District Delegates To the Independent State Meet Chosen
District conventions named delegates to the Devils Lake Independent voters convention on March 30 and 31. Delegates from Grand Forks counties and Pembina area show uninstructed stances with women delegates appearing in notable numbers. A Lions share of districts reported lively turnout and a push for early action on local mill and elevator work halted by funds.
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Grand Forks
Devila Bake
Devils Lake
Amesting
Larimore
John W. Scott
Gilby
J. Niagara
John Freeman
J. L. Hulteng
F. Burchard
J. F. T. Eee Erainar
Nick No F. Burchard
W. 8
Whitman
J.D. Bacon
J. F. T. O’cernnor
Court House
P. O. Thorson
J. W. Dennis
F. L. Goodman
P. 0
Thorson
W. A. McIntyre
J. B. Wineman
Henry Holt
George R Robbins
A. W. Dennis
E. Veitch
P. GO. Mandt
J. M
Pembina
Cavalier
N. C
Pembina County
J. LaMoure
C. Howard Eastman
J. L. Pariseau
Fred Hodgeson
Fred Farrow
J. E. Garvey
A. G. Carlin
Albert Garnett
Tho
Germany Told She Must Pay Total Amount
Paris March 24 The Allied Reparations Commission warned Germany that 20 000 000 000 gold marks must be paid by May 1 or additional penalties will be imposed The note addressed to the German delegation follows their refusal to pay 1 000 000 000 marks in reparations gold demanded yesterday It urged transmission to Berlin promptly
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Rewmrations Commission
Allied Reparations Commission
Berlin
Bergdoll Data Transferred for International View
Washington reports all papers in the Bergdoll case were sent to the State Department for an international viewpoint. Secretary Weeks said no formal request for Bergdoll's return had been made by Germany, noting Britain could seek delivery due to a passport violation, but the U.S. would not press cooperation. No evidence linked General Allen to Bergdoll or the kidnap plot. Vienna reports Czech Slovak military moves near Austria fueling panic amid talks of reunification with Germany.
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Washington
War Department
Grover C. Bergdoll
Germany
State Department
Weeks
Bergdolf
United States
Bergdoll
Canada
Great Britain
Beredell
Ted Corral
London
Mandan Mandan District Convention Report
Morton County news notes active 1900s style political recap in Mandan with mentions of P Norton J M Manley P L Henke and Rob Robertson. It hints at county sentiment on recall and references a Fourth District Convention held in Gefen North Dakota on March 25.
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Mandan
N. D
Morton County
Peace
I. Stateman
P. Norton
J. M. Manley
P. Ll. Henke
Z An Roberteon
Gefen
Cardinal Gibbons Dead After Prolonged Illness At 86
Baltimore obituary notes James Cardinal Gibbons archbishop and primate of the Catholic Church in America died at 11 33 PM after a long illness affecting his heart He was in his 87th year Relatives at bedside and tolling of the city hall bell mark the loss The pope's blessing received by cable underscored the moment A funeral likely within a week as many church dignitaries expected to attend The life profile recalls his rise from Baltimore born July 23 1834 to leadership in the church and influence with the Vatican with service in North Carolina and as Baltimore archbishop for 44 years
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
America
Pope Benedict
Monsignor
John Bonzano
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Union Mills
United States
Sacred College
Vatican
Pope Leo
Carding Gibbons
Ireland
St. Charles College
Maryland
St. Mary's Seminary
Priestood
East Baltimore
Father Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
James Dolan
St. Bridget’s Canton
Bridget'n
Spalding
Adramythum
North Carolina
McGill
Richmond
Gibbons
Archbishop Bayley
Leo XII
Haltimore
Catholic University
Our Fathers
New Orleans
Long Island
N. Y
Cardinal Gibbons Lifelong Leader Of Catholic Church In America
The obituary recalls Cardinal James Gibbons who died leaving a career spanning Richmond Baltimore and Rome. He revived church activity in Richmond and oversaw schooling and church building, founded or supported the Catholic University, and authored Faith of Our Fathers. A modest figure who joined bishops and popes in promoting public welfare with a lifelong devotion to toil and simple living.
Former Dakotan Sent To Montana Pen
Charles Swartz, arrested February 21 in Butte at Fargo police request, received one to three years in the Montana state penitentiary for attempting to obtain money under false pretenses. He swindled Fargo plumber N. Bryant of $40 by using the name Evan Granrud. a $100 request triggered police action. In Norfolk, Virginia, Bil Dol lard of Catholic University pitched the year’s first no hit no run, beating Hampton Roads naval station 1 0.
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Butte
Mont
Charles Swartz
Fargo
N. D
Montana State Penitentiary
Swartz
N. Bryant
Evan Granrud
Bryant
Norfolk
Bil Dollard
Catholc University
Hampton Roads Naval Training Station
Industrial Commission Power Sparks State Finance Debate
Independents warn that if the Nonpartisan league retains control the Industrial Commission could divert public funds via the Bank of North Dakota to cover deficits. They cite a projected near 14 million dollar total and warn of nearly unlimited power over taxpayers money, urging recall to remove current members.
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Nonpartisan League Administration
Ieft
state Industrial commission #1
Bank of North Dakota
League
Bills Planned for House Extra Session
Washington notes outline key bills to be taken up in the extra session beginning in March. Expected topics include tariffs, salt duties, valuation for imports, army and war appropriations, immigration limits, budget, and public welfare measures. Also sought are changes to government reorganization, education, soldier relief, maternity protection, and civil service reclassification. A Volstead Act amendment is anticipated with a recess hoped until December.
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Washington
Rioting at Green Bay paper plant during strike
In Green Bay Wisconsin on March 24 rioting occurred at the Northern Fapor s mill where about 500 workers on strike since March 14 attacked over twenty men, stoned autos, and injured several. Police reserves were called. situation under control with no further disorders expected. Several hundred workers now fill in for strikers as wage cuts of 20 percent face the plant, with several machines resuming and full operation expected within a week.
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Green Bay
Wis
Hamburg
Polit Cordon
Vulfan
Oficers
Blohm and Voss
Jeaders
Altona
Stratec
Servic
Durin
Poe
Flieben
Prussian Saxony
S S
Ebben
Telephone Industry Cannot Return To Pre War Basis Say officials
Fargo March 24 A D Mr Innes of Darex president of the North Dakota Telephone association told the convention the telephone industry can never return to the pre war basis for two reasons. Laws on the statute books set a wage minimum higher than prewar standards and reductions in material prices do not lower costs because labor dominates manufactured articles. He cited workmen compensation and minimum wage as factors to consider and argued rates will not fall, urging regulators to grant relief where necessary.
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Fargo
X. D
Innes of
Darex
North Dakota Telephone Association
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Minimum Wage Commission
McInnes
Devils Lake
Faust
Bileda
Washington
Riots in Hamburg and Saxony Prompt Police Action
Berlin reports disorder across Central Germany as Communists clash with police in Hamburg and Saxony. Casualties include civilians and a police officer. police use tear gas and grenades after orders are ignored, with blockades, street closures, and halted transit amid widespread looting and bank robberies.
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Grand Forks County
C. B. Bach
A. Carr
Nell Dougherty
Mears
X. E. Talghton
John Ehr
W. A. Corbet
Harry Passenger
Otto Burrey
John Burne
Ryder
A. B. Dickinson
Boring Lake
Thomas Plaisance
Doug Andrew Johnson
Buttington
Charles Pulteurtines Fuller
Louis Roubels
Skinnes
Bouwan
Department ‘of
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Bergdoll Data
Europe
Montana
Industrial Commission
Vane
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Bank of
North Dakota
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Com
A. J. Mclones
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Associace Pres
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Amsterdam
Saxony
Mansfield
Hestatadt
R Bic
Dumare
Prussian
Plauen
Rodewish
Leipsic
Freiburg
Dresden
Auerbach
Helbra
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