Poincare Holds Line Ahead of The Hague Conference
Paris reports Premier Poincare will not shift on The Hague conference demands. France insists on a united front with Britain to curb Russian moves, citing Italy’s recent treaty as proof. A French note to London June 1 aimed to clear misunderstandings from Genoa talks.
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Paris
Poincare
Hague
M. Poineare
Italy
Genoa
Bankers’ Commission
Russia
France
London
Shriners Take Possession Of San Francisco
Shriners from temples across the country arrive for the imperial council event in San Francisco. Ernest Allen Cutts of Savannah leads as imperial potentate amid parades bands and public displays, with visits by James McCandless of Honolulu and other dignitaries.
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San Franciscoi
Imperial Council
Addy Ghaea
Ernest Allen Cutts
Savannah
Georgia
James McCandless
Honolulu
Imperial Fivan
San Francisco
Aleep
Shriners
Ten Thousand Acres in N D Are Hailed Out
Ten thousand acres of wheat were struck by hail yesterday in the Joly County region along the Missouri river near Merricourt and Fuller ton in Dickey county. Hail covered eight stations with up to two inches of rain, while conditions across North Dakota were listed as excellent despite some crop damage from burned wheat stools and rye growth. Grasshoppers appeared in a few areas but caused little damage.
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Bismarck
Bradiéek
Merricourt
Fullerton
Dickey County
Lean Couny
Fargo
N. D
John
Cavaller
McHenry
Farmers Grow More Optimistic About Harvest Prospects
In district reports traders and farmers express rising optimism about crops and prospects. Laverne and Fairview agents note improving business and willingness to invest more in merchandise as crop prospects brighten. G T Tellefson of Alexandria confirms strong outlook across regions.
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Laverne
Leja
Mercantile
Fairview
Montana
Thia
Causiig Pease
G. T._Tellefson
Alexandria
Aked Speech Emphasizes Work and Morality
In a long address, speaker Lee F. Aked urges graduates to value work over pay, pursue prosperity through effort, and uphold integrity. He contrasts poverty with duty, praises mutual service, and warns that poverty fuels revolutions while urging students to seek a moral equivalent of war through constructive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall Fulton
Bnd
World War I Treaties and Ratification Mentioned in Parliaments
A 1921 parliamentary note recalls treaties with the United States Great Britain Italy Japan and Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia to avert future wars. It notes ratification dates Sept 10 1921 and May 29 193? with a sober assessment of their hoped peaceable impact.
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Pitlebimctar
Omesh
United States
Great
Britain
Italy
Japan
Rumen
Jugb-Slavia
Retailers Gather for Annual Meeting Here
Retailers are holding their annual meeting, with officers listed including E A Casper Raft on first vice president, Lewis Judson Kenmare second vice president, W A Donnelly Fargo secretary, and W W Ruff treasurer. M J Colton Grand Forks chairs the local arrangements along with registered attendees such as E B Maag G R Eli Company buyer and Senator G M Peterson Duluth secretary of the Minnesota Retail Merchants Association.
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Chants
E. A. Casper
Rafton
Lewis Judson
Kenmare
W.A. Donnelly
Fargo
W. W. Ruff
M. J. Colton
Grand Forks
Maag
G. R.eli Company
C. D. Blakeslee
Parco
General Western
Eil Company
G. M. Peterson
Duluth
Minta Retail Merchants’ Association
Hn H. DeWild
St. Louis
Ely Walker Company
C. E. Lawrence Paul
Slyck & McConville
Logan
Bismarck
North Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
U. Berdahl
Aberdeen
State Merchants Report Stronger North Dakota Business
North Dakota Retail Merchants association held a three day convention with merchants from across the state reporting improved conditions. Many districts note easier spending and brighter prospects due to favorable crop outlook and increased consumer expenditures in recent weeks.
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North Dakota Retail Merchants Association
North Dakota
Burke County Row Renewed over Audit Records
Devils Lake North Dakota June 13 Judge Buttz issues alternative writ mandamus ordering Burke County Auditor C J Kopriva and other officials to hand over county records to Commissioners Grubb and Kirkelie. Writ returnable June 19. Grubb and Kirkelie previously ousted Kopriva amid a county board power struggle.
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Devils Lake
N. D
C. J. Kopriva
Burke County
Halvor A. Kirkelle
John O. Grubb
C. W. Buttz
Lynn J. Frasier
Buttz
Edward H. Marks
Jacob Dewing
Grubb
Kirkelie
County Commission
Judge Butts
County Commission Mondey
Kirkelte
Kopriva
Board of County Commimaion Missioner
Kirkelle
Tudge Buttz Pe
Nestos
Konriva
Lenine Paralysis Rumors Denied By Premier’s Brother
Moscow reports Lenine remains fully capable with writing and walking. Premier Dmitri Oullanoff’s eldest brother dismissed rumors of paralysis as false and said a full cure may take two months with several months more needed for rest. A. O. U. W. Picnic Planned in Velva. Velva community picnic Friday June 16 includes dinner speakers music and two baseball games with the Grapville band and dancing.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Lenine
Dimitri Oullanoff
Pemier
Velva
N. D
Grapville
Harding Backs Tariff Bill Ahead of Bonus Legislation
President Harding expressed hope the tariff bill passes before the soldiers bonus measure. Senate finance committee members agreed on a potash bounty alternative to import duties and continued cutting rates on surgical and scientific instruments, molybdenum products, and other items while adding compensatory duties on ferromanganese.
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Washington
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Teeth Knocked Out By Automobile Crash Near Minot
Minot, N Dakota June 1. Knute Maugen a district court defendant in Minot lost two front teeth in a car accident. The incident damaged his mouth as a stage vehicle flew by and severed a root. Berlin June 14. Dr Wolfiate Kapp, leader of the 1920 Kapp revolution in Berlin, has died after a long illness.
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Minot
Knute Maugen
Mpcer
Kapp Pik
Berlin
Wolfiate Kapp
Dina
Tolks
Ich
Kapp’ Kron Wea
Women in North Dakota campaign activity highlights
Article notes increased female involvement in the current campaign with key figures including Rosy Mackenzie of Carrington leading county women’s activities and other Independents and Foster county supporters shaping party outreach and meetings.
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North Ee aSa
Carringwoo
Foster County
Rosy Mackenzie
Carrington
Duluth Hearing Hears Pittsburgh Plus Margin Claim
Otto Swanstrom president of the Diamond Calk Horseshoe Co testified at a federal trade commission hearing in Duluth that fair selling prices for horseshoes could not be obtained due to high steel costs. He said Pittsburgh plus added five percent to the selling price and seven and one half percent when manufacturing waste is considered, affecting the U S Canada market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Otto Swanstrom
Diamond Calk Horseshoe Company
Federal Tract Commission
Pittsburgh
Porte to keynote North Dakota editorial meeting at Devils Lake
Mandan June 13 R B H Porte of Salt Lake City Utah a leading efficiency expert in printing will be principal speaker at the Now Dakota Editorial association meeting at Devils Lake August 5 Governor R A Neston also will speak Earl A Tostevin secretary said Devil’s Lake plans extensive entertainment and will arrange cottages for editors and their families for the convention
Land Offices to Transfer to Bismarck on July First
The Dickinson and Williston land offices will move to Bismarck July 1 unless Congress acts otherwise. O. Anderaan, receiver for the Bismarck office, was advised by the land commissioner's Washington office. Fred Stewart of Williston will be transferred there.
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Bismarck
N. D
Dickinson
Williston
O. Anderaan
Land Commissioner's Office
Washington
Fred Stewart
Decrease in Meat in Storage Reported for May
St Paul June report shows meat products in cold storage at 119 990 147 pounds for May, down from April with a 29.2 percent drop. RF Hall of the state department of agriculture notes declines across plants and inventories. Identifications of missing persons tied to Winnipeg and Winnipeg area youths are mentioned in a separate blot.
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St. Paul
Mann
RF. Hall
State Department of Abprieult
Inave felt better after a long period of illness
An advertisement describes a patient improving after months of distress. The copy mentions various ailments, low energy, bloating, and fatigue, but notes a recovery milestone and increased well being after treatment. Specific names and places are garbled in the OCR.
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