Joint action voted for by committee in Jamestown
North Dakota Republican state central committee members voted to cooperate with Democrats and Independent Voters association to block the Nonpartisan league in next November’s election. A joint 46 member committee was formed to plan campaign strategy, with seven women and eight men named to join five Democratic and Independent committees. Jamestown was chosen for the Independent Republican convention, with delegates apportioned by county and district conventions and Harding-vote basing rejected.
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North Dakota Independent Republican State Central Committee
Democrats and Independent
Voters’ Association
Nonpartisan League
LVA
Republican Committee
Ewe Tor Convent
Jamestown
B. I. Spalding
State Central Committee
Chisceannion
Ana
Arerewale
John Breen
Harding
Salome Not A Dancer Says G C Bruce Of Oxford
G C Bruce of Oxford reports Salome as an acrobat rather than a dancer, disputing modern beliefs with evidence. The article notes cautious claims, presenting Bruce’s interpretation of Salome’s performance and its reception in London.
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Salome
G. C. Bruce
Oxford
London
George C. Bruce
Ministers of Finance Meet Today in Paris
Paris report on a four nation finance ministers conference in Paris with Sir Robert Horne and Colonel Jaspar Theunys present. They say the August 13 allied financial commission agreements, later revised at Cannes, are binding though France has not ratified them. Lasteyrie notes France has not agreed and will study issues further tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sirr
Robert Horne
Lehancallot
Jaspar Theunys
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
France
Holand W. Boyden
Robert
Theunys
Allied Financial Commission
Cannes
Germany
Olga
Charles de Lasteyrie
M. Lasteyte
The
Figaro
Doubdtie
Debs Seeks Amnesty for I W W Prisoners
Chicago March 9 The Socialist party issued an appeal from Eugene V Debs urging members and affiliates to back amnesty for political prisoners It notes federal prisoners have been freed while many I W W and others remain jailed and calls for one million signatures to petition President Harding the House Judiciary Committee and lawmakers to form committees to cooperate with the I W W in a broad amnesty campaign focused on wartime era prisoners.
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Chicago
National
Socialist Party Today
Eugene V. Debs
Deb
O Pentifion
Draw Inga Planned For State Independent Tourney
St Paul Minn March 9 Draw Inga for play in the state independent basketball tourney scheduled to begin at the St Thomas armory March 14 to be made at a meeting of the Minnesota state independent basketball association here Sunday High teams have entered. Though no word has been received from the Two Harbors quint it is expected they will be on the ground to defend their right to the Batt title Teams entered Teiat Crookston Bt Stephens How ard Bake Anoka Cloquet and Benson
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St. Paul, Minn
Inga
Bt. Thomas Armory
Minnesota State Independent Basketball Association
Harbors Quint
Teiat
Crookston
Bt. Stephens
Howard Bake
Anoka
Cloquet
Benson
Mrs Obenchain testifies in defense in Kennedy murder case
Madalynne Obenchain testified in her own defense in Los Angeles telling how she arrived in January 1931 and pressed for Kennedy to return letters. She described meetings with Kennedy and his father, and said she kept a diary to refresh memory while awaiting his replies. Her emotional testimony referenced letters and alleged promises as part of the case against her.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Connor Obenchain
Chicago
J. Belton Kennedy
Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Emanks
Tean
Kenedy
Ennedy
Furthe
Phe
Louise Wilson
Obenchain
Madalynne
Followa
Sharahly
Cal
Ralph Obenchain
Wu Irial
Bia
Mead
Madalynne Obenchain
Byl Y ‘Mra
Mary C. Pl
James F Shea Nominated US Marshal for North Dakota
President Harding nominated James F Shea to be United States marshal for North Dakota. The announcement names Shea as the federal law officer for the state pending Senate confirmation and service under the Harding administration.
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James F. Shea
Marshal
North Dakota
Harding
United States
Non da
Kota
Dr M P Brown Dies After Tax Notice Informing
Davenport March 3. Dr M P Brown walked into the county treasurer’s office today to pay his taxes. The deputy informed him of the amount. Dr Brown reeled, fell to the floor. Heart failure is the alleged cause.
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Davenport
Jaws
M. P. Brown
Ueamount
President Harding Heads To Vacation City For Florida Break
President and Mrs. Harding arrive in St. Augustine on the special train for a week of rest. The trip from Washington to Florida runs smoothly with a coast plan possible aboard publisher Edward B. McLean's house boat. Precautions guard the presidential train as taxes and travel details mix in a final Washington payment.
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Harding
Mardini
Florida
Washington
South Carolina
St. Augustine
Virginia
Carolinas
Quyiagian
Sawyer
Daugherty
Snekker
Voune Gilvilte
Fletcher
Mr. Harding
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Atlantic Coast Line
Origin of Four Power Pacific Pact Examined in Senate
Senator Underwood admitted he knew few details of the four power Pacific treaty negotiations due to absence when talks progressed. Senator Robinson also challenged the pact, calling it an alliance that would not promote peace and could invite rival influence and harm.
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Robinson
Washington
Chamber
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Democratc
American Arma
Arkansas
Fillignce
Pay As You Leave Movie Houses Declared Success
Bend Oregon reports that the pay as you leave plan adopted Monday by two motion picture theaters is proving successful with larger crowds and higher revenues. The manager J B Sparks states patrons choose how much to pay or pay nothing, under the new system.
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Bend
Ore
J. B. Sparks
Chicago
Secretary Davis urges joint coal talks to avert strike
Secretary of Labor Davis urged miners and operators to meet before March 31 to discuss a new agreement. He said the move, with President Harding's approval, aims to prevent coal supply disruption and secure the country from strike consequences.
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Davin Hh
Harding
Indianeyonn
Enw
Associated — Prees
Lewix
United Mine Workers of America
Tabor Davis
Minera
Warrington
Pat
St. Louis
Jink Farrington
Witnuls Distriet
United Minn Workers of America
Laday
I Ilinois
International Union
Feu
Farrington
William Green
Fighal
Mr. Green
Indianapolis
Nin
Green
Therm
Giuriati Chosen To Head Provisional Government Of Fiume
Italian parties including Fascists Nationalists Republicans and Catholics claim a majority in Fiume have chosen Giovanni Giuriati former d Annunzio cabinet head to lead a new provisional government of the Flame free state succeeding the Zanella government. Zanella and Gottard parties have taken no action on the selection.
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Fiume
Associated Press
Ciovanni Giuriati
Gabriele d' Annunzio
Flame Free State
Zanella
Gottard
Free State
Giuliati
France battered as severe storm cripples coastlines
Paris reports indicate France suffered heavily from a violent three day storm. Telecommunication lines were blown down, rail and steamship services halted, and numerous boats wrecked or sunk along northern coast regions with casualties and widespread damage.
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Paris
France
Reperindei
TACTFUL ANSWER SAYS HIGH OFFICIAL INGENUOUS NOTE ON GENOA CONFERENCE
Washington March 9 A high U S official says the refusal to attend the Genoa conference is tactful pressure to aid European economic rehabilitation and should not be seen as withdrawal from grave European issues. London reports that Britain sees US absence not changing plans or date for the meeting.
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Washington
United States
Europe
London
Associated Presa
United Fates
Genoa
Britain
Mary Daggett Noted Writer Dies at Pasadena Home
Pasadena on March 9 Mary Stewart Daggett noted author of several novels died at her home after illness She was born in Morrison Ohio in 1836 The writer known for her literary works passed away yesterday in California authorities said.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mary Stewart Daggett
Star Seas
Morrissons
Ohio
Mayo Arrives in Mexico City For Health Visit
Dr William Mayo of Rochester Minnesota arrived in Mexico City accompanied by other physicians. He said the visit blends pleasure with an inspection of health conditions in general and sparked renewed talk about President Obregon needing treatment for a bad arm.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
William J. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Obregon
Celaya
Mayo
Body found with head blown off in Madison
Madison March 9 The body of Arthur Burns 25 of Rockdale Wisconsin was found yesterday with the head partly blown off and a public safety item tying between his legs It is believed he committed self harm He had been missing for movers days
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Madison
Wis
Arthur Burns
Rockdale
Win
Nirar West Kashisonong Yeatorday
Bertween
Strike Halts Lumber Industry in South
Klamath Falls Ore March 3 The lumber industry in southern Oregon and northern California faced a near standstill as workers joined a protest over the newly implemented eight hour day. The strike disrupted operations across mills and camps as employees staged demonstrations.
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South
Klamath Falls
Ore
Plan to Use Adjusted Service Certificates as Bank Collateral
Washington March 9 Comptroller Crissinger stated that if soldiers bonus legislation pays by adjusted service certificates banks should not take the certificates as loan security. He called the plan “the worst kind of frozen credit” and warned banks against accepting them as non negotiable paper for loans up to three years, risking illiquid mass of security similar to non reaccountable stock.
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Washington
Crissinger
Federal Reserve
London Political Situation Narrowing Noted In Parliament
Report from London notes no change in the political scene as Premier remains able to chair cabinet, but not fully recovered. Lords debate the treaty's fate with Birkenhead defending the government stance while factions push for clarity on policy and leadership amid ongoing coalition tensions.
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Fabbrol Gorvania
Trish
Ropner Merries
Stone
Frady Charged With First Degree Murder
March 8 report states Frady charged with first degree murder in Miami Beach case involving his wife Dorothy J. Limes. Grand jury indictment accuses Frady of killing them at their hotel on February 24. The document details the charges arising from the Heath case and names the involved parties.
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Munila
Cy Wrady
Viciente
the Heath
Dorothy J. Limes
Eliot
Miami Beach
Grand Jury
Newspaper Men Gather in Minot for Immigration Meeting
Northwestern North Dakota editors, publishers, and officials plan a Friday conference at the Grand Hotel Minot to coordinate a statewide immigration drive. Notables include Frank Colling, H S Funston, and Joseph A Kitchen, with delegates from many communities expected to attend. sessions focus on boosting editorials and outreach for the campaign.
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Maren
Northweateen
North Dakota
Willie Uunterfett
Stair
Grand Hotel
Ban'lnon
Grand
Association of Commerce
Potter
Gener
Reo Line
HS. Funston
Sine Road
Minneapolis
Frank Colling
Soo Line
Minot
Joseph A. Kitchen
Agriculture
Ed A
Mia
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J. H. McGauvran
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Ministers OF Finance
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Marek S.arrans
Rotary
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Trite Cooley
Wisbrne 2Ajor
Mine Workers’ Union
Kairry Taylor
Crn‘tral Coal and Coke Company
Giuriati
America
Hughes
Ricci of Tati
Jullietas
Eles Vonvicon
Suxrey
Marcy
Arsericus
Felal
William Mayo
Lord Birkenhead
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