All Night Session Drives North Dakota Assembly Toward End
Mose Rosensweig staged a Paul Revere like dash to rush six House Audit Committee members to the capitol. The Nonpartisan league faced a late attempt to block approval of the committee report and its expenses as the seventeenth North Dakota legislative assembly pressed toward adjournment at midnight.
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Paul Revere
House Audit Committee
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Capitol
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House
D. E.shipley
Audit Committee
House of Representatives
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Bishop Brissman and Company
North Dakota
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Wood
Rai
Oratory
Howe
Raon
Ren
Funeral Services for Champ Clark Wise Held Today
Washington March 5 funeral services for Champ Clark, veteran Democrat and former House speaker, were held in the House chamber with Speaker Gillett presiding. Eulogies by Reed of Missouri and Mann of Illinois followed prayers, as the body lay under Capitol Police guard before a special train to St. Louis.
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Senate
Supreme Court
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Missouri
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Howe
St. Louis
San. Juan Nicaragua
Senators Try to Slip One Over on House Attorneys
At Bismarck North Carolina on March 5 the senate majority attempted to mislead Francis Murphy and John Sullivan the house audit committee attorneys. The pair were subpoenaed to testify but chose to attend a theater visit instead. The senate, angered by the delay, had them arrested. Both men then argued the matter and resisted further proceedings as the scene escalated into a dramatic and disputed confrontation in the capitol.
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Capitol
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John Sullivan
House Audit Committee
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Sullivan
Carl Kositzky
Bill Stutsman
J. E. Birdzell
Senators
Menate
League
Frazier
Bill Lemke
Officials of New Cabinet Are Sworn In
Washington March 6 Charles Evans Hughes of New York became secretary of state at 9 53 am. He was sworn in at the state department by Associate Justice Day. Former Senator Fall of New Mexico was sworn in as secretary of the interior at 10 25 am. He was sworn by W B Acker in the presence of retiring secretary John Barton Paine. James J Davis of Pittsburgh was sworn in as secretary of labor at 11 19 am. Edward J Henning of San Diego took oath as assistant secretary of labor and Andrew W Mellon arrived to confer at the treasury with David W Houston. Henry Wallace of Iowa was the sixth cabinet officer to take the oath at 1 pm.
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New York
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Supreme Court
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New Mexico
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Senate Committee On
Ohio
Isidore Shaffer
Boston
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Pittsburgh
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Davis
Edward J. Henning
San Diego
Labor
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Treasury Départment
David W. Houston
Henry €. Wallace
Iowa
Harding Takes Up His Duties as President
President Warren G. Harding began his term with cabinet swearing in and plans to consider appointments and vacant offices left by Wilson. He may attend Champ Clark’s funeral and spent a quiet, early night as he entered the first full day of his administration.
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United States
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Capitol
Soldier's body to be brought from France for burial
Washington reports Congress approved return of an unknown soldier from France for interment at Arlington National Cemetery. The measure, sent to the War Department, accompanies a Wilson signed act honoring unknown soldiers buried in Westminster Abbey and Paris. Detroit notes Henry Ford elected president of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad. Minnesota and North Dakota weather outlooks call for unsettled conditions with snow in parts and probable fair spell later.
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Compromises Pass in North Carolina Budget Approval
In Bismarck North Carolina on March 5 lawmakers from the house and senate reached a compromised general appropriations bill totaling about eight and a half million dollars. Key changes included attorney general department funding at 78000 over two years and university maintenance at 870950. Valley City Normal school received 382886.16 with 60000 for a new gym, State Home Building association 15000, board of administration 74120, and industrial commission 25000. University funding differed between houses with 932950 from the senate and 798950 from the house, final passage at 87950.
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Feeble Minded
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Biomarck
School of Forests
Reform School
Mandan
State Highway Commission
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Fargo
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Dickinson Commission
Germany to deliver real offer to supreme allied council
London March 5 Germany plans to present a formal reply to the allied ultimatum when its delegates meet the supreme allied council on Monday. Berlin reports say German representatives are drafting fresh proposals as Lloyd George discusses possible naval penalties with Admiral Beatty. Authorities hint at a naval cordon along the German coast if terms are not honored.
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