Important Reports Expected Next Week By The Legislature
Two key reports due from the Budget Board and the Bank of North Dakota audit shape the North Dakota legislature as it opens. Debates center on the audit's findings and its potential to break deadlock between league and independent camps in the Senate and House.
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Bismarck
N. D
State Budget Board
Bank of North Dakota
Budget Board
Senate
House
League
Arine
Wood
Wog
Rt. J. Liat
Petition Aims to Remove Judge Landis Over Baseball Pay
Chicago January 13 A prepared petition by Thorne Sutherland federal lawyer seeks to remove Judge Landis as national baseball commissioner arguing his dual role and $4300 annual pay violate statutes and public service ethics. Landis says he looked into it and acted rightly in accepting the commission post.
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Chicago
Judie Kenoraw
M. Landis
Thorne
Sutherland
Congress
Chicusu Nawapapers
Wik
Mfc
Suiherlidte
Landra
Baseball Commission
Vanda
Rave
Suthers
Legeuen
Hay
Tandis
Weather update predicts cold weekend with strong north winds
Fragmentary report notes tonight will be cold with wind from the north. Sunday is expected to be colder with strongest winds in the northwest. Weather focus toward western portions and possible temperature drop across regions.
Obregon Plans Immediate Cabinet Reorganization
Mexico City reports President Obregon contemplates tapping seven cabinet posts in an urgent reshuffle. The move is described as a readjustment, not a sign of discord among officials, with newspapers noting it follows the initial cabinet announcements. Miss Evangeline Booth suffers a serious collapse in Spartanburg, undergoing medical treatment while pursuing a speaking engagement at Converse College. Raoul Peret declines to form a new French cabinet after being invited to head a ministry succeeding the resigned premier.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Booth
Spartanburg
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Converse College
Who Buys Your Product Keep On Buying Now
A patriotic exhortation urges workers and farmers to buy what they produce and consume, stressing mutual dependence. It argues buyers must purchase goods such as food, clothing, coal, and furniture to sustain the economy and prevent layoffs, calling for careful spending and shared responsibility.
Short Sessions In Legislature This Afternoon
North Dakota lawmakers expected mixed activity with a Senate move on a grain gambling prohibition joint resolution and House bills advancing on school law changes. Bills by Kitchen would teach thrift, regulate deputy superintendents, set minimum salaries, and Sugen and Larson push elevator registration. A Labor/Bank item noted Napoleon light bill payment issues. The Senate passed a resolution urging Congress to extend entry and land fee payments for settlers on Standing Rock. final passage awaited.
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Stall Corrempomiont
Bismarck
North Dakota
Senate
Congress
House
William Watt
Case County
Agricultural Committee
Tativ
Children's Code Commission
Kitchen
C. A. Sugen
Ramsey
L. A. Larson
Pierce
Lisbie
Napoleon Light and Power Company
Bank of North Dakota
Ught
Napoleon
State Affairs Committee
Watt
Sipel Vt Stutsman
Bowman
Agriculture
Fred Meen
Morton County
Independent
Itha
Standing Rock
James E. Campbell
Mandan
U. S. Lawa
Federal Relations Committee
Baker
$12,000 For N. D. Audit Is Proposed
A bill in the North Dakota House proposes appropriating 12000 dollars to cover the audit expenses of the Bank of North Dakota and the state industries. Rep. Johnson of Pembina introduces the measure with an emergency clause, to be disbursed by the secretary of state upon proper vouchers.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jan
Bank of North Dakota
Rep. Johnson
Pembina
Secretary of State
Pan American Labor Congress Sees Gompers Reelect Likely
Delegates to the Pan American Federation of Labor met in Mexico City to finish reports elect officers and choose the next meeting site. Samuel Gompers was seen as likely to be reelected president of the American Federation of Labor guiding the Pan American body.
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Mexico City
Agesociated Press
Pan American Ffederation of Labor
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Gompers
the American Federation
San Domingo
United States
Nicaragua
John Murray
Obregon
National Palace
May Not Get Report On The List Wog Case
Bismarck Jan 15 The senate elections committee doubts a report on the List Wog case will be presented this afternoon The dispute centers on whether independent members can overturn results from three Billings county precincts by declaring violations and votes illegitimate If adopted the measure would give List a majority and the independents press for a majority report to retain List while censure of officials is considered.
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Bismarck
N. D
Membernult
Senate
League
Billings
Wog
Wit Seal
Woman Judge Not to Take Place on Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Jan 1 Judge Florence J Allen the sole woman on Ohio’s common pleas bench declined to be considered for the proposed family relations branch. She said her experience as assistant county prosecutor better suits civil and criminal courts and would be wasted in a dedicated family court. If the Cleveland Bar Association supports the plan a law will be urged in the legislature.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Florence J. Allen
Ohio
Allen
Common Pleas Jude
Cleveland Bar Agsociaion
2000 Railroad Men to Meet in Minneapolis
About 2000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen from seven states gather in Minneapolis for a conference. Notables include W. Q. Lee A. I. Whitney and J. A. Farquharson. Meeting opens noon with closed sessions. Kansas City trip planned for officers. Delegates from North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Michigan invited. Winnipeg attendees desired.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
W. Q. Lee
Cleveland
A. I. Whitney
Chicago
J. A. Farquharson
Muskogee
Oklo
J. P. Gunningham
oMcerx
Kansas City
Lspielatinn
Kansas Industrial Court
North Dake
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minneis
Michigan
Minneset
Winnipeg
Bank Refuses To Honor Village Napoleon Check
Napoleon North Dakota 1921 letter reveals Bank of North Dakota refused payment on a village check for 111 18 to Napoleon Light Meat and Power Co. Trustees dispute authority and balance. power company threatens action. Representative M W Kelly reports to House State Affairs Committee seeking legislative clarity.
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Bismarck
Napoleon
Logan
Bank of North Dakota
M. W. Kelly
Logan County
State Affairs Committee
del Patterson
Sten+ville
Napoleon, N.D
M. Wy Kells
Mr. Kelly
Napoleon Light, Meat and Power Company
Power Company
Napoleon Laghr
Ry F.C
Unionize Steel Workers Campaign Launched in 1919
Washington reports preliminary work on a new drive to organize the steel industry by unions aligned with the AFL. M. J. Tighe of the Amalgamated Association leads the committee. expected worker totals range from 430 000 to 600 000 with hubs in Pittsburgh and possibly Chicago.
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Washington
William Hannon
Whatvel
American Federation of Labor
M. J. Tighe
Amalgamated Accociation of Iron, Steel and Tin Worker
National Committee For
Iron and Alee
Tighe
Stern
Eche Ton of Labor
Rat Poison Ties To Pierson Death In Illinois Case
District lines blur as Bureau county authorities probe rat poison found in Princeton area home linked to the death of Thomas Pierson a Princeton farmer. Confessions reportedly emerge as the wife and farmhand become central figures in a potential murder inquiry with grand jury consideration and a formal bond set. Weather notes forecast cold, cloudy conditions across Great Lakes and midwest regions to start the week.
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Chicago
Sherif
Bureau County
Deveysberry
Marry W. Pierson
Princenon
Barent County
Pierson
Furmore
Meepelea Nordetrom Merson
Red Chidren
Arthur Shiny
Shipp
Princeton
Barty
Carey R. Jolson
Rome
Ten Men Named to Run League in This State
North Dakota Nonpartisan League convention nominates ten candidates for the executive committee to run league activities. Walter Maddock A A Jald er bach Christ Levang W J Church RW Walker Steven ter horst Thorns vennray Ole Kalnor Wal ter Welford and others receive votes behind closed doors. Five members will be elected from the slate for the executive board. Aimed to secure financial aid for league publications with possible subscriptions to a National Service bureau.
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Bismarck
N. 1
Tom Men
League
North Dake
Walter Maddock
Mountrall County
A. A. Jalderbach
Dunn
Christ Levang
Walah
W. J. Church
Terhorst
Walker
Nomparticay
W. R. Hayes
LaMoure
Oto Simonson
Williamn
Nonpartisan League
Fargo
Preas
Merchants Meet to Boom Business Convention Proposed in New York
A New York convention of retail merchants is planned for the week of January 24 at the Hotel Tennsylvania. The event aims to stimulate buying, align manufacturers and retailers, and present price and merchandising discussions. Participants include dry goods, millinery, house furnishings, hardware, textiles, jewelry, and ready to wear firms.
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New York
Allied Lines
Tennsylvania Hecie
Lowe
Trader Io Hr
Akron Seeks Local Hiring To Curb Unemployed Laborers
Akron officials announce new notices limiting hiring to city residents to curb the influx of job seekers. About 5,080 men have arrived since the start of the ten week effort at the rubber plant, per A A Berry, state city treats supervisor. Also mentions planes near Cal for canal zone transit and San Diego to Babia misht line.
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Akron
Oho
Ohio
A. A. Berry
Ban Franciais
Cal
San Diego
Canal
Babia
Hondo Cui Sone
Advt
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Starke
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Halcrow
Joint Committee of Temperance and Judiciary
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Judi
Lakie
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Wilson
Arthur L. Sanborn
Dudge
Irving L. Lenroot
Enid
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Common Pleas
Auther
Pierre Pgu
Aather
Highland Park
Chentist
Philip Franney
Arly
Arther
U. S
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J. C. Borrang
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