Duffy refutes Courier News attack in North Dakota
Maurice W. Duffy deputy secretary of state disputes a Courier-News article claiming he favored a bank deposit arrangement. He denies active campaign involvement and explains letterhead issues tied to H D Hagerty Inc and J R Waters. He questions motives behind Townley supporters and defends graft avoidance and self government.
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League
Greer
Grand Forks
Bank of North Dakota
Industrial Commission
H. D. Hagerty, Inc
J. R. Waters
J. J. Hastings
H. D. Hagerty
Great Western Livestock Company
Maurice W. Duffy
Sta
Indications Of Townley Firm Opposing Radicalism In North Dakota
A long opinion piece urges North Dakota voters to reject June 26 measures, arguing against radicalism and urging independence from outside influence. It portrays demagogues as self-serving and stresses the middle class as the state’s stabilizing force, calling for voters to act conscience-driven and abstain from bandwagon politics.
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North Dakota
Walhalla Chautauqua opens with bigger program
Walhalla North Dakota prepares for the Chautauqua opening on June 28 with a larger, stronger schedule. Miss Odell Jameson wed J A Riley of Crystal at the local Catholic church in a morning ceremony. The groom a Crystal farmer, recently discharged from U S service, plans to live on his farm. Archie McQuarrie returns from the U to vacation at home. The Chautauqua association dance in the new dining hall drew 147 couples and netted about $160. Dr R D Campbell of Grand Forks visited between trains here last Saturday.
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Grand Forks
Crystal
U. S
Archie McQuarrie
Chautauqua’ Association
Zeke's
R. D. Campbell
Immigrant wave from central powers reaches Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on Tuesday June 24 a Dutch steamer Frisia from Amsterdam brought four hundred Germans and Austrians, mostly professionals, the first large group from the central powers to arrive since the war began. Many are doctors and lawyers seeking new lives amid wartime uncertainty.
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Buenos Aires
Amsterdam
Argentina
Retailers Visit Grocers Meet in Salt Lake City
Fargo officials Donnelly secretary Mann president Shir ley represent the North Dakota Retailers association at the National Association of Grocers opening in Salt Lake City Utah. Mann to report on North Dakota association work. Skogmo eight hour day bill killed in Wisconsin assembly by 59 to 20. house approves home rule for cities by 53 to 25.
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Fargo
G. D
W. A. Donnelly
F. P. Mann
Devils Lake
Ed. Shirley
North Dakota Retailers' Association
National Association of Grocers
Salt Lak City
Utah
Mann
North Dakota Association
Madison
Wis
Skormo
More Physical Training in the Schools Urged
Louisville June 25 resolutions favor extending physical training in public schools and placing the American Gymnastic Union on record against prohibition were adopted at the union’s annual convention. The organization has 40,000 members.
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Louisville
American Gymnastic Union
Telegraphic Briefs and Sports Notes From North Dakota
Telegraphic briefs report Wilson signing a wheat license proclamation for heat flour and baking products. Winnipeg strike ends. Geneva moves to demobilize Swiss army. Washington lawmakers approve ending wartime wire control at month end. House judiciary cuts prohibition enforcement clause. Upham ND game: two defeats, Fisher replaced, seven straight hits, notable triple play by Jacobronto Mattress Jurgenson and Jurgenson Willow City.
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Upham
N.D
Secon
Fisher
Lazotte
Jacobronto
Mattress ‘Jurgenson
J. Jurgens
Willow City
Laxotte
Robertson
Labor Party Opens Meet at Southport
Southport hosts the nineteenth annual Labor Party conference as delegates debate using industrial action to press political aims. Leaders of the miners railway and transport unions push for power to temper compliance on conscription troop withdrawal and conscientious objectors while foreign delegates from Belgium Sweden Holland and France attend.
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Labor Conference
Camile Hujemans
Belgium
Hijalmar Branting
Sweden
Pieter J. Troelstram
Holland
Leon Jouhaux
Pierre Renaudel
M. Des Moulin
England
Jean Longuet
M._ Frossard
Renee Socialist Party
Folkestone
Southport
Labor Party
Triple Alliance
Ruaala
Congresa
Proponala
Tondon Daly
Euisde
Eee
Aepee
Ene House of the Constitutional
Joan St Menas
Fesotu-ively
Hungarians Ordered to Move Out at Once
Copenhagen reports Allied commanders demand Hungarians evacuate the part of Czechoslovakia they invaded by the evening of June 2. If evacuation is completed, the Allies will request Romanian forces to withdraw from Hungarian territory. Hungarian officials express willingness to comply with the terms.
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Copenhagen
Cueddé-Slovakia
Budapest
German Delay Clouds Treaty Signoff at Paris
International dispatch notes slow German plans for representation at the peace treaty signing. Paris officials fear delays while awaiting German arrival. Italy’s Tittoni may arrive Friday to press its Austrian treaty demands. Supreme Council commits Belgium repairs at about 500 million dollars and France seeks full reparations from Germany for sunk warships.
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Germany
Paris
Tommaso Titton
Pario
Italy
Austria
Supreme Council of the Conference
France
Delegat
Clemenceau
Chamber ‘of Deputies
Whl
Flon
Belgium
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Great Western Livestock’ Company
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Townley and Associates
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United ‘States
Grand Forks County
Ming Gone Cental
Ernie EW
York
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Bat Oi Else
New York
Sohn Mal Rowman
Valhallan
Ag Rl
Wilson
Julius Barnes
Winnipeg
Renecal
Geneva
Washington
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Willow
Santaln Tg
Victrola Records
Victor Records
Victor
Ewe
Atidsse
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Gersmany
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