Stark Farmer is Shot by Father in Law in North Dakota
Dickinson North Dakota June 19 1 Dolliver 35 Stark county farmer was shot and killed by his father in law Joseph Massey during a quarrel at the Dolliver farm Massey claims self defense while Dolliver’s family portrays him as a quarrelsome man A post mortem found many bullets lodged in Dolliver’s body and he died at St Joseph’s hospital that evening Massey is jailed on first degree murder charges in Dickinson and depostions reveal the lead up to the shooting.
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Richardton
Frenchmen Visit American Library in Paris
The American Library in Paris houses 30 000 American volumes and draws 33 percent of its reading room attendance from French readers. Since opening two years ago it links French literary interests with the United States, spurring American studies in France. In 1922 funds reached 674 000 francs with plans to enlarge facilities and add branches in the Latin Quarter. Ministers and leading French scientists frequent the library and many request information about America.
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Englishman Holds Championship for Laying of Bricks
London reports a British bricklayer Browne claims the title by single handedly laying 700000 bricks for the Oxford theater at Workington Cumberland. The two year work exceeds union output of 450000 bricks and the 180 by 50 foot building seats 1400. Browne ignored union rules and the town nicknamed the edifice Browne’s monument now called the house that Browne built. Flies rush in where angels soon will.
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Hotham Browne
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Red River Valley tour to highlight southern Minnesota counties
Crockaton Minnesota June 19 A two day tour of the southern tier of counties in the Red River valley will be made Tuesday and Wednesday by the Red River Valley Development association. The tour, from Moorhead, will focus on agricultural interests and include 16 to 20 editors of farm stations from the state. The university tour will be led by Crookston on Tuesday afternoon, with lodging planned for that night.
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Moorhead
Wu Pei Fu strengthens grip in China amid armistice moves
Wu Pei Fu appears stronger than since defeating Chang Tso Lin as Armistice talks shift north. Chen Chiung Ming in Canton shows new disposition, Sun Yat Sen fights on gun boat. Wu Ting Fang rumored to influence policy amid Xiang faction. In Mexico City, General Felipe Angeles burial plans begin. Elmer Gary receives Northwestern honorary degree.
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China
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Washington
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Chen
Sun
Nault seeks bond increase for rural credit program
North Dakota official Wilbert DeNault urges voters to approve a new 12 million bond to fund farm loans until the next legislature. He notes current demand exceeds available funds and explains how bonds backed by first mortgages on farms enable loans, with monthly disbursements and 26 year amortization at 6 percent. He argues taxpayer risk is minimal with safeguards intact. The rural credit measure appears on the June 28 primary ballot amid others as state officials plan a three day Wisconsin association meeting in the city.
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Condition of Lenine Improves in Moscow Bulletin
Moscow June 19 Premier Lenine's condition is described as improved in a bulletin signed by the German-named Felix. The report notes symptoms in the bowel tract easing, circulation steady, and fever and pulse normal. Lenine has left his bed but grows impatient with doctors orders and monitors. Herald want ads bring results.
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Shafer for Attorney General Promises Fair Justice
George Shafer, a North Dakota lawyer with a clean, fearless record since 1912, campaigns against Townley and associates under indictment for the Scandinavian American bank looting. He urges voters to back Shafer to ensure justice for friend and foe.
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North Dakota
Townley
Germany’s Visitors Face Frontiers Wide With Export Rules
Washington reports from Berlin describe travellers in Germany facing strict export limits and confusing rules. Tourists may not take out purchased goods without an export permit and cash limits of 20 000 marks per month apply unless a 30 day certificate is shown on entry. Money taken out must be of the same kind carried in.
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Germany
Berlina
Washington
insane asylum trustees to meet in Superior Wisconsin
Over 150 delegates are expected to attend the twenty first annual meeting of the insane asylum trustees in Superior Wisconsin on June 19. The gathering aims to discuss administration and welfare measures for the institution and its patients.
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Superior
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