Fray Over Nonpartisan League Paper in Fargo
Fargo Courier-News claims a confiscated edition was funded by disgruntled discharged employees, while the Nonpartisan League council disputes the paper’s independence. Arrests and court actions target former Courier-News officers amid internal committee meetings in Fargo.
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Noted Boston political boss Diamond Jim Timiity dies
Boston reports the death of Diamond Jim Timiity a longtime Roxbury ward boss. From bricklayer to state senator he built strong ties with constituents through charities. He died yesterday in Sharon where he had traveled seeking treatment for tuberculosis and had shared a bond with Vice President Calvin Coolidge.
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Harding Plans to Deliver Message to Congress Soon
President plans to address Congress soon on soldiers' bonus legislation and tariff and tax questions. He favors quick action and indicated the extra session was contemplated to expedite fiscal measures.
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Smuts Strives for Peace in Ireland Amid Talks
London reports that General Jan Christian Smuts leads conation efforts to resolve the Irish issue. Sinn Fein and Unionist leaders from South Ireland plan talks in Dublin with Earl Midleton possibly carrying government statements. Smuts spoke at a South African colony dinner, comparing Ireland’s and South Africa’s paths and praising unity and forbearance.
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Japan hopes for friendly ties with the United States
Tokyo reports the Japanese embassy secretary says the new American president favors Anglo American Japan entente for world peace. He notes Ozaki disarmament speeches echoed in the US and dismisses talk of war, while Americans welcome a cooling of anti Japan sentiment amid mistaken views. A Madison, Wisconsin weather paragraph notes a wind storm and rain ending a heat wave.
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Gummerson in Bismarck May Talk With Lemke
Gummerson travels to Bismarck for talks with Lemke. aides accompany and plan a Wednesday afternoon meeting, then proceed toward Fargo.
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Congress members attend services for 7161 dead soldiers
Five House members under a resolution adopted today will attend Sunday funeral services in Hoboken New Jersey for 7161 soldiers whose bodies have been brought back from France. A Senate delegation is also expected to attend.
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Spirit World Discussed In Kaber Trial
Cleveland witnesses discuss spirit communication during Mrs Eva Kaber murder trial. Medium Mary Wade testifies Kaber sought help to kill her husband Cataly Kaber for money life insurance. Defense seeks to limit seance testimony amid questions of credibility.
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U S Gunboat Sacramento Reaches Tampico Harbor
Mexico City July 7 The United States gunboat Sacramento arrived at Tampico and is anchored in the harbor under international law 24 hour limit. Mexican officials commented that the dispatches do not signal naval strength and anticipate no U S naval demonstration. President Obregon declined to comment on the situation.
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Lawyers Urged to Unite All People in North Dakota
Judge Charles A. Pollock of Fargo, president of the North Dakota Bar Association, urged lawyers to openly engage in political affairs, unite all classes, and reject blaming attorneys for legislative errors. He argued statehood legislatures were farmer-led and pressed lawyers to speak for or against social policies, promote light through school and civic campaigns, and mediate producer consumer ties without sowing class hatred. He also discussed Prohibition, juvenile commissioner acts, and court conciliation, urging practical solutions and closer community collaboration.
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Brinton perjury trial rests. jurors to hear final arguments
In Bismarck North Dakota the state and defense rested the Brinton perjury case at noon. Attorney J J Weeks opened the afternoon with the first argument and Arthur LeSueur with Weeks as rebuttal. Judge Nuessle indicated jurors may be asked to consider the entire record.
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Investigation of North Dakota Express Rates Ordered
Washington July 7 An investigation to determine whether rates maintained by the American Railway Express company within North Dakota are prejudicial to interstate commerce was ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearings date and place not announced. The inquiry stems from a petition by the express company charging North Dakota railroad commissioners denied its request to raise state rates to interstate levels.
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Rabbit Farmman and Others to Be Tried at Fargo
Enren N. D. July Import heard in Cass county jail on charge of falsifying income retarders. Grand jury reports Day by last grand jury. H. E. Day and others await trial under bail.
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Baseball AIEETUDAR League Fireteam Detroit Chicago v4
Baseball league item shows teams and pitchers, with scores and lineups including Leonard Fossler Twombly Weineke Schalk for Chicago and Moore Perkins Nanamaker for Philadelphia. Other pairings include Covelessie Gimctnnats and Wingo Ocadiger Jowdy, with St Louis Philadelphia and New York Brooklyn noted. Weather forecast notes North Dakota cold night and Friday with small temperature changes.
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