Appeal from Sargent District Court Garnishment Argued
The case for Bank of North Dakota appeals a district court ruling denying an injunction to stop garnishment of its funds in Sargent county banks. Lemke argued state funds are immune. Divett contended the bank is a separate corporation under state name. The court noted prior rulings on state banking status as a test for future garnishments.
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Sargent District Court
iBy Stam
Bismarck
N. J
Wm. Lenike
Bank of North Dakota
District Court of
Sargent County
State Supreme Court
Lemke
Fargo
A. Sweetman
UK Bank of North Dakota
Robinson
Supreme Court
Divett
Mr. Divett
United States
Dip Lemme
Esgeruown
Justob Indant
Bank of North Dator
Wreck blame pinned on engine crew in Porter Indiana
Wreck near Porter Indiana blamed on engineer Long and fireman Block of the Michigan Central for failing to observe signals. They face immediate dismissal as officials close the internal inquiry. Federal investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission arrive to examine tower and wiring, aiming to determine federal responsibility in the 37 deaths and multiple injuries.
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Porter
Ind
Kired
W. S. Ian
Kireman Gedrie Block
Michigan Central
Kalamazoo
Associated Press
Chicago
Henry Shearer
Michigan Central Lines
Long and Block
Long
Jackson
Michigan
New York Central
Central
Shearer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate kills bill to censor movies in N. D.
North Dakota senate defeated House Bill 132 seeking a governor-appointed three member censor board to ban showing films not approved by censors. Debate cited risk of arbitrary power and repression. supporters argued moral benefits for youth. The same session moved to amend election conventions penalties and approved several other state bills and appropriations, with education cuts expected.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
Senate
House
Steele
Groas
Devileake
Baker
Renville
AOL
Minot
Fn Indepen
Pepes
House of Propriations Committee
General Appropriations
North Dakota Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Williston Federal Irrigation District
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Champ Clark Dead After Long Illness in Washington
Washington March 3 Champ Clark died at 2 10 p m in his seventy first year two days before retirement from the House after twenty six years service Death followed pleuraly and other diseases connected with age Mrs Clark active in House proceedings as Democratic leader until ten days ago The House adjourned 30 minutes on the death announcement Clark born March 7 1850 in Anderson county Kentucky was a Missouri congressman since 1897 and served as speaker in the Sixty second to Sixty fifth Congresses He led the 1912 Democratic ticket at Baltimore and was a rival candidate for president His widow will be paid a year’s salary about 9000 and services will be held in the Capitol rotunda before burial in Bowling Green.
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Washington
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Clark
House
Representative Rucker
Congress
Missouri
Anderson County
Kentucky
Kentucky University
Bethany College
W. Va
Cincinnati Law School
Marshall College
Bowling Green
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Baltimore
Dems
Yesra Salarsous Sai
Notise
Sentence reconsideration sought for former postal fraud convict
Chicago March 2 Richard Meal, convicted in federal court of forging postal money orders for 4908, contends the sentence for this crime should reflect five years served for a murder conviction prior to a pardon declaring innocence. He awaits Judge Landis's ruling on appeal for leniency amid a deferred investigation.
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Chicago
Grayson To Continue As Wilsons Doctor
Washington March 9 Arrangements understood today to be in place whereby Rear Admiral Cary T Grayson will continue as physician to President Wilson Dr Graysons intimate and expert knowledge of Mr Wilsons ailment made it advisable to continue his services and his work as head of the naval dispensary here will not interfere with such an arrangement
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Washington
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
North Dakota Denouncement in House Over State Finance
Representative Royal C. Johnson of South Dakota denounces North Dakotas socialist banking methods before the House. He urges a 2,000,000 loan program for needy farmers, contrasts North and South Dakota finances, and faces mixed reaction from lawmakers and colleagues amid partisan debate and calls for agricultural appropriations.
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League
North
South Dakota
Washington
North Daota
Royal C. Johnson
Nonpartivan League
North Dakota
Montana
Johnson
G. M. Young
Famous Front Porch Again Put In Use
Marion Ohio March 2 President elect Harding's neighbors gathered for a formal farewell at the famous front porch. The event, among Marion's largest, featured a silver plaque reading God's blessing to you. Harding and Florence Kling Harding planned to leave for Washington and stay secluded before the inauguration.
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Marion
Oho
Harding
Godeperdim
Mr. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Washington
Thomas H. McAfee
McAtve
Warren ‘Gamaliel Harding
Florence Kling Harding
Antires
Nicholas
Montenegro
North Dakota Calls for New Economic Administration
Under the present state administration there has been a woeful lack of economy. New men are needed to give North Dakota a safe and sane administration and conserve resources and credit. Startling exposures of manipulation have been made and details will be given during the next three months.
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North Dakota
Britain not obliged to aid Japan in war with US
London March 2. In reply to Sir Frederick Halas, the House of Commons stated that terms of the Anglo Japanese alliance do not bind Britain to assist Japan if Japan fights the United States. The Under-secretary for foreign affairs said British relations with Japan have been arranged so that Britain would not be involved in such a struggle.
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London
House of Commons
Frederick Halas
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Cork Mayor Refused Permit To Address Georgia Audience
In Macon Georgia on March 2 the city council refused a permit for Donal D O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork to speak in the auditorium. The council also passed an ordinance restricting signs and conversation at schools. Weather notes: generally fair tonight and Thursday, colder. Dakota forecast: fair tonight and Thursday, cold.
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Cork
Georgia
Macon. Ga
Donald O'Callagahan
College Elms
North Dakota recall bid and June election plans
Independent legislators push recalls of Governor Frazer Lieutenant Governor Wood and other state officials. Initiated laws include nonpartisan ballots for county and state officers, a restructured industrial commission, funding for the Grand Forks mill project, and liquidation of the Bank of North Dakota. Delegates for district conventions to be chosen March 18.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fraser
Bank of North Dakota
Goveror Wood
Gust
Billings
Gover
Diet
Pinus
Bivnarek
Iast Offit
Diame
Iain of Prazier
Mtuward Wood
Attorns
Wri Lemke
Agriculture
J. On. Haugan
CL Poindexter
Tassie
Devils Lake March
North Do Kuta
Levan Urer
Grand Forks
Hone Building Association
Rural Credits Board
Bethe Te
Kwax
Lasue Manas
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Porter County
NeweTork Central
Chesterton
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Industrial Commission
Representative Johnson
John M. Baer
H. Sinclair
Nort Dakota
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Montahu
Leanson
North Saskote
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South Dako
Red Cross
Etxw
President Elect
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Antitheerie Des
Cerees
England
Norus Dakota
Feir
Coldee
Devils Lake
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