Confiscation and Fire Reported in Fargo Courier News Incident
Fargo July 6 report says four to five thousand copies of the Fargo Courier News were seized and burned by majority Nonpartisan League members led by A A Leiderbach and Ole Kaldor. The edition accused leaders of misusing funds for the recall campaign and called for successors. Totten, ex executive secretary, faced embezzlement charges over recall funds.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
N. D
Fargo Courier News
Nonpartisan League State Committee
A. A. Leiderbach
Ole Kaldor
Chris Levang
League
Bismarck
Leiderbach
Levang
Kalador
Theommittee
Walter Maddock
R. H. Walker
Courier News
C. K. Gummersen
Liederbach
Kaldor
United States Marshal
C. ¥. Amidon
Tottén
State Committee
W. C. McClintock
Walker
Kaldor A
League Publications
Totten
Standers League
Fred Wing
Courier-News
I. A. Johnson
Johnson
Yieters Fund
Uable Fargo Bank
Eee
Lieder
Action Against Turkish Nationalists May Be Necessary
London reports say Britain France and Italy may take concerted measures against Turkish Nationalists. Allied high commissioners consult with General Harrington over resisting a possible Turkish advance on Constantinople to protect the neutral zone and ensure straits navigation under Sevres terms. Romanian aid rumored as fifteen thousand troops, with Allied forces around Constantinople totaling about twenty thousand British and French troops.
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London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Constantinople
Sea of
Marmara
Harrington
Sevres
London Times
Romania
Daily Mall Today
Steel arrives for Missouri bridge project
Carloads of steel have arrived in Bismarck for the American Bridge Company to construct the Missouri river vehicular bridge. piling driving will begin for a temporary cross-river structure at about 70 feet above water. work includes piling, falsework, and completing the bridge approach on the west side. concrete pours were completed days ago and the site awaits final removal of falsework as foundations near completion.
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Bismarck
N. D
John Aay
Sun Inden
Suppressed Courier News report on league fundraising crisis
The suppressed Courier News article from Fargo North Dakota details a victory campaign fund mismanagement within the Nonpartisan League. It cites over $50,000 raised, overdrafts by treasurer Ole Kaldor, and calls for a new state executive committee to oversee finances and ensure accountability.
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Fargo
N. D
Courier-News
Liederbach
Kaldor
Maddock
Walker
Poindexter
Nonpartisan League
League
Bramarck
A. A. Liederbach
Ole Kaldor
D. C
Victory Fund
Bismarck
D. C. Poto
North Dakota
Chris Levang
I. V. A. Bossies
Five Shot and Bodies Left Piled in Road
Belfast reports a deadly morning in District No forty four as five men were abducted from their homes and shot, two brothers sons of former Sergeant of Police Reilly. The attack marks a severe spike in Newry district violence amid ongoing disorders. A separate Belfast to Londonderry train wreck near Pomeroy left no casualties but riotous activity burned goods and damaged sixteen cars with locked roads and petrol materials. Sinn Fein sympathizers are linked to the Newry shooting.
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Belfast
Tifa
Reilly
Newry
Ireland
Londonderry
Pomeroy
County Tyrone
Hl Tt
Sinn Fein
Smuts Confers With Lloyd George On Irish Talks
General Jan Smuts, returning from Ireland, met Premier Lloyd George and Ulster leader James Craig in London. The talks, shrouded in secrecy, focused on the Irish situation and possible suspension of hostilities as peace discussions continue. Smuts reportedly carried proposals from De Valera and Irish Republicans, with a Dublin conference set for Friday to respond.
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Ireland
Smuts
Jury to try Eva Kaber completed in Cleveland trial
A Cleveland jury for Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber charged with murdering her husband F Kaber was sworn in after twelve, to view the Sunber home in Lakewood. A pool of 107 veniremen examined and the trial proceeded amid statements from counsel. The report notes other legal items including Norwegian industrial bids and a baseball trial jury delay.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Ol F. Kaber
Lakewood
la Home
Sunber
Counser
Scrap Of Paper May Bring Wealth To Seattle Man
New York reports a scrap of paper, a long-lost stock certificate for sixty shares of the Mechanic bank, may make Alfred Watkins Seymour of Seattle heir to a half million dollars. Williams died in 1822. Seymour claims lineage and legal action continues. The bank contests the stock issue citing statutes of limitations. higher courts expected.
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New York
Spencer
Alfred Watkins Seymour
Seattle
Wash
Mechanic Bank
Thomas Williams
Troy
Seymour
Williams
Mechanical and Metals National Bank
Supreme Court
Wagner
Printers’ Strike To Be Investigated In Twin Cities
Governor T. A. O. Preus ordered J. D. Williams of the state industrial commission to probe conditions behind a printers strike in St Paul and Minneapolis. The report will assess labor unrest, wages, and working conditions, with officials seeking a timely resolution. Jack Dempsey has left for Salt Lake City to visit his mother.
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St Paul. Minn
TDA. O. Preus
Commierioner
J. D. Williams
The
State Industrial Commission
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Widow Bowen Cross Examined In Osley Murder Trial
Hettinger North Dakota July 6 defense counsel for D R Osley began dismantling the widow M K Bowen story as she testified about Bowen being shot. She said E W Taylor fired two shots near him as he came from the corral. she also said she placed a shotgun near his body, a point the defense grilled amid ongoing trial proceedings with prior testimony read into the record.
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Herald Special Service
Hettinger
N. D
D R. Osley
M. K. Bowen
J. F. Sullivan
Mandan
T. F. Murtha
Dickinson
Bowen
E. W. Taylor
HL. Berry
Stow
W.H. Cooper
ROTARIANS ENJOY PARIS SIGHTSEEING ON FINAL DAY
Paris July 6 The American Rotary club delegates spent their last day in Paris with sightseeing and an inspection of French industrial plants. President Millerand welcomed the five hundred delegates at the Elysee Palace expressing France’s gratitude for the visit. A banquet tonight will close the three day program. Some plan to sail for New York this week while others will tour Europe before returning home.
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Paris
American Rotary Club
Millerand
Elysee Palace
France
New York
Europe
Washington
House
Senate
Ex-convicts push honor among thieves theory in jewel recovery
Newark July report says two ex-convicts attempt to prove criminals can be trustworthy. Jimmy the Trusty and Pat Crowe promise to return five thousand dollars worth of jewelry taken from Colonel William H. Donaldson on a New York New Haven and Hartford train. They claim aid from rehabilitation efforts and argue lack of environment drives crime.
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Newark
William H. Donaldson
Bill Board
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Jimmy
Colonel Donaldson
Pat Crowe
Boston
Tariff Bill Consideration Set for Thursday
The Republican Ways and Means Committee aims to draft a permanent tariff bill seen as a cornerstone for American standards of living and universal prosperity. Formal presentation occurred last week with Chairman Fordney filing the report despite an objection from Representative Garrett. The plan is to start formal consideration tomorrow under Republican leadership, seeking to shield American industry without overburdening consumers amid German competition.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Garrett
Tennessee
Gillett
Serious fighting in Asia Minor reported near Baghadid
In Asia Minor near Baghadid about seventy miles southwest of Burrs fierce clashes were recorded. An Angora dispatch cited an official Turkish Nationalist military headquarters statement confirming the heavy fighting.
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Parts
Baghadid
Burrs
Asia Minor
Angora
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sterling
Senate
Baseball ICAN LEAGUE First Game Summary
The text outlines two baseball games between Boston and Washington with scorings and players mentioned, including Gharrity Russell and Ruel. It references Erickson, McQuillan, Hubell, and others, noting odd line breaks and partial scores. The exact results are obscured by OCR artifacts but indicate multiple innings and player involvement.
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Ican League
Gharrity Russell
Boston Ruel
Brinton Perjury Trial in North Dakota Court Delays Cross Exam
In Burleigh county court, J W Brinton's perjury trial stalls as cross examination continues. Special assistant Weeks questions Brinton to show he lacked knowledge of National Nonpartisan League entities. Testimony covers Scandinavian American Bank Fargo loans and transfers before Bank of North Dakota opened.
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Bismarck
N. D
Burleigh County District Court
J. W. Brinton
Brinton
J. J. Weeks
Axsistant
J. R. Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Teo Mie
National Nonpartisan League
Efports
Funda
League Enterprises
Bank of Fargo
United States
Sipat Trust
O. G.loftius
William Tei
M. W. Thatcher
Lofthus
Lemke
Minneapolis
Fargo
H. A. Paddock
A. C. Townley
In Suleton
Ae Bank of North Dakota
Seasion
Nonpartisan League and
Consumers’ United To Co
Publishers
Natioonal Service Bureau
League Credita
Farga+bank
Sloans
Nonpartisan League
Ttm Kiations
Pere Oe
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