Resumption of Russian Trade Moves Center Stage
Washington March 23 officials weigh how a formal return to trade with Soviet Russia would reshape US policy. The White House relay to the State Department notes an evolving stance on visas and passports while Moscow signals a delegation to negotiate a trade pact. Lenine recants and Britain relations are studied for potential linkage to American plans.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Wilcon
Harding
White House
Stockholm
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Lenine
Boo
London
Moscow
Memage
All-Reagan Central Executive Committee
Great Northern Republic
Pt Nt
Repubees
Delegates chosen as recall debate fills district meetings
In North Dakota many women attended afternoon sessions as delegates for the Independent convention gathered in Grand Forks and Larimore to elect delegates to the Devila Lake March convention. Theodore Nelson urged a recall election, warning state funds could be used to finance campaigns and propaganda.
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Devild Lake
Grand Forks
Ised
Thin Tin
Consumers' Stores Stockholders May Take Over Stores
United Stores company of North Giroceboet will be given opportunity to move operate, then an individual or cooperative unit. Tommy Gibbons scored a technical knockout over Paul Sampson of New York in the second round. Sampson was no match for Gibbons.
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N. D
United Stores Company
North
Giroceboet
Warnia
Operative Unita
Movie magnates oppose Clara in films in California
San Francisco march 23 The California composed of representatives of motion picture interests is on record opposing the appearance in films of Clara Smith Hamon recently acquitted of killing Jake L Hamon in Ardmore Oklahoma.
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San Francisco
California
Molliona Oears
Clara Smith
Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
Cardinal Gibbons in Critical Condition in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons, 86, after a relapse last Sunday, is in critical condition in Baltimore. He remains conscious only part of the time, with weak heart action and low temperature. recovery is deemed unlikely as his strain and age have taken a heavy toll.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Friends
Union Mills
Havre de Grace
Patriotic Legion Prefers Nationwide Mass Meetings
Indianapolis March 23. The American Legion plans patriotic mass meetings in every state starting with Philadelphia on April 4. National headquarters says state departments are arranging events in major cities with nationally prominent speakers. Vienna private palaces of former royal families being sold for laser uses. Former Archduke Franz Salvator palace to become a 1000-car garage, purchase price 67,000,000 crowns about $110,000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Philadelphia
Legion
Vienna
Franz Salvator
Recall Only Way to Stop Such Usages in State Banking Scandal
The Bank of North Dakota holds a large share of public funds in Burleigh and Cass counties. On January 19, 1921 twenty banks owed $20,000 in loans to the Bank of North Dakota, with $325,837 redeposited in local banks. Of this, $124,688 was in the Bismarck Bank, $63,725 in Capital Security Bank, and $17,837 in the Farmers' State Bank of Regan. The arrangement concentrates funds in three banks, prompting a Senate or house audit inquiry into public fund handling.
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Burleigh County
F. W. Cathro
Bank of North Dakota
Bank Ofh Dakota
Farmers’ State Bank of
Regan
BE. Lofthus
House Audit Committee
Bismarck Bank of
Casa County
Settlement in Packing House Dispute Sought
Washington reports indicate talks between the big five packers and their workers with Secretary Davis aimed at a settlement over wages and conditions. Labor statisticians aided discussions as both sides signaled willingness to submit future differences to arbitration and consider an eight hour week to resolve hours.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Ume
Peea
Industr
Business Men Of Chicago Take Over Grand Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company control has shifted from a small circle to 500 Chicago business men who underwrite $1,000 each for guaranteed expenses. George M. Spangler announced as business manager after last night’s appointment. Also, Paris notes Bavaria will not dissolve militia and citizen guard Hinwohnerwehr per Berlin Journal dispatch.
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Chicago
Grand Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company
George M. Spangler
Wilk
Paris
Hinwohnerwehr
Berlin
Demands For Whiskey Release In Federal Suit
A Kentucky case filed in federal court through John M. Keller of Paducah seeks a mandamus against Revenue Collector Hamilton to compel release of a large whiskey cargo held in warehouses. The suit names W V Gregory as a possible party and describes an attempt to pay the tax to permit withdrawal. The filing is described as one of the first since the Veletesa set became operative. Trial date expected Friday.
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Louisville
John Ft. Keller
Paducal
Hamilton
W. V. Gregory
United Stans
Paul Williams
Wheat Growers Meet At Fargo Endorses Pool Plan
Delegates from North Dakota farm organizations meet in Fargo to decide if grain growers will back the national Wheat Growers cooperative marketing plan. George Duis elected president, officers named, and aims include embargo support and faster war finance committee action to bolster grain exports.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
National Committee of 17
United States
B. F. Ladd
A.L. Burdick
State Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago Board of Trade
C. V. Gregory
Chicago
State Association of Wheat Growers
Warren G. Harding
War Finance Committee
National Wheat Growers’ Association
Amociation
Mr. Duls
John Martin
Nick Nelson
Grand Forks
G. Harrison Garnett
St. Thomas
John 3. Fried
Jamestown
Steve Moulton
Wahpeton
J. D. Gronna
Lakota
A. Meecham
Edin
W. A. Wingie
van Hook
George E. Duis
National Board of the Wheat Growers’ Organization
Rere Teton
Dakota Group
Sige Reeman
Germany Rejects One Billion Marks Ultimatum
Paris March 23 The German reply to the allied reparations commission refuses to pay the one billion marks in gold due today and disputes the balance due May 1 arguing the 20 billion marks overdue has been more than paid The note proposes a joint commission to value German deliveries and expresses willingness to negotiate a loan abroad as a path forward The commission met to review the German reply and the Allies will report to their governments on possible actions
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Neim
Bar- On
Cme
Regions Commission
Tugboat Men Plan Strike Amid Wage Cut Protests
New York March 23 Plans for an immediate strike by ocean-going tow boat crews over wage cuts effective March 1 were paused awaiting approval from the national executive committee of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association. Leader Thomas B Healey said a walkout was planned and approved by international president William Brown, with a decision within 24 hours. About 150 tow boats and 3400 workers would be affected. the Atlantic Coast Tow Boat Owners Association had cut monthly wages by 35 to 60 dollars starting this month.
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New York
Marine Engineers” Beneficial Association
Thomas B. Healey
Philadelphia
Willam
Brown
G&d
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