Hastings Testimony on Educational Use of Farmers Investments
Testimony by John Hastings in the state banking board probe into the Amanan Exchange Bank at Valley City reveals plans to divert community fund subscriptions for store establishment toward educational work and other purposes. The hearing covers ties to William Lemke, bank loans, stock control, and alleged arrangements involving Consumers Stores.
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Jeng
John Hastings
Amunan Eixchange Bank
Valley City
State Banking Board
William Langer
Hastings
William Lemke
Lemke
Langer
United States
League
Consomnem’ Stores
Hatton
Courmget
Cleon
Grady
Consumers Stores Company
Bill Lemke
Hall
Rena Es Pe
Taining
Bismarck
Oo Bank
Blemarck
Sarsata
Camisetas Erie
Cocchi Trial Interrupted in Italy Over Cruger Murder
Bologna June 25 The trial of Alfred Cocchi for Ruth Cruger’s 1917 New York murder was halted to review American court records and reference fees. Cocchi admitted taking the body and hiding it in a cellar but claimed the door was too small to move it. the court reacted with shock as he described the dismemberment sequence and his emotions.
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Bologna
Italy
Alfred Cocehi
Ruth Cruger
New York
Cocchi
Signor Bagnell
Miss Cruger
Coecht
Townley Not Present At Trial In Jackson County Case
Jackson Minn June 23 Townley not present at trial in the case charging A C Townley and Gilbert with conspiracy to oppose the war The opening statement by Prosecuting Attorney EB Nichols outlined the conspiracy crime and the defense objections to references about league literature and war policies The defense attorney George Hoke argued against reliance on materials held by the state supreme court and the jury heard about the Nonpartisan League figures Irving Freitag and others involved in distributing league literature
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Jackson, Minn
A. C. Townley
The
Teague
Tereph
Gilbert
League
Jackson County
Thorson
Jantoe
Theoon
Fane Gilbert
Orga
Townley
Nicholas
Gilbea
Irving
Frettat
Call No 500 to Obtain Returns Evening Service
Call No 500 to obtain returns Thursday night. The department will be open until 9 o'clock. Returns will be available only at that time. Public notices indicate a provisional schedule and instructions for patrons seeking service.
Townley supporters face expected voter surprise warns independents
The Independent Voters association warns Townley and his campaigners face a big surprise as voters prepare to cast ballots. It notes many signatures collected for the referendum and argues that anti Townley sentiment is widespread, while critics accuse opponents of traitor labels and hidden motives. Continued on Page 3.
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League
North Dakota
New German Cabinet Names and Positions Listed
A garbled caption lists cabinet figures including Mathias von, Dr Beil, Gustave Noske and Ir Schmidt with Eduard Davin and Herr Bauer as premier. It names ministers for interior, finance, labor, telegraph, colonial office and food, and notes no appointment to the justice ministry yet.
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Upper Rom
Mathias von
Beil
Gustave Noske
Ir. Schmidt
Eduard Davin
Herr Bauer
Dr. Mueller
Forsion
Interior
Eduard David
Era
Oashuekee
Herr Wiesel
Labor
Herry
Herr Moyer
Telegraph
Hirt Ibarts
Colonial Office
Hs Gafense
Schmidt
Justin
Portagean official killed under royal regime
A confusing brief reports Jaen Gahha a managing director at med ae Portuga slain under the royal regime with unclear positions. Hayes notes the June 16 dispatch from Lasbon.
Germans Have Not Announced Names Of Treaty Signers
Fergus Falls Minnesota reports the death toll from Sundays tornado rising to fifty one identified and one unidentified with two still missing. The body of Mrs Haug recovered from Ottertail river. authorities plan ten days of state troop aid for debris clearance. Damage estimated near four million dollars. relief funds rising but immediate needs reach two to five hundred thousand for permanent relief. Rescue continues with looting precautions and guardsmen patrolled. normalizing conditions noted by Adjutant General Rhinow.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
A. L. Zulauf
Mia
Emil Haug
A. E. Brandeberg
First State Book
Frankberg
Rhinow
State Committee On Relief
A. G. Anderson
St. Paul
Minneapolis
W. F. Rhinow
General Strike at Winnipeg Ends Thursday
Winnipeg June 25 The general strike committee issued a bulletin calling off the general sympathetic strike for Thursday at 11 a.m. A provincial commission will investigate reinstatement of workers and Judge H A Robson will probe causes and origins of the strike. Premier Norris comments on the declaration.
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Winnipeg
General Strike Committee
H. A. Robson
Norris Deniis
T. C. Norris
Manitoba
Peace Conference Leaders Perplexed Over The Situation
Paris reports the expected signing date for the peace treaty remains undecided with Friday or Saturday possible. The ceremony is planned for 3 PM. Delegates fear lack of German guidance could delay the accord despite a firm hour.
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Peace Conference
Paris
Ne Perenne
Ame Mar
Ultimatum May Be Sent to Aries Within Hours
A fragile deadline looms as an ultimatum may be issued to the Aries group within a specified number of hours. Authorities have urged calm while negotiations continue and no formal action has been announced yet.
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Aries
Attendance set for signing of treaty ceremony in Paris
Paris TuesdayJune24 Associated Press notes a large gathering for the treaty signing. Five to seven regiments guard the palace while delegates attach the peace document. About thousand people will attend including journalists from interested nations and guests from allied states.
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Sigutes
Paris
Associated Press
Tang Sone
Campeny Tay
Conta Asa
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America
Dispatches
Sthattlert
Goccht
New York City
Mra
Hoke
Manager's Association
Bank of North Dakota
Independent Voters’ Association
Mt Rr
Dutasta
Emmperor
Amerongen
Tuéaday
Associated Preas
Germany
Prem
National Assembly
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