Congress Adjourns End of Session Sets December 6 Meeting
Washington June 5 The 65th Congress adjourned the second session at 4 pm with no immediate need for a special session. Many bills await presidential action including civil, diplomatic, and District of Columbia appropriation measures. The president signed the army appropriation bill and discussed government radio stations handling private messages and army reorganization.
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Many Offices To Be Filled After Recess Appointments
Washington reports indicate several vacancies and anticipated recess appointments after adjournment. President Wilmon may fill principal posts including Undersecretary of State and ambassador to Mexico, while others like comptroller of the currency John Skelton Williams await Senate action.
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Arrival Of Troops To Handle Galveston Strike
Galveston Texas awaits 1000 Texas National Guardsmen sent by Governor Hobby to take charge of a dockmen strike that has persisted for weeks. The city expects the troops to restore order and oversee operations as tensions rise downtown.
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Labor Party Illinois to name full state ticket
Fragmented OCR yields a political notice about Labor Party of Illinois naming a full state ticket. The text also mixes potato price claims and a fatal shooting incident involving a Barnner family member, with unclear dates and scattered details. Names and places are incomplete due to garbled source text.
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Duluth Sees Ocean Vessel Channel by 5 to 10 Years
Duluth Minnesota hearings before the International Joint Waterways Commission discuss a Great Lakes sea link to Atlantic ports. Testimony cites car shortages, elevator capacity gaps, and rising freight costs as reasons to build a channel for ocean going vessels to relieve bottlenecks and open world markets.
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Dakota state boosted in other states report fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bismarck and Minnesota Dakota references with scattered names and dates. Readable facts are limited. no clear event, person, or organization present. The fragment lacks coherent details to form a full, reliable summary.
Real Estate Board Urges Aggressive Development Drive
A. R. Krahanton Ohio urged real estate operators to intensify efforts to develop idle acreage at low cultivation rates to boost food production. The push accompanies reports on the national association convention and plans for a floor trip through fields in Oklahoma.
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Complications Rise Over Argentine Wheat Export Duty
Buenos Aires June 4 international complications surround new legislation placing export duties on wheat. The law, passed by the chamber of deputies and before the senate, could affect Argentine supplies already contracted with France, Britain, and Italy. French contracts total 213 000 tons, British 230 000 tons, Italian 240 000 tons. total wheat at risk far exceeds current export surplus of about 1 200 000 tons. Diplomats note governments had been encouraged by Argentina to contract through wheat commissions. They support measures to curb bread prices but oppose retroactive duties.
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Sons of Norway Fourth District Meet Concludes in Rugby
The Sons of Norway Fourth District convention in Rugby North Dakota ends after a two day session. Delegates from parts of North Dakota and Canada attended with an annual banquet and elaborate program at its close.
Red Great Insult, Says Dawson Ex-Service Men Indignant
Dawson's message expresses strong indignation over a pardon issue involving Kate Hickfirds and O'Hare. Ex servicemen and mothers in Beach, North Dakota rail against perceived injustice. The piece names local officials including RTE Attorney G Sarna and Edwin Paliger.
Bolsheviki Attack Inflicts Severe Polish Losses
London reports say Bolshevik forces inflicted severe losses on Polish troops in an attack south of Bialataer khev, about forty miles southwest of Kiev, according to an official Moscow statement. The dispatch notes Bolshevik successes.
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Indian fair scheduled in Roosevelt County Montana
Plans reveal Roosevelt county Indian fair set for September 28 24 and 26 in Manti Montana. Weather outlook for Minnesota shows increasing clouds in the southeast Sunday while North Dakota expects mild to warmer conditions tonight and Sunday with cooler spots.
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President offers no praise for Congress in telegraphic briefs
Mount Clement Mich Lloyd Prevost found guilty of first degree murder for killing J Branley. Honolulu reports a Bolshevik capture of Nikolaievsk. San Francisco notes a $16 weekly minimum for cabinet migrado agricultural workers. New York official notice Wilson signed bill allowing Americans to travel to Olympics on government transports. New York Francia Wilson urges boycott of theater for blue laws. London notes only one peerage awarded to Prince Albert II. Cleveland reports no expected price drop for cloak and skirt manufacturers.
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Answer from Railroad Union Officials Criticizes Congress
Washington June 5. President Wilson replies to a telegram from railroad union leaders representing more than two million workers. He says Congress has failed to take important remedial action on the cost of living, peace, and domestic legislation and that he accepted some measures only because he hoped for better. The unions urge Congress to stay in session to address profiteering, high living costs, and industrial unrest.
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Bill to Deport Aliens Passed by House to President
Washington June The bill designed to exclude dangerous aliens from the United States was passed by the House and sent to the president. It bars membership in groups advocating overthrow or sabotage as grounds for deportation or exclusion of aliens.
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Budget Bill Amended and Sent to Senate in Washington
Washington june 5 after amending to meet president wilsons objections the bill to establish a national budget system July 1 was repassed by the house and sent to the senate. Grand Rapids mich joe noah motorman of a grand rapids port edwards trolley car hailed as a hero for saving little lucile stoddard port edwards as the car sped toward the child he pulled the girl to safety but the car passed over her and he was injured while aiding.
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Steam Roller Charges Denied At National Committee Session
Chicago June 6 The Republican national committee rejected Sen Moses New Hampshire charges of steamroller tactics in contests. D I C Cole of Marietta was seated as a Wood delegate from Georgia’s Seventh district, while a contest for a delegate favored Governor Lowden was dismissed. McCoy, a national committeeman from the Philippines, defended Wood and urged impartial votes, noting no basis for Moses’ charge. Committee Chairman Hays and others called for harmony as subcommittees reviewed district delegation issues.
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Burtness Draws 400 Farmers in Muddy North Dakota District
Special to The Herald Wahpeton North Dakota June 5 C B Burtness Grand Forks Independent candidate for the Republican congressional nomination in the Fire District addressed over 400 voters of Richland county Friday Despite muddy roads farmers reached his Mooreton and Wyndmere meetings in large numbers Some walked 10 to 12 miles through mud to hear him Burtness stressed opposition to Socialist influence from other states and cited actions by the last legislative assembly including the industrial commission the library scandal and the Brinton newspaper bill Mrs Burtness was to speak at the bar school and the Berrie school later today in Richland county appears to be shifting away from Burtness"}
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Ann Arbor Big Field Meet Opens Under Clear Skies
Ann Arbor Mich June - Clear skies and sunny conditions welcomed the Western Conference outdoor track and field championship on the University of Michigan field. Illinois, favored after winning the Big Ten honors, led by California with Notre Dame, Wisconsin and Michigan among contenders. In the one mile race Yates of Illinois won with Ferguson of Notre Dame placing strong. Burke noted for Ohio State.
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House Passes Senate Bill Authorizing Navy Aid
Washington June 5 The House by unanimous vote this morning passed a Senate bill authorising the president to aid American naval officers in developing navies of American countries The bill goes to the president today
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Ten Horses Entered In Historic Auburn Handicap
Ten entries from New York and nearby tracks were listed for the Auburn Handicap at Helmont Park as night rain fell. Sartore, an early favorite, aims to travel fast and clear the one and a quarter mile distance despite the damp going.
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