Fight Over Appropriations Bill Sparks Minority Report Vote
In Bismarck North Carolina March 3 a heated House session expected to accept the minority report on the general Appropriations bill after majority cuts proved too drastic. The Senate carries 8 746 639 in appropriations while Independent members oppose Home Builders funding and praise the minority plan including 922 950 for university maintenance and 150 000 for a new recitation building. The day also saw Senate Bills 183 and 118 and 31 pass, while a tax levy bill for concerts failed to reach a constitutional majority.
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Minister to Enter Factory as Laborer to Learn About Men
The Rev. Joseph Meyer Jr pastor of Budd Park Christians church will resign and work as a Kansas City factory laborer next week to gain insight into working men. He seeks to strengthen his pastoral approach through close, firsthand contact with toil.
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Kansas City
Joseph Meyer, Jr
Budd Park
Waterworks Bill Passed by Senators
In Bismarck on March 3, Senate approval came for House Bill 134 enabling cities to acquire water works by condemnation. A rider would establish a state owned electric plant in Bismarck and authorize $250,000 in bonds. Several independents voted yes hoping the House would accept the rider, aimed at expanding public utilities.
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North Dakota is a Great State and Ponzi Joins Bond Drive
Nismarck March 3 Charles Paul applies to sell North Dakota bonds. The Boston financier asks bankers for trust and promises future rewards while seeking direct credit for new clients and a portion of profits in a conference with officials. The plea reflects ongoing bond sales efforts in the state.
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North Dakota
Charles Ponzi
Nismarck
N. D
Charles Paul
Boston
Dieserd
Finselect
Harding Heads Home After Final Holiday Before Presidency
President-elect Harding spends a final holiday before taking office. Family members including Dr. George T. Harding Jr of Columbus and Dr. Frantz Longshore of Marion join him, with several relatives present.
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George T. Harding, Jr
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Harding appoints James Davis secretary of labor
President-elect Harding named James Davis of Pittsburgh as secretary of labor and George J. Christian Jr. as secretary to the president. On the presidential train to Washington, Harding spent time with family and prepared for inauguration as cabinet members near completion. He planned to meet Senator Knox and others while in transit and confirm details for the ceremony.
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Pitsburgh
George J. Christian, Jr
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Pennsylvania
Congressional Committee
Harry,m. Daugherty
Eorge B. Christian, Jr
Sawyer
Supreme Court hears wage case from North Dakota
The North Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments on a dispatcher injunction seeking to set aside the order enforcing the minimum wage for women in laundries and telephone firms. Attorneys for Workmen's Compensation, Northwestern Telephone, and the State Laundrymen’s association argued over board composition and required proceedings before such an injunction could stand.
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Grand Forks
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Burleigh County
J. J. Wehe
Workmen's Compensation Board
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Wehe
Red River Power Company
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William Lemke
Board of Railway Commissioners
Wilson to Resume Law Practice in New Partnership
President Wilson announced that after his term ends he will resume the practice of law by forming a partnership with Bainbridge Colby. The firm will operate from offices in New York and Washington.
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New York
Coney to Try Lowering Own Long Flight Record
Lieutenant William Devoe Coney of the Lat Asio squadron United States army will depart Pablo Beach Jacksonville at 12:01 am in March to attempt to beat his 27 hour 22 minute transcontinental flight record from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He plans a single stop in Dallas Texas on the westward trip to San Diego Cal.
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Dallas
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Marketing bills debated four hours in assembly and senate committee
Madison Wisconsin March 3 four hours of argument on two marketing bills before assembly agriculture and senate state affairs committees left the marketing problem unresolved. No action was taken and it appeared a further hearing would be needed while differences over taxation and marketing policy were debated. Madison also reported the assembly refused to reconsider last week's action on the Matheson dry bill with veterans’ amendments defeated 51 to 48.
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Indian Squaw Pleads Guilty To Making Booze
Mary Lettergrass a 68 year old Chippewa woman pleaded guilty in federal court to manufacturing liquor on Turtle Mountain Indian reservation. Judge Woodrough accepted the plea as she sat before the bench and she stated the amount manufactured was about half a gallon. A $10 fine was imposed with ten days to pay.
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NX. D
Mary Lettergrass
Peter Marcellais
Indian Police
Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation
Bo Feeble
Woodrough
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Inauguration Week Kicks Off In Washington Crowd Gathers
President Elect Harding reaches Washington and meets with inaugural officials ahead of tomorrow's ceremonies. Crowds gather on the union line as Coolidges greet the Hardings at the Willard hotel. Police and troops prepare to guard routes and ensure a smooth transition. Weather outlook calls for clear, colder inaugural day.
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Wilson
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Lne
Representative Kitchin Improves After Death of Champ Clark
Washington March 3 Democratic Members learn Representative Kitchin of North Carolina who became minority leader after Champ Clark died is rapidly recovering from illness His physicians say he will resume his state at the extra session likely in April and his condition improves steadily through the day
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Occupation of Cities Outlined as First Move in Reparations
Banking circles in Berlin cautious as reports disclose Allied ultimatum to Germany. If terms are rejected by Monday noon, occupation of Duisburg Duisburg and Ruhrort at the Ruhr mouth is planned, with tariffs and a Rhine boundary under Allied control. Germany’s counter proposals deemed liberal by some bankers, while others argue misinterpretation of the German stance.
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Army Appropriation Bill Passed for 156000 Men
Washington March 3 The army appropriation bill was completed today and sent to the president. The house accepted the compromise agreed to by the senate for an army of 156,000 men during the next fiscal year.
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