North Dakota bankers seek delay in warrants call
Reports from Fargo and Bismarck detail bankers and officials contending that signatures on a purported resolution urging John Steen to postpone warrants were attached in error or without consent. Ed Piercy and G. Lord deny signing. I. P. Baker says both approved, while Piercy insists he never authorized such action. The resolution urges postponing payment to ease bank strains amid the fiscal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Baker
Biamarck
Bankers'’ Conference Commanites
Pierce
Steen
Mr. Lord
Baker
Lord
Cando
Cathro
Hue
Bank of North Dakota
Bank of North Dakos Tav
John Steen
FP. W. Cathro
Bad Pierce
A. Lord
P. Baker
G. Larson
Bankers Conference
Bismarck
N. Dy
Testimony Read By Gust Wog Counsel At Elections Hearing
Ataf Correspondent reports continued reading of testimony from a prior hearing before the nate elections committee. The transcript covers disputed material and questions about improper influence, with officials questioned and adjournment anticipated. Limited details suggest contested content regarding district voting and percent in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Wog
Ataf
Toe
Eerbe Anton
Ae Ge
Betty Ross Clarke Birth Noted at Langdon
Betty Ross Clarke, movie star, was born at Langdon on January 13. Local notice lists the newborn as Mia Betty Finan and references the Bowoss Arbuckle under early life notes.
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Betty Ross Clarke
Movie Star
Langdon
Mia Betty Finan
Five Workmen's Compensation Bills Introduced in House
Bismarck North Dakota January 13 five bills amending the workmen's compensation law were introduced in the House. Representative Kitchen Independent opened with a resolution urging the governor to propose financing or justify last week’s bankers offer. Representative Vogel McLean county added five compensation bills including HB 18 extending coverage to interstate railway men and raising the commissioners' pay. HB 20 would require employers to pay state premiums. HB 21 changes premium payment to monthly. HB 22 increases funeral allowance under the act.
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Bismarck
N. D
Representative Kitchen
Vogel
McLean County
McCumber urges 50 cent tariff on Canadian wheat
Washington January 13 Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota announced he would seek a tariff likely 50 cents a bushel on Canadian wheat. He proposed adding it to the Fordney emergency tariff bill to replace the 30 cent duty in the House version, aiming to curb enormous imports.
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Washington
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Strict Code of Highway Rules Endorsed by 19 Organizations
Washington June 13 Endorsement by nineteen national organizations of a comprehensive code for highway traffic reorganization was announced at a conference seeking uniform state and municipal laws. Principles include age limits for licenses and reciprocity allowing a three month licenseless operation in other states, plus penalties for DUI reckless driving and vehicle theft. Organizations listed include the American Automobile Association and the National Safety Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Automobile Association
The
Federal Highway Uncil
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Safety Counc
Unable to Agree on Superintendent for M Kenzie Schools
In the county a lack of candidates stalls the search for a new superintendent. Johnson, the current superintendent, has refused to qualify, and Miss Lynoer, the runner up in the November election, also declined. Bielfieck, previously interim, will step down when the sine die effective January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
Van
Rover Johnson
Clevy
Miss Lynoer
F. d. Bielfieck
Lakes Station May Be Abandoned
Chicago reports indicate the Great Lakes naval training station at Lake Bluff Michigan, the largest of its kind, may be shut down. About 260 civilian workers were told they would be discharged next Saturday as retrenchment begins. Admiral Washington confirmed funds exist only for this fiscal year, with Congress to decide beyond June 30. More than 10,000 personnel are currently on duty at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy Department
Great Lak
Lake Bluff
Luther O. Steward
National Federation of Federal
Navy
Great Lakee
Admiral Washington
Washington
Great Lakes
Congress
Steward
Rampton Roade
San Francisco
Great Lakes Station
Washingston
Bureau of Navigation
Hampton Roads
Harding Will Be Inaugurated On The Front Porch
Washington January 13 A joint constitutional committee in charge of ceremonies ratified the plan to inaugurate President elect on the east Portico of the Capitol. The front porch concept would be carried out strictly with minimal expense and no spectator stands benches or camp stools provided.
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Washington, Dan
Capitol
Memberships of Committees Are Announced Today
Washington January 18 The joint committee of the Civilian Board and the Interstate Commerce Commission to apply provisions of the transportation act and the Jones Merchant Marine act was announced. Members include J N Teal of Oregon as chair and F J Thompson of Alabama and Guy D Goi of Wisconsin, with C C McCood Henry C Hall and Mark W Potter also represented.
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Washington
Pine Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. N. Teal
Oregon
F.J. ‘Thompson
Alabama
Guy 1D. Goi
Wisconsin
C.C. McCood
Henry C. Hall
Mark W. Potter
Large sums to be loaned to other nations
Wall Street bankers expect foreign financing totaling 150 million dollars or more to begin within six weeks. Anticipated loans include 100 million to France and about 25 million to Belgium, with Scandinavian countries and Switzerland seeking funds. Negotiations with several South American nations progress, signaling early developments ahead. Six South Dakota cities seek to locate a cooperative mill and rolled oats factory, with plans stemming from Pavison County livestock breeders. Leaders anticipate a decision at the 22nd annual session of the South Dakota Improved Live Stock Breeders Association in Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Switzerland
South Dakota
Mitchell
Pavison
Dakota
Paris
Muse
Raymond Poincare
Sto Breedere
Conrn
Sioux Pally
Averdeen
Watertown
Huron
Brookings
Federation of Labor in France Dissolved by Court
Paris Jan 13 The court ordered the dissolution of the General Federation of Labor amid a case against Leon Jouhaux and other officers for law infringements. Fines of 190 francs were imposed on Jouhaux and four officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
General Federation of Labor
Leon Jouhaux
Joubaux
Federal agents seize liquor haul in Minneapolis raid
Federal agents raided the room of Adolph Hannebahi in Minneapolis Jan. Li and confiscated three trunks containing Canadian whiskey and gin plus two grips. Hannebahi was jailed and will be arraigned before U. S. Commissioner D. W. Lawler on a charge of transporting liquor after tips that he was bringing liquor in from Canada. Paul D. Keller, supervising federal prohibition agent, reported the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mino
Adolph Hannobacl
Canada
Paul D. Keller
D. W. Lawler
United States
Honduran Govt Halts Foreign Silver Circulation
The Honduran government has postponed the circulation of all foreign silver money, except United States coins, citing poor quality as the reason for the order. The move comes amid concerns over coin quality and monetary standards in the Republic of El Salvador and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
San Salvadore
Republic of Salvador
Wheat In Ear Gives Ryder Man Trouble
In Ryder North Dakota on January 13 a wheat ear accident caused severe facial swelling and hearing loss. A critical operation was performed and may delay recovery. Detroit circuit court opened with slow witness turnout as Detroit United Railways petition proceeds. Orr reads shoe retailers report from Milwaukee convention.
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Ryder
N. D
UABE
Detroit
Mich
Detroit United Railways
State Banks Barred From Edge Act Investments
The ruling states that state banks cannot invest any portion of their deposits in stock of a corporation organized under the Edge Act. The decision, delivered to W. E. Pearson by the attorney general, clarifies that state bank powers do not include buying stocks and bonds. Rollin M. Smith noted trust companies may invest non trust funds in such corporations.
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St. Paul
Minn
Jan
W. EB. Pearson
jReneral
Rollin M. Smith
Banking Department
Smith
Samuels and Curci Seek Marriage License in Minneapolis
Homer Samuels and Madame Galli Curci visited the Hennepin county district court clerk's office to obtain a marriage license. The certificate, issued by Walter A. Ryborg, lists Amelita Galil Crrej, 21, residence Cook County, Illinois, and Homer Samuels, 31, residence St. Louis, Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minn
San
Homae Samuels
Madame Galli Curci
Grant Operativa
Hennepin County District Court
Hoon
Walter A. Ryborg
Amelita Galil Crrej
Cook County
Anioin
Death of Former Empress of Germany Is Expected
Doom Holand Jan 13 Former Emperor William of Germany and others at the house of Doom are convinced the death of former Empress Aurora Victoria is a matter of only a short time and are resigned to the inevitable Dr Haehner the physician attending the former empress says her condition may linger indefinitely Funeral has already been worked Former Crown Prince Frederick arrived here today from Würingen
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Doom
Holand
William of
Germany
House of Doom
Aurunta Victoria
de. Haehner
Prince Frederick
Wierengen
North Dakota Hotelmen Back Open Shop and Good Roads
The North Dakota Hotel and Restaurant Keepers Association adopted resolutions endorsing open shop and the good roads movement. They backed amendments to hotel laws urged by Dr. E F Ladd, elected Ralph Mayer president, Theodore Kawellek VP, Dee Read secretary treasurer, and praised extending the 48 hour work rule for women to seven days. They also favor direct hotel inspection fee remittance, and posting rates on room doors.
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Herald Special Service
Wargo
N. D
North Dakota Hotel and Restaurant Keepers’ Association
E. F. Ladd
al H. Liembacher
Atttendance
Fargo
Ralph M. Mayer
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Theodore Kawellek
Kenmare
Posi Uon
Dee Read
Annex
R. G. Keller
Portland
Ore
W.J. Rathman
Oakes
H. H. Hall
Rugby
L. B. Holander
Hai Mat
Ladd
Hotel and Restaura
Keepers’ Association
King George Made Member of Large Black Pig Society
Vienna tensions rise as strikes, shuttered hotels, and disrupted mail and communications signal unrest over labor and political strife. Reports say former Emperor Charles may be moving toward Hungary amid international unease, with Cork Lord Mayor O Callaghan testifying before an Irish commission.
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King George
LARGE
Black Pig Society
Vienna
Dugh
Austria
Charles
Switzerland
Hungary
Cork
London
George
Times
Washington
Department of State and Labor
Berkshire
Mayor O'Callaghan
Windsor
Alfonso
Spain
Newport
America
Ireland
Wilson
Murghy
Labor Wilson
Irish Commission
O'Callaghan
Peter J. MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Atlantic
Frank Dempsey
Mallow
Hollingsworth Wood
New York
Amendment urged to allow liquor on American liners
Washington officials urged changing the prohibition enforcement act to permit American passenger liners in foreign trade to carry and sell liquor beyond the three mile limit. A shipping official complained foreign ships handle most travel and a House member quipped about prohibitionists seeking dry ships for fun.
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Washington
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Ince
Missouri
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Labor Congress Hears Mother Jones in Mexico City
Delegates at the Pan American Federation of Labor congress in Mexico City heard an address by Mother Jones, the radical labor leader who arrived from the United States. The resolutions committee worked on its report ahead of tomorrow morning’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Associated Press
Congress
The
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Mother Jones
Jeader
United States
Resolutions Committee
United States Advances 32 Million to Greece Under Conditions
The United States government agreed to lend Greece 32 million dollars, previously promised during M Venizelos's term, but with the condition that the funds be spent in America on non war materials. Acknowledgment came from Athens on January 13 as the decision was announced locally.
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United States
Greece
M Venezilce
America
Two Canadian dailies quit in Newfoundland setback
The Border Cities Sun in Windsor and the St Johns Evening Herald both suspended publication at year end due to high costs and weak local support. The Hamilton Times also failed, signaling an unusually high mortality rate among dominion daily newspapers. Meanwhile Duluth mines face about 18 million in local taxes. mining property bears most of St Louis county’s 24.45 million total taxes for 1921. North Dakota forecast fair, colder tonight. Minnesota skies partly cloudy.
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Toronto
Border Cities Sun
Border Citice Star
Windsor
Onl
St. Johns
N. F
Herald
Estah- Malind
Il Tes Sun
The
St. John= Herald
Hamilton Times
Dominion
Duluth
Minn
St. Louis County
Walter H. Bergen
Harding faces big problems with independence and rails
President-elect Harding holds conferences on Philippine independence and railway issues. Attendees include Mrs. Ogden Reid of New York linked to a world association plan. Others listed are Felix Davita, S. Davies Warfield, Governor Beeckman of Rhode Island, and B J McCone of a Buffalo group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Oy Tan
Harding
Ogden Reid
New York
Felix Davita
S. Davies Warfield
Association of Rattens
KR. — Livingston | Beeckman, Governor of Rhode Island
B.J. McCone
Buffalo
Different Versions of Langdon Shooting Revealed
Washington reports show two conflicting accounts of Lieutenant W H Langdon of the United States cruiser Albany being shot by a Japanese sentry at Vladivostok. Navy and state departments await fuller details as Admiral Gleaves investigates and consular reports arrive from Vladivostok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Wadivostok
We H Langdon
Engieer
United States
Albany
Mate Department
Conan McGowan
Vladivoutok
Navy Department
Albert Gleaves
Asiatic Feet
Gleaves
State Department
Vladivostok
Tin Navy Department
Jangdon
Langoon
Admiral Giraves
Consul MacGowan
Vladivomok
Balloonists to be welcomed in Toronto arrival
Toronto editors report that three American balloonists named Kloor Farrel and Hinton will be welcomed upon rail arrival in Toronto by Controller Macguire and a delegation from the Aero Club of Canada. An informal greeting is planned at the Aero Club headquarters with city representatives assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Kloor
Farrel
Hinton
Maltive
Macguire
Aero Clu
Canada
Aero Cluh
Over Half of Americans Live in Urban Areas
Washington reports that for the first time more than half the continental population resides in urban territory. City and town populations rose 5.0 percent from 1910 to 1920, reaching 41.4 percent of the nation. Increases varied by state with Michigan jumping to 61.1 percent urban, while Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming showed smaller gains. The shift is attributed to World War I effects and postwar urban attraction.
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Washington
Continental
United States
Montana
Wyoming
Michigan
Texas
Indiana
Ohio
Florida
Oklahoma
Colorado
Bureau
Wyormine
Jolne Ts Army
Minnesota
J Montang
South Dakes
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M’cumber
M’kenzie Schools
T Lakes
Miller
Federation OF Labor
France
Orr
Miwaukee
Homer Samuels
Galli Curci
N.D
Ralph Mayer
Labor Congress
U. 5
W. H. Langton
Amerene Cruich Albay
Hall
Japaneer Ceabassy
Ger
Happy House
Grand Forks
Jane D. Abbott
Ure
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