Experiment at Werner creamery costs $15 thousand loss
Herald reports a audit on the Werner experimental creamery run by ex Commissioner John N Hagan shows a total loss of 15287 89 over seven months from June 1920 to December 1921. Auditor notes missing records and numerous improper disbursements including payments to State Senator A A Liederbach and a $900 auto truck.
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Herald Special Service
Bismarck
N. C
Werner
John N. Hagan
Bishop, Brinsman and Company
A. A. Liederbach
Liederbach
Bramarck
Haselrud
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Capitol
Capitol Building
Female HoldUp Artists On Job In Los Angeles
Los Angeles report sets a scene of two women staging a holdup near a public dance hall. Widespread confusion follows as a man named Taylor loses 35 dollars while escorting the pair home. Nearby, P A Downer is relieved of 19 dollars in cash 250 dollars in savings certificates and 12 checks before a revolver is shown during the theft.
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Los Angeles
Los Angekis
W. T. Taylor
Bev
Taylor
P. A. Downer
More hopeful business signs in stock market progress
New York March 4 reports show improving financial and industrial conditions across the country. Stock and bond trading surpassed any period this year with high records, while the money market aided funds at four percent and 30 to 90 day bills rose, and steel production climbed though the absence of a dividend on Blows Sheffield Steel preferred tempered tobacco issues.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sheffield Steel
Crisis in Fiume Dominates Ministers Meeting
The council of ministers discussed the Fiume crisis at length as Fascists Legioners and Republicans hold the city. Zanella’s flight is denied with reports he remains inside the area. One account claims three killed and 50 wounded.
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Associated Press
Council of Ministers
Fiume
Zanella
Bales Vanella
Deficiency Bill Halves Navy Fuel Request
Washington report states that the Navy would have to limp along on half of the fuel supply Secretary Denby deemed necessary for the remaining year if the $6,400,000 appropriation in the general deficiency bill is not changed. The House approved the cut without opposition after the committee fixed the figure.
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Washington
Navy
Denby
House
Appoint Body To Straighten Out Murcle Shoals Muddle
Washington March 4 A national commission empowered by Congress to strengthen the government’s handle on Muscle Shoals projects and to negotiate or lease portions was urged today by a House committee report. The proposed commission would include the secretaries of war agriculture and the treasury with a goal of boosting production of nitrates for national needs.
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Associated Preen
Washington
Congress
Rangian Ag
Muscle Shoals
Als
Byarson
Howse
Son of Senator La Follette Admitted to Delinquent Court
Pattip ia Volletts, son of Senator RM La Follette, was admitted to Vincen Sin Del 0sion of darn Vurice W. Owen of the W. Quanch, Jr. was admitted at Pie. mime time an order of Justice Burr W. Jones.
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Madtean, Wie
Pattipia Volletts
RM la. Follette
W. ©. Owen
W. Quanch, Jr
Burr W. Jones
Chamberlain declaration not effective on Lloyd George crisis
London reports indicate Austin Chamberlain's supportive declaration failed to calm the political turmoil surrounding Prime Minister Lloyd George. Churchill proposes a centrist party, while coalition tensions deepen as leaders plan discussions at Chequers and maintain alliance anxieties about the coalition's future.
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London
Lloyd George
Wynaton Spencer Churchill
Loughborough
Churchill
Associated Press
Austin Chamberlain
Chequers Court
Mr. Chamberlain
New Bonus Compromise Provision For Relatives Emerges
Washington March 4 An added provision to the compromise soldiers onus bill would let immediate relatives of men who died since discharge receive adjusted compensation. The plan calls for paying face value of adjusted service certificates plus 25 percent, aiming at justice with an estimated treasury cost under 25 million.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
One of Largest Curb Brokerage Firms Fails
New York March 4 The failure of H H Clarke and Company one of the largest curb market brokers with offices in Chicago and several midwestern cities followed by a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in federal court Liabilities were about 400000 assets about 250000 The firm dealt largely in oil and copper shares and held New York curb market membership
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New York
H. H. Clarke and Company
Hirgest
Wat
Mouse
Chicago
Midwestern
Four Power Treaty Talks Held by Harding and Lodge
Washington March 4 President Harding and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Lodge conferred on the four power Pacific treaty. Lodge expressed confidence the pact would be ratified with votes to spare, though he warned of possible real danger ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Massachusetts
Big Sum Saved Wis on Cement
Madison March 4 The late highway commission waived 64000 by accepting a bid of 1 30 on 400000 barrels of cement a reduction of 17 cents from January bids A R Hurst state highway engineer announced today. Enough cement can be obtained to complete about 150 miles of concrete highway at this price with material available in the south and warmer weather.
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Madison
Highway Commission
A. R. Hurst
Hirst Anid
Harding Completes First Year as U S President
Washington March 4 President Warren G Harding marked one year in office as president of the United States with a statement that the administration’s record speaks for itself. He spent the day at the White House, received numerous congratulations, and, according to White House Attaches, shook hands with more than 150000 people over the past year.
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Harding
U. S
Washington
Warren G. Harding
United States
MAIL SERVICE FUNDS PROPOSED FOR AID AND AIRMAL
Washington on March 4 senate committee members announced tentative post office appropriation plans to continue the transcontinental air mail service and restore the postal tube system. The house earlier declined to fund these services while former Postmaster General Hayey urged support before the committee.
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Washington
Post Office
Senate
House
Hayey
Coal Mine Operators Proposal Not Rejected Says Farrington
Springfield March 4 Pres Frank Farrington of Illinois mine workers says Illinois coal operators wage agreement was not rejected and he has called an adjourned executive board meeting in St Louis next Wednesday to decide on the proposal.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Frank Farrington
Ilinois Mine Workers
Dso
Abe
Ilinois Coal Operators
St. Louis
Miners urge cutting owner profits to lower coal price
United Mine Workers of America call for cheaper anthracite for the public by reducing mine owners’ profits rather than workers’ wages. They argue coal sells high in major cities due to operators, railroads, and distributors’ profits, with miners receiving only a bare living wage.
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Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Philad.phia
Tak
Era
Letter Writer Claims to Have Killed Taylor
In Los Angeles on March 4 Captain David Adams reported a claim from a writer who said they killed William Diamond, a city official, amid a disputed confrontation with Unvostentors.
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Taylor
Los Angeles
David Adams
Wiliam Deamond Wari
Hubert Work Takes Oath As Wil Bur Baym Cabinet Member
Hubert Work took the oath of office succeeding Wil H. Baym who served in the cabinet for exactly one year to the day. The brief oath ceremony occurred March 4 as Work assumed the role.
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Hubert Work
Wantington
Wil H. Baym
Birdzell Announces Reelection Bid for State Supreme Court
Justice Tl. E. Birdzell of North Dakota’s state supreme court declares candidacy for re election next November. He notes public approval of his work as the deciding factor and asserts he has not allowed partisan politics to influence rulings. Birdzell previously taught law at Grand Forks and served on the state tax commission. He will become chief justice on May 1 under the court’s rotation.
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Herald Special Service
Biamerek
N. D
Tl. E. Birdzell
State Supreme Court
Birdzell
Nonpartisan League
Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo
Supreme Bench
Law Department
The
State University
Grand Forks
State Tax Commission
John Burke
iBy
Schelton Resigns From Wisconsin Board of Control
Madison March 4 Adri an Schelton of Valley Springs resigned as president of the Wisconsin board of control after four heated meetings over the Daily Cardinal management. The board decided an inquiry by the control board faculty advisory committee and student government council would be held today to review the situation.
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Meaiat Nahate
Noura of Control
Cardinal
Prohibition Orders Aimed at Fleischmann Yeast Co
Washington March 4 Prohibition officials moved to execute orders seizing all industrial alcohol at Fleischmann Yeast Co plants in New York and ten other locations. The action followed revocation of the companys industrial alcohol permits. Haynes said the move targets diversion of non beverage alcohol for drink. Officials noted even if yeast production affected, dry yeast for bread would remain on store shelves.
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Washington
Prohibition
New York
Brilach
Fieschmann Yeast Company
Haynes
Prohibition Bureau
Hien
Fleischmann Company
La Follette Progressive Ticket Nears Completion in Wisconsin
Madison on March 4 reports the La Follette Progressive Republican ticket nearly complete with candidacies announced for attorney general Herman L. Ekern and secretary of state Fred Zimmerman. Senator La Follette seeks re election with Gov Blaine and Lieut. Gov Cummings as candidates for higher offices. State treasurer still undecided as either Rolomon J Levitan or another may be chosen. The party brace to organize statewide campaign ahead of the Milwaukee committee of forty four meeting in June.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Herman L. Ekern
Fred Zimmerman
Milwaukee
Robert M. LaFollette
Elmer & Hall
Congress
Ninth
J. J. Blaine
Boscobel
George F. Cummings
Eau Claire
la Follette Progressive
Rolomon J Levitan
Committee of Forty-Four
Tita
la Follette Pro
Lin Lune
Watkins Favors Motion Picture Censorship Law
Bismarck, March 4. F. L. Watkins will urge the North Dakota Enforcement Bureau and the state W C T U to push a motion picture censorship bill at an upcoming meeting in Barge. The proposal aims to block repeal efforts against the anti Sunday moving law, reviving a measure that failed during the last legislative session.
Church Dies on Gallows in Chicago Hunger Strike
Chicago records Harvey W. Church hanged at Gook county jail after a 46 day hunger strike. He killed two automobile salesmen to seize an auto. Coroner Hoffman questioned possible drugging to hide the murder and seal his lips, but autopsy was refused.
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Chicago
Harvey W. Church
Gook County
Hoffman
Church
Rome
Lofiman
Cuts Cross On Breast And Then Slashes Throat
Fred Waldenhammer cut a sign on his breast with a blade and then slashed his throat and wrists at Rochester Hospital for the Insane. He died 20 minutes later. He had been sent from Rochester on June 30, 1921. relatives in Chicago were notified.
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St Paul
Fred Waldenhammer
Rochester Hospital For the
State Board of Control
Weidenhammer
Chicago
Proceedings Against Co-operative Society Are To Be Dropped
Chicago March 4 federal court proceedings implicating the Co operative Society of America will be dropped. Judge Evan A Evans announced today after being informed that attorneys for both sides had reached an out of court agreement. The society had appeared in court due to bankruptcy proceedings brought against it.
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Chicago
Coperative Society of America
Evan A. Evans
Collision Killing 14 at Painesville New York Central Bus Crash
Reports say a crowd returning from a dance collided with a New York Central express at a Painesville Ohio crossing. Fourteen dead and many injured as gasoline exploded, with drivers and officials probe cause and crossing safety.
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Painsville
Ohio
Cleveland
Will Hohl
Panesville
New York Central
New York Central Railroad
Here
Painesville
Gladis
Suteport
Martin Suneback
Fairport
Nick Nemo
H. Raymond Hamilton
Charles Sullivan
Charges Against Cahill Pressed If Needed To Remove Him
Ouster charges against J. J. Cahill for conduct on the board of administration remain. Governor Nes’ declaration that Cahill forfeited his office due to failure to qualify is not final. hearings could follow if Cahill challenges the issue. The appointment of a successor was expected within days. Muir’s status as the sole nonpartisan member remains uncertain amidst possible further actions.
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N. C
J. J. Cahill
Board of Administration
Cahill
Cahin
Muir
Capitol
Nites
Totten
Igeald
Cabill
Nestes
fto_resten
C. Stucke
Fie
John Broom
Iercretary
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