Witness Testimony in Wick Murder Trial Highlights Hotel Noise
Fargo witness describes sounds heard near the Prescott hotel annex between 12:30 and 2 a.m. on June 7, tied to an alleged assault on Marie Wick. Defense challenges the reliability of noises as proof, while the state presents expert testimony to place the timing of events.
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Bovet Ln
Fargo
Mark Wick
Wremcodt
Jane
William Green
Attornay
Cass County
C. Warkam
Suanett
Iauys Alormey
Barenou
Gammer
del Va
Prescot Hotel
Marie Wick
Miss Wick
Uady
Mrs. Vanvor
John Vanvoret
Prescott
Gummer
Wattam
Green
W. EB. Green
C. C. Wattam
John Vanvorets
Prescott Hotel
Hinch
Mia
Lawrence
Vanvorss Waid
Roing
Deak
Miller Case Referred Back to Subcommittee
Washington notes report that Andrew Miller’s nomination to be federal judge for North Dakota was recommitted after new charges surfaced. The Senate subcommittee, led by Senator Cummins, urged favorable action but will reconvene to hear additional testimony and challenge testimonies regarding lobbying for Standard Oil before North Dakota’s legislature.
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Washington
Andrew Miller
District of North Dakota
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Senate Judiciary Committee
North Dakota
Monet
Pettibone
Armsby McHarp
Miller
Standard Oil Company
Raat Suber
Irish Boundary Agreement Reported Satisfying Progress
Dublin reports satisfaction with the boundary accord between Michael Collins and Sir James Craig as a major advance toward Irish union. The Belfast press calls the move significant, with The Northern Whig noting it as a hopeful sign amid Sinn Féin tensions and future peace prospects.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
James Craig
Ireland
Dublin Independent
Itoo
Belfast
Michael Colling
Northern Whig
Ita
Doycett
Northern Ireland
Sinn
Name of Gopher Coach To Be Announced This Week
Minneapolis January 24 Appointment of a football coach at the University of Minnesota will be announced this week at the university office of Loftus D Coffman president. Coffman was in conference with the joint athletic committee considering a report from Fred Lahring newly appointed athletic director. Several prospective coaches were interviewed. Friends of John McGowan former Gopher star had almost given up hope of his appointment today in view of the report.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Loftus D. Coffman
Sr. Coffman
Fred Lahring
Lahring
John ¥. McGowan
Gopher Mar
Delegates Gather in Moscow for Far East Congress
Delegates from Japan, China, Mongolia, and the Far East republics converge in Moscow for a congress of oppressed peoples. The gathering, opening yesterday, aims to unite diverse groups and push for representation independent of ruling authorities. Dr Katayama, a noted Japanese statesman, is a leading figure in organizing the event.
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Congress of
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Japan
Ching
Mores
Moniohe
Far
Siberia
Katayama
Hastings Arrest Triggers Wide North Dakota Probe
Hastings a former vice president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo and linked to Nonpartisan League founders faces embezzlement charges. North Dakota investigators, aided by state attorney Green, announce seizures and planned extradition from Seattle as part of a widening probe into Scandinavian American Bank dealings and Townley associations.
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Seattle
Hastings
Fargo
Green
Herald Service
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D. J. Hastings
Teagus Jt
Seapils
Washington
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Nora Dakota
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Arthur DeSueur
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Bank of North Dakota
LeSueur
Len
Crternee
Femara R. Waters
Wudding Company
Joseph Raymond
Cass Couey
John J. Hastings
Se~ane
Wash
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Valley City
Wayh
J. J. Hastings
North Dakota
Jo Blasting
Bank of Fargo
Attorney General's Office
Bani of Fargo
United States
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Ligal ‘Trust
W'Sal Trust
Scandinavian American Bank
Itlis Bankinas House
Farfe
North Dakota Railroad Rate Suit Dismissed
The North Dakota suit to block increased railroad rates by Chicago and North Western and other lines was dismissed by the state supreme court. The ruling cites improper proceedings and says the Interstate Commerce Commission should have been a party to the case, alongside the railroads.
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Supreme Court
District Court
Washington
Eta
Chicago and Northwestern
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Ihe Railroada
Tes, Foren and Charees
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad
United States
Man confesses to decapitating wife and baby in Chicago
Patrick Tierney, 34, walked into a Chicago police station and pleaded guilty to decapitating his wife and infant child. He blamed unemployment and hunger, said he bought a hatchet with his last eighty cents, and later surrendered after attempting to obtain poison for suicide. He described meeting his wife at Presidio during the war and moving to Chicago after marriage.
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Chicago
Patrick Tierney
Tierney
Army
Presidio
Cali
Pelson
Five Escape From Guard House At Fort Snelling
Five prisoners escaped from the Fort Snelling guardhouse in Minneapolis as deserters, early today. Reported to police by military authorities, the missing men are Kay Abbott, George James, Carl Wickstrom, Cy Cady, and Edward Pratt. Weather outlook for Minnesota and neighboring states indicates pale skies tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures.
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Minneapolis
Impressive Rome Burial Scenes For Benedict XV
London and Rome report intense ceremonies as cardinals, diplomats, and crowds gather at St. Peter's for the late Pope Benedict XV. The body lies in state in the Basilica, with a solemn procession from the Vatican to St. Peter's and a vigil before the catafalque. Cardinal Mani among favorites for succession. confusion over official death notice persists.
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Rome
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Mani
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Wke
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Guarda
Sacred College
Monalgnori
Long
Soleman
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Scala Rigia
Sala Ducale
Italia
Constantine
Wdislee
Viscount Bryce Dies After Sudden Illness in Sidmouth
Viscount James Bryce, former British ambassador to Washington, died suddenly at Sidmouth aged 87. Born in Belfast in 1834, Bryce was a noted writer and diplomat who shaped liberal reform, Arctic mountaineer, and key advocate of peace. He served as under secretary for foreign affairs, cabinet member, and led landmark lectures on the League of Nations.
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Associated Press
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England
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Washington
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Royal Society
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Ararat
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Alpine Club
4 League
Lord Bryce
Taft
Wilson
League of Nations
Institute of Politics
Willams College
Williamstown
Mass
Europe
Rhine
Tyrol
Rakans
Russia
Turkey
Washington to adopt St Lawrence Waterway plan
President Harding spoke at the national agricultural conference naming the St Lawrence Waterway as a major cheap transport link. He argued its feasibility and potential to connect Great Lakes ports with global markets, urging European and North American cooperation to reduce inland transport costs and boost industry and agriculture. Secretary Wallace outlined three avenues for action including law, administration, and farmer-led initiatives.
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Anderson
Minnesota
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