T R Highway Tourists to Leave Thursday Morning
Duluth Glacier Na Wonal Park sociability tour guests of Kiwanis at Wesley College lawn picnic. 4 pm city tour and Grand Forks Commercial club Grand visit. Bad roads slowed progress from Crookston to Grand Forks. plan to stay in Grand Forks until Thursday morning. Tour master J F Dooley. Minnesota side leader T W Walker. Delays due to heavy rains and muddy roads. several cars damaged. party aided by locals in Crookston and Grand Forks areas.
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Theodore Roosevel
Highway Association
Kiwanis Club
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Commercial Club
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Devils Lake
Minot
J. F. Dooley
Williston
Oscar Hanson
Galbraith
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Hiner
Cooper
Elmer Woot
East Grand Forks
Crooketon Association
Erskine
Minn
Fisher
Y A.W. ‘Tracey
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Bady
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East Grand Forke
T Crookston
Association of Public Affairs Rooms
Bert Zeeland
Association
T.A. Sullivan
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Tom Moors
P. G. Selvig
P. G. Egland
Frank Walker
A.W. Tracey
Mat Kell
Cumbake
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Sanas
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Company of Thinity
Réo
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Head of Purdue University killed by fall
Alte July 37 Lying in amet position for recovery at the bottom of a deep crevice, Dr W E Stone president of Pruenes university Indi Fossatin with his wife has been missing since July 15. He was found Sunday by guides of the search party. The body followed news that Mr Stone was alive but suffering from the will recover It is beloved.
German mine sweepers fired upon near Russian coast
Berlin reports the German mine sweeping flotilla in the Kola Light area was fired on by Russian land forces. The German fleet replied without damage reported on either side. The vessels, sent from Wilhelmshaven to clear White Sea mines under the Versailles provisions, have retired to Vardoe pending further developments.
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Associated Press
Vardee
Norway
Wilhelmshaven
White Sea
Vardoe
Grain Dealers Meet To Warn Farmers On Contracts
Chicago July 27 A special executive committee of the Grass Dealers National association meets to hear R H Mansfield on educating farmers about avoiding grain marketing contracts without lawyer or banker advice. Plans include lecturing in communities and stressing the danger of upheaving the present system. Members include James N Russell B F Benson John G McHugh and Joe Lowher. Washington July 27 An executive order unifies army navy and shipping board purchasing and allows surplus transfers, creating regional purchasing agents under a national supervisor to streamline government buys.
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Grass Dealers’ National ‘Association
James N. Russell
Kansas City
B. F. Benson
John
G. McHugh
Minneapolis
Joe Lowher
Dallas
Tex
Washington
Army, Navy and Shipping
Preal- Jenn Harding
Dawes
Budget Bureau
Army Corps
No Basis Found For Conference With British
Dublin July 27 Eamonn de Valera and his colleagues have not yet found a basis for the proposed conference with the British government on the question in London but are continuing to search for common ground on which the contending parties can meet, it was stated in a well informed quarter today.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valara
London
Andrew Stade of Devils Lake Dies at 82
Andrew J. Stade lifelong Devils Lake resident and Norwegian born merchant dies at 3 AM after three months in hospital. A leader in Masonic work and former North Dakota state senator, he served as grand commander of Knights Templar in 1910. Funeral at Masonic temple Friday 2:30 PM with Knights Templar and Blue Lodge rites.
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Andrew J. Stade
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Devils Lake
Mr. Stade
Norway
Grand Harbor
Devila Lake
Jens Svee
North Dakota Senate
Andrew
Knights Templar
K. C. C. Hyby
Supreme Council
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Stade
Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
John H. Fraine
Grafton
Japs Accept on Conditions and Far Eastern Talks
A July dispatch notes Japan may formally accept Harding invitation to join Far East discussions. State Department awaits decoding. officials provide no comment on content. Also included are American League baseball results with Detroit and Philadelphia games and multiple pitching notes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Peedi
Volcaié
San Miguel
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Harding
Armanent
State Department
oSocials
Almos
Lord Berboillf Advocates More International Sport News
British publisher Lord Berboillf, known for daily links to Dla way and the Far East, urges ample sport reporting. He says broader international coverage fosters fellowship and favors cheaper cable for broader broadcasts.
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Lord Berboillf
Abte City
Far East
Fireworks in Small Case to Commence Soon
Chicago records predict a surge of action within 48 hours as Governor Len Small faces an embezzlement and conspiracy case. Warrants were placed with Sheriff Henry Mester. Small may bond in Springfield rather than Chicago, with habeas corpus actions anticipated to speed trial.
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Len Small
Small
Eibez
Henry Mester
Springfield
Albert Fink
Sheriff Mester
Brundage
Ssayrames
Ttm
Sangamon County
Pellagra threat prompts U S health report in cotton belt
Surgeon General Cummings expects at least 100000 pellagra cases in the southern cotton belt this year with about ten percent fatal, despite protests that danger is exaggerated. Health officials confer with Gowdy ONeil Luque and Hargrave as measures are prepared for radical relief to curb the epidemic risk.
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R Hle
General Cummings
Boston
Health Service
Cincinnati
Harding
Watson
Oeschger
Gowdy
O'Neil
Luque
Hargrave
Red Cross
Cummings
Public Health Service
Cotton Belt
Death blow to Norris bill for farm export firm
Washington July 27. President Harding’s message to Congress scenes the Norris bill for a $100 million farm export corporation as effectively killed. Kellogg’s extension plan, drafted by Hoover and Meyer, appears to gain White House support and may substitute the Norris bill. Norris advocates vow to continue fight. Kellogg measure to be voted as an amendment. Unclear when Congress will act on extending war finance powers to fund railroad indebtedness.
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Harding
Senate
Norris
War Finance Corporation
Kellogg
Minnesota
Hoover
Meyer
Finance Corporation
Congress
Time limit set for Jews to stay in Efferding
Vienna July 27 edict by communal authorities bars Jews from staying longer than 24 hours in Upper Austria. Jewish city members petition government arguing the edict violates law and the peace treaty minority clause. Knights to meet in San Francisco August 2 to 4 for 39th supreme convention of the Knights of Cathal betty with delegates and attendees expected from the Philippines and other areas.
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Aieo
Knights
San Francisco
Supreme Convention
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Aueust
Gatemben Feck
Senna
Raighie
Wanderer to hold talks with reporters before hanging
Chicago reports that Cserl Wanderer, condemned to death for the murder of his wife, her unborn child, and a ragged stranger, plans to speak with reporters Friday morning, offering his version of the events and alleged conspiracy.
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Wanderer
Chicago
Cserl Wanderer
End of Deadlock in Construction Expected Today
Chicago July 27 formal acceptance of conditions set by Judge M ig arbiter in the Chicago Building Trades dispute by both unions and contractors at a meeting this afternoon is expected to end the citys building deadlock dating from May 1 when contractors lockout after workers refused a wage cut. Park Rapids Minn July 27 after spending a night in the woods exposed to heavy rain Albert 4 and Hugh 10 sons of Dr J L Cook physical director of the University of Minnesota camp near here returned to the family camp this morning.
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Chicago
KK. M. Ig
USA
Childs
Big sum asked for U.S. Shipping Board funds
Washington July 27 Chairman Lasker of the shipping board asked the house appropriations committee for an immediate 125000000 to cover expenses in the next five months No action was taken.
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Lasker
The
Shipping Board Today
House Appropriations Committee
Miss Spurgin Knows Father Took Bank Funds
Chicago July 27 Warren Spurgin president of the Michigan Avenue Trust company is believed in Canada. His daughter Vivian Spurgin says she knew her father took more than 500000 from the bank before fleeing. Mrs Spurgin and Vivian are detained for further questioning as investigators pursue leads to Ouray Colorado and Mobile Alabama.
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Warren
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Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Canada
Devu«Sives
Montreal
Vivian Spurgin
Warren C. Spurgin
Detroit
James McShane
Ben Newmark
Investigor T
Mies
Miss Spurgin
Moodbye
Ireland Talks Continue After DeValera Reply
London July 27 a communication from Eamonn DeValera to Downing Street is not considered a final reply and is viewed as less favorable than hoped, though negotiations will continue. Dublin reports a full meeting of the Trikd republican cabinet this afternoon discussed British government terms and awaited Ulster communication.
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Lloyd George
Downing Street
Eamonn DeValera
Central News
Dublin
Associated Preac
Ulster
Hays Launches Campaign to Cut Coal Prices
Deputy agriculture commissioner J Hay announced a campaign to lower coal prices following Governor Pretn order. He sent letters to state executives and the Minnesota delegation urging action to reduce costs. The plan targets current stock and future shipments into the state to ease price pressures at the docks.
Demand for release of Americans held in Soviet Russia
More than a score of Americans are reportedly prisoners in Soviet Russia. Notable detainees include Marguerite E. Harrison of Baltimore, Emmet Kilpatrick of Union City, Royal C. Kelley, William Flick of Lyn, Weston B. Egges, and X. B. Kalamatiane of Racine. A formal U.S. demand, conveyed July 23, calls for their release, with Hoover linking relief to action.
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Albrecht
Lenine
Troteky
Russia
Washington
Soviet Russia
State Department
Marguerite E. Harrison
Baltimore
Emmet Kilpatrick
Union
Ala
Red Cross
Royal C. Kelley
William Flick
Lyn
N.Y
Weston B. Egges
X. B. Kalamatiane
Racine
Wis
Missing Half Million in Hormel Cash Shortage
Austin Minnesota July 27 report on R J Thomson former comptroller of George A Hormel Co packing plant failing to explain nearly $500 000 of a $1 187 000 shortage Thomson in jail denies hiding funds and says accounting is short by 400 000 to 500 000 with few details on disposition of the missing sum.
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Austin
Minn
Thveetira
R. J. Thomson
George A. Hormel & Co Packara
Thomson
Americans in Norway Draw Mixed Press Reaction
Christiania July 6 The U S Battleship Squadron officers were welcomed privately by Norwegians but city newspapers harshly criticized some sailors on shore leave. The ships Kansas Michigan Connecticut South Carolina and Minnesota under Rear Admiral Hughes visited for two weeks prompting protests from prominent citizens over perceived American behavior and calls for action by Hughes.
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Kansas
Michigan
Connecticut
South Carolina
Minnesota
Comte
Hughes
Notice Served By Legion on Haring Defendant
Washington July 27 The fan Legion served notice on Haring that the adjournment for a personal delivery of a subpoena cannot be downed. German, chairman of executive commune Sep
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Haring Tedar
Gesrman
Ivcutive Commune
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