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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1921

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W GANG IS DRIVEN OUT OF ABERDEEN SD

Aberdeen authorities moved 103 alleged IWW members out of the city after protests over Harry Casey's arrest for syndicalism. Sheriff Henry C. Elliott led the expulsion as fear spread to nearby towns. Wages, lodging, and a living wage were cited as factors behind the mobilization and dispersal.

Aberdeen S.D 8. D Industrial Workers of the Worlds Henry C. Elliott Brown County Harry Casey Chicago Casey

New Testimony in Murder Trial Shocks North Dakota

Herald Special Service reports in Hettinger Bowen spoke of shooting the man who pursued cattle two days before his death. Sheriff Barlay of Wibaux County Montana testified Bowen was heard saying he would shoot the man who took the cattle. Judge Berry allowed and then limited certain statements to guide the jury. The defense rested after Barlay testified. proceedings continue with the trial of D R Offley for Bowen’s murder.

Herald Special Service Cros Pera Bowen Barilay Herry Ing Hin Pine Thresia Amey Berry Gale Clark Go Valley

Bank of North Dakota Protest Over School Check Item

A school payment protest involving Richlands county oil funds was presented to treasurer Zohn Stoon and deposited at the National Bank of Wrabigoton. The record notes a national bank connection with Wahpeton and Wrabigton, detailing the amount 18 140.80 and related accounts. The notice confirms receipt of the collared test and the national bank involvement.

Richlands County Trea Zohn Stoon Wate National Bank of

Kaber Guilty of First Degree Murder by Jury

Cleveland July 11 Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber found guilty of murder in the first degree for plotting her husband Daniel F Kaber s killing with mercy recommended by the jury She faces life imprisonment at Maryavill Reformatory under Ohio law no pardon But the judge announced the verdict to counsel as the jury had not yet reported officially First woman in Cayshore County convicted of first degree murder

Cleveland Ohio Eva Catherine Kaber Daniel F. Kaber Kaber Ohio Reformatory For Women Maryavill Tadge Bernon Maurice. Bernon Francia W. Poulton Mca. Kaber

Fierce Battle Anticipated in Kutaia Area

Athens reports Greek troops occupy Kutsia a key Bagdad railroad point about 75 miles southeast of Brussa as Turkish Nationalists reinforce the area. Greek generals pursue a broad Asia Minor offensive with reports of heavy fighting near Kutaia and cautious dispatches from Smyrna.

Athens Kutsia Bagdad Brussa Smyrna Asia Minor Kutaia Gresik Tulubunar Cynaris Ermanli Khronikos Atiun-Karahissar

New Type of Men Appearing in U S Declares Rogers

Beattie Weral 718 reports a new type of man emerging in the United States with stronger physical vigor and mental resolve. The article notes Gates and others predicting a shift in character and conduct as social roles evolve.

U. S Rogers Beattie Weral Gates

Townley’s Last Motion Denied by High Court

Townley and Gilbert, leaders of the National Nonpartisan League, see their appeal denied in Minnesota. The court grants a 30 day stay to seek federal review of their conviction for violation of state law. They remain under sentence of ninety days in Jackson County jail.

St. Paul Minn Eccaniel Townley National Nonpartisan League Joesph Gilbert Jackson County State Supreme Court Federal Supreme Court

Miners Deny Spending on Arms in Strike Funds

Washington July 16 Denying any money was used for firearms C F Keeney union president testified before the senate Investigating committee under cross examination. Keeney said the $3 500 000 spent by the National Miners union financed tent colonies housing eleven thousand miners and their families during the Mingo West Virginia coal strike troubles.

Washington National Miners’ Union Mingo W. Va Senate C. F. Keeney B. Davis Kenney

Jury Will Probe Origin Of Fires In North Dakota

Sheldon July 16 A grand jury is to convene to investigate several recent fires with petitions in the hands of the estate attorney actions expected to follow the probe aims to uncover the origin of the blazes and possible involvement of individuals Weather: generally fair in Dakota showers in Minnesota tonight warmer in southeast portion Sunday generally fair with cooler in western portion

Sheldon, N. D Wos

North Dakota State Fair Opens With Bigger Expos And Plans

The North Dakota State Fair gears up for Monday opening with larger departments and better exhibits. Secretary E R Montgomery has moved to the fair grounds to direct operations as Grand Forks braces for record crowds. Livestock shows promise to attract nationwide attention and a Ladies style show is planned for opening day as auto racers arrive for Monday contests.

North Dakota Grand Forks Commercial Club Chi- In Montgomery Eid

Legion Fight for Bonus Bill Will Continue

Major John G. Emery national commander of the American Legion said the soldiers bonus fight will be renewed in the House after the senate sidetracked the measure. He insisted the Legion's program, endorsed by 1918 and 1920 conventions, remains intact and will be pressed despite opposition and Harding's stance. Continued remarks noted the Senate finance committee later rejected claims the Sweet bill would bankrupt the treasury.

Chicago American Legion John G. Emery Grand Rapids Mich Legion Senate Emery National Association of Real Estate Boards House Minneapolis Cleveland Harding Senate Finance Committee Treasury Sared Tie Lll

Salaries Unpaid By North Dakota Bank, July Report

A. C. salaries remain unsettled as the North Dakota bank delays. Treasurer Steen informed the board that the college check dated July 1 was not yet cleared and no board members could confirm actions. The situation remains uncertain and awaiting resolution.

Bismarck N. D Farral Muir Bershe Board of State Treaserer Steen Board of Administration Thes

Grand Forks Leads in Recall Signatures Surge

Grand Forks heads the recall petition drive with about 80,000 signatures anticipated by month end. Independent Voters Association notes 46,847 names counted so far at state HQ, while field reports show thousands more awaiting additional signers. State units coordinate drives across 63 districts, boosting rural turnout and pressuring O'Connor opponents.

Herald Special Service NX. D Independent State Grand Forks County Teh. Ie Hagditag Iaeetbcelt Theo Nelson Independent Voters* Association Caune Brinton Fargo Courier-News Banner League O'Connor Erickson Walsh County Walsh O’connor Burleigh County Langer Billings County

Haying labor price tops at two dollars per day

Carrington North Dakota July 16 Two dollars a day has been named as the highest price for haying labor in Foster county during the 1923 season. A conference of farmers held here settled on this wage, higher than three cents an hour for help cited in earlier reports.

Carrington N. D Foster County

No Deadlock Reached in Talks Between Lloyd George and De Valera

London reports say no deadlock. next meeting now set for Monday. De Valera stays at hotel. Lloyd George at Chequers Court as discussions consider a future tri party conference with Ulster and British government. Sir James Craig consults Ulster cabinet. Irish Republicans show determination in London talks.

London Lloyd George Eaimonn de Valera DeVaters Chequers Court Irth Lioyd George DeValera Ulster James Craig Sir James de Valera Downing Street Benet James Mr. DeValera Meade Craig

Fraudulent Income Tax Returns Tie Up Big Revenue Losses

Washington reports nearly twenty million dollars added to federal revenues from false and fraudulent income tax returns in the past fiscal year. Indictments issued nationwide, with jail terms up to two years and heavy fines. Commissioner Blair cites crude methods, omitted income, and manipulated inventories as common frauds.

Washington Blair Etaminum

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