Minnesota primary shows Preus leading Shipstead for governor
With half the precincts reporting J A O Preus held a decisive lead over Henrik Shipstead in the Republican gubernatorial race as returns from 1,885 of 3,195 precincts came in. Hodgson led the Democratic field in the same statewide tally, while Duluth and St. Paul reported strong support for Preus and Jaques respectively.
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St. Paul
J. A. O. Preus
Henrik Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Press
Shipstead
Frankson
L. C. Hodgson
Hodgson
Quane
Andrist
Ingratis
Jaques
Thorson
Hargadine
St. Paul, Minn
St. Louis County
Ellsworth
Iverson
Keefe
St Pau
Minn
J. A
Prous
Lenge
Preus
Renville
Aday
Ani Agen
Fitts
Rame Stoubaves
Collins
Duluth
St. Louis
Jake Preus
Louis L. Collins
Captain Mallon
Alfred Jaques
Hubert d'Autremont
William A. Pittenger
Bert Farrington
O. J. Larson
Robert E. Denfeld
Seven Thousand Czech Soldiers Arrive in Canada
Approximately 7,000 Czecho-Slovakia soldiers arrived in Victoria from Siberia aboard the Protesilaus and M. 8 Dollar. After quarantine they went to Vancouver to board trains for the Atlantic coast and then home.
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Victoria
B. C
Siberia
Protesilaus
Wessels
Vancouver
Atlantic
Renals
Murder charge against Grover C. Redding
Chicago police announce a murder charge against Grover C. Redding for a riot that left two white men dead after a parade of men princes ended in arson. Four riot leaders, including McGavick’s brothers and Joseph Furno, remain at large as the new coroner’s jury investigates the deaths. The forecast today calls for generally tall conditions tonight into Wednesday with cooler air.
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Chicago
Grover C. Redding
Pittsburgh
McGavick
Joseph Furno
Ated
Mim
Harding to Get Notice July 22
Washington reports fixed for official nomination notices. Conference set July 22 for Senator Harding at Marion Ohio and five days later Governor Coolidge at Northampton Massachusetts will be notified. Odanah Wisconsin sawmill resumes after general timber strike. La Follette refuses to discuss politics after Mayo Hospital operation with no stated plans to leave Madison.
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Washington
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Northampton
Odanah
Wis
LaFollette
Mayo Hospital
Madison
Earthquake Wreaks Severe Damage Near Los Angeles
A survey shows Inglewood Wood ten miles southwest of Los Angeles suffered heavy damage from last night's quake. Twenty one business buildings in the town were practically destroyed, many dwellings damaged, and the town lost light and gas. Several persons were slightly injured as shocks continued in the area.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ingley Wood
Here
Will North Dakota Succumb to Socialized Institutions?
Twelfth installment argues Nonpartisan league leaders are radicals and sympathetic to Bolshevism. It critiques the Fargo Courier-News as league organ, edited by Lemke, claiming bias and calls for an attorney general who will purge safety valves of radical ideas.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
League
The
Fargo Courier-Newa
Tti
Courier-Ne Incorporated
Eames
Leagwe
McKinley
Emsha Fundimon
Fargo Courier-Newe
Lemke
Abo
Ten Guilty of Contempt of Court in Chicago School Board Case
Nine members of the Chicago school board and their attorney were found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Kickham Scanlon. Seven received short jail terms, all were fined from 250 to 750 dollars. The case stemmed from the removal of former Superintendent Chadsey. Peter A. Morfenson, who followed Chadsey, was not fined but labeled by the judge as the meanest figure in the case.
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Chicago
Kickham Scanlon
Schoolrhan
E. Chadney
Detroit
Peter A. Mor~ Fenson
Chadsey
Drive to curb radicals expands under new act
Washington reports a new federal push against radicalism using broadened powers from the alien exclusion act. Officials say strict oversight will target those preaching or aiding revolutionary doctrines, with emphasis on theoretical red and major Bolsheviks. Provisions widen deportation risk for aliens opposing organized government or funding radical groups.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Eee
Note to Germany Approved in Boulogne and London Crisis
Boulogne June 22 The communique says Brussels conference aims for definite agreements before Spa meeting with Spa set for July 5 and notes Allies may act if Germany disobeys possibly by occupying more German territory. London June 22 Crisis grows as Lloyd George and Krassin talks near break, Herald claims Krassin may depart, Britain blamed on capitalists. Portland June 22 Imperial Shrine opens in Portland with fair weather, grand parade set and Imperial council sessions planned at the municipal auditorium.
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Boulogne
Brussels
Germany
London
Lloyd George
Leonid Krassin
al. Krassin
Herald
Organ of Labor
Berlin
Portland
Ore
Imperial Council
Nonpartisan Leads for Seventh District Congressional Nomination
St Paul Minn June 22 one Kvale of Benson endorsed by Nonpartisan deamus for the Republican nomination in the district. The count then stood Kvale 825 Volstead 4 487.
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St. Paul
Minn
Kvale
Benson
Deamus
Repubcan
A. J. Volstead
Kyvale
Volstead
Frisco Prepares for Democratic National Convention
San Francisco June 22. Democratic leaders arrive ahead of the quadrennial gathering as auditorium work advances. Rumors of wet and dry debates surface with plans for a beer plank to modify prohibition enforcement. League of Nations and Japanese exclusion drift without defining emphasis as campaign dynamics unfold.
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San Francisco
Hewes
League of Nations
Arrests Expected After Duluth Lynching
Duluth, Minn June 22 additional arrests were expected today as city and county officials pursue the lynching of three Negroes. Two white men connected with the mob were arrested and held in the county jail. Names include Natelon 23 and Burr 24. Thirty witnesses have been subpoenaed by the grand jury. Authorities say the plot originated in a West Duluth pool room and involved men invited to join the mob.
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Duluth
Minn
Nats Nateleon
Michigan Street
John Burr
West Central Avenue
Special Brand
West Duluth
Oshkosh Mayor Challenges Pussyfoot Johnson to Debate
McHenry of Oshkosh issues a challenge to William Pussyfoot Johnson, foe of liquor, to debate temperance in Oshkosh Wisconsin on June 23. A telegram to Mr Johnson from Milwaukee invites an open discussion on prohibition and personal liberty, with place and time to be agreed.
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Oshkosh
Wis
McHenry
William
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Johnee
Milwaukee
United States
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Wisconsin Statesman
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