North Dakota Governor Nestos Addresses Merchants at Hague Conference
Governor R A Nestos spoke to North Dakota Retail Merchants Association in The Hague opening the session. He urged keeping only standard goods on state shelves and truthful advertising, urging cooperation with Minnesota and state merchants to improve state affairs. A life membership was presented to Nestos, and other speakers discussed government duties and cooperative marketing.
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R. A. Nestos
North Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
Great Northern
Nestos
T. X. Gravel
Duluth
Stone-Ordean-Wella Company
Association
Arvervon Unises
J. F. T. O'Connor
George M.peterson
Minnesota Retail Merchants’ Association
Newte
Rataflera
North Dakota
Mershanta
Enalt
Beneft
Aio
Neston Naya
North, Dakota
Nestow Addres
No Chance Of Sending Men Back To Mines
New York June 15 the wage scale break nears as United Mine Workers prepare to return home. About 150000 to 175900 miners are out. Maintenance workers strike risks millions in coal property damage from water seepage. Delegates rejected arbitration only if President Harding selects the arbiter. Conference adjourned with no talks planned. Cincinnati June 15 organized labor seeks a constitutional amendment for a congressional veto of Supreme Court decisions and to curb lower court nullification. Delegates adopt a policy committee and push for reform, led by Senator La Follette. Lake City Utah June 16 National Guardsmen enforce martial law after a mine guard was killed and an official wounded near Castle Gate. three units sent after non-union miners train incident.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Harding
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Jestlers
Auards
Trayfiat Lake City
Utah
Mabey
Castle Gate
National Guard
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Unis
Organized Labor Movement
United States
E. H. Fitzgerald
N. D
America
R. Abeard
D. D
Fargo
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Hughes
Congregationalist
Ana
Daniel Webster
Republic
Townley Langer anti ticket rally set near Mencken
Bismarck North Dakota June 15 posters announce that A C Townley former president of the National Nonpartisan League and William Langer candidate for governor on the anti ticket speak from the same form at Mencken near here Sunday June 18.
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Bismarck
N. D
A. C. Townley
Irague
Wiliam Langer
Apeak
Mencken
Here
100000 Tons of Soft Coal Leave Superior
In Superior Wisconsin on January 15 1940 100000 tons of coal were shipped from Superior by Boston and Otago coal firms as the current order and export activity proceed through the port authority office awaiting further action at the time of printing.
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Superior
Wis
Seperior
Bost Bs
Narinar O Brescu
Ounited
Fight Against Liquor Sales Opens In House In House
The House debate centers on stopping liquor aboard ships and cutting subsidies for any vessel carrying intoxicants. Attorney General Daugherty to seek a ruling on liquor sales aboard Shipping Board ships, while Adolphus Busch II and the brewing firm offer to testify if needed.
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Washington
Daugherty
Wall of Liquor
Treasury
Which Administration is Best For the Farmers?
State bond sale transactions under the Nonpartisan league administration resulted in a loss of 1 700 320 dollars. This loss hits every taxpayer of North Dakota and affected transactions connected with the sale of state bonds totaling 1 588. It benefits every taxpayer of North Dakota and raises the question which administration is best for farmers.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Neates
More Railroad Unions Move To Pass Strike Ballots
Chicago dispatch reports three shop crafts unions in strike ballot mode as wage cuts of up to 40 million dollars for 325000 clerks signalmen and stationary engineers loom. Other rail unions prepared to vote, while leaders say they will not interfere if a strike occurs on July 1.
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America
Dr. Beard
Chicago
Associated Pres J
Srike Palleta
Railroad Labor Board
Aignalmen
Ollern
Isdorera
Cincinnati
GOP Holds Tariff Bonus Debate Saturday
Washington June 16 plans for a conference of Republican senators Saturday to decide on the tariff and soldiers bonus measures arose after conferences with President Harding. Chairman McCumber said he would move early next week to lay aside the tariff bill and proceed with the bonus measure, contrary to the president's wishes, as the party conference weighs its decision.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Repub-ican
Irish constitutional document released in London report
London reports the Anglo Irish constitution is publicly released. The lengthy text exceeds sixteen thousand words and outlines protections and limitations. It states any provincial or national law that contravenes the treaty provisions is invalid.
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London
Preea
Conference at The Hague centers on easing Russia return
European powers pursue harmonized positions on Soviet Russia at The Hague, hoping to rejoin the concert of nations. France insists on guarantees from the Bolsheviks before renewing relations while the United States remains absent, complicating efforts to restore Russia's international role.
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The
Hague
Associated Press
Europe
Russia
Paris
Germany
Hig Serged
Genoa
Pountries
Peace Palace
England
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Washigaid
Sore Receze I Rass
Ambirican
Russe
Rain general in all parts of North Dakota
Rain fell across the state with a 0.62 inch total at Grand Forks and higher amounts in southern and western counties. Jamestown saw 2.5 inches, Amenia over two inches, Lisbon Napoleon and Dickinson around one inch. The weather aided pastures and grains, but a cloudburst west of Jamestown damaged rail lines near Eldridge delaying trains from the west and near Dawson.
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Grand Forks
The
Herald
U. S. Weather Bureau
State University
Westeern
Bimmarck
Jamestown
Amenia
Cans County
Lisbon
Napoleon
Dickinson
Daliout
Fargo
N. D
Northern Pacific Railway
Eldridge
Dawson
Etree
No Rust Yet Found in Ward County
Minot North Dakota June 15 No reports of rust have been received at the Ward county agent office so far this year County Agent Husby was at Ryder Wednesday and to return today. Grasshoppers in small numbers have been reported at scattered points but have caused no damage yet.
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Minot
N. D
Rust
Ward
Husby
Ryder
Keneal N.D
Incomplete Box Score From Today’s Baseball Games
The page presents partial inning reads and player names from several games including Philadelphia New York Detroit St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and others. Details are fragmented with scattered scores and pitching lines such as Keck Wingo and various batters.
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Annings
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bherdel
Clemons
Cadore and
Taylor
Rae
Pittabureh
New York
Adams and
Gooch
Ryanard Brith
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
Keck
Wingo
G. Sith Wid
Petorn
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Bankhead
Hon
Sin
Ruoda
Democrat
Alma
Merchant’ Marine
Woeld Produce
Witnesars
Anhoumer Byed Brewing Company
Witneses
Atlus
AS. le
Thy
A. BD. Ker
Ahtpiring
United States Shipping Board
O. A. Remmets
Sala
Adolphus Busch II
Chairman Lasker
Shipping Board
Mr. Busch
Mr. Lanker
Lanker
August A. Busch
Adolphua Buack IM
Uncle Sam
Sam
Barrow
Minn
Tranpadon & Trestle
Tommy Butler
Trentle
Minnesote
Aml
North
Makote
Bankers Open
Seasion Hers
Douglas Malloch
R.A. Beard
Suddremes
Riverside Park
Goomip
God
Deard
G.O.P.T
Associated Presa
HA. van Rarnebeek
Prom
Moscow
Evs
Preas
Raovsinay
Genog
Northern Pacific
Washoutil
Mont
T Eams
Windnor
Devils Lake
Philadelphia
Emcred Kero Eset E Eee
Aodoo Harris
Eckert
Rommel
Perkins
Leverette
Schalk
Oor
Detroit
Ruel Oe
Hood River
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