Deporteds Play Major Role in Russian Revolution
The Hague and London reports note deported Russians in the United States aiding new revolutionary efforts in Russia. Dispatches describe mixed views on Petrograd’s status with battles at Kronstadt and Roulkovo, while Bolshevik fire reportedly causes limited damage externally. Bolshevik deserters in Moscow cite severe food shortages as a motivating factor.
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Vadanis Rearrested For Parole Breach In Crosby Case
Minot North Dakota March 10 W M Vadnais of Crosby former county auditor pleaded guilty January 28 to falsifying tax records. He received a five year suspended sentence but was rearrested for parole violation after not providing restitution or records aid. Governor canceled parole at state's attorney request. Vadnais rearrested three times. habeas corpus sought. George Genetz another former official pleaded guilty and serves one to seven years. Brookings debate teams prep for Men’s Pentagonal Debate League facing Yankton Sioux Falls. South Dakota lags in demonstration work but plans spring program expansions.
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Rtate
Olaf Brattellen
Crosby
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Towe
Stair
Minot
Bismarck
George Genetz
Vadnala
Brookings
Carl Bennies
Minneapolis
Marcus Chase
George Wold
Platte
Yankton College
Yankton
George Bigwar
Arthur Simon
Princeton
Donald Warnick
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls College
Thii Alota
South Kota
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Tea Uren College
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Morita
Oklahoma
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Tate
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Walter Scott
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Veniremen
Ardmore J
Sand
Stats Sand
Resting
Clara Smith Hamon
Clara Smith
Lamon
Frank Hamon
Jake, Jr
Mire
Katherine
Reid
Ardmore
Hannon
County Dulliing
Sherif Buck Garrett
Secial
Cour
General Preeting
Count i
Conspiracy Case Up In U S Court In Fargo
Fargo March 10 The government opens a major federal case in North Dakota against former prohibition chief Leady and Theodore Musgierd alleging a conspiracy to transport whisky from Fargo to Sioux Falls. The trial timeline, witnesses, and filings are outlined as the jury selection begins and defense attorneys contest proceedings.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
N. D
Gov
Prohibition Up
Je » Bo, Baugen
S. Hotel Tn
Theodore Mutgierd
Testa Iitrict Court
Vargo
Sioux Fal
South Dakota
G. H. Newberry
Richard Tenberg
Foster County
Carrington
L. R Putnam
Harry Vetrie Linton
Theodore A. Marquardt
Carstown
Finley Baker
Bismarck
F. M. Weber
Forbes
J.A Dast
Denbigh
C. Deverkurage
Jamestown
J.H. Elliott
Flynn
Hugo Kraut Kraemer
Sifidreth
J W. H. Barnett
Catry T
E. C. Haugan
Moorhead
Francis C. Murphy
Minot
Theodore Musgierd
Claire Brickner
United States District Attorney
District of North Dakota
Leady
Fargoome
Mw Liewise
Haugen
Quer
North Dakota
Vun Dakota
Bedne Premer
Premianta
Sioux Pulls
Harding May Be Asked To Accept League
Paris reports that negotiations between the French embassy in Washington and the state department aim to persuade President Harding to back a modified League of Nations. Officials in Washington withheld comment, noting the move appears French-initiated and not yet at formal negotiation stage.
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Associated
Preon
Foreign Office
Bassy
Washington
State Department
Presgent Harding
League of Nations
Mment
Associated Press
Unit 4
Harding
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Davis
London
State Owned Steam Shovel to Clean City Lake in Pierre
A state owned steam shovel arrives in Pierre South Dakota to remove eight years of silt from the capitol lake. About 1 000 000 cubic yards of dirt will be removed to restore the lake bottom. washing mud into the Missouri River and dumping dirt across the north shore will form catch basins. Artesian well water will feed the cleaned lake at roughly 400 gallons per minute.
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Missouri
Capitol
Work In Ruhr District May Stop as Result of Occupation By Allies
Vague hints that work in the Ruhr district may cease soon due to Allied occupation of Duisburg Dusseldorf Ruhrort and related customs controls. Workers showed little unrest, watching French sentries and inspecting guns and tanks. Officials predicted no strike, while business leaders doubted heavy Rhine trade could move overland, and Belgian French troops occupied Duisburg with gunboats on the Rhine.
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Duirburg
Associated Press
Rrmany
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Ruhrort
Berlin
Rhine
Minnesota Senate Considers Street Car Bill in Tight Debate
The Minnesota Senate debated the general street car bill with numerous amendments. Provisions included municipal acquisition methods, state commission valuation, annual company reports, and limited free permits to Minnesota corporations. A referendum delay proposal failed 44 to 19. Separately, Wisconsin Assembly passed the Matheson prohibition bill 43 to 44 and sent it to the Senate.
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Weamty
Minnesota
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Duluth
Callahan
Interme
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Recall or surrender proposed to curb state ad campaigns
A North Dakota press campaign questions the Industrial Commission spending six thousand dollars on public ads promoting the commissions work. It urges independent voters to choose between unconditional surrender or a recall at the Devils Lake convention on March 30 to stop state funds being used for partisan promotion. The piece accuses commissioners Lynn J. Frazier William Lemke and J N Hagan of shifting school and state funds to their coffers.
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Nonpartisan League
Es State
Minasioner
Hagan
Industrial Commission
Lynn
Devils Lake
Injunction to Stop Wage Cut Is Considered
Omaha and Chicago bargaining over wage cuts for packing house workers moves to federal court after meetings with delegates and a possible injunction plus temporary restraining order. If no agreement arises, a receiver could be sought. strike action is deemed unlikely by Armour & Co, while arbitration remains urged by Labor Secretary Davis and counsel Brennan.
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Amalgamated “Meat Cutters and
North America
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Brennan
Washington
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