North Dakota Supreme Court ruling upheld on Cream of Wheat taxes
The U S Supreme Court affirmed North Dakota decisions taxing capital stock of corporations chartered in the state but located elsewhere The Cream of Wheat company Grand Forks county had faced assessments from 1908 to 1914 The case originated in Grand Forks and涉及 back years amid tax disputes across several jurisdictions
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Grand Forks
Washington
North Dakota Supreme Court
Tom
Cream of Wheat Company
Cream of Wheat
Grand Forks County
Cream ‘of Wheat Company
C. B. Burtness
George Wallace
Grand Forka County
North Dakota
Supreme Court of
North Dakous
District Court
Cream of Wheats Company
Preme Court of
United States
End of U S control over wheat ends today
Washington June 1 federal control of wheat and wheat products ended today as the wheat director ceases to function under the law. The government guarantee of 2.20 a bushel ends and remaining contracts will be carried out by the United States grain corporation which will wind up and hand finances to the treasury. Licensing by the wheat director and food administration ends. dealers may trade freely unless under fixed contracts. The corporation had operated at a slight profit, exact figures to be known after winding up.
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Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
United States Grain Corporation
Roon
Treasury Department
Wheat
Langer Delivers Memorial Day Address in Van Hook
Attorney General Langer delivered the Memorial Day address to a large audience in Van Hook North Dakota yesterday. The services were well arranged and carried out with orderly ceremonies. Weather forecast: Minnesota cloudy tonight with colder conditions in eastern areas, Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer.
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van Hook
N. D
Langer
Disorder in Germany Sparks Riots and Tension
A Berlin dispatch reports riotous disorder across Germany linked to the political campaign. Communists attacked nationals at a Berlin Democratic Party meeting, with sticks, glasses, and chairs. Landowners reportedly fled the country to escape violence as tension rises nationwide.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Democratic Party
Cattlemen From Many States Attend Holstein Meet in St Paul
Representatives from numerous states gathered in St Paul to attend the Holstein Breeders association of America annual convention and livestock sale. The event runs through Saturday with 264 Holstein cattle offered for sale. A parade through downtown St Paul and Minneapolis featured about forty state associations with floats.
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St. Paul
Minn
Holstein Breeders' Association of America
Minneapolis
Suit Against The Quaker Oats Company Is Dismissed Today
Kington June 1 Government appeals in the federal anti trust suit against the Quaker Oats company were dismissed today by the supreme court on motion of the government. Offices reopened Bristol KR 1 June 1 The offices of the National India Rubber company were reopened to the clerical force today Under the protection of National Guardsmen with no repetition of the shooting of last Friday in which several persons were injured.
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Quaker Oats Company
Kington
Supreme Court
Bristol
National India Rubber Company
High Court Refuses Interference In North Dakota Bond Case
The North Dakota Supreme Court decision backing a $17,000,000 state bond program for a system of state owned grain elevatories and mills, banks, and mortgages was upheld by the U S Supreme Court. The suit, filed by 42 taxpayers from across the state, challenged bills creating the Bank of North Dakota and related acts. The case began as a federal action in Fargo and involved officials including Governor Frazier and Attorney General Langer.
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North Dakota
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
N. D. Men
Federal District Court
Fargo
Unit States Supreme Court
Stat
Fluit
United States Dls
Nonpartisan League
Industrial Commission
Senate
Mill and Elevator Association Act
MIN and Elevator Association
John W. Scott
Grand Forks
William J. Howe
Cass
C. B. Severson
Adama Wood
Barnes Nichols
Billings
Lynn J. Frazier
William Langer
John N. Himan
Agriculure
Carl Koslizky
Obert Olson
Thomas Hall
Minnie’ 3. Nielson
House Favors Move to End the Congress Session
Washington reports the House adopting a Mondell resolution to adjourn Congress at 4 o clock Saturday after a vote. In Laverne Minnesota a tire explosion injured a 12 year old boy, Lyman Dean, breaking his leg and shattering shop windows during vulcanizing work.
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HOUSE
Washington
A. He. Ord
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
Laverne, Minn
Liz
Lyman Dean
Twenty Two Million Francs Lost in France Strike
Paris June 1 Twenty two million francs loss to the state railroad system due to the recent strike, according to estimate by M LeTrocquer minister. Nenana Alaska May 7 By Mail shaves raised to one dollar and haircuts to fifty cents reported locally.
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R. R
France
Paris
M. LeTrocquer
Nenana
Alaska
Atterbury May Be Placed as Dark Horse in Race
Atlantic City June 1 pressure mounts to run Brig Gen William Atterbury as a dark horse Republican presidential candidate. John Morin of Pittsburgh said Atterbury would appeal to businesspeople, workers and soldiers, signaling a push from the thirty-first Pennsylvania district.
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Atterbury
Atlantic City
N. J
Wm. Atterbury
Chicago
John Mr. Morin
Pittsburgh
Thirty
Pennsylvania
Morin
Palmer Charges Post With Perverted Sympathy For Anarchists
Attorney General Palmer testified before a House committee that Louis Post, assistant secretary of labor, showed a self willed substitution of his own views for public law in deportation efforts. He cited cases of cancelled warrants and favors to violators, claiming Post aided Bolshevik propaganda and radical movements, while denying department agents provoked by undercover work.
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Washington
Associated Press
Louis F. Post
Labor
Palmer
House Committee
Post
Rules
Jin
Congress
Senate
Department of Justice
Mincon
Labor Department
Mr. Post
Department
Jackson H. Ralston
Aga
Wilson offers to send aid to Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz May 31 The Associated Press reports President Wilson offered hospital ships nurses doctors and medical supplies to Vera Cruz to combat bubonic plague first authenticated May 15 with eleven cases and five deaths Fumigation and cleanup begin warehouses and dwellings The U S Navy says ships remain off shore and no crew will disembark A consul reported offering to municipal authorities assistance including serum virus disinfectant from New Orleans
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Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Wilson
Republic
Mexico City
Navy Department
Navy
State Department
New Orleans
Soviets May Open London Trade Office
London June 1. After a meeting between Gregory Krassin and Premier Lloyd George with British ministers, the Soviet government reportedly won permission to open immediately a central trading office in London according to the Evening Standard.
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London
Gregory Krassin
Lloyd George
Bemidji Mills Resume Work in Timber Strike Area
Bemidji Minn January reports that Crookston Lumber and Bemidji Box mills reopened with full day shifts and crews. Bemidji Manufacturing also operating. no strikers or trouble reported as plants restart. Timber workers strike began May 3, but officials expect return to work soon under 19 hour basis.
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Bemidji
Minn
Jane 1
Crookston Lumber Company
Mumbai
Bemidji Box Company
Bemidji Manufacturing Company
President Not Taxed On Salary, Supreme Court Rules
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional parts of the 1919 war revenue act. It relieves the president of the United States and all federal judges including Supreme Court members from paying income tax on their salaries.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
The
United States
Aalarien
Wilson Signs Agricultural Finance Bill
President Wilson signed the agricultural finance bill extending the cotton futures contract in force and regulating cotton exchange trading. The report notes the ceremony occurred in Washington and references the broader fiscal provisions connected to the agricultural sector. The article also mentions Winnipeg and Manitoba discussions, indicating cross-border economic considerations.
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Washington
Wilson
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