Langer Urges North Dakota to Rid State of Socialists
William Tanger, running as Independent Republican for North Dakota governor, calls on all residents to devote ten days before June 30 to ending socialist influence. He warns of autocracy, urges farmers and workers to rally, and appeals for broad civic effort across farms and towns.
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Report on grain markets urges regulation and de se crecy
Washington June—The federal trade commission begins prep ration of a congressional report on grain marketing. Proposals include regulating future trading and eliminating speculation while preserving hedging. Cooperation urged with agriculture officials and grain exchanges to extend cooperative management of elevators and terminals. Farmers press end to secrecy in grain markets.
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Duluth to be patrolled by state troops tonight
Duluth Minnesota June 19 Strife over an alleged assault on a white girl led to a large deployed force. One hundred one national guardsmen and four officers arrived from St Paul. The jail holds fourteen negroes linked to the case and earlier mob violence. Governor Burnquist ordered 107 state troops to Duluth with machine guns and ammunition.
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Strike ends as Wisconsin timber workers return to work
At Eall Wisconsin on June 18, the Sipe timber workers strike largely collapsed as all factories and mines operate at full capacity. Most workers have returned to their former jobs with wage increases, though the number of out of work remains small and a ten hour day persists.
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Railroad Men Walk Out In A Few Places
Chicago reports show Chicago Yardmen's Association workers joining walkouts in several locales, with Philadelphia Burlington and Beards in Illinois also affected. Vice President Whitney criticizes the labor board for delaying wage increase decisions, while railroad officials say a nationwide strike is unlikely.
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Pin Sick And Tired Of Socialism Tells Parson
A garbled 19th century newspaper note reports a farmer declaring he is sick of socialism at an anti-Townley meeting in Beldew Thornlay attended by Rev Birchemough and gubernatorial candidate Frank Streeter. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
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Attempt on Ex Emperor William of Hohenzollern at Doorn
Reports from Doorn Holland claim an attack on former German emperor William of Hohenzollern occurred Wednesday afternoon though details remain murky and no injuries are confirmed. A Belgian assailant or German intruder reportedly used a false permit to reach Doorn castle. William supposedly escaped unharmed. The former secretary M Pereboom denies an attack. Berlin dispatches later mention a Baden newspaper claiming the count is critically ill, but no attack link is confirmed.
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Health crusade backed by nations youth and a strike among workers
President Wilson writes to Six Million Health Crusaders in a letter urging every U S child to aid the health drive as 20 million schoolchildren unite for better national health. In Burlington Iowa eighty eight switchmen walk out at 3 36 am demanding a dollar an hour for workers and 95 cents for helpers. strike may spread overnight.
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Italian Railway Strike Widens Across Italy Lines
A northern Italian railway strike extended to include secondary and branch lines causing widespread disruption. Switzerland reports being cut off from railway communication as the strike spreads.
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Bismarck Backs Camp Site For Tourists On National Park Highway
Bismarck on June 19 reports the Commercial Club voted to establish a camp site for auto tourists traveling the National Parks Highway from Milwaukee to the Pacific coast. Though mountain passes still carry snow, travelers expect heavier traffic this year as routes clear with plowing.
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Profiteering Charge Against Gimbel Brothers Executives
New York June 19 Frederick Gimbel head of Gimbel Brothers New York store arrested by justice agents on profiteering in clothing with profits claimed from 0 to 275 percent J Dowdell clothing manager and C D Slanter buyer also arrested for similar charges The group faces warrants issued by United States Commissioner Hitchcock after two weeks of investigation High priced items cited include a suit 33 paid 75 a Mohair suit 1500 value 20 and many more The response from Gimbel advertising director cited possible isolated pricing errors as the store prepares to respond in court
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Pitched battle erupts in Londonderry between Unionists and Nationalists
LondonderryIreland June 19 violent pistol and rifle fighting between Nationalists and Unionists raged through Riverside for two hours until troops restored quiet. Several men wounded as armed factions controlled districts during the rioting. Police were powerless, many civilians searched for weapons amid clashes between Fountain street Unionist quarters and Bridge street Sinn Fein area.
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Teas Don’t Win Votes, Women Told At Federation Meet
Dea Mines Ir June 18 Teas don’t win votes says Mrs Ronard Franklin White at the federation biennial convention urging women to gut out the teas to gain political footing. Mrs Guy Blanchard urged general legislation for better exhibits and films noting sex plays fuel juvenile delinquency. Delegates discuss upcoming federation officers election with supporters backing Mrs T G Winter of Minneapolis and Miss Georgia Bacon of Massachusetts seeking unpledged state delegation votes.
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Federation of Labor Ends Meeting in Montreal
Montreal June 19 The American Federation of Labor wraps up its 40th annual convention with debate over the League of Nations. Gompers reelected president as factions clash on Irish issue and calls for coalitions and reforms. Denver chosen for 1821 convention with Birmingham and Dallas among rivals. The federation urges measures against high living costs through cooperative stores and child labor reforms. Vessels may sail without wireless operators during strikes.
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Constantinople Leaders Leave for New York Mission
Constantinople figures Dupont and Tattnall depart for New York amid expected talks with the British on a summer plan. The party seeks a diplomatic role and potential negotiations to address the ongoing tensions and postwar arrangements.
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Harding Delays Outing for Nomination Notification
Washington June 19 Senator Harding Republican presidential candidate delays vacation staying in Washington for a formal nomination notification planned around mid month Marion Ohio. He joins meetings with Republican national committee leaders and progressive faction figures including Beveridge Roosevelt Jr and others to discuss campaign plans while awaiting final date of notification.
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No primary in Daniels county due to incomplete preliminaries
Mont June 19 Owing to unfinished Daniels preliminaries the primary for county offices cannot be held August 24. State Attorney General Ford rules no primary for Daniels county nominations. Names seeking county nominations may appear on Sheridan Valley ballot, the area from which the Wag was tarred.
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