North Dakota Credit Men Assess State Finances
Nearly 200 delegates at the Northwestern Credit Men's Association conference in the Twin Cities reviewed North Dakota finance. J. J. Earley of Valley City Bank outlined bank conditions as assets rise, while J. H. Tregoe led discussions on credit practices. The session stressed balance of capital and character, cooperation, and optimism for a stronger financial future in North Dakota.
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Northwestern’ Conference
Credit Men's Association
J. Earley
Valley City
J. H. Tregoe
J. JH. Tregoe
New York City
National Credit Men’s, Association
Human Dynamo
Northwestern Credit Men's Association
Pening Seasion
Twin Cities
Duluth
Far
Minot
North Dakota
J. J. Earley
Valley City Bank
N. D
Hin Addroas
Earley
Herald
J. W. Sprague
Minneapolis
Tavely Insc
J. H. 'Tregoe
Mr. Early
Yona
Jury 10 Hamon Case Deliberations Ebb in Ardmore Court
In Ardmore Ohio this afternoon jurors struggled amid strong arguments as Clara Smith Hamon faces a murder charge against Colonel Jake L Hamon. Attorneys Mullen and Champion sparred over strategy while Hamon cried, and spectators observed tense courtroom scenes. Judge’s son spoke as court adjourned.
Judge Grace Attacks Press In Dissent On Bank Of North Dakota
In Bismarck March 17 Judge Grace denounces press coverage as he attacks the majority ruling on the garnishment case against the Bank of North Dakota. He argues state ownership extends to state industries and utilities, citing constitutional amendments and past cases to defend sovereign enterprise and challenges the idea the bank is a private entity. The opinion broadens the scope of state participation in industry and references Green versus Frazier and historic farm protests. Continued on Page 7.
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Grace
No. Dakota
Bismarck
N.D
Supreme Court
Mt County
Anced
Bank of North Dakota
Industrice, of and Elevators
Atatepd Mod
Ciation
Richard Grace
Age Grace
Bron
North Dakota
Dakota
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Aed
Nortty
O Dakota
Tate
Bank of North Oak
Recall turmoil tied to Consumers' Stores Co loans
The recall controversy centers on a receivership for Consumers United States Co and a $100,000 debt to the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo. It recalls 1919 Langer bank raid and large extenst loans to Consumers' Stores Co and other league entities, prompting state bank closure and contentious court actions. Justice Bronson Robinson and Grace face renewed accountability. independent voters planned to act at Devils Lake on March 30.
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Consumers’ ’ United States Co
Bank of Fargo
Consumers’ Stores Co
William Langer
P. B. Randerson
State Bank
National Nonpartisan League
League Exchange
Publishers' National Service Bureau
League
Examiner
Joan
Hallgorsen
State Banking Board
Sam Lemke
Supreme Court
J. Lofthua
Mate Examiner
Ww. Thatcher
Equitanic Audit Co
House Audit Committee
Grace
Lonvention
Devils Lake
Harding asks Daugherty to review Debs case
President Harding asks Attorney General Daugherty to review the Debs case under the espionage act after repeated appeals for a fresh study of the evidence. A prior review under Wilson also found no clemency.
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Daugherty
Debs
Harding
Washington
Atlanta
Wilson
Armenian Hero Reunites With Wife Believed Dead
Marti Oynian, separated from wife Lousig in a Turkish raid near Erzeroum, learned she survived and was alive in Marseilles. A telegram to his brother John confirmed Lousig, 21, is safe. After months of hardship, Martin made his way to Yakima to reunite with family in America.
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Yakima
Waah
Erzeroum
Marti Oynian
Ain
Lousig Oynann
Marseilles
France
John Oynian
Martin Oynian
Europe
America
Bricklayers in Southern City Cut Wages to Eight Dollars
Mobile dated March 17 reports organized bricklayers and plasterers in the city voluntarily reduced daily wages from ten to eight dollars, citing the drop in cost of living. Also from Paris on March 17, ten communist leaders tried for plotting to overthrow the government in connection with May 11, 1820 strikes were acquitted.
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Mobile
Ala
Paris
Associated Press
Butte Man Reaches 97 Amid Montana Trip Tale
A Butte man nearing his 97th birthday recalls an eventful life including a 19th century move to Montana. Born in New Jersey in 1854, he reportedly journeyed from California with General Harney and settled in Montana where he remains active with a clear mind. His long life is marked by resilience and memory of remarkable travels.
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Ile Bone Wesc
Bammer
New Jersry
California
Drop the Case Against Seven Ball Players
Chicago March 17. The sale dropped the cases Risberg Cicotee McMullin and Buck Weaver. Other cases stricken off. Gandil Hal Chase R Brown Joy J Sullivan Abe Attell and Bill Burns were stricken from the court list. Judge Landis refused to comment. Trial date set for May 2. Crowe and attorneys discussed further action.
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Gandil
Hal Chase
R. Brown
Joy
J. Sullivan
Abe Attell
Bill Burns
Dever
Kenesaw M. Landis
Baseball
Crowe
Mr. Crowe
Jackson, Williams and Cicotte
Crane
George ¥. Barrett
American League
Death Penalty Sought in Wanderer Murder Trial
Chicago March 17 The state sought the death penalty in closing arguments against Carl Wanderer in the murder of a ragged stranger and the staged holdup claim. Prosecutor Lloyd Heth declared no compromise and urged execution if Wanderer is guilty and sane. The case recalls a prior conviction that yielded 26 years in prison. Washington March 17 Edward C Finney of Kansas received a recommended appointment from President KD Roam as commissioner at the general Mind office.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
Wanderer Horn
Lloyd Heth
Finney Ghre
Washington
Edward C. Finney
Kansas
KD. Roam Amlatant
There
General Mind Office
Surrey township files garnishment against Bank of North Dakota
Surrey township in Ward county filed garnishment in district court to force the Bank of North Dakota to pay 1315.31 owed to the local school district. The petition claims funds were moved from the bank, denying the township access to its money and hindering payment of checks. It cites initiated law and notes new garnishment actions expanding against the state bank.
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Herald Special Service
Bismarck
N. D
The
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Surrey Township
Ward County
Supreme Court
Oriska
Barnes County
McKernan County
School Board
Grassland
Nolette County
Majority Wants Strike in the Packing Plants
Chicago march reports show a large majority of middlewest packing plant workers favoring a strike. Dennia Lane secretary of the Amalgamated Order of Most Cutters and Butcher Workmen and Redmond Brennan counsel for the union hold power to call the walkout. Union leaders vote to back the action and seek a Federation of Labor conference with Samuel Gompers.
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Chicago
Middle Went
Dennia Lane
Amalgamated Order of Most Cutters
Redmond
Brennan
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
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National Association
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Hamon
Mullen
Ardmore
Ohio
Clara
Smith Hamon
Jake L Hamon
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W. P. McLean
Fort Worth
Texas
McLean
Freeling
Joe Ben Champion
Mia J. L. Smith
el Paso
Champion
Robertson
Mr. Champion
Sylvester Mullen
Colonel Hamon
Val Mullen
Sylvester
Val
Vester
Buck Garrett
Mr. Mullen
Jamies H. Mathers
Carter County
Mr.Champion
Ieee
Lofthus
Thatcher
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Birdsell
Christianwon
Birdzell
Bearn
Denyin
H. A. Bronson
J. E. Robinson
R. H
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Morris
Butte
Montana
Landis
Risberg
Eddie Cicotee
Fred McMullin
Buck Weaver
Michael Ahearn
Weaver, Folech, McMullin
Isberg
Heth
Surrey
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