Evidence of Irregularities In List-Wog Election Start
Hearings open before the North Dakota senate elections committee on the List-Wog contest for the 39th district seat. List's side seeks corrections to vote counts and accuses Wog supporters of ballot stuffing and improper help in polling places. Wog denies all charges and counter-claims irregularities favoring List, as witnesses describe confusing ballots and lack of language comprehension.
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Stall
Bismarck
N. D
Aenatoren P
Finctions Committee
North Dakota Senate
R. J. List
Cont Teates
Gust Wos
WC. Crawford
Dickington
List
A. M. Hagan
Senate
A A. Bimpoon
H. A. Mackoff
J. P. Cain
W. C. Crawford
Dickinson
Billings County
Batto
Indian Springs
Green River
Pore Tink
Lngin
Orne
Icial Ie
Algo
Invhia
Head
Sentinel Butte
Bown
Kost Kordondwy
John Duehuck
Anna’ Aneulek
Peter Ganey Lowe
John Procin
Steve Procin
Nonpartisan League
Minneapolis to Play Six Games on Home Floor
European relief effort in Minnesota grows by at least 30000 as Catholic churches in St Paul and the Archdiocese of St Paul gather funds over three weeks. Archbishop Austin Dowling confirms total collections and notes subscriptions to the relief fund remain active, with further contributions anticipated after next administration.
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Minneapolis
St) Pauls Minn
Minnesota
Archaio
Bl. Paul
Austin. Dowling
Agate
Ei Mie
Connell
Kent
Chancery Office
Areca
North Dakota Jan 12 Bulletin on Appropriations and Labor he
The majority report from the Senate appropriations committee urges reducing the general department bill from 13000 to 10000 and notes propaganda concerns. The lower house considers hours of labor on public works and a ban on employers penalizing workers for union activity or attempted union support under threat of fines or imprisonment.
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Biamarck
N. D
Senais Appropriations Committee
Henate C dc
Os General
N Department
Beewrck
Lower Howe Toon
Tate
Howe
Resolutions received by labor board in Mexico City
Resolutions were received today by the Pan American Federation of Labor congress in Mexico City. Sessions have been tedious but debates are predicted as the resolutions committee prepares its report. President Samuel Gompers and other officers are cited in the secretary’s report. The delegation faces translation issues and delays, with critics targeting Gompers amid radical literature. The American delegation met with Secretary of the Interior Mutero KE Galles and thanked the Mexican government for courtesy and support.
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Mexico City
Associated Preias
Pan American | Federation of Labor Congress
Resolutions Committee
Executive Committee
Samuel Gompers
Cantuo Vargoy
Treamirer
Jamon Lord
Diacusind
Merle
Chapa Pere
Peru
Sanmlungs
Toy
Carlow
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Mexico
Gompers
Yeaterlay
Mr. Gompers
Imutareo KE. Galles
Interior
General Calles
Pan American Organization
French cabinet resigns after defeat in parliament
Paris January 12 The cabinet of Premier Leygues resigned following its defeat in the chamber of deputies. The government faced a strong parliamentary setback and signaled its intent to step down amid the crisis.
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Paris
Leygues
Chamber of Deputies
Leygues Miliered
Theovernment
American forces in Germany ordered reduced
Washington reports the reduction of American occupation forces in Germany from 150,000 to 70,000 by early 1946, part of postwar demobilization. Pentagon officials say the drawdown aims to speed demobilization and cut peacetime costs while maintaining security in occupied zones.
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Germany
Washington
Sum Transported in St Louis During Crime Wave
A garbled 1920s era report states that more than 80 million dollars in gold silver and currency moved through St Louis last month amid a crime wave. The details are unclear but reference is made to daily shipments over many blocks and a federal building disclosure.
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St. Louis
St. Louie
Lola
Dally
North Dakota Senate Eyes Budget Bills and Licensing Moves
In Bismarck on January 12 the Senate appropriations committee planned to report Senate Bill No. 4 authorizing $12,000 for the attorney general's office. The bill mirrors House Bill No. 2, which was tied up pending committee action. A companion measure licensing pool halls, theaters, tobacco sellers, and similar venues was expected, with theater licenses set at $5 to $15 yearly. Rumors floated licensing cigarettes, and a Bank audit controversy involving the Bank of North Lakota and state industries was also noted. Committees were announced for Agriculture, State Affairs, Judiciary, Temperance, Highways, Insurance, Tax Laws, Banking, Warehouse and Grain Grading, Education, and Action on Audit.
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Bismarck
N. C
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Attorney General’s Department
North Dakota
Ta Watkin
State Department
Olson
Ramsey
Johnson
Cass
Maddock
Mognhall
Olafson
Burkhart
Uland
Strain
Sproul
Eckert
Dirkee
Bryans
Cole
Kumroth
Flow
Hanson
Benwon
Allen
Heaton
Burris
Nagel
Stark
Grangaard
Larkin
Halcrow
McManus
Yllingwen
McLarty
Plath
Brady
Opang
Johnaon
Steele
Sagen
Barnes
Semling
Billauist
Larson
Pierce
Morton
Bauer
Temperance
Mountrail
Grand Forks
Miller
Hilingsen
Elcert
Mikkleson
Anderson
Grigga
Ward
Kjos
Doyle
Root
Upland
Traill
McGauveran
Bekert
Olafton
Hagelberger
Erickson
Walsh
Sargent
Bjerke
Wood
Renauld
Bhimmins
Hartl
Hall
Onion
Billings
Oberg
Jardine
Insurance
Peters
Lazer
Pembina
Arduser
Magnuson
Pressier
Kopp
McDowell
Divide
Semiing
Ophaug
Biamarck
N. D
Legathy
Bishop Bristpan Co
St. Paul
Audi
Bank of North Dakota
Teague
Mate Board of Auditors
Ing
Rom
Csudiarch
Irhleh Walla Lambo
D.2
Poindexter
Happy House begins in Herald next Monday
A new serial story titled Happy House by Jane D Abbott debuts next week in The Herald. The tale follows Fredenie through college life and a series of entangling adventures revealing the great surprise. First edition will appear Monday evening January 17.
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Jane D. Abboty
Fredenie
The
Herald
New Tonnage Tax Bill To Be Introduced In Minnesota
Paul Minn January representative C I Warner will introduce a tonnage tax bill within days that differs from prior proposals by directing mineral revenues into a state trust fund instead of the general treasury. The bill would set a tax on ore earnings above ad valorem levies, require a constitutional amendment, and seek cooperation with North and South Dakota to restore pre federal grain grade system for interstate trade. Action on highway funds reform was deferred after an injunction request and a review of recodified highway law with attorney general guidance.
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Paul, Minn. Dan
Warner
Ana
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota
John J.!eet
Norman County
Wold
North
Gond
United Action
Charles M. Babcock
Home Committee
Louis Week
Amputy
Yeggs Damage Trenton Bank in North Dakota
Minot special to Herald reports Trenton State Bank ten miles west of Williston near the Montana line was damaged by yeggs overnight. A blast blew through the vault door and damaged the front of the building but did not access cash thanks to a lime lock. Robbers fled after the blast, insurance covers building and fixtures, bank president James M. Cooper says no valuables were taken. Fay Bradley, cashier, confirms no losses.
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Herald
Minot
N. D
Lan
Trenton State Bank
Trenton
Williston
Montana Line
Fondas
Fay Bradley
James MH Cooper
Margo
First National Bank of
Bradley
Ex-Premier Venizelos Declares He Will Not Return
From Athens a Patric editorial from Nies cites M Simos stating Venizelos will not return to Greece even if recalled by King Constantine. The piece argues Venizelos’s work belongs to history and predicts the king will never recall him during his reign or lifetime. The Liberal party remains tied to Venizelos’s memory and mission.
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Athens
Veniselox
Greece
Constantine
M.simos
Patric
Nies
M. Venizelos
M. Simos
M. Venizelou
de Allhé
France
M. Veniselos
M. Veniegelog
Liberal Party
Igichargd
Daniels Data On Three Navy Powers From House Hearing
General Tasker Bliss told the House Naval Committee a world armament conference would prompt a prompt and inevitable response if nations refuse to agree to any disarmament. Secretary Daniels presented roughly complete data on three great powers showing British, American, and Japanese naval strengths and projected tonnage with authorized programs through 1927. He explained dynamics of battleships, battle cruisers, and overall naval superiority, noting Japan's planned 1927 expansion and governmental approval.
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Washington
United States
House Naval Committee
Tasker H. Bliss
All- Preme War Council
Paris
Elisa
Germany
Biss
Daniela
Staf
Paria
House
Naval Affairs
Japan
England
Daniels
Grea Britain
Harding Plans For Southern Trip Nearing Completion
Marion Ohio January 1 Preparations for President elect Harding trip to Florida near completion. He will perhaps stay in Marion for about a week longer and Mrs Harding who planned a shopping trip to Washington and New York before joining him is expected to say goodbye soon. Harding’s engagements today included few callers with more time devoted to correspondence. William Boyce Thompson of New York, a friend of Will Hays, met him and a cabinet appointment discussion was among the topics. A second item notes Chicago January 12 Twenty special investigators from Washington head to Stage investigation into charges of irregularities in Illinois prohibitions office. Ralph W Stone Illinois prohibitions director confirms existing in his office. He charges doctors with wilfully violating their prescription privileges.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Trin
Florida
Hardin
Washington
New York
Mth
Marlon
William Boyce Thompson
Will i. Hays
Mr. Hays
Chicago
RuMrlers
ATO
Bea
Ralph W. Stone
Llinois Prohibitions
Grocery thieves open stores to sell plunder
ee UORRO, Jan. 14. Police raided four markets and seized five more premises after burglars opened several new shops to rapidly dispose of stolen goods. The surge in organized theft prompted authorities to step up patrols and curb market operations amid claims of easier sales for pilfered merchandise.
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Eereeind
Moonshine Raid Leads to Serious Illness Charged
A raid on the Muiney home uncovered four barrels of mash and moonshine. Tracy Sr. faces charges under the Volstead act as authorities pursue further action.
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Ree
Daniea Coe
Muiney Home
Itreen Moonshi Tracy, Sr
Wilson to See Harding Take Oath of Office
Washington report states President Wilson will accompany President-elect Harding to the capitol for the oath. Wilson plans a rare White House departure for March 4 and may attend a luncheon with Harding and Mrs. Harding. Oath will be in the senate chamber with limited attendance and no grand parade or ball planned for March 4.
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Harding
Capitol
Washington
Hhr Capitol
Mit
United States
Hardink
Mrs. Harding
Sire
White House
Aes
Thomas Jeferson
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Ship Carrying Red Flag Sunk by French Destroyers
Constantinople dispatch says French destroyers sunk a transport flying the red flag believed carrying Soviet troops bound for Trebizond. The vessel, torpedoed by the destroyer Sakulave 10 miles west of Novorossiysk, ran aground after steering for the coast. Some troops and crew escaped by swimming. French losses were none.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Trebizond
Ancounier
Novoroschak
Sakulave
Rights of Political Refugee Claimed by Cork Lord Mayor
Milwaukee Wis January 13 an attempt to amend The Stulberger prohibition law would permit a 2.9 per chime to shelter a political refugee who entered the country without a passport and stowed away. The plan aims to conform to the Volstead Act as interpreted by the Supreme Court. The case involves Lord Mayor of Cork and labor officials announced today.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stulberger
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Wilson
Sion
Balloonists Rest After Perilous Hudson Bay Crossing
Mailice Ontario January 12 United States naval lieutenants Stephen Farrell Al Koer and Walter Hinton rested after their hazardous Hudson Bay crossing began December 14 with a balloon flight from Rockaway They were guests of the Canadian National Railway at a private car en route to Toronto A disputed letter led to a blow between Farrell and Hinton but officials separated them and the trio planned to reach Rockaway Friday Mrs Farrell defended her husband while Secretary Daniels deferred a naval inquiry citing incomplete reports and lamenting the clash among men who endured hardships
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Mailice
Ont
United States Naval
Stephen Furrel
al Kioer
Walter Hinton
Hudson Bay
Rockaway
Toronto
Canadian National Railway
Farrell
Hinton
Weir
HW. P.williamson
Rose
Wrowkast
Moose Factory
New York
Marrell
Hintin
Pe- Trach
Barrel
Toni Mark
Little Hudson Bay Company
Moore Factory
Ridor
Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Matlice
Daniels
Navy Department
Danita
Plan for four mill tax to fund state institutions proposed
A tentative plan by the state board of administration calls for a four mill levy to support all state educational, charitable, and penal institutions. The plan includes a one mill maintenance levy, a half mill for new buildings and improvements, and requires other income from fees. Total annual revenue would be about 1.6 million from the tax, plus additional income to reach roughly 2.73 million. The plan details apportionment among institutions such as Agricultural College, School for the Deaf, Minot Normal, Valley City Normal, and others with annual allocations for each.
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Biamarck, NL
State Board of Administration
State University
Board of Administration
Thetsandétha Institution
Mille
Agricultural College School
Bohool
Minot Normal
Valley City Normal
Sosutals Induptrigl
Biate Tatverwt
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