Recall drive dominates Independent convention in Devils Lake
Delegates at Devils Lake North Dakota open the Independent convention amid strong calls for recall. B F Spaulding of Fargo orders session, William Lemke’s fate tied to Indies action. Women delegates are prominent with 58 present and one male exception Helen Dougherty among Ward and Dickey county reps.
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Devils Lake
N. 1
B. F. Spaulding
Fargo
Singing of America
A. O. Birchenough
St. Thomas
Miller
William Lemke
League
Stein
Hiort Johnson
Devils Leko
N. D
North Dakota
Tate
Mia
Helen Dougherty
Ward County
W. H. Porter
Calvin
J. D. Bacon
Grand Forks
P. D. Norton
William Langer
Mandan
A.J. Gronna
Lakota
Treadwell Twitchell
J. L. Twitchell
John Knaut
Jamestown
D. 4. Bhipley
Dickinson
Committee of 21
Republican Central Committees
Jeandidater
Platform
Recall and Bond Talk Dominate North Dakota Convention
Delegates at Devils Lake discuss recall against state officials led by Governor William Lemke and measures affecting state industries. Reports say Nonpartisan league bonds may be sold at a discount if recall proceeds. otherwise bonds could be issued at face value boosting immediate state capital.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Asociated Prees
Devils Lake
N. D
Lynn J. Frasier
Dune
Twin Cities
East
EB Richter
Independent Voters
Richter
Bank of North Dakota
William Lemke
Feim Haxah
Communists Struggle as German Revolt Crumbles
Reports from Berlin and central Germany say the Communist uprising is rapidly disintegrating with routine strikes and attempts to halt Ruhr traffic failing. In Halle Jena and Solingen area actions faltered as workers rejected walkouts. security police protected government buildings while British troops occupy Solingen amid sporadic disorder.
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Berlin
Germany
Halle
Jena
Ruhr
Remscheid
Oeta
Nakata
Polnta
Bor
Communists Routed as Police Fire Fights Rampage
Reports from Landon dated March 30 recount heavy clashes across Weatphalia. In Geyelsberg fifty killed in fighting as police retook the town seized by communists. At Mannheim police attacked by rioters, three killed and five wounded while forces restored order.
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Gevernberg
Communita
WANTS PAY FOR TIME SERVED IN PENITENTIARY
Madison, Wis March 30 compensation for legal imprisonment was sought by E J Long Racine in a case before Governor Blane and the board of control This is the first action under the 1913 statute allowing up to 1500 annually for wrongful confinement Long had been convicted of murder in the first degree in December 1918 in the killing of Edgar B Warner Standard Oil agent at Racine His conviction was reversed on appeal in 1920 and he was released in April He seeks compensation for the 24 months he spent in prison
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Madison
Wis
Blane
Board of Control
E. J. Long
Racine
Long
Murdle
Edgar B Warner
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Harding Arranges To Meet French Envoy Viviani
Washington March 4 President Harding arranged a formal reception for Rene Viviani the envoy extraordinary from the French republic before the White House visit. Secretary of State Hughes would escort him to the White House at noon in a lighter public ceremony than in 1917. Speculation about whether the envoy would probe the administration for its stance toward the Left Nations persisted.
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Marshal Joffre
Monarchists Held in Portugal Amid Royalist Plot
In Likbon Portugal March 18 several monarchists were arrested over an alleged royalist plot. Included is Count Bertrandos a former high court official and chamber of peers president charged with secret meetings and funding. Police seek Viscount Asseca former King Manuel’s Portugal representative. The weather segments follow for North Dakota and Minnesota with fair conditions and sharp temperature drops.
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Likbon
Portugal
Count Bertrandos
Chamber of Peers
Viscount Asseca
Manuel
Germany protests over sale of coal under reparations
Berlin reports Germany sent a note to the reparations commission and Belgian cabinet protesting allied governments sale of German coal. It claims Belgium ships coal via Holland at low prices, harming German economic interests and demanding participation in profits. The note cites 10,000 tons stored at Rotterdam and argues peace terms coal aims to fill domestic gaps, not enable Entente trade.
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Berlin
Neue Frail
Germany
Reparation
Belsian
Belgium
Holland
Entente
Rotterdam
Names of Alleged Draft Evaders to Be Given Legion
Indianapolis Ind March 30 Draft evaders will be listed to all American Legion posts nationwide starting April 3. Harris adjutant general announces that each local draft board will provide lists to national headquarters along with boards’ lists of offenders. Publication of 4 251 boardists will extend over months. Local posts will check lists to protect innocent men and jail the guilty.
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Indianapolis
Ind
War Department
American Legion
United States
Cc. Harris
Army
Legion
Pub
Steele Women Field Complete City Ticket
A full suffrage ticket headed by women was entered for the Steele N D city election. Candidates include Mrs T M Pool for mayor, Mrs Kinne felter for Wiret ward alderman, Mrs W P Batley for Second ward, Mrs Blanken dere for Third ward, Mrs E A Anders on for Fourth ward, and Mr Bana for justice of the peace.
Plaintiff Wins $35 In Suit For Damages
The case of Tuttle v. Olson in Ramsey county fair auto crash claims $4,300.50 in damages. The jury awarded $35, with costs expected to exceed the recovery.
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Devils Lake
Dy Maronay
Tuttle
Oxon
Olson
Ramsey County
Afr
Former Emperor Charles seeks Hungarian throne in Budapest
Reports from Budapest detail former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary visiting Budapest aiming to resume rule but facing firm opposition from the regent and military allies. Vienna authorities guard borders and prepare to prevent his reentry while Allied powers warn against restoration.
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Budapest
Charles of
Austria Hungary
Nourcea
Admiral Worthy
Switzerland
Charles
Stelnamanger
Hungary
Teleky
Steinamanger
Wax
Kroopa
Lehar
Horthy
Euro Eremger
Loar
Visi
Mysterious land sink near Tivis in Meade county
Pierre report details a vast hole seven miles from Tivis, Meade county, where 15 to 81 acres of surface vanished. Johnny Windsor recalls thunder like sounds every three hours since December, and ranchers probe the bottomless pit with a boulder showing no bottom. A state geologist may be invited to investigate.
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Boarta
Windadi
Tepee Creek
Tivia
White Owl
J. Windsor
Millia
Tivis
Windsor
Lawton Man Killed Falling From Windmill in North Dakota
Gideon Tholine, 30, from Lawton community north of Devil Lake, North Dakota, died instantly while working at the top of a windmill. The accident occurred March 20 and authorities reported a fatal fall.
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Lawton
Devil Lake
N.D
Gideon Tholine
Here
Ras Inetanty
New County Agent Named in Kidder County
A new county agent was appointed in Kidder County to oversee agricultural extension work. The selection reflects focus on improving farming practices, crop yields, and rural community services through university outreach.
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Kidder
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