Introduction of Testimony in Hamon Trial Ends
Ardmore Okla March 16 introduction of testimony in the Nora Hamon trial for alleged orders of Colonel Jake Hamon ended at 10 23 this morning. Court reconvenes to finalize jury instructions with five hours allotted for opening arguments. Defense led by W P McLean outlines three remaining speakers while state attorney general Freeling prepares rebuttal. Threats against state counsel and jurors circulate as the dull session follows yesterday’s dramatic proceedings.
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Ardmore
Okla
Nora Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Publican
National Comrmitteeman
Oklahoma
Rvocu
Parst
Prince Freeling
H. H. Brown
W. P. McLean
Fort Worth
Texas
Ling
James H. Mathers
Carter County
Clara Hamnon
Joe Ben Champion
Eat
McLean
Clay Hamon
Buck Garrett
Herailf
Hamnon
Champion
Wm. P. McLean
Witneha
Daniels
Clara Hamon
Denizon
Dallas Yast
Hamon
Miss Cannon
Dr. Hardy
Errett Dunlap
Clara
Colonel Amon
Hardy
Newspapera
Amonk Apoctatore
Peraopal Deuce
Freeling
Taxis Four See IO Demands Right Pay in Installments
Taxpayers seek installment payment terms after IO demands full payment. One individual reportedly submitted a return to the deputy collector of Invernree Tuo using a single money order to pay the first installment.
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Tame
Invernree Tuo
Detailmene
Ex President to Be Honored in New Memorial Drive
A New York gathering launched a movement to create a perpetual memorial for Woodrow Wilson. About five hundred attendees approved a temporary committee with Franklin D Roosevelt as chairman and Henry Morgenthau as treasurer. A minimum $500,000 trust fund was proposed to award yearly the person making the greatest contribution toward international harmony.
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New York
Woodrow
Wilszon
League of Nations
John Drinkwater
Franklin “Dy “Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Treasier
Ruling Affects Rochdale Co operative in Wisconsin
Madison March 16 Following arrest of an agent of the Rochdale Co operative companies operating in Wisconsin under the society of America on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses Attorney General Morgan issued a statement explaining the statute of co operation in this state The society had incorporated ten Rochdale companies with a capital of 1000 each to evade blue sky laws Morgan said the promoters would not easily sell debentures promising high returns backed only by a tiny company He affirmed legitimate co operative enterprises are desired but warned of the rail fence trail leading to enforcement action
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Madison
Wis
Rochdale Co-operative Companies
Wisconsin
Covcrates Boe ‘Ciety of America
Morgan
Cooperative Sociery
Eecuelion
Railroad Commission
Western lawmakers plan tariff legislation conference with Harding
Washington March 16 Western members of the house ways and means committee expect to see President Harding tomorrow to urge permanent tariff legislation ahead of revenue revision. At last night’s White House talks with Senator Penrose and Chairman Fordney, a precedence clash was discussed. Representatives Green Hawley Timberlake Hadley Young were named as the attending delegation for the talks at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Harding
Congress
White House
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Inclus
Green
Laws
Young
North Dakota
Ear
Wisconsin
Timberlake
Colorado
Hawley
Oregon
Hadley
Minnesota Legislature Adjourment Resolution Sent to Rules
A joint resolution to adjourn the Minnesota legislature on April 9 was introduced in the Senate by Senators Cumming Wold Bonniwell and others and sent to the rules committee. A similar House resolution, discussed last week, is with the rules committee for action.
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St. Paul
Minn
Senate
Cumning, Wold
Bonniwell
Committee
House
Rekoee
Committee On Rules
Gordy
Recall probe hints graft deal in North Dakota Home Building
The North Dakota audit committee notes J R Waters testimony that F R Pollard, purchasing agent for the Home Building association, allegedly took a four dollar per thousand feet kickback. Despite cabinet-level concern, no further action or extradition occurred. The piece criticizes the Industrial Commission’s management and urges ousting members Lynn J. Frazier, J N Hagan and William Lemke at the independent convention in Devils Lake on March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota State Industries
North Dakota Chance of Representativea
J R. Waters
F. R. Pol
Home Building Association
Pollard
Floorieh
Senate Audit Committee
W. A. Anderson
Soheral
Denver
Calo
Hone Building Association
Anderson
Rey
Lynn J. Frazier
J. N. Hagan
William Lemke
Devils Lake
Telegraphic Tidbits From Across the Nation
A sweep of brief items notes Mellon signaling improved markets on Treasury certificates. Cottonseed oil and toffee futures hit multi year lows. A Missouri bride aged sixteen faced arrest for shooting her step daughter. Polish Russian peace accords were set to be signed Friday. Chicago reports mass refer end vote on a strike involving parking house workers. Text mentions unions debating anti dumping bills and labor actions. Texarkana reports a hanging as 2,000 workers flocked to a union HQ. Armour & Company talks outline an industrial plan with 24 company reps and a union committee. Final tallies show 8,987 votes cast by 5,724 workers.
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Chicago
Amal
al Taj
Suidher Westilhnas
Ing
Texarkana
Ark
Brownie Tuttle
Alel Toda
Hope City
Armour & Com=ployes
Fke
Memorial for Wilson sparks global movement in 1919
A worldwide drive seeks a perpetual memorial to Woodrow Wilson praised as the man who projected the League of Nations. Reports note large crowds from Germany in Breslau for a plebiscite on Upper Silesia and chess matches in Havana and Omaha detailing scheduled games and potential strikes over working hours and wage disputes.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Breslau
Silesia
Germany
Upper
Ellesis
Trotzky Says Petrograd Is Undisturb
In a Moscow interview Leon Trotsky, war minister, claims Petrograd is impregnable and not to be overthrown. He accuses emigrant centers of fomenting revolution to disrupt peace with Poland and Britain. Kronstadt garrison rests and provisions now ample for three years, says an American Red Cross source.
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Associated Press
London
Leon ‘Troteky
Moscow
Petrograd
Uur
Tne
Vetrograd
Kronstadt
Tratzky
Trotzky
Poland
Great Britain
Copenhagen
Helsingfors
American Red Cross
Victor M. Tehernas
Kerensky
Garnishment of North Dakota Bank Funds Initiated
Ward County, Minot, N D March 16 Ward County today initiated generalment proceedings against deposits of the Bank of North Dakota in fourteen wards and two McHenry counties. The county has a holding a count in the state checks of which have not been honored. Ward County also has 186100 in the fine deposit. Four nonpartisan commissioners contend the action is to prevent some other from garnishing at a bank funds in Ward County.
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Havana
Jose R. Capalanca
Cuba
Amanuel Lanker
Berlin
Cee
Partd
Omaha
Oun Sale
Packing House
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Butcher Workmen's Union
Dr. Lasker
Minot
N. D
Ward County
Bank of North Dakow
Wantaa
McKenry
S1tson Ae
Ward
New French Forces Arrive Near Duisburg As Occupation Looms
March 16 Duisburg reports French troops arriving from German-occupied areas amid speculation they may seize Mulheim on the Ruhr near Esnen as allies still have Hamborn under occupation but garrisons not yet established. Coblenz notes Rhine zone customs principles outlined by Rhineland commission with General Allen involved unofficially in tariff talks.
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Duisburg
Associated Press
Germany
Mulhelm-on-Ruhr
Here
Esnen
Hamborn
Uulline
Coblenz
Associated Prews
Rhine
Rhineland Commission
Allen
Auther and Franzen Sentenced in Milwaukee Case
Pierre Paul Auther and Mrs Charlotte Franzen were sentenced to three years each in the Wisconsin State Penitentiary at Waupun after pleading guilty to intoxication charges. The case drew national attention as Franzen was allegedly abducted at gunpoint from her husband and taken to St Louis before reuniting in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Win
Pierre Paul Auther
Highland Park
Charlotte Franzen
University of Wisconsin
Waupun
Ruther
Franzon
St. Louis
Ater
Franzen
Auther
Sye
Armenia Cleared of Reds. New Coalition Controls Erivan
New York report says Armenia is virtually cleared of Molchevist invaders and a new coalition government seated at Erivan and Kerikan holds a wide area. Messages received at Near East Relief headquarters in Constantinople indicate the situation.
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New York
Armenia
Eriv
Kerikan
Constantinople
Eddie Norris acquitted after two day trial at Estevan
Eddie Norris of Minot North Dakota was found not guilty of robbery with violence of liquor from exporters after a two day jury trial in Estevan. He was released immediately. The same report notes Edward Norris of Minot was acquitted by a jury in the supreme court in Galnahoro for involvement in a November liquor house robbery, with seven hours of deliberation. Norris returned home to Minot.
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Winnipeg
Estevan
Bask
Eddie Norrig
Minot
N. D
Srial
Norris
Eptavan. Savk
Edward Norris
Galnahoro
Supreme Court
Imic Lastight
o_t
Tnday
French deputies press reparations dispute in Paris
Paris reports that the Allied Reparations Commission demands Germany pay one billion gold marks by March 23, with deposits to be held at the Bank of France or Federal Reserve Bank. Interpellations on the London conference results resume in the chamber as Premier Briand faces votes and socialist criticism.
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Paris
London
Chamber of Deputies
Tnis
Briand
Socialist Party
Germany
Berlin
Pepevalent Mission
Petit Parisien
Ber Ns
Harding Continues Appointments From Washington
President Harding moved on several personnel actions with March 16 to March 18 notes. Guy D. Goff of Racine Wisconsin was recommended as assistant attorney general. A northwest candidate group urged a Commerce Commission seat but endorsed no single name. Former Utah Governor William Spry was believed chosen as commissioner. Freda Scobey of San Antonio Texas appeared named director of eminent domain.
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Washington
Guy D. Goff
Racine
Win
Harding
Daugherty
Northwest
Interstate Bommerce Commission
William Spry
Utah
Freda Scobey
San Antonio
Texas
Ea Mint
Ministers urged to quit if pay not sufficient
Chicago March 16. Rev Carl D Cane Baptist of Oak Park urges ministers to leave the ministry if salary cannot support their families. He says all vocations are sacred and if a man feels he can serve God better in another way it is right for him to quit.
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Chicago
Too Mall
Carl D. Cane
Oak Park
Five Western Canneries to Close This Year
Seattle March 16 Five canneries of the Northwestern Fisheries company in southeastern Alaska will remain closed this year due to weak canned salmon market. Three other canneries in southwestern Alaska will run at full capacity. Three yearncls and a cannery tender will be sent north in April.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwestern Fisheries Company
Alaska
League Press Receives Over $3,000 State Advertising Funds
In Bismarck on March 10 the first state funds for advertisements by North Dakota Industrial Commission papers were paid through the Publishers' National Service Bureau. The total is 3086.24 dollars, approved by the state auditing board. The Fargo Courier-News billed 34 for three pages at 7 113 per insertion. the North Dakota Lood printed two at 448 per insertion. Remaining funds total 160,000, with earlier appropriations and a pending investigation by a committee.
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The
Industrial Commission
Bismarck
North Dakota
National Mae Bureau
Atate Auditing Board
Metmbar
Ourlier
National Service Bureau
Fargo Courier-News
Thronte
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Perpetual Wilson Memorial
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Johnny Wilson
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Mike O'Dowd
Liberty Bonds
Sourth
Wigtory
Howe
North Dakota Industrial Commission
Aftar
Treasury
Mellon
Farmington, Mo
Bfrs
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Riga
Duesseldorf
Allien
Pas
Geckoany
Pase
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Ward CO
Mrs. Franzen
Eddie Morris
League Press
Jew Quadrat Commission
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