League Leaders in Teigan Testimony Clash Ends State Case
Jackson Minn July 3. The state rested its direct testimony in the trial of A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert leaders of the Nonpartisan League charged with conspiring to teach disloyalty during World War I. Ferdinand Teigan last witness faced questions over income sources and alleged impeachment attempts as heated exchanges with defense lawyers marked the session.
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League
Teigan
Jackson
Minn
A. C
Nonpartisan League
George Hoke
Dean
Hoke
Amidon
Fargo
Thomas Mills
North Dakota
Mills
E. H. Nicholas
Ferdinand A. Telgan
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonartican League
Townley
Gilbert
Lindgud
Genine
H.C. Dean
Nicholas
Telgan
National Nonpartisan ‘League
Public Safety Commission
Jetic Club
St. Paul
Ex-Reichs Will Be Tried Soon Says Lloyd George
London July 3 Premier Lloyd George announced in the house of commons that the former German emperor will be tried soon in London. He said the tribunal would sit in London and that German officers who committed appalling infamies would also face trial. He stressed the terms of the peace treaty are terrible and warned against German influence in Poland.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Welcome plans for Grand Forks East Grand Forks parade
Final preparations under J J Fitzgerald move ahead for a return service men celebration. Streets will be decorated and roped off, lights installed, and a 10:30 a m parade from the Grand Forks auditorium planned with community singing and a Riverside Park lunch for greeted veterans.
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Grand Forks
East Grand Forks
J. J. Fitzgerald
Orn
Wisconsin Bar Associations Endorse League Covenant
The Wisconsin and Minnesota State Bar Associations endorsed the League of Nations covenant after an address by former President William H. Taft. Patrick Martin of Green Bay was elected president of the Wisconsin group, with Roscoe Morton of Milwaukee as secretary and treasurer. Albert R. Allen of Fairmount, Minnesota, became Minnesota president, Ambrose Tighe of St. Paul named vice president, and Chester R. Caldwell, Jary and John M. Bradford of St Paul noted in leadership roles.
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Chester R. Caldwell Jary
John M. Bradford
St Paul Trangular
Service Men Asked to Meet at Auditorium Friday at 9 A M
All soldiers sailors and marines are asked to meet at the Auditorium at 9 o'clock Friday morning July 4 to arrange the parade which will start at 10 o'clock. Wear uniforms. The uniform for the day formation officers and other matters will be decided then. Be there in uniform promptly. Signed Committee of Soldiers and Sailors
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Grand Forks
Riverside Park
Ray Sacobson
Red Cross
De-Mera Avenue
Evening Herald Skips Friday Issue on July Fourth
The Evening Herald will not publish on Friday July 4 as a general holiday observes the day. The Morning Herald edition will be published and delivered to all subscribers, with the Herald office handling distribution.
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Evening Herald
E Joradd
Herald Office
Demobilization Orders Issued By War Board
Washington July 3 Orders for demobilization of the army by September 30 to the peace time strength of about 243 308 officers and men were issued by the war department The National Defense Act authorized 169 493 officers and men for the line and 63 815 for staff corps and departments Officials say reductions below 240 000 reflect excess over authorized totals to cover garrisons at domestic ports and insular possessions The plan implies withdraw of nearly the entire American expeditionary forces within weeks
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Washington
War Department
Kerr Abandons Transatlantic Airplane Crossing Attempt
Vice Admiral Mark Kerr announced the abandonment of the proposed trans Atlantic bombing machine crossing from St. John’s N F He will instead fly to City likely starting the thirteen if weather permits details unclear from the damaged text
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Kerr
Bt. John's
N. F
Mark Kerr
Tomatic
Exemptions Bill Signed in Berger Case
Federal Judge signed the bill of exception for Victor Ly Berger and four co defendants. Attorney for the defendants filed the bill with the United States court of appeals to perfect the appeal immediately after the signing.
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Loago
Victor Ly
Berger
United States Court of Appeals
Arrangements Made to Land Big Balloon R-34 at Mineola
In early July 1930s reporting from Mineola New York, Royal Air Force officers, US Navy aviation units and US Army personnel prepare for the dirigible R-34 landing near Roosevelt Field. Navy guards, army ground crews, and 200 navy aviation personnel will marshal the ship as searchlights illuminate the approach and radio communications are coordinated to avoid mishap.
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Mineola
Awith
Royal Air Force
United States Navy
United States Army
Roosevelt Field
Navy
Army
President Wilson to Land Tuesday in New York
President Wilson is expected to land at Hoboken at 2 30 o clock Tuesday afternoon. He will cross to Manhattan on the Twenty third street ferry and motor up Fifth Avenue to Carnegie Hall where a reception will be held. After delivering the pened address he will leave for Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Hoboken
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Hall
Wilson sends best wishes to Pessoa on visit
A New York dispatch notes the exiled Brazilian statesman and former external figure receiving best wishes from Wilson. The report hints at a pleasant visit and signals ongoing international relations.
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Wilson
Pessoa
Faom
Messere
Pesime
Brazil
New York
Statesman
Britain France and US issue texts of new armistice pact
Paris reports release of agreement texts by the foreign office detailing provisions from a proposed treaty among the United States France and Great Britain. Articles limit German fortifications along the Rhine left bank and eastward, require US aid to France if attacked, and mandate League of Nations review with ratifications by US Senate and French Parliament.
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France
United States
Germany
Rhine
Paris
Associated Press
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Council of the
League of Nations
United States Senate
United States of America
French Republic
Agrens
Bert Lansing
America
Georges Clemenceau
Council of Ministers
Stephen Pichon
Raymond Poincare
la- Pebite
Versailles
United Stated of America
British Empire
Council of the Society of Nations
Council
Society
Senate of
Clemenceau
M. Pichon
Wilnan
Lanstrga
Miss Preston May Head the U S Educators
Josephine Curliss Preston state superintendent of public instruction Olympia Washington was nominated without opposition for President of the National Education Association. George D. Strayer becomes first vice president by retirement. Nominations also listed for other officers as teachers describe democracy education and rural schooling challenges.
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Milwaukee
Josephine Curliss Preston
Olympia
Wash
National Education Association
George D. Strayer
William, H. Davidson
Pittsburgh
Sallie HM
Denver
Colo
J. H. McConnell
St Paul
Minn
Anna Webb Blanton
Austin
Texas
J. A. €. Chandler
Williamsburg
Susan N. Dorney
Kans
Hampshire
Alma L. Binzel
Northrup Collegiate School
Eaianesprits
New Neeged
Binzel
Mise Turner Harvey Orter
Harvey
Hog price record broken three times this week
On July 3 the hog market here set a new high for the third time this week with prices rising to 22.25 dollars per hundredweight, a 15 cent jump from yesterday. Local traders note continued demand and tight supplies as the driver of rising prices.
Missouri Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Jefferson City Missouri today ratified the federal suffrage amendment as the senate concurred with the house action yesterday in passing the resolution.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Senate
House
Troop Ship Wilhelmina Arrives With Large Detachment
The transport Wilhelmina arrived in New York from St Nazaire with 1801 troops including 68 officers and 1537 men of the 51st pioneer infantry. Also aboard were two officers and 12 men of the first mu unit photograph division and 67 prisoners with scattered casuals.
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New York
Wilhelmina
St. Nazaire
51St Pioneer Infantry
Telegraphic Briefs from Washington and Everywhere
Washington reports a May railroad deficit under government control near 39 million dollars. Missouri adopts a bill ratifying the federal woman suffrage amendment. San Francisco aviators fly nonstop 610 miles in four hours thirty-two minutes, a possible record. Belgian foreign minister introduces bills relating to the treaty with Germany. War measures persist beyond the war’s end in Washington amid other decrees. Rhineland demobilization begins as occupation units depart. Italy faces price pressures after a crop shortfall and production declines.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Washington
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Rumania
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