Townley Lose Ground in Red River Counties Says ND News
Fargo reports Townley headquarters note declines in Nonpartisan votes across six Red River counties from 1918 to 1926. Norman, Clay, Polk, Wilkin, Kittson, and Marshall show reduced counts, shrinking the Nonpartisan total and narrowing the league majority, signaling possible Townley defeat if trend persists.
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Red River
Minnesota
League
Red River Valley
Clay County
Norman County
Polk County
Wilkin
Kittson
Marshall
North Dakota
Chicago Convention Exposes Graft and Partisan Farce
The Republican charge of self investigation yields fraud and graft, claiming the Chicago meeting was an action not a convention. They argue the bid process failed to produce value, leaving the Democratic Party as the country’s sole custodian of honor amid a contested, costly spectacle.
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Republican Party
Chicago
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Democratic party to endorse bonus legislation and anti profiteering plank
San Francisco June 28 delegates outline plans to back a four way bonus program for veterans including paid up insurance home aid education and cash compensation. Major Bennett Clark and Colonel Barry chosen to present the proposal before the resolutions committee. Also proposed are measures to curb middlemen profits by stronger anti profiteering laws and to empower state trade commissions. Another plank on Versailles and the League of Nations to be released tomorrow by Mr Bryan.
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Democratic Party
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American Legion
Washington
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Missouri
Champ Clark
Barry
Tennemes
E. W. Robertson
Spokane, Wash
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Chi
Federal Trade Commission
Bryan
League of Nations
Tennis match won by William Tilden
Wimbledon, England. William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated A. R. F. Kingscote in a thrilling five set victory for the British lawn tennis singles championship. Kingscote captained Britain's 1919 Davis Cup team.
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England
Wiliam Tilden
Philadelphia
A. R. F. Kingscote
No Chance for a Real Probe in North Dakota
Fargo June 28 Theo c Nelson secretary of the I V A says there will be no impartial thorough investigation of state institutions finances before the primaries. He asserts Governor Frazier has not moved to ensure a fair probe of the Bank of North Dakota Drake mill Home Builders association and the workmen s compensation bureau. He claims public records will stay closed to taxpayers unless a governor allows public books to be opened.
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Home Builders’ Assoctation
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North Dakota
Independent Voters’ Association
Duluth Lynching Inquiry Resumed
Duleth Minn June 28 The special grand jury will convene again to day to resume examination of witnesses or participants in the triple lynching of June 18. The police and county officials department are continuing efforts to locate witnesses according to County Attorney Greene. It is probable that another report will be made by the grand jury before the end of this week. There is plenty of work before us and the end of the investigation is by no means in sight.
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Ckenzie County State's Attorney Dies Suddenl y
Alexander North Dakota June 28 Alexander R Johnson aged 35 candidate for re election as state's attorney of McKenzie county died at his home after a four days illness. He drove to Shafer before illness and returned home late. Physician diagnosed hemorrhagic pleurisy and a disordered heart. Remains shipped to Alpena Michigan for burial. Born in Chicago and educated at the University of Michigan, he came to North Dakota in 1913. He was a successful lawyer and had served one term as state's attorney.
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Kdwin R. Johnson
McKenzie County
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Shafer
Alpena
Michigan
Chicago
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North Dakota
Strawberries Cost $40 a Case in Court
Cleveland June 23 strawberries retailed at $40 a case in police court They were involuntarily paid by four men Fred J. Powell Harold W Peak William Carr and Stanton Weegar after being found by Lieut Dowl ing of the Big Four railroad police carrying a case from a boxcar Judge Beebe fined each $10 and costs
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Cleveland
Fred J. Powell
Fourteenth
Harold W. Peak
Wiliam Carr
Brevier Avenue
Stanton Weegar
Beebe
Chicago Labor Leader Named Defendant in Murder Trial
Chicago labor leader known as Big Tim Murphy along with Mike Corromo and Vincenzo Cormano face murder charges in the Enright case. Judge Sabath set trial dates as the defense pressed for delays amid the State’s pursuit of absent witnesses and a linked prior case. The defense notes ongoing plans to postpone, while the State cites cooperation from witnesses who say a $400 offer was made to kill Enright.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Mike Corromo
Vincenzo —Cormano
Joseph Sabath
Maurice ‘Moas
Enright
Tony Cifaldo
Tony Fusco
Renee
Carrozzo Linked to Vehicle in Killing Case
A report notes Carrozzo allegedly borrowed the automobile involved in a killing from Ralph Ruglo, with authorities referencing this transaction in the ongoing investigation.
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Busco
Carrozzo
Ralph Ruglo
Turks Occupy Constantinople Four Hours Then Flee
In Constantinople on June 26 a thousand Turkish troops embarked at Mudania and occupied the town for four hours before evacuating. Nationalists resisted. six Turks were killed and two British were wounded.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Mudania
Sea of Maimara
Germany Three Million Tons Short In Coal Delivery
Paris dispatch reports Germany is about three million tons behind in coal deliveries under the Versailles Treaty. Louis Loucheur states a large monthly coal grant is needed to support industrial reconstruction efforts in the country.
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Paris
Louis ‘Loucheur
Petit Varisien
Will Attempt To Force Dunn County Seat Fight
Petitioners seek a county seat vote in Manning North Dakota by June 28. After the Dunn County commissioners rejected the proposal two special counsels were appointed to act on the matter. Mandamus proceedings to compel submission at Wednesday’s election faced questions and confusion among voters. Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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N. D
Killdeer
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