Nomination fight over successor to de Valera on Dail floor
Dublin debates after de Valera resignation as Dail ratified the peace treaty. Griffith nominated for provisional government chief executive with Collins and McKeown seconding. De Valera defeated for re election as president by 60 to 1. Collins warns against opposing de Valera while Mary MacSwiney supports continuing republican government.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Arthur Grifith
Ireland
Michael Coillins
Griffith
Joln McKeown
Asso
Ballion de Valera
Eris Republic
Dail Eireann
DéValera
Michael Collins
Deposition
Dall
Mary MacSwiney
Repubic
Iremnd
Leclared
Theo
Geiffith
Caliins
Cosgrave
Rublin
Sendon
Dall Kireannn
Dreland
Ramon de Valera
Harvey Injured in Auto Wreck
An unidentified Harvey sustained injuries in a collision between his automobile and another vehicle this morning. He was taken to his hotel, and a secretary announced that Harvey Wad would attend the event later, with officials noting the incident for investigation.
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Harvey
Amlalt
Omter Itees
Wah
Harvey Wad
Jewtraw Wins New York State Skate Championship
Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid, national amateur champion, won the New York state ice skating title at Ideal Park rink Endiant yesterday afternoon, beating a field of top skaters. Joe Moore of New York, the international titleholder, finished second with 80. point. a foul in the 220 yard dash cost him the championship.
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Kinghampton
Charles Jewtraw
Lake Placks
New York
SOVIETS ACCEPT INVITATION 10. ECONOMIC MEET
London reports the Soviet government accepted the invitation of the powers to attend the conference on European economic problems. Cannes dispatch notes German and Russian participation in talks, with Britain’s Lloyd George pushing for prior agreements among partners. Agreement in principle cited, but further deliberation required as experts outline cash payment terms and guarantees.
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London
Associated Press
Cannes
Manier
Lioyd George
Great Britain
Co Ax
Supreme Council
Paris
Liogd George
Spee
Russia
Germany
France
Belgium
Lloyd George
Frarite
Gannes
Lond
Bandits Pose as Policemen Loot Liquor
Chicago police report five armed men posing as officers robbed the A. Arend Drug Company in Canes of whisky. They entered the building on Main Street and escaped with a cargo worth about 180 dollars. Local authorities pursue leads.
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Chicago
Lakes
Ted
A. Arend Drug Company
Charges against Andrew Miller Nominee for North Dakota Judge
Washington June 9 Charges filed with the Senate Judiciary Committee by the North Dakota Citizens Clean Court committee opposing Miller's confirmation. The document accuses Miller of inadequate Americanism, poor legal ethics, improper handling of school funds, and lobbying activities in North Dakota and Bismarck, including during liquor-promoting sessions in 1915.
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Washington, D. C
Andrew Miller
Biamarck
Harding
North, Dakota
Senate Committee On Judiciary
North Dakota
Miller
John CG. Pollock
Fargo
United States Senate
District Court of the United States
District of North Dakota
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Newberry Declares Innocence In Senate Defense
Washington January. Truman Newberry appeared in the senate to defend himself in the Ford led ouster contest for Michigan’s seat won in 1918. He denied knowing of a large campaign fund and affirmed his innocence under oath while lawmakers and spectators watched a dramatic session.
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Jan
Truman H. Newberry
Senate Today
Henry Ford
Michigan
Newberry
Escor
Michi
Senate of
United States
Newbery
STARTS WEDNESDAY Womeniay ovis: Proceedings in the mipertor
Proceedings begin Wednesday in the imperial court as officials prepare to hear cases involving women and disputes within the province. Details remain sparse as sessions open with routine announcements and preliminary motions.
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Womeniay Ovis
Three Convicts Escape From North Dakota Prison
Three inmates escaped from the North Dakota state penitentiary by using a ladder to scale the west wall. Guards and bloodhounds pursued them to the Soo Line freight yards before losing the trail. The escapees are Arthur Smith 24 sentenced 17 years for robberies from Ramsey County, George Thewles 28 sentenced 18 years for bank robbery from Wells County, and Loula Meadow 19 sentenced 18 years for wife robbery crimes.
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Herald Special Service
Bismarck
N. D
Dan
State Penitentiary
Soo Line
Arthur Smith
Ramacy County
George Thewlea
Wells County
Loula Meadow
North Dakota Rail Taxes Struck Down by Supreme Court
Washington reported that North Dakota excise taxes on railroad stock and bonds within the state were declared invalid by the Supreme Court. The dispute involved roughly 150000 dollars across 1919 to 1921, with railroads challenging the interstate commerce implications and the assessment method. The case had previously failed on method of assessment, leading to changes and a Federal district court ruling in favor.
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Washington
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Pepper Named Senator to Succeed Late Penrose
Governor Sproul announced the appointment of G. W. Pepper to fill the late Boise Penrose's unexpired Senate term. Sproul said Pepper is expected to be a candidate to complete the unexpired term, noting the need for a clear understanding of the situation.
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G. W. Pepper
Boise Penrose
Sproul
Pepper
Penrose
Limitation of aircraft use debated at Washington conference
The five power arms committee decided that limiting aircraft development is impossible now. It adopted a plan for an international commission of aviation, legal, and technical experts to study the issue and report later. Meanwhile naval and armament topics moved to tomorrow’s session. the treaty limits ships above 10,000 tons in conversion and gun calibers. The Root anti gas resolution was approved, seeking world adherence to a ban on gas warfare as a legal norm and a unifying example for major powers.
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Weshington
Associated Press
Washington
Naval Tematy
Prapar&tion Arid
Ehipy
Jan
Elihu Root
France
Albert Sarraut
Balfour
Amhur J. Balfour
White
Mr. Balfour
Heaton Trial Opens as Prosecution Targets $78000 Shortage
In Fargo, the trial of Frank C. Heaton began with the State arguing Heaton caused a $78,000 bank shortage at the Scandinavian-American Bank. Prosecutor Green asserted Heaton shifted blame to others and shaped testimonies to protect himself while acknowledging bank officials faced questions of misconduct.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
Frank C. Heaton
Bank of Fargo
Aubrey Lawrence
T. J. Hagep
M. J. Braing
Lara Christianson
C. O. Byrore
EB. J Meadlund
Teadlund Grogs
Christianson
Headlung
Heaton
Headlund
Francis Murphy
Withous
Wi.Green
H. J. Hagen
Brevis
Green
Jone
Hagen
Maid Green
Heator
Brevig
Bjore
Charze
Tie
Proscntor
Pemler
Wi Heaton
Hexton
Liberty
Mate Agricultural College
Dynamiters Sought After Dam Attempt Near Cold Spring
In Stearns county officials from Cloud to Richmond pursue unknown dynamiters who tried to wreck the Cold Spring dam Sunday morning. Bloodhounds followed the trail from Waterloo to Richmond as Sheriff Shoener and County Attorney Ahies lead the hunt through the night and into today with the posse still active.
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Minn
Stearns County
Cold Spring
Waterloo
Jowm
Richmond
Shoener
Ahies
Hunt
Hoande
Cumber Named Chairman Of Finance Board
Washington reports M Cumber of North Dakota was selected by congressional committees as chairman of the finance board. Elevation of a member and vacancies on the committee were noted, with changes affecting leadership and future selection processes. The item reflects committee action in Washington and intra‑party adjustments within the finance group.
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North Dakota
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Penican
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Jerany
Bengter
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