Blood soaked bed and other articles from girl's room
Gruesome mementoes from the Marie Wick murder were shown in Barnes county district court as jurors heard from Sheriff Kraemer and undertaker Mattock. The exhibits included a blood soaked pillowcase bandages night dress bed frame mattress and carpet from the death chamber all identified as part of the victim Marie Wick of Grygla. The items were the morning’s sole witnesses.
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Valley City
N. D
Marie Wick
Grygla
Barnes County District Court
Wm. Gummer
Fargo
Fred Kraemer
Cass County
C. Ei. Mattock
Crowds Packed North Dakota Court For Gummer Trial
Valley City crowd stayed through noon recess for the William Gummer trial, with many eating lunches in the courtroom. Testimony linked a blood-stained mattress from the Prescott hotel to Marie Wick’s murder, while Sheriff Kraemer detailed door and room inspections and blood stains on a Bible in Hagen's room. The state may call Hagen Saturday and challenges include forged hotel registry by Gummer and blood evidence on the carpet. Crowds gathered outside the courthouse from 7 AM as proceedings continued into the day.
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Valley City
N. D
William Gummer
Prescott
Fargo
Marie Wick
Hagen
H. J. Maren
Kraemer
Prescott Hotel
Ben
Mario Wick
Gummel
W. H. Barnett
Gummer
Yagen
Revere
AL Ray
Farrell
James Farrell
Willmar
Minn
Jas
Deep Waterway Report Referred to House Committee
Washington reports the International Joint Commission's St Lawrence waterway plan was referred by Speaker Gillette to the House Interstate Commerce Committee chaired by Winslow. Dempsey challenged the move and sought to place the report with rivers and harbors, asserting no precedent for shifting it from the commerce panel.
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Washington
Congress
International Joint Commission
St Lawrence
Gillette
House
Winslow
Massachusetts
Dempsey
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Aguncem
Tre
Commerce Commission
Rivers and Harbors
Coulter heads the Tri-State Grain Growers
Fargo ND Jan 20 Resolutions urge Congress to fix wheat at 2 dollars a bushel and push farm movement coordination and cooperative marketing. Dr John Lee Coulter of North Dakota Agricultural College elected president succeeding Dr John K Worst. G W Randlett vice president and W C Palmer secretary reelected.
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Fargo
N. D
Congress
John ‘Lee Coulter
North Dakota Agricultural College
Tri-State Grain Growers Convention
G. W. Randlett
W. C. Palmer
Coulter
John K. Worst
Fnance Corporation
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Deep Waterways
War Finance Corporation
Worst
J. H. ‘Orat
Wsrharck
Tri-State Grain Growers
Red Worst
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Equity Co-operative Exchange
Grain Growers and Equity Sign Joint Contract in North Dakota
Pargo North Dakota January 20 joint committees of the U S Grain Growers and the Equity Co Operative Exchange indicate plans to sign a contract making the Equity exclusive sales agency for Zone 2. The agreement covers North Dakota Minnesota parts of Montana and South Dakota and aims to unify marketing machinery under Equity for U S Grain Growers until a full takeover arrangements can be made.
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Pargo
N. D
U. S
Ins
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Equity
Twin Cities
Benjamin Drake
Eyuly Exchange
Vne Comittee
Grin Growong
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
U.S. Grain
Crackled rail derails fourteen coaches of passenger train
Milwaukee Wis Jan 20 four teen coaches of the Columbian Limited on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road left the track between Pewaukee and Neshotah after a cracked rail wrecking crew from Milwaukee was sent to the scene. The coaches stood upright and no injuries were reported.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Pewaukee
Neshotah
Mexican President to be Operated On in Minnesota
San Antonio dispatch reports President Obregon of Montes will travel to the United States soon to undergo an operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. The information was received today from Mexico City.
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Rochester, Minn
San Antonio
Tex
Obregon of Montes
United States
Mayo Institution
Rochester
U S Proposal To Be Formally Adopted Today
The Far Eastern committee prepared to adopt the American plan for publishing all treaties and understandings related to China. The resolution calls on each government to disclose agreements and all private engagements known to it, while acknowledging difficulties noted by Japan in listing private deals. Secretary Hughes affirmed governments cannot reveal obligations they do not know.
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Associated Press
Washington
Far Eastern Committee
China
Hughes
Water dispute sparks clash in Stefansson party
Seattle January report notes a quarrel among Vilhjalmur Stefansson Arctic expedition members over water supply on the northern voyage. Disagreement centered on tank capacity and fresh water availability as ships prepared. Weather forecast followed.
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Stefansson
Seattle
Vilhjalmar Stefansaon
Harold Mele
Stefanagay Expedl
Moy
Uber
Nolce
Wilrak
Stefanmon
Rm, Anderson
O'Neill
Carly
Arctic
Sofia’s reform move targets Western influence on city
Sofia becomes a symbol of moral panic as Premier Stamboulisky warns Sofia’s citizens are becoming too gay from Western contact. He cites wealthy Rasalan refugees wasting riches and orders deportation of “reprehensible” aliens to curb demoralization amid frontier tension in Bulgaria.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Jong
Balkans
Alexander Stamboulisky
Denounces High Farm Mortgage Interest Rates in Speech
Washington January 20 Secretary Wallace repudiates the self serving and grasping attitude of many lenders who loan on farm mortgages He cites farmers paying 6 4 4 and 7 percent on five and ten year loans plus a 5 to 6 percent commission with some cases adding 10 percent He critiques town companies for tightening credit while farm distress rises urging fair rates and expanded credit within sound business judgment.
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Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Wallace
Wal Jagg
Germany Must Pay Says French Premier Poinsre
Paris January 20 The Paris press backs Premier Poincare as he asserts Germany must fulfill Versailles obligations and pay what is due. The move follows a near unanimous chamber vote of confidence at 472 to 107 and signals a tougher stance toward Germany in postwar diplomacy. France expects strict adherence to treaty terms.
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Paris
Associated Press
Po'ncure
France
Cron Reservton
Prise
Noutes
Germany
Raymond Poincare
Versailles
International Union Presidents May Meet
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor will convene a meeting of presidents of the international unions in the United States next month to plan action to check alarm over the growth of central trade. The organizers said the gathering will occur in New York.
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Gente
Tok Tah
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
New Fork
Pope Benedicts Critical Condition Deepens In Rome
Rome reports state Pope Benedicts health remained grave as bronchial infection spread to the lungs. Doctors note limited respiration and oxygen support with last sacraments administered amid Vatican alarm and mass prayers.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pope Benedict
Vatican
Pontit
Osygen
Hesun
St. Peter's
Eren
Papal
Pope Benaddiet
Giorgi
Sili
Pompeii
Marchiafava
Gasparri
Benedict
Genog
Piacenza
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Wits
Gary
Murr Wick
Casper Nelson
State Agricultural College
James Milligan
Sheriif
McKenzie
Neter Hagen
Deep Waterway
Gillett
Interstate Commerce Committee
U.S
North Dakota
By Morris
Porsonas
Ecat
Chamber
Poincare
Jom
Associntd
Battistin
Iis Sollnce
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Camphorell
Gardinal Gasperri
Battisti
Cherbini
Bignami
Tir
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