Brinton Bound Over To District Court After Waiver
J W Brinton waived examination on a perjury charge linked to Bank of North Dakota affairs and was bound over to the next term of the district court. Attorney J F Sullivan claimed Brinton seeks jury trial to vindicate him, while J R Weeks argued the statement was for publicity. District court term to be held in Burleigh County. Also, civil action against A C Townley for salary as manager of the SitaL Trust may be continued due to his wife's illness.
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Bismarck
N. D
J. W. Brinton
Justice Court
F. W. Cathro
Bank of North Dakota
Brinton
Brinto
J. J. Weeks
Bottineau
Thermate
Britton
Gother
District Court
Turleigh County
Arthur LeBurur
John OP. Sullivan
Ms Who
de Waters
R. Wat
Fargo
A. C. Townley
Sita
Minot man dies after self-inflicted wounds in jail
M D Tollefson, 88, Minot real estate man and father of four, died from knife wounds sustained in jail after borrowing a knife to cut steak and stabbing himself five times near the heart and cutting his throat. Despondency cited. his wife says distress led to the act. The incident follows a ten day jail term for public intoxication.
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Herald
Minot
N. D
M. D. Tollefson
Jali
Tollefson
North Dakota
Spokane
Burleson Upheld by the Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court sustained the refusal of lower courts to issue a mandamus forcing Postmaster General Burleson to restore Milwaukee Leader second class mailing privileges. The Leader had its privileges withdrawn in 1917 for antiwar articles, with the District of Columbia court previously dismissing the Leader's suit. The decision notes the Leader's anti American editorial stance and rejects censorship as an overreach, while dissents warn against expanding postwar censorship power.
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Washington
Ower
Burleson
Milwaukee Leader
Victor Berger
Supreme Court
Leader
United States
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mt Tx Clark
Aasotiate J. Clark
Junilee Brandeia
Brandeie
Postal Service
Brandeis O
oThia
hMry Brandeis
Holmes
Brandeis
Mr. Holmes
More Liquor Restrictions Planned Across Nation
Washington reports proposed regulations would limit liquor manufacture to makers of their own products and bar sales to wholesale druggists. A hearing by the Internal Revenue Bureau is planned, with questions on medicinal beer and ship transport prompting new policy debates for the incoming administration.
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Washington
Prohibition
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
Benson
Shipping ¢ Board
House
Jsuch
Harding sets first cabinet meeting in White House tone
Washington reports President Harding will convene the first cabinet meeting at 11 o clock tomorrow to discuss administration policies. Vice President Coolidge is invited. Senator Robinson urges delay of an extra session, with expectations of a date not earlier than April 10. Also noted are brief conferences and shifts in staff appointments.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
House
Coolidee
Robinson
Arkansas
Miami
Guch ‘Aa Chashmah
Wad Committee
Mraitig
Republican National
Ittee
Germany Faces Allied Reparations Penalties and Occupation
London March 7 Allied leaders decide to impose penalties on Germany for failing to meet reparations terms and to occupy Duisburg Dusseldorf Ruhrort after telegraphing orders for immediate action. Lloyd George says no peace without German proposals for a permanent settlement. Continued on Page 5.
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Germany
Lloyd George
London
Associated Press
Runrort
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Dusseldorf
Ruhrort
Rhine
Slepare
SS A
Granville Sees Growth Of Open Swearers Group
Granville’s latest non-swearers association grows after 1,000 membership blanks printed. Yaron TG Northwest Ry conductor Wynn organized the Granville Sherwood branch to promote open non swearing among men, signaling expanding reach.
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Association OF
Granville
Yaron
Revolt in Petrograd Sparks Citywide Unrest
Dispatches from Paris report the Soviet government facing a grave revolt in Petrograd as rebel leaders named include Petrichenko Yakovienk and Savchenko. Moscow dispatches say troops from the capital are being sent to restore order while rebels seek to win over advancing forces.
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London
Moscow
Petrograd
Petrichenko Yakovienk
Savchenko
Serge Savchenko
Vladimir Burtseff
Oryeskin
Putilin
Kozloyaki
Razsian Soviet UN
Petrorograd
Car That Carried Hooks Found, Negro Placed Under Arrest
Discovery on Superior streets of the limousine used in the January 20 disappearance of J. Hooke a Minneapolis taxi driver led to the arrest of Morris Jones a negro. Police and detectives located the parked car and waited for his return. Authorities in the Duluth area coordinated the case this morning.
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Superior
Wis
J. Hooke
Minneapolis
Morris Jones
Wm. Mead
Marlin Widness
Warren Pugh
Duluthia
Louis Osborne
Stanley Farmer Takes Own Life at Barn
Stanley Mareh Daniel Knutson a farmer nine miles south of White Earth hanged himself in his barn. He leaves a wife and six children aged five to adulthood. The family had gone to a party and returned to find him dead. no reason for the act has been established.
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Stanley, Mareh
Daniel Knutson
White Earth
Sere
Farm Wage Rates At Parchall In Dakota District
Around Parchall in Dakota the proposed farm wage is cited as 30 to 35 dollars. The text appears to discuss wage levels and federal standards, referencing a specific locale and period with uncertain transcription.
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Parchall
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