Independent convention urged at Devils Lake for six new laws
40000 voters sign petitions for six initiated laws and call for Devils Lake convention on March 30 31 to decide on recall and election plans. Independent Joint Campaign Committee led by Johnson Spalding and Nelson urges timely signatures and warns governors and parties may trigger an election. Delegates from legislative districts will discuss recall and other steps to restore sane government.
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Devils Lake
Independent Joint Campaign
Syeinbjorn Johnson
B. ¥. Spalding
Theodore G. Nelson
Oh Aoes
Secretary of State
Thau
Devile ‘Lake
Committee of Twenty
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Central
Tn Institute
Board of Audit Law
Rail unions push subpoenas for railroad heads testimony
Chicago March 14 unions warned they could not proceed with national agreements hearing without subpoenas compelling railroad executives to testify before the United States railway labor board. Frank P Walsh said subpoenas were essential and criticized the unions’ opponents, noting the panel might issue formal orders if required. The session adjourned after 10 25 a m with no further action.
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Iat
Rai
Tennajivante
Cnet Gray
Union Pacific
K. 8
Binders
Men
Sion
Frank P. Walsh
Four Brotherhoods
Fenee
Secor
Satiotheer
Labor Committee
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Ap Pear
Peolerhoods
Toda
Walsh
Morgana and Garga and
Apa
Henry T. Hunt
Natalie
Seas
Hamon and Ketch Cite Witness in Ardmore Murder Case
Ardmore Oklahoma March 14 Frank J Ketch former manager for Jake L Hamon and then administrator for his estate testified that he handed Clara Hamon 5000 dollars from Hamons account after the hotel shooting. He recounted Hamons initial claim of an accidental shooting then urging a cover story. He described Clara Hamons financial stake in Hamon estate oil ventures and a theater project.
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Ardmore
Okla
Frank J. Ketch
Jake L. Hamon
Clara ‘Smith
Hamon
J. L. Hodge
Ketch
Thomas V. Champion
G. P. Frdeling
Jake Hasmon
Clara Hamon
Austene
Chua
Keteh
Asid Ha
Haman
Clara Hamon Atul
Would You Run Your Own Business This Way Recall Debate
A critical editorial attacks North Dakota industrial commission mismanaging bonds and state plant finances. It warns that bond values and inventories misstate security, questions credit faith, and urges residents to consider recalling Governor Frazier and allies at a March 30 Devils Lake convention. It contrasts private corporate standards with state governance and calls for decisive reform.
Soviet Troops Advance Toward Polish Cities in War News
Report from Afton, March 14, says twenty divisions with artillery and air support push toward Poland, seizing towns near Szholensk, Vt., ebsk, Orahk, Mohilev, and Kortihek. Kronstadt unrest continues with street fighting and shortages. Kremlin orders big howitzers to Oranienbaum as Kronstadt food rations run low.
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Poland
Szholensk
Ebsk
Orahk
Mohilev
Kortihek
Koday
Krasnoye Gorka
Leon Protoky
Oranienbaum
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
N. Kolesov
Moscow
Nand
American Red Cross
Roll&t
Garrisan
Life Sentence For Moron Draws Judge Many Cheers
An odd case reports a moron receiving a life sentence from Judge Franz Johnston Jr. drawing numerous congratulatory messages from Chicago wives and women’s organizations. The article notes the judge’s satisfaction and public reaction amid unclear details.
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Many
Franz Johnston Jr
Chicago
Hera
Germany protests to the Nations League over penalties
Berlin report states the government has sent a note to the League of Nations protesting the reparation penalties imposed by the Entente for Germany’s alleged non-fulfillment. The note emphasizes Germany’s stance and seeks accommodation or revision of terms.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Entente
Germany
Wehe Restored to Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Herald notes Wehe did not take office today after a supreme court ruling restored him to the bureau. He plans to decide on action in a couple of days and indicates a challenge from new incumbents may follow after a governor’s hearing. McDonald comments on potential board changes. Spencer’s appointment to Wehe’s seat was hindered by illness.
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Herald Special Service
Bisquarck
J. Wehe
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Supreme Court
Wehe
Hess
S. McDonald
Bureau
Wene
C. M. Spencer
Grinpe
No Plan Yet For Paying Note Of 1 Million
Bismarck March 14 no arrangements have been completed by the Bank of North Dakota to pay the $1,000,000 note held by Merchants Loan and Trust of Chicago due Tuesday. W. Cathro said no extension was arranged but details were not stated. Tax questions loom if the bank is taxed, with an estimate of up to 80000. State officials are away and a meeting of the industrial commission is likely upon their return to discuss the bank funds ruling.
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Industrial Commission
North Dakota
Jamestown
Amstriea
Grand Forks
Bismarck
N. D
Bank of North Dakota
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago
W. Cathro
Lynn J. Fraxier
William Lemke
State Supreme Court
Bank of North
Fargo asks Frazier to veto House Bill 25
Fargo city commissioners in special session adopted resolutions urging Governor Frazier to veto House Bill 25 limiting tax levies and exemptions on city homes and farm property. They also authorized forwarding copies to other affected cities as veto deadline nears, citing harm to city operations and rising needs.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
Gornor Frazier
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Biemarck
Springfield riot leads to arrests of minors in city
March 14. More than twenty people, most under 20, were arrested by police and military authorities in connection with racial disturbances. Many faced concealed weapons charges. No major violence Sunday, though shots were reported. County jail crowded, troops guard the jail as authorities consider reimposing curbs on public gatherings and closures of cigar stores pool rooms theaters and transport.
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Springfield
Maubrien
Packing houses labor split over wage cuts and plan to confer
Chicago and midwest plants will operate under reduced wages beginning today affecting over 100000 workers. Armour Co and others defend 10 hour day avoidance while warning of no overtime rule. Union leaders push for Washington talks with Secretary Davis, with dates discussed for Friday. Washington reports confirm replies from five top packers agreeing to a conference to settle wages and hours.
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Marth
Middle West
Armour & Co
Armour
Washington
James J. Davis
Davis
Wilson & Co
Land
Fort Worth
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Sioux City
Towa
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
C.K. Urquhart
Davie
Armour Dally
Chives
Empoyers Toonlert
Kiiloye
Youthful Robber Shot and Killed in Theater Burglary
Chicago March 3 three youths attempted to rob the Hub theater safe when detective William Schultz shot and killed Hines Mielke 18 as he aimed a revolver from the roof. Two accomplices fled across the roof and were captured after leaping into an apartment window.
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Chicago
Mareh Ti
Hines Mielke
William Schultz
Czecho Slovakia and Hungary to Sign Agreement
Budapest reports that Czecho Slovakia and Hungary are expected to sign an economic accord this evening. Diplomats say the deal aims to ease trade and improve relations between the two nations. Benes and other officials were noted as participants in the talks.
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Slovakia
Hungary
Budapest
Bruck
Benes
Caeehi
Renes
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