Fighting In Ireland Ends at Noon Today
The Irish truce began at noon with police unarmed in Dublin and troops withdrawn. Lloyd George planned talks with De Valera in London while Belfast and Derry saw continued unrest and casualties. Negotiations aim to settle dominion status and the Irish Republic demand amid widespread curfews and cautious optimism.
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de Valera
Sinn Fein
Langer Calls A C Townley a Quitter in Minnesota Debates
William Langer former North Dakota attorney general said he would not continue debates with National Nonpartisan League leader A C Townley on July 11 in Minnesota. He cited Townley’s mid debate walkouts at McIntosh July 4 and subsequent no-shows at Aitkin and Little Falls, claiming Townley left in anger and failed to refute charges.
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Minn
A.C. Townley
National Nonpardean League
William Langer
North Dakota
Townley
McIntosh
Mrn Boia
Aitkin
Little Falls
Keens ‘ Bowen
Tanger
Stark on Stand in Bowen Trial
Stark testifies in the Bowen murder case at Beach North Dakota, recountingBowen cursing the four men over cattle replevin, Bowen running to the barn, and two shots heard from the house. He describes seeing Mrs Bowen fleeing with a rifle aiming toward the men. Jury kept under guard as trials proceed in 104 to 126 degree heat.
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Stark
Offley
Taylor
Character Witheasen
J. R. Jeffries
D. R. Offley
Two More Jurors Accepted In Baseball Trial
Chicago July 11 Two jurors were tentatively accepted by both sides in the baseball case bringing the total chosen to all unless challenged. Manager Kia Gleason Eddie Colling Dick Kerr Ray Schalk Red Faber Marvey McClellan and Roy Wilkinson of the Chicago White Sox were promised to appear whenever needed. As the Sox head on the road July 24 these players may have to stay to testify.
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Chicago
Kia" Gleason
Eddie Colling
Dick Kerr
Ray Schalk
Red" Faber
Marvey " McClellan
Roy Wilkinson
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Legion Men Seek Early Passage of Bonus Legislation
A Mississippi Valley American Legion letter to President Harding expresses disappointment with his stance on the adjusted compensation bill. The letter recalls wartime service and urges a reconsideration to fulfill pledges to veterans and expedite passage of the bonus bill.
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Chicago
Harding
Minsinaippi Valley
Department of the American Legion
Congress
America
Coe
Harding Opens Drive for Armament Talks Among Five Nations
President Harding moved toward a conference on limitation of armaments with Britain France Italy and Japan and to discuss Far East policies. Formal invitations would follow if the proposal is acceptable. Lloyd George welcomed the idea in the British House of Commons, noting China as an independent participant in Pacific affairs.
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United States
Pacific
Far East
Harding
State Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Lloyd George
London
Sheidon
House of Commons
China
Police seize car carrying four thousand dollars liquor
Police stopped a vehicle in St Paul and found a cargo of liquor valued at about four thousand dollars inside. The driver, Chas Dolan, 40, of St Paul, allegedly turned the car around when he saw officers, prompting investigation.
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Chas. Dolan
St Paul
Western N. D. Hit by Great Hail Storm
Herald Special Service reports a severe hail storm in Western North Dakota with half a foot to eighteen inches of hail in coulees and plains. Ice chunks described as baseballs damaged crops and buildings, accompanied by a strong wind. Rainfall followed, creating widespread flooding near Fort Yates in Standing Rock. Damages are not yet estimated. West of Fort Yates a separate heavy rainstorm aided crops without wind or hail.
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Mandan
Coulees
Fort Yates
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Standing Rock Indian ‘Reservation
Nisic
Stouts County Fair Grounds
Wellara
Yates
Smiles
State rests in Kaber trial in murder case
Cleveland dispatch reports the state rested its case at noon in Eva Katherine Kaber's trial for the murder of her husband Daniel Kaber. One witness remains to testify midweek, defense to start its case tomorrow morning. Nearby Granville, lightning struck a farm home but caused no damage. In Granville North Dakota a farmer, Wm A Christianson, shows an alfalfa field expected to yield four tons per acre.
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Cleveland
Eva Katherine Kaber
Daniel ¥. Kaber
Tomorow
Bolt
Granville
B. D
Emmett King
N. D
A. Christianson
Bank of North Dakota Refuses Large State Payroll Check
Bismarck July 11 The Bank of North Dakota today refused payment on a check for 11017.23 covering payroll items of the state Agricultural College. The check sent from Fargo was refused and the state treasurer was notified. This followed another refused state education payment check for Morton County school aid over 11,000 dollars earlier in the week.
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N. D
Bank of North Dakota
State Agricultural College
Fargo
Bank of North
Morton County Schoole
Thousand Real Estate Leaders Gather in Chicago Convention
More than a thousand members attend the annual convention of the National Real Estate Association in Chicago. The event runs all week with speakers including Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover Senator William Calder and John J Emery commander of the American Legion as expected addresses.
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Chicago
National Real Estate Association
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
William M. Calder
John J. Emery
American Legion
State Bond Sale Campaign Starts by Commissioners
Members of the state industrial commission have opened a campaign to sell Mill and Elevator bonds. Governor Frazier and Commissioner John Hagan tour the northern part of the state while Attorney General Lemke heads to Pembina county for a week of speeches in support of the bond sale.
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Herald
Bismarck
N. D
State Industrial Commission
Frazier
John Hagan
Lemke
Pembina County
Harding to Deliver Bonus Message Soon
Washington July 11 White House officers said President Harding would likely address a joint session of Congress in person within a day or two to present his special message on bonus legislation.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Congress
Exchange of Students Encouraged Between Mexico and U S
A plan urged by President Obregon seeks broad student exchanges to foster mutual understanding. Some 159 American university offers to Mexican scholars have appeared, with many accepted, while twelve US professors would visit Mexico to study archaeology, Spanish, geology, and history, funded by the Mexican government.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mexico
United States
Ising
Obregon
O Nelson
Rhoades
American Chamber of Commerce
E Movement
C. H R. W. Cook
University of Southern California
Brinton Trial Ends in Acquittal in North Dakota Case Aglow
In Bismarck North Dakota July 11 leading attorneys Arthur Lae Seuer and J Y Weeks left for home after the Brinton perjury trial ended in acquittal. Brinton will remain several days more. Weeks had departed before the verdict. The Courier News published an alibi for the prosecution and credited jurors with ties to the Nonpartisan League. Brinton said the state officials were defendants and he was the plaintiff in their view. The jury's handshake with Brinton and Seuer followed the verdict, with jurors noting the trial's visibility and questions about Lemke and the league.
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N. di
J. W. Brinton
Arthur Lae Sueur
Brinton
League
Parse Courier-Newa
Weeks
Mire Lemke
Rinton
Lemke
Eulty
Hagan
Pisin
LeSueur
North Dakota
LeBoeur
Girl Struck by Lightning Near Northgate
Miss Caral Moon, daughter of farmer John Moon near the Canadian line, lies in a Kenmare hospital badly burned and unconscious after a lightning strike during a storm. The bolt traveled from a shattered chimney through the stove and floor to a post where she leaned. she required opiates to calm and may not recover.
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Northgate
Caral Moon
John Moon
Kenmare
Cream Separator Explodes During Operation
An accident at a dairy plant occurs when a cream separator explodes while in use. Witnesses report a loud blast and smoke. No injuries are confirmed, and investigators begin assessing damages and safety procedures.
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