Decision on Recall Reached by Delegates At Devils Lake Meeting
Delegates at Devils Lake meet to discuss recall resolutions and a proposed constitutional amendment. The draft calls for recall elections for top state officials and the Industrial Commission, plus authorization of up to 5 million dollars in new bonds to retire Bank of North Dakota debts and fund mill and elevator projects.
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Swichell
Bank of North Dakota
Promium P
Rey State
Home Building Association
Uric
Twichell
People
North Dakota
North Dekots
Mill and Elevator
Serlea
Nigie
Elevetor
Grand Forks
Bonda
Amrocs
Recall question update from Devils Lake pending
The Herald will issue an extra regarding the independent's decision on the recall question as soon as word is received from Devils Lake.
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Herald
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Devils Lake
Wind Inclemency Triggers Five Arrests In Liquor Case
March 31 report describes a windy night leading to five arrests, including the driver, following a curbing incident. Police recovered in-bond whiskey behind cabbages and charged the group with transporting liquor.
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Tepck
Altegeatty
Transportiog Nquor
Constitutional Amendment Petition Circulated for Election
Provisions will be drawn to make the amendment fully operative without further legislation. Petitions initiating the constitutional amendment are to be prepared circulated and filed with the secretary of state to ensure the proposed measure is voted on at the next regent election.
Bank of North Dakota to Pay Fargo Fifteen Thousand
A letter received today by W. H. City Attorney from W. A. Anderson assistant attorney general states the Bank of North Dakota is willing to pay Fargo fifteen thousand dollars, a portion of the city's funds on deposit in the institution. The note outlines intended collection actions and references interstate funds movement. The wording is uncertain due to OCR issues but indicates a plan to reimburse part of Fargo's funds.
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on-Page & Bank OF N.D
FARGO
Bank of
Ieee Inoue
Nori Dakow Bank
State Labor Meet Dates Set in Fargo
W. J. Olson, Glen, president of the Pargo Peroration of Labor, announces May 1 and 2 as the dates for the state labor meeting to be held in Fargo.
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W. J. Olson
Glen
Pargo Peroration of Labor
Fargo
London coal miners begin leaving mines amid strike call
In Britain, miners started to leave pits in various districts as union executives' committee ordered a strike at midnight over wage demands. Trade officials announced export rationing by stock, home allocation to essential industries, and domestic rationing similar to wartime measures, with stocks on hand described as generally better than normal.
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Associated Press
Board ‘Trade
Americans Freed From German Kidnapping Plot
Washington reports Carl Neott and Franz Zimmer, two Americans jailed in Germany for plotting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, were released at noon. Berlin ordered the remission of sentences pending good behavior, with arrival in Coblenz expected tomorrow per Brigadier General H. T. Allen at Coblenz.
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Washington
War Department Today
Carl Neott
Franz Zimmer
Germany
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Eroleado
Berlin
Waterloo Murderer Captured After Mancherster Killing
Lloyd Schuler, who murdered his brother in law William Matunch at Manchester on March 20, was captured at Albert Lea Minnesota late last night and will be brought to Waterloo to stand trial. A Delaware county reward of 950 is offered for the capture and delivery of Schuler to the county sheriff. The case has drawn wide attention and the killer was believed to fear pursuit threatening his safety if returned to Manchester.
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Lloyd Schuler
William Matunch
Manchester
Albert Lea
Minn
Mandy Schuler
Sin ‘Schulere
Ain
Plan for bringing peace talks in Ireland discussed
Belfast March 21 Cardinal Logue primate of Ireland was interviewed by Sir William Goulding and others at Dunalk County Louth. The aim is to secure opening of peace negotiations between the Irish Republican Parliament and the British government. Goulding, Dublin resident, heads the Great Southern and Western Railway and the Irish railway clearing house.
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Assocated Press
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
William Goulding
Dundalk
County Louth
Dublin
Great Southern and Western Way of Ireland
Irth Railway Clearing House
Eichhoff to Be Heard by League of Nations Commission
Paris March 31 The financial commission on the League of Nations will hear Baron Eichhoff the Austrian ambassador to France this afternoon regarding a relief plan for Austria. Details are not yet complete but views will be exchanged with the Austrian representative before submission to allied governments for approval.
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Associated’ Press
Financial Commission On
League of Nations
Baron Eichhoff
France
Austria
Case Against Hotchkiss Dismissed in Montana Court
The case against W. M. Hotchkiss former superintendent of the state hospital for the insane in Montana was dismissed yesterday in a magistrate's court. Prosecutors alleged embezzlement of fur valued at about $2 000. The action was resolved today in the town of Mwestown North Dakota.
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W. M. Hotchkiss
State Hospital For the
Wool Growers Chief May Get One Position
Washington March 31 Major General Leonard Wood was authorized ten days to accept the invitation from the Japanese government to visit that country after his visit to the Philippines. WANT TUTTLE ARRESTED Minneapolis March 31 Federal Prohibition agents seek a warrant for Eugene Tuttle whose home was searched last night finding 500 gallons of grape wine. Tuttle said his condition made it impossible to secure Toney for an operation for his wife.
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Leonard Wood
Philippin
Tuttle
Minneapolis
Wederal
United States District Attorney
Irgue
Eugene Tuttle
Toney
Telegraphic Briefs From The War and Sports Roundup
Brief despatches report uprisings in Belgian occupied areas and Greek division captures by Turks. Also noted are wrestling and boxing results with Milwaukees Tait, Pele Herman KOing Spencer, and Capablanca defeating Lasker in Havana World Championship rounds. Includes references to American cardinal predictability and a reported death from apoplexy.
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Milwaukee
Clonie Tait
Jk Janaue
Dyiinny Mendelsohn
New Yurk
Pele Herman
Joe Spencer
Brookline
Mass
William Horarty
John Ssullivan
baiUes
Akron industry readies for mass hiring amid spring revival
Akron Ohio March 31 more than 1000 men to be re employed by Firestone Tire Rubber in April production to rise nearly 50 percent to 15000 a day due to resumed auto factory output. Goodyear also plans 1200 rehiring as rubber firms report rising sales and recovery continues. President Harding names Burke Pierre South Dakota Indian affairs commissioner Carter Town Maryland printer Robertson Maryland patents commissioner
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Firestone ‘Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear Tire & Trubbe
Dle
Wang
MEY
Washington
Charles H.” Burke
Pierre
House
Indian Committee
Harding
George H. Carter
Town
Thomas Robertson
Maryland
Waterway Hearing Resumed In Detroit Amid Debate
The international joint commission resumed hearings in Detroit on the St Lawrence waterway project. Testimony cited estimates of costs and potential benefits for the United States and Canada, while opponents labelled the venture speculative and costly. Local cities and figures urged careful consideration of traffic and economic impact.
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Jeverich
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Canada
Funeral for Cardinal Gibbons Held in Baltimore Cathedral
Baltimore March 31 crowds filled St Marys Cathedral as the city paused for a solemn funeral of Cardinal James Gibbons. Dignitaries from across the church attended while the Vatican bestowed a special Gregorian chant for the mass, amid a display of ceremonial pageantry and widespread respect.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons Liturgy Opens Mourning in Baltimore
Crowds gather outside the Calvert Hall area as Cardinal Gibbons lies in state inside the cathedral. Archbishop James Cardinal Gibbons rests in the crypt of white marble, with mourners trampling long distances to view the bier and hear music from within.
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Wiste
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Meass
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Archbishop Spalding
Lumber manufacturers claim no profits amid turmoil
Reports from Vienna and Chicago describe continued unrest and shifting loyalties around Emperor Charles and Admiral Horthy. The lumber industry faces a steep decline, with the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association noting a dramatic drop in orders and profits.
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Protests Over Russian Prisoners in French Prisons
Moscow reports a note from Foreign Secretary Tehitch erin protesting the detention of 26 009 Russian prisoners in France and others in North Africa and the Balkans The note threatens suitable steps if Soviet demands are not met
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Nota
M. Tehitcherin
France
North Africa
Balkans
Body of Aviator Cones Sent Home to Brunswick
Natchez Mississippi March 31 The body of Lieutenant W. D. Cones transcontinental flyer who died yesterday from injuries after a fall while attempting a one stop flight from Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California was sent today to his home in Brunswick Georgia
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San Diego
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Brunswick
Harding Receives First Pay Check in 1921
Washington reports President Harding received his first monthly pay of 3520.84 dollars. The normal treasury allotment is 6250 dollars, docked for the three and a half days Wilson served as president this month. Also notes Allen's planned St Cloud speech and labor court topics in Kansas.
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Harding
Treasury Department
Woodrow Wilson
Allen
TN ST. Cloud
St. Cloud
Minn
Henry J. Allen
Kanunas
Bl. Cloud
Normal School
Mie Labor Court
Kansas
Elke Clih
W. W. Smith
Alten
Ex Emperor Charles Declares No Budapest Return
Vienna reports confirm martial law in western Hungary under supporters of ex Emperor Charles. A standoff at Budapest borders follows his bid for restoration as Admiral Horthy consolidates control and orders Charles to leave Hungary for Steinamanger while ministers convene and a safe conduct claim from Spain is denied.
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Charles
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Steinamanger
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Austria
Red Cross
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Telaki
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Haytus
Horthy
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Worthy
Small
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Minter
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