Charge State Officials With Delaying Sale
The North Dakota Industrial Commission is blamed for delaying state securities sales. A bankers committee statement reports the February issue will publish the full proceedings. It recounts preconference talks, bond offers, and the commission’s stance on Bank of North Dakota operations and planned bond sales amid disputes over industrial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stall
Fargo
N.D
North Dakota Industrial Commission
Bankers
North Dakota Bankers
State Bankers’ Association
Spen the
Industrial Commission
Blemarck Tan
Refinancing Plan for Equity Packing Co. Proposed
Fargo January meeting reveals plan to raise capital from 250000 to 500000 for the Equity Co-operative Packing Company. President Casey notes plant assets at 771216.67 with losses tied to peak market and subsequent decline. New manager H M Wilton cites need for about 250000 additional funds to keep the plant operating, while directors face votes and resolutions on marketing and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Plana
Equity Co-operative Packing Company
Board ‘of Directors
P. M. Casey
Casey
D. W. Richert
Carrington
Nm Arong
Jorsen
Céeey Ike Ain
Hanks
North Dakota
N. C. Nuchola
Mandan
the Baatry Cooperative Exchange
Armamenta
Committee of 17
EB. F. Ladd
Farso
Northwest
Lawrence Tidewater
Substantial Subscriptions Back Emergency Bank Plan
The committee reports about 200 bankers from the state have subscribed around 200000 dollars to the emergency federal bank plan. A bill to create the organizing entity will be submitted to the reelected official body to address the need for this kind of institutional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankeranancial Corporation
Bankera
Lake Carriers Propose Seamen’s Law Repeal and New Grain Bill
Detroit January 20. Proposals before the Lake Carriers association seek repeal of the seamen's law as it affects Great Lakes vessels and adoption of a new form of bill of lading. Opponents argue the act makes vessel operation unprofitable while shipowners favor changes. Grain exchanges voice strong protests against the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Congress
Lake Carriers’ Association
Jona
North Dakota Legislature Adjourns Early For Week
North Dakota lawmakers voted to adjourn until Tuesday afternoon after a 69 to 40 house vote. The senate did not record party-line voting, with leaguers and independents opposing the adjournment. Both chambers had advised premature adjournment due to unavailable budget and audit reports, and a joint resolution to petition Congress to curb selling grain and food products passed both houses.
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Sy Stall
Bismarck
N. DB
North Dakota
House
Senate
Bond
Thamn
Ler
State Budget Committee
Home
Watt
Congress
Canada and U S must reform forestry programs
Montreal reports that Canada and the United States must tackle forestry problems more thoroughly to sustain great industries. R Kellogg of New York urged the Canadian Forestry association that private owners cooperate with governments on both sides to produce needed raw materials. He said the fundamental features are similar and North America’s pulp and paper industry is international with interlocking financial bases and limited markets.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
Canadian Forestry Association
R. Kellogg
New York
Pares National Forestry Program Committee
North America
Iommogi
Robbery of Mail Pouches Hits Minneapolis Stakes
Minneapolis reports a mail pouch robbery at Chicago Union Station with losses near 13,000 dollars. Minneapolis Trust and Wells-Dickey Trust see major bond losses, Standard Oil stake cited, per I J Root. Also: Thorhios Ward of Ward Copper Co found frozen to death near Teller Alaska in mid January.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Union Station
Minneapolis Trust Company
Standard Oil Company of Chicago
I. J. Root
Wells-Dickey Trust Company
Otcér
Name
Alaska
Thorhos] Ward
The
Ward Copper Company of
New York
Teller
Nomo Tolay
Moonshiner Case Shaped by Prohibition Enforcement
LaCrosse Wisconsin January 20 Agents report hard work by prohibition officers. Harris admits selling liquor and making moonshine for personal use since 1910. John Park Falls case ends with guilty verdict in a government per malt case.
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Wis
Wan
K. Mi
Cart
Harris
John rePark
Turinary Imran
Harding ready to leave Marion for a long absence
Marion Ohio January 20 President Warren G Harding packed his bags for a long absence from his home town His Florida vacation starts tonight and he will return for a one day visit He has effectively vacated his active leadership of Marion Star and Marcing Publishing company accepting only the chairmanship of the board He heads to St Augustine Florida by a route via Atlanta and Jacksonville arriving Saturday morning
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Florida
Marion Star
Marcing Publishing Company
Atlanta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Fla
State rests in Nolan hearing in Fargo trial
Fargo journal reports Great Northern detective P F W Nolan rests in murder trial over October 2 shooting of Joseph Busey at Hannaford. Testimony described Nolan kicking Bagley from a flat car after an I W W convention outing. Cass County Court hears defense objections to Nolan remarks. Separately a man died when a tree fell on him in Cumberland Wisconsin. Minnesota weather notes. Minnesota forecast includes slight cooling and no major changes.
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W. W
San Francisco
Bagley
Nolan
Tudise Cole
Cass County
Hannaford
Snyder Gets 30 Years In Penitentiary
Rugby North Dakota January 20 after being out thirty seven hours the jury found Sylvester Snyder guilty of second degree murder in the September killing of Earl and Avehile Wetcher near Rolla The court sentenced Snyder to thirty years in the state penitentiary Snyder claimed self defense and said the Fletcher boys were out to get him He and the half breed girl were arrested at Minnewankan and Snyder was paroled from Iowa prior to the crime A transportation officer will take him to Bismarck
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Rugby
N. D
Sylvester Snyder
Earl
Avehile Wetcher
Towner County
Snyder
Twerve
Rolla
Fletcher
Minnewankan
Fletcheer
Hoth
Fletchers
Iowa
State Penitentiary
Bismarck
Baby killed in Chicago with little clue
Chicago police grapple with a homicide in which six month old Thelma Watkins died from a head injury in a blaze at the Watkins home. Nine year old Gladys Camacho saw a man enter and leave the house and the blaze erupted shortly after. Firemen found Thelma dead in the bedroom as neighbors reported a burning odor and a shot-like event.
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Chicago
Thelma
Dempsey and Carpentier Fail To Post Forfeit
New York report says neither Jack Dempsey nor Georges Carpentier have posted the required forfeit for their heavyweight title bout. Canstal Union Trust says Dempsey made no deposit, while Carpentier has deposited French securities not exportable under French law.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Fuller
Canstal Union Trust Company
Dempsey
Carpentier
Morgan-Harjos & Co
Paris
France
Army of Auditors Tackles Complex Income Tax Returns
A large group of auditors in the Internal Revenue Service reviews hundreds of thousands of income tax returns. The image shows a tax division audit room in Washington with staff at work. Similar teams operate in major cities nationwide. C. G. Newton is identified as part of the division.
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Income Tax Division
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
G. Newton
The
Revenue Departments
He Has Some Bean and a Crippled Horseman Incident
A crude report describes a male striking a horse and causing a severe leg injury to the animal. The incident left the creature deemed a helpless cripple and shot. Joaed’s recovery is noted as possible.
Bills Introduced in Minnesota Legislature Include Duluth Tunnels
In Duluth a bill by Rep M B Cullum would let the city tunnel under canals to add roadways for pedestrians vehicles street cars and railways and allow public wharves and shipping facilities with bonds up to 1500000. Other measures include state owned grain elevators and a memorial building near the capitol. Legislative actions span packing plants pensions education and tonnage tax debates with Duluth and Range delegations active.
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Bi. Paul
Minn
St. Paul
Magnus Johnson
Bernard J. Looman
C. A. Naplin
Committee On General Registration
Rt. Paul
State Capitol
Senate
Sam Rask
Committee On Military Affairs
Rask
Duluth
Doyle Seeks Exemption From Committee Duties Amid Health Claim
Herald Special Service reports Doyle a Williams County league representative named by Speaker Pwichell to the special house investigation committee on the audit report has asked to be excused due to ill health after a recent operation. His request will be granted as plans for replacements await reconvening of the legislature. In other items, Farmers and Merchants Bank of Robinson North Dakota closed with a stated assets and capital details. a Milwaukee man from Outagamet County received a three month sentence and a $100 fine for possession and sale of liquor.
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Commissian
Bankers Committee
Iowa
Bank of North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Cinkage
Pac
Atention
Omurc
Adoptiso
Bach
Pill
Jenort
Anandiel
Banka In
Herald Special Service
Bismarck
S. D
Doyle
League
Willams County
I. L. Pwichell
Twichell
House
Tuveday
Herald Advertising Builds Local Trade in Grand Forks
For over 41 years the Herald has been building business for Grand Forks. Shop in the Herald then, Shop in the store. The advertisement promotes widespread consumer reach as a lifeblood of local commerce.
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Herald
The
Grand Forks
the Herald
Shipping Board Warned to Be on Its Guard
New York January 20. Auditor findings reveal at least 109,290,009 improper shipments and irregularities tied to the Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation and Charles M. Schwab. Washington officials accuse the board of slow action on private ownership plans as costs rise and freight declines strain the merchant marine. Senator Jones accuses British interest and the International Mercantile Marine company of steering American ships against a native merchant fleet. Public policy debates focus on a permanent U S merchant fleet under private ownership and the New York port’s influence on global shipping.
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New York
United States Shipping Board
H. Abadie
Walsh Congressional Committee
Abadie
Bethlehem Shipbullding Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Benson
Paria
Inn
Sewait Jones
National Merchant Marine Association
Wade Xweepine
Gritien
Thi
Anerlean Gierehant Marine
Jones
Steamahin
International Mercanti Marine Company
Voskela Man Ut
der Ji
Ars Govert“Sit
British Trate
Aungect Sr
United States
Atlante Realls
Eastern Trunk Line Railway
Central Freight Association
Gulf and South Atlantic
Washington
New York Chamber of Commerce
Trunkine Association
Delog W. Cooke
Cunard Line
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Great Railway
Steamebig Companion
International Mercantile Marine Company
IRI
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Bankers’ Committee
Bank of North
Dakota
Equity Packing CO
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Banking Committee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ture
Ene Ose
Cumberland
Veois Ryer
Ning
Alemeng
Pakow
Minnesota
CARPE
Orhan
Plaora
Joaed
St. Paul, Minn
House Committee On
House Tax Commission
Range
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Robinson, N. 1
Milwaukee
Benjamin Mills
Maine
Outagamir County
Geiger
Shipping Board
England
U. S
Roverameft Vesela
Forse
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