Pryor Urges No Plan for Grain Sale to Europe Dealers Told
L C Pry or editor Farm Tractors and Implements Minneapolis spoke to North Dakota implement dealers at their convention in which he urged that grain be sent to the marving nations of Europe by the United States as a nation not a government and warned against plans to sell grain at low prices. Election of officers was delayed as speeches continued.
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L. C. Pryor
Farm Tractors and Implements
Minneapolis
North Dakota
United States
North Dakota House to Take Up Key Workers Compensation Bills
In Blanarck North Dakota January 28 two major measures ready for House action. One provides 80000 for bureau operations and repayment to the general fund as earnings permit. The second allows employers to self insure and carry workmen's comp if financially able. A 10 percent garnishment limit bill faces indefinite postponement after committee action. Another Latle sponsored measure proposes a new mechanic’s lien law. House bill 13 to set eight hour day for state building work will be reported with amendments.
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House
State Federation of Labor
Lakle
Police probe into New York police chief resignations
The audit of city administration and police departments headed by former Governor Whitman as special deputy to the district attorney probes graft and crime handling. Richard Enright comments that resigning would be known worldwide.
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Police Gem
Richard
De Valera to Return to Ireland Within 24 Hours
Pariz Jan 28 AP report says Eamon de Valera, after a brief visit to France, will be back in Ireland within 24 hours. He is expected to land in Dublin today or tomorrow forenoon, according to Hean O Ceallaigh the Irish republican movement's representative in France.
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Ireland
Supreme Council
Dublin
Lan
Eamos de Valera
Pegnee Walker
Bergdoll Said to Have Passport to Reach Germany
A dispatch from Eberbach Baden reports Grover Bergdoll claimed to possess a Canadian passport enabling escape from the United States in July 1920, traveling to Germany via England and Holland. The note places Bergdoll's route in context of escape documentation and international movement.
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Jon, Ak
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Lili Havi
United States
Germany
England
Holland
Saya
Eberbach
Baden
Mortality Rate Among Prohibition Agents Is High
Washington, Jan 28. Wayne B Wheeler told a senate appropriations committee that the mortality rate among prohibition enforcement agents exceeds World War I losses. He urged higher pay, saying enforcement work is made more dangerous by wet propaganda. Also noted: Arthur Wastes, editor and reporter in the House of Lords since 1898, died yesterday in London.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mr. Wheeler
Telegraphic Briefs from Washington to Karlsruhe and Kansas City
Secretary Colby told Senator Phelan that no approval for the new treaty with Japan would be given until the Senate and others submit arguments to the State Department. Warren Btone warned railroad workers against wage cuts, urging patience. In Karlsruhe the Baden diet heard an inquiry on the attempted abduction of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and chauffeur Imac Stecher. In Kansas City a crowd surrounded a wrestling ring after Lewis headlocked Guatay Sulzo in the second fall.
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Phelan
California
State Department
Ita
United Bates
Japan
Opportunity
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Warren B. Btone
Therhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Germany
Grover Claveland Bergdoll
Imac Stecher
Baden
Remmele
Kannis City
End
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Lewis
Guatay Sulzo
Goat May Be Mother to Hippo at Zoological Park
New York January 26 report states a female goat is believed to be mother to a hippopotamus calf in captivity. Despite the infant weighing 160 pounds, keepers say the goat shows maternal care and will assist in the hippo’s upbringing at the park.
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Hippopotamus
Zoological Park
York
Urges Exemption Of Taxes On Buildings For Fifteen Years
Waskinston Jan 28 Tax exemption for new dwellings for four periods of at legal sixteen years as a means of stimulating building was advocated by Lawson Purdy former president of the New York city board of taxes and exemptions. He urged that it apply to new homes built during the next three years. Remission of taxes on new construction could not be considered discrimination against owners of existing property. Philip H. Gade den president of the American Electric Railway association told the conference lack of capital by public utilities to equip new homes and apartments presented a major problem. He estimated utilities would require 825 million dollars to properly equip the million and a quarter dwellings needed and said this could be secured only through establishment of unity rates and expansion of private building association operation nationwide. K V Hamaker former president of the United States housing corporation urged similar action advocating federal home loan banks to provide a greater source of credit for builders.
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Philip H. Gadeden
American Electric Railway Association
K. V. Hamaker
Anandas
United States Housing Corporation
Explosion in Cellar Triggers Brooklyn Fire Alarm
Police found a still and mash barrels in a basement after a blast shattered windows at an apartment house in Brooklyn. Detonation sent residents fleeing as officers investigated the wreckage and seized equipment used for liquor manufacture. One man, Bayle Kaleman Hew, held on $1,000 bail on liquor manufacturing charges. Weather outlook cloudy with precipitation potential in the northwest tonight and west portion on Saturday.
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Brooklyn
Drygonds
Tint Moor
Wellar
Amr Bayle
House Rejects U S Russian Representation
Washington reports the House rejected a plan to appoint an ambassador to Russia and struck the embassy provision from the diplomatic appropriation bill. An amendment to fund a $17 500 ambassador salary was defeated. Debate flagged diplomatic hurdles and authority questions for Serbia Croatia and Slovenia and ministers to Finland, Turkey, Czecho Slovakia, and Poland.
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House
Russia
Petoin
Mason
Mingla
Harding
Rursia
Finland
Turkey
United Stater
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Ex Kaiser's Birth Anniversary Noted With Sparse Coverage
Borin June 27 reports mark the sixty second birthday of former German emperor Kwineror Willum Wag with minimal mention. Conservative papers largely ignore the event while monarchist and liberal organs show mixed reactions about the exiled ruler and Germany’s monarchist trends. In a separate item a man named Terry was hanged in Baltimore area jail after claiming innocence amid a murder conviction. he reportedly joked with guards before the execution.
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Krews Zelning
Doarh
Germany
Kreux Zeitung
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Pi Banyaore
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Adle
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Terry
North Dakota mill chief McGovern resigns as manager
In Bismarck North Dakota January reports say McGovern turned in his resignation as manager of the North Dakota Mill and Elevator association weeks ago. He arrived in Bismarck and says the action is largely formal since he has not run the mill for months. The industrial commission and former secretary W A Anderson handled day to day operations. The audit of the Drake mill and elevator shows flour shipments on consignment mainly to Consumers United Stores and Peoples Supply.
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Biomarck
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J. A. Mel Govern
North Dakota Mill and Elevator Association
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Tidustrie
W. A. Anderson
Anderson
Industrial Commission
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Inductrial Commission
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Hese
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Consumers United Storeg Company
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Grand Forks
Bishon-Srizsnan
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Progress Toward German Reparation Plan At Paris Meet
Paris June 28 The expert committee on German reparations reports progress toward a solution. The Belgian plan proposes annual payments of six billion marks at a maximum and three billion marks at a minimum, with details debated by M Jaspar and other delegates from France Belgium Great Britain Italy Japan and Japan. The supreme council was to convene at 4:30 p m after a private session among premiers Lloyd George and Briand.
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Germany
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Biyd Goerke
Liberated Regions
M. Vourheur
Maron
LeAbornon
Great Keita
Signor Giannini
Italy
OM. Jaspar
Belgium
Kengo Mori
Japan
Allpreme Council
Kexsion Wa
Bedridden Man Burned to Death in Chicago Fire
A bedridden man died in a Chicago fire on January 28 as two others were injured and a third story window saw a baby dropped to safety. Albion Bryant and Katherine Seck, both residents nearby, were among several victims and injured as flames swept the structure. Firefighters rescued Mrs Mayer and tended to the child as smoke enveloped the scene. Mayer later carried the infant to safety bearing severe bruises from the escape.
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Tvo
Curry Tony
Albion Bryant
Mise
Katherine Seck
Alex Maury
Mayer
Maxey
Japanese Population in Hawaii Increases in last year
Washington reports the Japanese population of Hawaii rose to 109 274 from a total population of 55 992, an increase of about 83 percent since 1910 per the census bureau. Native Hawaiian numbers fell from 26 041 to 53 778 in the same period. New York note on relief for Ireland cites Lord Mayor of Cork Tonal OCallaghan in the U S and slated to appear at a public gathering.
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Wawani Insu
New York
Ireland
Tonal O'Callag
Cork
United States
Williams Tightens Liquor Shipments From Bonded Houses
Washington January 28 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Williams issued regulations requiring warehouse proprietors and customs officers to verify authenticity of permits before shipments of liquor from one bonded warehouse to another. Tax paid spirits and wines moving within bonded warehouses remain exempt from proof of authenticity. Unclaimed naval reserve pay checks total about 60,000 at the Treasury. 40,000-plus have addresses on file and were sent to the post authorities for return.
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Sterix
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Wiliams
Perryty
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