Bank of North Dakota deposits rise little after opening
The Bank of North Dakota shows only about a $13 000 rise in individual deposits since Feb 15 as the Industrial Commission opens private deposits amid note payments of $1 000 0900. State funds drain continues with $60 000 more loaned to institutions and departments.
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Bank of North Dakota
Frazier
Chicago
Bank of Nort Dakota
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Ee Bank
Commission
Wisconsin school districts face loan limits as Senate blocks action
March 21 report notes continued 1 percent borrowing cap for schools amid property tax constraints. Legislature approves memorial urging Congress to curb profiteering and protect life costs, while Wisconsin butter fat content holds at 82 percent, within the 42 percent tolerance.
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Hawe
Noth Houses
Au‘orize
Avila
Staten
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Nelson
Lohotas
Public Funds Finance League Banks In North Dakota Debated
The piece attacks the Bank of North Dakota and the state industrial commission for rediscounting and redepositing public funds, alleging favoritism toward Nonpartisan League supporters. It cites county banks and loans, urging voters to oust current officials at the Devils Lake convention on March 30.
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Wood's Bank
Deering
McHenry County
Security State Bank
F. B. Wood
Nonpartlean League
Bank of North Dakota
J. F. A. Vogel
House of Representatives
Farmers’ Te Bank
Coleharbor
McLean County
Northwestern State Bank
Nelson County
C. E. Loftus
Nelson
Nelson County Bank
Dlecounteewan
Michigin City Bank of Michigan
Ahesi
Wad
B. WH
Stary of
Conway
Stary
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Packers and workers hold private hearing in wage dispute
Washington conference with Labor Secretary Davis and cabinet members Hoov er Wallace opens after worker representatives seek private hearing. Packers tell of authority limits while unions vow to stand firm, with allied trades backing employer talks. Milwaukee wage cuts spark strike vote amid 10 hour day plan. Empty grave case in Sterling City, Texas, draws police attention after decades.
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Hoover
Department of Commerce
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
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James L.condon
Carl Meyer
Packers
Dennis Lane
Redmond
Lane
Brennan
J. J. Brennan
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Milwaukee
Wis
Hile Union Meat Workers
Renalta
Cudahy
Udahy
Apermont
Tex
Texas
B. J. Cochrane
Wall County
Omty
Milve
Sterling City
Court Allows City Surcharge on Power Bills
The brief announces a victory for the city as the district court grants a temporary restraining order to allow the collection of a power surcharge if a bond is in place. The Supreme Court will decide merits and two corporations must provide adequate surety to uphold the order. North Dakota forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures.
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North Dakota
Matewan defendants acquitted in Felts death case
A Mingo county jury found sixteen Matewan defendants not guilty in the Felts death trial amid cheers from miners outside the court. The case links to the 1920 Matewan battle during a coal strike that left several killed and prompted indictments of twenty three individuals. Six other indictments remain for the deaths of the six detectives and local residents.
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Saunty
Williamson
Mingo County
Stone Mountain Coal Corporation
Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency
Albert C. Felts
Felts
C. C. Testerman
Welta
Testerman
Matewan
Sid ‘Hatfield
Hatfield
Germans Win Big In Upper Silesia Plebiscite Vote
Official returns show 876000 votes for Germany and 389000 for Poland with two districts missing. Interallied plebiscite chief General Lerond says Poles cannot override the decision, denying rumors of 80000 troops at the frontier. No serious disorder reported. entente forces to suppress any attempt to influence the outcome.
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Associated Press
Germany
Upper Silesia
Poland
Oppeln
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Lerond
Associated Press Today, Inc
Silesian
Associated Press Correspondents
Eichenau
Wolls
Oppein
America
Deutschland
Breslau
Tarnowits
Beuthen
Koenigshuette
Kattowitz
Hindenburg
Kreuseburg
Harding Seeks Opinion On Tariff Plan For Farmers
President Harding asked the House Ways and Means Committee to gauge Republican sentiment on an emergency tariff aimed at aiding farmers. The plan would avoid an embargo and cover only a few items, notably wheat and wool, with no definite committee decision reached.
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Harding
Fordney
House Ways and Means Committee
Senate Republicans
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