North Dakota Lawmakers Clash Over House Bill 44 Debate
In Hiamarck North Dakota January 26 Representative Mackoff denounces House Bill 44 as the greatest fraud and accuses leaders of insincere manipulation of a constitutional revision. Other speakers Tenneson Bowman Moen Miller Mees Sinclair Rice and Blanchams of Stark address legal issues and coal land protections as the house adjourns for the day.
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Tom Parker Junkin
Hiamarck
N. D
House
North Dakota
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Stark
League
Supreme Callrt
Peterson
Stark County
Representative Tenneson
Bowman
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Tenneson
Moen
Sioux
Miller
Mees
Sinclair
Rice
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Villa occupies place held by U S outposts
El Paso Jan 26 forces of Francisco Villa have occupied El Valle Chihuahua abandoned by General Pershing s outposts according to reliable information in army circles Villa established headquarters at Madera and was preparing to occupy Casas Grandes at noon if Pershing abandons field HQ at Folonia Dublan
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco ‘Villa
el Valle
Chihuahua
Pershing
Villa
Madera
Casas Grandes
Folonia Dublan
Extraditions Lessened by Stricter Passport Rules
London reports that stricter US passport regulations reduced extraditions from England. Historically many pitibicanes occupied embassy officials, but this year there were no American criminals or suspects arraigned at Bow Street for extradition.
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London
United States
England
Bow Street
Unidentified German Vessel Bombards Suffolk Coast
An unidentified German vessel shelled the Suffolk coast of England last night. No casualties were reported. The vessel approached the coast and fired a number of shells, with only a portion reaching shore and causing minor damage.
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London
Suffolk
England
Montana senator vows bill to hang and quarter reporter
Helena dispatch reports a Montana Republican caucus opened with a vow to bar The Helena Independent from party events while a reporter allegedly hid under a roman structure to obtain most of the legislative body. Senator Whiteside proposed capital punishment for the offending reporter. The House advanced funding for Flathead project and harbor dredging amid other action. Virginia City miners union protested a proposed mine tax.
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Bill
Helena
Mont
Montana Sensi
Will A. Campbell
The
Independent
Flathead Lake
de Woure
Virginia City Miners Union
State fair to move from Grand Forks to Fargo
Bismarck N D Jan 26 Representative Stair of Bottineau will introduce a bill to relocate the state fair from Grand Forks to Fargo. The measure has caucus support and is being drafted for consideration after Home Bill 44 is resolved.
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Bismarck
N. D
Stair
Bottineau
Grand Forks
Fargo
German Report Of Fight In The North Sea
Berlin reports details of January 21 engagement between German torpedo flotilla and British light naval forces. V-69's commander Captain Max Schultze was killed. vessel heavily damaged yet entered Dutch port. German boats rammed British destroyer, then reached a base. a third boat engaged hostile torpedo boats, sank a large destroyer at close range but withdrew amid superior enemy forces.
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Berlin
Sayville
Max
Schultze
Civilians Killed in Rheims Attack Report
A wartime bulletin cites Whitney War ren stating sixty thousand casualties in Rheims France with 645 civilians killed and 662 wounded since the war began. A French Institute report notes 182 women among the dead, and the cathedral area heavily damaged by bombs.
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Rheims
France
Whitney Warren
French Institute
Rheimthedral
Autate
Guards urged for coal trains to Chicago rail line
Danville Illinois January 26 special Agent Win Sloan appeals for extra armed guards on every coal train to Chicago and Eastern Minot Railway after repeated robberies along the route. Trains arrive short by 10 to 15 tons, prompting the demand for increased protection.
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Danville
Chicago
Win
Sloan
Chicago and Eastern Minot
U S May Make Own Big Shells
Secretary Paniels prepared to meet Britain's refusal to permit Hadfields to manufacture projectiles for the American navy by readying to equip a government plant. Advance experts assigned to plans as the Navy Department abandons hope of satisfactory bids from American manufacturers. Daniels conferred with Charles M. Schwab, whose bids were rejected by the Navy.
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Washington
Paniels
Hadfields (Ltd
Adnance
Navy Department
Reere Daniels
Charles M. Schwab
Navy
White House denies Lansing resignation rumors
Washington reports flat denials from the White House and Secretary Lansing as rumors circulate that Lansing plans to resign. The administration says the spread is an attempt to discredit President Wilson during his cabinet probe and to sow discord within the administration.
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Lansing
White House
Washington
Eee House
Wilson
Bill Provides for Needs of Returned National Guardsmen
Senator Playbar introduces concurrent measure for relief of soldiers returning from service and in need of employment support. The bill proposes a fund to be placed at a designated agency to assist those veterans, aiming to address immediate needs and stabilize their post service employment prospects.
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Playbar
France Enforces Food Restrictions in Restaurants
Paria January 26 France follows England and Italy in curbing restaurant meals. Diners are limited to soup plus two other items, with six or seven items total reduced to a small set. A decree requires advance police notice for luncheon menus and limits on dessert and sugar. the decree aims to curb extravagance and steer consumption toward basic foods.
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Paria
France
England
Italy
Germans Raid Verdun Trenches Amid Big Front Fighting
German forces attacked French trenches northwest of Verdun in a major Franco-Belgian front move. Paris says the counterattack failed to expel them, with 500 prisoners and 10 machine guns captured. In the Riga region German advances and Russian resistance continued, while a small German vessel raided the Suffolk coast causing minor damage.
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Verdun
Fterlin Way
Ries
Berlin
Riga
Ava
Militias and universal training debated by Bishop Fallows
Senatorial hearing on universal military training draws strong remarks from Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago. He argues the United States cannot become a military nation, citing Civil War demobilization after two million mustered, and warns against thesaurus of dictatorial power.
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Washington
Ian
United States
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Iron Brigade
Senate
Bishop Fallows
United Sites
Grant
Dewey's will filed with will details and bequests
Washington, Jan 26. Admiral Dewey's will dated December 17, 1915, was filed today for probate. It bequeaths a life annuity of 500 dollars to his sister Mia Mary B. Greyley and directs a marble stone to be placed over his grave in Arlington National Cemetery. The remainder of the estate is left to his widow and son George Dewey Jr. with executors named without bond.
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Washington
Jin
Admiral Dewey
Mia
Mary B. Greyley
Arlington National Cemetery
George Dewey, Jr
$2,000 Worth of Silks Stolen From Mitchell Store
Mitehel and C. report a burglary at a downtown Mitchell storefront where silks valued at $2,000 were taken. Police say no tangible clues have been found and searches continue for the burglar.
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Mitchell
Mitehel, & C
oMetain
Bur
May Force Mrs Byrne to Eat Leaves She Grows Weaker
New York reports Mrs Ethel Byrne’s hunger strike to force feeding while detained. The case draws corrections department bulletins on her condition as her health declines under the 30 day siege.
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New York
Ethel Byrne
Unpublished Peace Summons to Lincoln by Brazil Emperor
London reports an unpublished summons to Lincoln during the Civil War by Emperor Pedro of Brazil, closely paralleling Wilson’s later speech. Frederic Harrison claims the document urges peaceful neutrality and condemns war between North and South, noting no response from Lincoln.
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Brazil
Wilson
London
Pedo Addrevel
Linccoln
Pedro
Senate
Morning Post
Frederic Harrison
Poaltivist Society
Harrison Asya
Tated May
Mr. Harrison
Ing
Hrwaitian
Soukose Industr
North Amer
New Bills Shape Up For Brokers And Railways
New York reporters note limited inquiry scope for the Jesk leak case as brokers welcome a focus on short sales. In Washington a bill to supplement the Adamson act would criminalize strikes or lockouts while authorizing the president to seize rail assets to move troops or munitions during wartime or insurrection.
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House Rules Committee
Wilson
Stock Exchange Houses
Lexk
Nere
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
Wilson Rebukes Maryland League Over Universal Training
President Wilson challenged a Maryland League delegation that attacked the National Guard and urged universal military training. He said physical training is needed and can be achieved without compulsory service. He defended congressional efforts to build proper military service and noted his remarks should not be read as final opposition to universal training.
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Washington
Wilson
Maryland League For National Defe
National Guard
Congress
White House
Paper Makers and Publishers Confer on Print Paper Prices
Lafayette Young Jr of Des Moines Capital says publishers invited FTC members to explain the high price of print paper. He notes the meeting aims to understand manufacturers' problems, not a formal FTC hearing.
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Federal Trade Commission
Lafayette Young, Jr
Des Moines
Laws,’ Capital
Trade Commission
Young
Virginia Judge Shot By Suspect In Norfolk Subway Scene
Circuit Court Judge James Damron of Williamson West Virginia was shot at a Norfolk subway station. Damron known for prosecuting bootstrap fraud and election fraud cases, sustained injuries as investigators moved to secure the scene.
North Dakota Guards Arriving at Fort Snelling Soon
Minneapolia Jan 26 The First North Dakota regiment now en route from Mano Grande to Fort Snelling to be mustered out of federal service is expected to reach the fort late tomorrow officials of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad said today. The unit traveled through Arkansas today and was due to reach Albia Iowa this evening.
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Minneapolia
North Dakota
Mano Grande
Fort Gneling
Minneapolis and
Amondson Obsequies Held at Manvel Church
Funeral services for Gertrude Amondson 72 were held today at Middle Grove church Manvel after a paralytic stroke at her son Thos A Amondson home She leaves a daughter Mrs Otto Hoverson and her grandson Rev Ness officiated She was born in Norway and lived in Grand Forks County 34 years Interment was at Manvel Cemetery.
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Middle Grove
Manvel
Gertrude Amondson
Thos. A. Amondson
Otto Hoverson
Ness
Amondson
Norway
Grand Forka County
Mrs Shear Hearing With Insanity Charge
Mrs Hannah Shear wife of Ben Shear of 808 Fourth Avenue faced an insanity charge brought by her husband. A dramatic hearing occurred as officials reported she attacked the man with a poker and bit his ear before he escaped. A second paragraph references jewelry import restrictions from London dated March 26.
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Hannah Shear
Ben Shear
Fourth Avenue
L. K. Haanell Orehalf
Three Teams Lead In Red River St Paul Carnival Derby
News from Grand Forks reports early leaders in the Red River St Paul Carnival derby pause at Grafton for rest. Dogs arrive at Hotel Dacotah station with 100 pounds of fish for final feed, while a special train and film crew prepare to document the first trains and crowd scenes tonight.
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Pembina
Red River
Gutterson
Thordarson
Horace West
Joelanders Hyurtur Hanson
Roail
Gunnan Tommason
Kelly
Grafton
Minto
Grand Forks Tentant
W. B. Kilpatrick
Weat Selkirk
Manitoba
Grand Forks
Hamilton
Kilpatrick
Ilpatrick
Fie
Fargo
Dacotah
Great Northern
St. Paul Carnival Ofoials
Impossi
Equity Replies To Teigen Investigation Sparks Journal Insertion
A communication from Equity cooperative exchange, calling parts of Rep Teigen's investigation resolution libelous, was read in the House. On Magnus Johnson's motion it was made part of the journal, with objection to its disposition of funds to an opposing party. A conference committee, including Senators Rustad Peterson Garset O Neal and Putnam, was appointed with Dakotas on Red River drainage.
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St. Paul
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Equity _coroperative exchange
Resolution Proposed by F Dight Adopted Today
A draft resolution attributed to F Dight was adopted today, outlining proposed measures and actions to address the determined parts of the matter. The document reflects formal approval by the body and signals next steps in policy or procedure.
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