Hamon case trials move as hotel rooms inspected
Ardmore Oklahoma March 11 jury inspection at the Hamon murder trial reviewed the hotel suite where Clara Smith Hamon and Jake Hamon once stayed. Court delayed 26 minutes for jurors to view the room in the order it stood. Prosecution and defense failed to reach agreement on evidence, with defense hinting at self defense or accidental discharge.
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Ardmore
Okla
Roomia
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake Ie Harriorn
Hamon
Clare Hamon
Hal
Clara Hamon
Jake Hamon
Clara
Oki
Clara Smith Hardon
Jake L. Hamnon
Oklahoma
Jara Hamon
Jake Ly Hayton
Haron
Preeling
Hawso
I Mon
Everal
Jake L. Hamon
Nuid
Ke Tam
Errot Dunisn Af Ardmore
Voreling
Clara Smith Lawson
Liamar Conspiracy Case In Fargo Heads To Jury Today
In Fargo North Dakota March 1 1930 the government case against Robert B Smady former acting prohibition chief and others including E O Haugen and Theodore Musgjerd centers on transporting 120 quarts of liquor from Moorhead to Sioux Falls for 3009 dollars. Judge Woodrough overruled a defense bid to dismiss as arguments on points of law concluded and the jury was excused for the day.
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Fargo
N. D
Robert B. Smady
Prohibition Group
Haugen
Allen Hotel
Moor
Theodore Musgjerd
Prohibition Group Chiefs
Moorhead
Sioux Falls
United States District Court
J. W. , Woodrough
Lintenifus
Thief River Defeats Minot 92 to 128 in Season Finish
Thief River Palla Minnesota March 11 The Thief River Legion Basketball team closed its season with a hard fought 92 to 128 victory over the Minot Legion squad. The home team played with persistence from start to finish and used strong defense to slow Minot.
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Thief River Palla
Minn
Thief River Legion
Crack
Minot Legion
Thief River
Prohibition Reform Talks Limit Beer to Nine States
The text outlines a plan to push nine states to enforce beer sale limits and asks Congress to modify the law. It notes brewers may not sell real beer until a nine state enforcement regime is in place, with medicinal use exceptions and strict date-based limitations.
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Congress
Lemke
Hagan
League to Launch Fund Drive Amid Recall Threats
The Nonpartisan League plans statewide lockstep fundraisers this Saturday, seeking 250000 as a starter for a recall contingency. Leaders cite political leverage and state jobs for organizers, with Morton County demanding reform and autonomy in local units.
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Raina
League
Licenaing
Fin
Harry Dunbar
John
Morton County
Bis Marek
Senate Confirms Harding Nominations
Washington reports the Senate confirmed D. R. Crissinger of Marion Ohio as comptroller of the currency and later approved nominations for B. Dearing, Culbert McVay, Ernest Tester Jones, and Elmer Ball as assistant secretary of agriculture. Other appointments included Bernard Butt as surgeon general of the navy and Charles B McVay Jr as chief of the bureau of ordnance with admiral rank. Additional nominees were Chaplain John Thomas Axton as chief of chaplains, Guntave Lukash to the Mississippi River commission, and Benedict Lester-Jones as director of the coast and geodetic survey.
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Washington
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Ohio
Senate
Xenate
B. Dearing
Culbert
McVay
Ernest Tester-Jones
Elmer D- Ball
Bawardo R. Butt
Navy
Charles B. McVay, Jr
Jens Clarence Cl
New Mexico
Flo. 4
John Thomas Axton
Army
Guntave Lukash
Benest Lester-Jones
Virginia
North Dakota official ethics clash sparks recall debate
The document argues Section 1826 of the 1912 North Dakota compiled laws forbids officials from financial dealings with state institutions. It contends Hagan violated the law while Lemke faces conflict as attorney general and industrial commission member. Independent voters weigh enforcement at Devils Lake on March 30.
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North Dakota
Hagan
V. N. Sfagan
Pete
William Lemke
Industrial Commission
Quicit Committee
House of Representatives
Homey Bulldere
Devils Lake
Meet of Minnesota teachers draws many from Winona
Winona Minn March more than 100 feathers were present for the Southeastern Minnesotas annual convention at Winona Normal school Miss Theda Gildemeiter instructor and president of the Minnesota educational association led the morning session urging higher salaries and better service for teachers Dr Jeremiah F Young of the University of Minnesota spoke on citizenship and Americanization advocating selective immigration restriction. The afternoon program was to follow.
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Winona
Minn
Mintresnte
Association
Winona Normal
Sehbcl
Theda Gildemeiater
Winona,normal
Minnesota, Educational Gavociation
Gildemeiater
Jeremiah F. Young
Department of Political Science
University of Minnesota
Young
Wyoming Woman Kills Three of Her Children
Mrs Jamey Watters, wife of a prominent rancher in the Big Horn basin, shot and killed one child and wounded another with a revolver. Reports say two other children are dying and she is believed to be insane amid chaotic conditions. The incident follows a period of tension as the family faced public scrutiny and local authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Savell
Wyo
Jamey Watters
Big Horn Basin
Fight With Bull Ends in Death in Wisconsin Stable
Oshkosh March 11 The bull got me said Fred Zwicky 61 a farmer of Black Wolf as he staggered into his home and died minutes later. His chest was crushed and several ribs broken after a violent struggle at the stables observed by none. His wife and daughter are in California.
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Oshkosh
Win
Fred Zwicky
Packer Labor Fight Heads to Chicago for Referendum Vote
Omaha dispatch reports the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers vote on a national strike after a Chicago conference authorized a walkout if ballots favor action. Delegates call the meeting successful and plan rapid ballot distribution with results due next Wednesday and a coordinating conference to map allied union action.
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Omaha
Neb
Peckerlabor
Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workers’ Convention
Patrick E. Gorman
Butcher Workers
Railroads plan wage cuts hit skilled workers nation wide
Railroads move to reduce war time pay, targeting skilled and semi skilled labor while unskilled workers would be spared. Major lines including New York Central and New Haven Hartford anticipate cuts with conferences planned, others like Santa Fe and Pennsylvania lines to follow. Labor board oversight and individual road negotiations expected, with dates set for April and March adjustments.
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New York
New York Central
New Haven & Hartford
Uge
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Santa Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cago Great Western
Island and Pacific
Northwestern
Long Island Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Labor Board
Penneee Railroad
Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ontario & Western
New York, Central
Federal Labor Board
Association of
Railway Executives
New Haven
Conn
Pennsylvania Lines
Witte
Belet
Pennsylvania
Frank P. Walsh
Brotherhoods
London Reports Russian Revolts and Rail Disruptions
London reports from March 10 and 11 describe widespread anti-Soviet revolts across Russia, severe food shortages due to halted trains, and heavy fighting around Petrograd. Positional updates cite Kronstadt bombardments, Kurski region clashes, and detachments near Minsk White Russia, with mutinies and executions linked to the upheaval.
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London
Newn
Russia
London Times
Cval
Biberia
Perm
Vologda
Petrograd
Chinees
Nikolaytsk
Kronstadt
Helsingfors
Jonioff
Red
Kurski
Kronstade
Abo
Finland
Oranienbaum
Systerbak
Stockholm
Todleben
Karelian
Eraivye Gorka
Fasnoye Gorks
Minsk
Reuter
Kiev
Lenine And Trotzky Speeches Heard By Boston Business Men
Boston March 1 British agent Sir Paul Dukes used phonograph records to present Lenine and Trotzky speeches to Boston business men at a chamber of commerce. Dukes translated the remarks calling them part of Red Russia propaganda while noting Lenine’s blunt voice and Trotzky’s musical oratory style influencing listeners.
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Boston
Lenine
Trotzky
Chamber of Commerce
Incheon
Paul Dukes
Great Britain
Russia
Hie
Paul
Tenine
Trotaky
Davis to Discuss Pending Meat Packers Strike
Washington reports Secretary Davis and President Harding preparing to address a looming meat packing strike caused by wage cuts. Federal labor agencies may order mediators to Chicago to avert a strike amid industry tensions. Minot, North Dakota. March 11. Robert Fraser of Crosby arrested on carrying concealed weapons and assault, following a dispute with Crosby banker J Clarke after habeas writ denial.
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Washington
Davis
Preesy Dent Harding
Department of Labor
Chicago
Crosby
Herald Special
Minot
N.D
R. Ff, Frazer
Divide County
Cl J Clarke
Clarke
Fraser
District Court
Lowe
Vadnals
Vadnala
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Pring
J. P. Nord
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Odrecelys
Ingan
Sheesh
Home Bat Association
Branarck
Inn of the van Public Lands
Joares Mierton
Wyoming
J. D. Coffman
Southeastern Sion
Minnesota Educational “Oclation
Packer
By Morris
Mara
Chicago & Alton Railroad
W. G. Bierd
Berdwald
J. Bierdwald
Jone More
Bethlehem
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Simar
Gurney Raihead
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