Nonpartisanology 6 convention opens in Bismarck ND
Delegates from nearly every county gather in Bismarck to nominate ten leaders for a new executive committee of the league and discuss finances and policy. Dissatisfaction with league finances grows while factions contend for control, with former supporters planning a push to install their candidates. F. B. Feethan and Allan Mc Manus join the gathering as part of the new Works American board.
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Allan McManus
Reward for Captors of Bootleggers in Bill
Biemarck North Dakota January 14 Senate Bill No 16 would pay rewards to those aiding the capture of whiskey runners and confiscated property after legal expenses. It also proposes special deputies to enforce prohibition and a distribution of profits. Senate Bill No 16 also seeks bonding changes for school contracts. Senate Bill 17 requests 10000 for tuberculosis and educational work in North Dakota with funds for staff and travel.
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North Dakota House debates veterans levy bill amid interest
North Dakota lawmakers consider a bill by Representative L A Heaton to raise the state soldier relief levy from three fourths to one mill and remove travel time limits on payments. Critics say the measure lacks clarity on payment timing and could expand benefits beyond approved limits. debate centers on how many veterans would be helped and costs to the state.
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Jorat Otiday
Committee to Start Work on Election Bill
St Paul Minn Jan 14 Senator H X Benson of St Peter chairs the Minnesota senate elections committee preparing to convene next week to draft a general elections bill likely covering nominating conventions for state officers and broader election provisions. The house committee on elections favors joint action to frame the bill.
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H. XN. Benson
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O. P. Jacobson
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Committee On Agriculture
Charles W. Gillam
St. Paul, Minn
A. C. Welch
Possibility of Agreement in List-Wag Case
Bismarck N D Jan 14 Junt Bee ford the senate convened this afternoon A M Hagen chairman of the elections committee said the report would not be presented yet as a possible joint report might obviate the need for separate majority and minority findings The majority would back Wog retaining his seat while noting non intentional violations in Billings county The minority favored unseating Wog claiming law violations occurred regardless of intent The independents may exonerate Wog personally while urging enforcement of the letter of the law They cite that in some precincts voters received help marking ballots from one official instead of two and ballots for Nonpartisan league candidates appeared in some booths The senate will rule on the reports after the committee concludes its executive session The effort to unite the committee on a single report has been ongoing</S:
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Painting Valued at 2,000,000 Reported Stolen
A landscape titled Thunder pore allegedly stolen with a claimed value of 2,000,000 dollars. The report notes a private owner and details about the theft timeline and location. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text but emphasize the high monetary value and missing artwork.
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United
Much Whiskey Missing Says Commissioner
Chicago January 14 The prohibition commissioner disclosed that checks of liquors seized by dry enforcement operatives and held in four government warehouses show that more than 63 million dollars worth of whiskey is missing. He said the whiskey was likely stolen months before he took office and that indictments against several former Prohibition officials may follow.
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Chicago
Frank D. Richardson
Prohibition
Hichardson
Reports Of Famine In India Raise UK Worries
London January 14. An India office statement reports famine in several districts of India prompting concern in England. The note cites poor Punjab crops and heavy populations in Hyderabad and other districts, noting potential acute suffering from grain shortages amid unrest in the empire.
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England
London
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Eagland
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Hyderbad
Plans to Handle Complete Fleets Completed
Panama January 13 Preparations by port authorities for handling the combined Atlantic and Pacific United States fleets, assembling here for maneuvers late this month, include 14 battleships 3 destroyers two cruisers 16 tankers and colliers supply and hospital ships eight tenders ten to twelve seaplanes and several mine sweepers.
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Adjournment Debate Looms In North Dakota Legislature
In Beadle State Capitol reports say an adjournment until Tuesday is under consideration as legislators meet this afternoon. The Nonpartisan League minority seeks to reopen a resolution urging the governor to propose a financial plan or justify bankers’ offers, sparking tense exchanges including a hall confrontation where no blood was drawn. A separate joint resolution urging Congress to curb grain speculation is expected to pass to the Senate.
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Mary Garden Named General Director of Opera Association
Chicago Jan 14 Appointment of Miss Mary Garden as general director of the Chicago Opera association settles artistic disputes. Resignations of Gino Marinummi artistic director and Herbert Ohman executive manager were accepted as Garden takes charge. She will not be paid extra beyond her regular salary and is set to appear tonight in Monna Vanna.
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Chicago
Six To Plead Guilty At Moorhead Today
Six Furga and Moorhead men Hugo Pearson Ed Brandvold Alfred Dowl Harris Miller Burt Stranahan and Leo Morris alias Len Beantin face first degree burglary indictments from Clay County grand jury. They will plead in district court today after their arrest in December over an attempted robbery and a quest for 300 quarts of Canadian whiskey hidden on the Thuney premises. TROOPS TO LEAVY Charleston W Va troops in the Mingo county coal strike zone move out tomorrow returning to Caro Sherman Ohio per governor Cordwell.
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E. E.thuney
Charleston
Ora
Mingo County
Caro Sherman
Ohio
Cordwell
Enactment of Tariff for The Protection of Stock Industry
Resolutions at El Paso convention urge tariff on livestock and its products to shield farmers. Support for municipal retail markets under sanitary regulation and license to reduce perishable costs. Calls for federal action, credit help, and open competition in livestock production. Ohio rail coal rates rejected by public utilities commission.
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Bank full of money could not be rid of by banker
Chicago reports Michael Di Conia holding a bank full of deposits he must return to depositors. Private banks closed January 1. Di Cosota appeals to patrons after thirty years in Ne ica music. One woman dropped $30 on his counter and fled.
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Michael di Conia
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Ne Ica
Balloonists Return to New York After Ontario Flight
New York observers greet Teutenants Kloor Farrell and Hinton as the balloonists arrive in the city a month after their flight from Moose Factory Ontario. A luncheon honor is hosted by Rockaway residents. The trio say they are none the worse for the perilous journey and downplay any extraordinary achievement.
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Serum Found To Prevent Foot and Mouth Disease
Paris report of a French commission declaring a serum for preventing foot and mouth disease has been discovered by experts. Manufacturing enough of the serum to inoculate all cattle is currently impossible. The serum uses virus from diseased mouth and foot tissue, yielding only small quantities for testing.
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Ludendorff denies plans for Russian battle
Mine Bavaria report quotes General Erich Ludendorff denying he presented a memorial for a joint offensive against Russia and denying any connection with General Wilhelm II in plans supposedly involving England, Branco and Germany. He refused links to Pershing or Marshal Foch leading a world army against the Bolsheviks.
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Erich Ludendorff
Mie
Peret Asked to Organize New French Cabinet
Party reports Raoul Peret president of the chamber of deputies was asked by President Millerand to form a cabinet after Georges Loygues resignation. Peret accepted and began consultations with friends to form the ministry and report back to the president by Pelock this evening.
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Public questions discussed by President elect Harding
Marion Ohio January 14 President elect Harding again covered a wide range of public questions at his conferences today The major topic was lexitation at the present session of Congress Three members of the house of representatives joined his consultations Denison Bacharach and Sanford visited He also met Colonel Theodore Roosevelt former Governor Forbes and Judge Junon of the Philippine Islands
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