
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