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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1921

Page

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Devils Lake Delegates Favor Recall at State Meeting

Delegates arriving at Devils Lake favor recall as Democratic state party committees plan to meet. The recall movement gains strength with proposal to submit constitutional amendment making industrial bonds direct state obligations to attract investment. Most delegates expected tonight and Wednesday morning as the convention opens around 1:50 PM Wednesday.

Devils Lake N. Pb Cial Republicans North Dakota

Road Troubles and Solutions Before Board

England says customs followed. W Jett Lauck testifies before U S railroad labor board that national agreements and uniform pay foster industrial peace and efficiency. He cites Britain’s move toward compulsory national rates and asserts railroads seek to roll back humane standards during a temporary lull.

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Chicago dies after rare alcohol poisoning case

Will Reed Dunroy, 45, a former press agent linked to William Jennings Bryan, died of wood alcohol poisoning after reportedly not drinking for years until asked for a single glass. Authorities note his past support for Bryan and a Nebraska origin. President Harding toured Washington this morning with Dr. Sawyer and an escort around the monument.

Chicago Will Reed Dunroy Dunroy William Jennings Bryan University of Nebraska Washington Harding Toonty Monument Sawyer Rorti

Five Bandits Rob St Paul Bank This P M

Five men robbed the City Bank of St Paul after 1 PM today in St Paul Minnesota. They forced entry, threatened a cashier and five women tellers, and escaped with cash estimated between 25,000 and 40,000. Three patrons were briefly restrained but not seriously harmed. A vehicle plate was obtained by a driver and reported to police.

St. Paul Minn St Paulah Honda Sp Aearoat & Wil Kalschouer Cer Muah Warty

Public representation fight at railroad board hearings

Chicago dispatch outlines a clash over public input in the U S railroad labor board hearings. The National Industries Trade League claims 65 percent of shipping interests and seeks party status to contest rates, while the board bars them for not participating in the first hearing. The league denounces the exclusion as hindering full rate dispute assessment.

Chicago Railroad Bor National Industries Trade League Today League Luther M. Walter United States Railroad Labor Board National Industrial Traffic League Arcumesis Othe Liule Labor Board Civic

Bankrupt North Dakota or brighter fortune urged

A state convention at Devils Lake Wednesday afternoon will vote on a program for rehabilitation. The plan calls for recall of nonpartisan league officials, a constitutional amendment, and limits on the industrial program to restore confidence, attract outside funds, and avert bankruptcy for farmers and businessmen.

North Dakota Dalta Atste Deydla Lake Worne Deller Uniers Atate League Funda

Treasury eyes impact of Supreme Court tax rulings

Washington officials say the high court rulings on income from corporate securities and capital gains will strengthen revenue laws and could leave the Treasury with hundreds of millions of dollars in funds. Audits lag, and exact amounts remain uncertain as returns for 1917 are still being checked. The administration plans to announce direct effects on the treasury soon.

Washington Treasury Supreme Court Higher Tragaury ‘Department É Revenue

Minsk Taken In Revolution As Bolsheviki Join Rebels

London reports Minsk, a western Russian city, captured by revolutionaries. The eighth Bolshevik army is said to have joined the evolutionists forming a democratic white Russian republic. Kiev reportedly surrounded by rebellious peasants with communists adopting terror. Paris trains Dr Nichols in murder charge over a medicine?

London Minsk Rusia Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Talsingfors Kiev

Blast Kills Half Score Injures Many At Chicago Plant

An explosion at a Chicago factory on Barber Street today left ten dead and many injured. Debris ripped through nearby buildings as windows shattered and brickwork collapsed. Police investigated possible causes including fireworks and detonators while noting no definite culprit.Continued on page 5.

Chicago Perwone Olhere Luep Erea Wat Ue Ware Ubepolos Harry Weil Joseph Weil Publi ‘Mwere Weil Phoce Charter Pitamorris Palet Pollor Barber Street Cox Halstead Stresin

Burdick Urges Lease of North Dakota Plant

Fargo March 28 Tsher L Burdick president of the North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation issues a statement urging completion of the Grand Forks mill and elevator in time for the 1921 crop and recommends leasing the plants to the National Sales Agency formed by a committee of seventeen. He notes the 1920 wheat crop created enormous towns in North Dakota, calling the crop forty times the state investment.

Fargo N. D Tsher L. Purdick North Dakota Farm Bureau Federation Grand Forks National Sales Agency Burdich Nora Takota Mea

Cold spell forecast to ease with warmer temperatures

Washington March 29. The cold wave that brought an unusually warm spring last night persisted today over the eastern region. The weather man predicted a return to normal temperatures in the middle of the week, with the cold spell expected to end by tomorrow night except in Florida.

Washington Florida

John Burroughs Dies Aboard Train At 83

Noted naturalist John Burroughs died on a New York Central train near Kingsville Ohio while returning from California. He was in his 84th year and had just spent winter in Pasadena. Fellow naturalists Henry Ford Edison and others reacted with shock and tribute.

New York John Burroughs New York Central Kingsville Ohio Burroughs Pasadena Cal Utica Nework Central Kingsvill California Clara Barrus Aranta Burroughs Eleanor and Harriett Buroughs Detroit Mich Henry Ford John Burrough John Burroughssis West Orange Alwayn & Watter Mer Baran Alwaye Vanes Creditants

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