Supreme Court upholds federal prohibition amendment
The Supreme Court ruled the federal prohibition amendment and the enforcement act constitutional. Justices divided on a few points, with dissents from McKenna and Clark. The decisions affect injunctions against prohibition officials and various state challenges from Rhode Island New Jersey and Kentucky cases. Prohibition Party vows to continue fighting while party leaders comment on the ruling.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Manitowoc Products Company, & Wisconsin Corporation
Christian Felgenspan
Newark
Nerumous
Wasnanimour
McKenna and Clark
Federal
Accross
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Louidville
George C. Dempaes
Boston
Dunrieesegann
McKenna
Ora
Mt Ik
Rhode Ilana
New Jersey
Ana
Rhode
Inland
Rhode Island
New Jerney Curty
Burtness challenges debate with George Wilson amid library dispute
A letter from Burt ness to A H Hanson details plans to debate George Wilson on state library charges and other issues. The piece criticizes Wilson and outlines his selection as a Socialist fixture, noting university links and past controversies while framing the broader political clash.
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Burtness
Challens
A. H. Hanson
Nonpartisan League
MeVille
Lakota
Wilson
Langer Tours State Attacks Townley Machinery
General William Langer, Republican candidate for governor, speaks at a large Dickinson picnic and rails against Townley’s political machine. He urges county and precinct committees to mobilize voters, raise funds, and secure a decisive anti Townley victory across North Dakota.
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Sevcral Bervicki
William Langer
Waa
Dickinson
Kildeer
Villa
Langer
Ian
Townley
Httle
Ahe
North
Dita
Rumor Grows on Republican Presidential Nominee Choice in Chicago
In Chicago on June 7 the looming Republican national convention deepened uncertainty over the nominee. Wood, Lowden, and Johnson backers carry campaign momentum, but on the first ballot none held more than a quarter of delegate strength yet. The Outlook hints at intraparty fights shaping credentials and permanent organization ahead of sessions.
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Chicago
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Nait
Steguard
Wood Et Doge - 2
Hia Water
Beveridge
Rampa
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Olmeon
Gander Olson Named To North Dakota Nomination Committee
Chicago March 7 Gander Olson of Grafton was selected by the caucus for North Dakota to serve on the national committee. The nominating event occurred at the tent Nominee Ret in Chicago with delegates choosing Olson for the post.
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Chicago
Jane
North Dakota
Cancun
Gander Ohon
Grafton
White States Chief Issues Platform for Senate Run
Frank White of Walley City Indiana, an independent candidate for the Republican nomination for U S senator, releases a statement outlining national and state priorities. He calls for ratification of peace treaties with reservations, U S entry into the League of Nations, tax reform favoring property, wage and price controls, a revised price system, waterway development, and orderly settlements of labor disputes.
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Frank White
Walley City
United States
Grand Forks
Merald
Col. White
Minot
Many Steers Lost in Big Ship Stampede
On Saturday afternoon near Merry Castle and St Charles harbor the steer ship St Charles faced a mass panic. About 800 head on board plunged overboard after sanitary officers found 120 dead cattle in the hold. Crew was terrified as stampedes broke corrals and the animals fled decks into the sea. Only about fifty carcasses were recovered as harbor personnel struggled to clear the vessel and secure the cargo.
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Madlina
Hayate Harbor
Merry ‘Castle
Charles
St. Charles
St Charles
Ils
Demobilization Service At M E Church Honored Local Veterans
Last Sunday evening the Methodist church held a demobilization service for Service Type. Attorney J B Wineman spoke on The Sacrifice Made by the Boyarine Service and urged good citizenship. Mrs J G Moore paid tribute to mothers, Miss Ruth Gaulke read Our Boys Are Home, and OG T Owen discussed the disappointment of the man who did not reach the camps. Rev T Gallagher led the roll call as names were decorated with stars and silent tribute followed a quartet sang Lead Kindly Light. Howard De Lone gave a tenor solo.
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J.B. Winmman
Wingman
Wineman
J. G. Moore
Ruth Gaulke
OG. T. “Owen
One
Howard de Lone
Farm Bureau Men Touring County This Week
Rex 5 Willard, farm management specialist, based in Fargo, spends days in the county meeting with D B Morris to promote farm bureau work. They plan tours to Gilby Inkster and other points, discuss pooling wool through Grand Forks County Wool Growers association, aiming about 40 000 pounds this summer, with the prior year showing a ten cent per pound gain. Morris will work with county officials to combat sow thistle as part of the outreach.
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Rex
Willard
Fargo
D.b.morris
Morris
Gilby
Inkster
Farm Bureau
Thelfarm Bureau
Aforrin
Grand Farka County
Grand Forks
Tne County
American Legion to Meet Tuesday
A regular meeting of the Grand Forks post American Legion will be held Tuesday evening at city hall in the office of R. S. Purcell police magistrate. A large attendance is desired due to important business to be taken up.
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Grand Forks
American Legion
R. S. Purcell
Labor Leaders Meet in Montreal for AFL Convention
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared in Montreal that efforts to enforce compulsory labor would be resisted. He endorsed Ireland’s fight for freedom and urged withdrawal of British troops. The federation opened its fortieth annual convention with a nonpartisan labor policy as delegates prepared resolutions for political reform.
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Gompers
Montreal
Alicante
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Cortieth
Derby
Samuel Order
Jen Maelee
Ireland
Fruedom
Chicago
Naoconvention Resolutiona Committee
Ascot Te Somraas
Commission Advances Funds for Rail Freight Cars and Locomotives
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced immediate appropriation of 126 million dollars from a 300 million fund to aid railroads in buying rolling stock. Additional allocations include 72.9 million for additions and retirements, 50 million for maturing obligations, and 12 million for short line loans. Seventy five million is earmarked for freight cars with 20 thousand cars prioritized for fruit crops, and six million for locomotives.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ehort
Plas UL
Attacks on Rate Increases Start Today at Capital
Concentrated attacks by shippers and state railway commissioners on railroad demands for freight rate increases to yield more than a billion dollars in added yearly revenue begin today as hearings resume before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Cross examination of railroad witness Fleming, who presented carrier evidence, is expected to last three days. The dispute centers on asset valuation and investment accounts claimed to overstate property values, with railroads facing claims these valuations are too high.
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Washington, Chine
Interstate Commerce Commisnion
Railraad
Flemex
Vestment
International Mercantile Marine profits rise in 1923 report
New York June 7 Entimated earnings of the International Mercantile Marine company for 1923 amounted to 24 595 581 against 1918 earnings of 17 534 704. After depreciation and interest the net is 17 160 985 an increase of 5 597 910 over 1918. Earnings reflect ships owned and subsidiary returns largely British owned with improvement expected later in the year as ships are towed and restored in British trades.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
Aetnar
Interna- Monal Mercantile
Council Expected To Act On Election Tonight
Grand Forks petitions call for a special election on adopting the commission form of government. If the petitions meet the required signatures, the city council will set election plans under the law.
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Commission
Grand Forks
Postponement of Spa Conference Near Certain
Paris reports that the Allied German conference scheduled for Spa on June 2 is likely postponed due to officials failing to prepare material. French officials indicate the meeting will be moved to a later date as talks were not ready.
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Paris
Spa
Revivals On as An Om Wattord Gig
Fragmented OCR text describes religious revival events with references to names and places. The readable parts mention a firetary setting and association with a preacher or speaker. The text is incomplete, hindering a clear narrative or outcome.
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Mr. Mayer
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Seria & Eres
Kentucky
Kentucky Distilaries and Warehouse Company
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Pont
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George C. Dempseys
le Liquor Dealer
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Matitowoc Products Company
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U. S
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Grand Forke County
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State Library
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George
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