Allied ultimatum to Germany on reparations May 12 deadline
London May 5 Allied powers issue a firm ultimatum to Germany demanding clear acceptance of Versailles obligations including reparations. If not complied with by May 12, occupation of the Ruhr Valley and further military and naval measures are to proceed. The reparations commission will set payment details by tomorrow and preparations for Ruhr occupation continue.
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Ruhr
Germany
London
Associated
Vomorrow
Ove Ailies
Dr. Sthamer
Spa
Paris
Wince
Vermilles
Alliel
Hioler
Reparations Commission
Tolley
Associated Press
May
Supreme Allied Council
Marine workers fail to meet Secretary Davis
Washington May 5 Representatives of the marine workers failed to meet Secretary Davis to resume talks over the shipping wage dispute that has led to merchant crew walkouts. Secretary Davis said the conference would not be held and he did not know if meetings would be resumed. New York May 6 Striking marine workers moved to sign contracts with steamship owners for old pay and conditions, claiming three signings as a decisive victory for the idle workers.
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Washington
Representaives
Marine Workers
Davin
Whch
Davis
St Oaupanies
New York
Union Marine
Owners’ Association
Pardon Likely For Dietz In Wisconsin Murder Case
Madison May 4 The Dietz family urged Governor Blaine to pardon their father John Dietz serving a 20 year term for murder. They recounted the Cameron dam conflict with the Chippewa Lumber and Boom Co and a sheriff's posse shooting. Blaine signaled a decision within days but hinted he may free Dietz from the full sentence. Dietz now 64 faced possible additional charges in Sawyer County.
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Mladison
Wis
John Dietz
Blaine
Wisconsin Woods
Cameron Dam
Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company
Diets
Oscar Hi
Relief for flood victims planned
Rock, Ark May 5 Measures were taken to aid Bayou Creek region residents northwest of Helena after a White river levee break flooded more than 100000 acres, much of it under culverts. No casualties reported. families displaced. A large tent shipment moved from Camp Pike for refugee shelters and National Guardsmen were sent for guard duty.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Bayou Creek
Helena
White River
Camp Pike
Kuppenheimer dies in Chicago founder of noted firm
Jonas Kuppenheimer, longtime president and founder of the clothing house bearing his name, died at his Chicago home. Born in 1854 in Terre Haute Germany he helped build one of the west’s largest firms. The report also notes Brent Dow Allinson, a notable antiwar writer, plans a Germany tour and is viewed by supporters as a conscience martyr. Weather across Minnesota and North Dakota predicted fair nights and days with mild changes in temperature.
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Chicago
Jonas Kuppenheimer
Yeure
West
Terre Hi Tra
Allinson
Germany
Brent Dow Allinson
Allnson
United States
Special Farm Team Event At North Dakota State Fair
North Dakota state fair secretary E. R. Montgomery announced a special farm team competition to run July 23 in Grand Forks County. Prizes total 276 with districts awarding 315, 16, 10 and 5 dollars. Open to Grand Forks exhibitors only, entries must weigh 1300 to 1600 pounds and be used for farming since May 18, 1921. Vehicles must be hitched to a wagon and driven by owner or immediate family. No imports or professional breeders accepted.
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E. R. Montgomery
North Dakota
Grand Forks County
Grand Forks
Prist Amd & Whip
Three Held in Bank Robbery Probe in Duluth
Duluth police arrested three suspects James Flynn George Jordan and Robert M Owena after a Coleraine bank cashier was robbed of 1600 on Monday. Loaded revolvers and a complete safe cracking outfit were found in a hotel room. Owena had prior Oklahoma burglary prison time and Flynn and Jordan traveled from St Paul to Duluth.
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Duluth
Minn
Merchante State Bank
Coleraine
James Flynn
George Jordan
Robert M. Owana
Boles ‘ Patonert
Donaldson
Ertition Department
Mid Owena
Oklahoma
Flynn
Grand Forks
N. D
Jordan
St. Paul
Jorgan
University convocation speaker outlines new Christianity
Dr Hiram Harrison spoke at the university armory on Christianity and the new day before students. He stressed universal brotherhood, service, open minds, and international, moral progress. President Kane announced a moved convocation to Monday to accommodate Bishop McDowell for May lectures.
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Hiram Harrison
Plymouth Congregational Church
Coleraine
Janes
Harrison
Heaven
Earth
Mra. H. Aden Saycart
Mudents
Thomas F. Kane
W. F. McDowell
McDowell
University
Iat
Denver
Kane
Baseball results mixed across leagues in unclear report
The provided snippet lists National League games involving St Louis and Pittsburgh with incomplete inning summaries and batters Pertica Clemons Schmidt and others. An American League fragment mentions Chicago and Cleveland with garbled scoring and players Schaik Bagby and others, but many details are unreadable.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Pertica
Clemons
Cooper
Schmidt
Chicago
Cleveland
Schaik
Bagby
Offiers Kill Whiskey Runner in North Dakota Encounter
Jemcatown May 5 One alleged whiskey runner was killed and two others were wounded during a gun battle with police as they tried to intercept the men at Beaver Creek Palatine trail. Officers pursued the car, firing. two suspects fled and were captured behind a hedge. the chase continued southwest with 35 gallons of liquor found in the car.
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Jemcatown
N.D
Hartley
Fe H Prolibi ‘Dan
Palatine
Hele
Wil
War Department slackers data to be published in records
Washington May 5 The War Department slackers data will be published in the congressional records. Representative Johnson Republican South Dakota a former serviceman requested the publication in the house and there was no objection.
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Washington
War Department
Congressional
House Today
Johnson
South Dakota
Charles Morse dies in Orlando at winter home
Charles H. Morse of the Fairbanks Morse Company in Chicago died at his winter residence in Orlando Florida. He had been ill for two months.
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Charles Morse
Orlando
Orlando, Fla
Charles H. Morse
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Chicago
Jamestown Disputes Minot Claims Over City Roles
Jamestown Daily Alert counters Minot assertions claiming Jamestown’s larger Women’s Relief Corps membership and first flower mission. It notes Jamestown was first with a woman auditor, citing Mrs M R Eagner who reportedly served months before Minot’s city auditor Mrs O B Dickinson.
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Jamestown
N. D
Minot
Jamestown Daily Alert
Jamestown Women's Relief Corps
Minot Corps
Jamestown Flower Mission
Alert
M. R Eagner
Six Boys Arraigned Here This Afternoon
Six boys in Grand Forks were arraigned before Judge A B Guptill for looting freight cars in the northern yards. They are charged with taking quantities of freight from box cars. The case centers on the Great Northern yards. Chicago’s University team arrives in the United States for a long tour of Japan. The Waneda teams will open American series with Chicago next Tuesday. Professor Abe, known as the father of baseball in Japan, heads the party.
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Grand Forks
Cara
Great Northern
A. B. Guptiil
North Dakota
Chicago
University At Wueeds
United States
Waneda
Abe
Japan
Printers Face 10 Percent Assessment Over Strike Support
Minneapolis reports the International Typographical union voted a 10 percent levy on members earnings to fund locked out printers pursuing a 44 hour week. A national levy could raise about 1 million dollars monthly, the union said, noting the 44 hour week is common in many shops and a June 4 contract expiry looms.
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Minneapolis
International Typographical Union
Chicago
J. M. Vollmer
National
Tiliamaport
Vollmer
Independents of Grand Forks County Rally and Meeting
Independents of Grand Forks County will hold a rally and ratification meeting at the Grand Werke auditorium on Thursday evening May 19. Speakers will include Mundohanos and R A Nestox of Minot, with support for Sveinbjorn Johnson for attorney general. Delegates from across the county are expected for a large demonstration. Grand Forks band will provide music.
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Grand Forks County
Grand Werke
Devils Lake
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Mundohnaons
R. A. Nestox
Minot
Grand Forks
Physician Called to Testify in Stillman Hearing
New York May 5 Dr Hugh Russell of Buffalo testified as the Stillman divorce case resumed He was family physician for three years and questioned about conversations with Mrs Stillman who is charged with fidelity Bernard Kelly superintendent of the Stillman country place near Pleasantville N Y was expected to be recalled The hearing also covered alleged handwriting by Beauvais and the couple s secret meeting at the Stillman camp in Grand Anse Quebec The case features Mrs Stillman denying charges and accusing her husband of improper relations with a former Broadway chorus girl and another woman The proceedings continued with witnesses describing the properties at Grande Anse and Pleasantville and Mrs Stillman posing for photographers after leaving the hearing
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New York
Hugh Russell
Buffalo
Ratoree
James A. Stillman
Fif
Anne A.stillman
Fred Beauvais
Stillman
Grand Anse
Quebec
George Adama
Woodaman
Silli
Bernard Kelly
Pleasantville
N. Y
Beauvais
Arthur Beauvais
Canada
Stillman Ister
Stilman
Deendant
Fred Adams
George Adams
Edward Purdy
Grande Anse
Three Men Held For Prohibition Violation
Minot North Dakota May 5 A.M. A. Johnes of St Francis hotel St Paul and Arthur Paul of 410 Alex apartments St Paul arrested by federal officials near Antler last night and their Buick shown six cases of whiskey seized They appeared before U.S. Commissioner F Cipton for preliminary hearing and were held to federal court bonds set at 1000 each George Black of Towner arrested by federal men found three packages of music at the place He appeared before Commissioner Lipton and was held to federal court.
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Minot
N. D
M. A. Johnes
St. Francis Hotel
St. Paul
Arthur Paul
Alex Apartments
Antler
U. S
F.cipton
George Black
Towner
Hhe Place
Lipton
Townley Accepts Challenge From William Langer
Siemarck, N. D., May 5. A C Townles, brag of the National poonced iodey. There will be a series of dehaics of sin-
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Townley
William Langer
Siemarck
N. D
A. C. Townles
Brad
National Poonced Iodey
Bergdoll case inquiry halted by House committee
Washington May 5 the house committee halted its Bergdoll escape inquiry as adjournment delayed testimony by Edwin S Salley partner of Samuel T Ansell former acting judge advocate general of the army. Bailey corroborated Ansell on the buried treasure story and questioned Judge Weavett about Bergdoll’s escape and efforts to obtain release for retrieving gold from the treasury amidst plans by Gibboney and others.
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Washington
House
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Hhe
Edwin S. Salley
Samuel T. Ansell
Dalley
Edward 8. Bailey
Laday Ansell
John W. Weecott
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Weavett
Hergdoll
Bailey Aiso
Ansell
Wescott
War Department
Johnson
Kentucky
Bailey
Bergdoll
Clarence Gibboney
Judge Wescott
Andel c
Saurt
Body of Girl Found Hanging Near Mellon Wisconsin
The dead body of Ethel Gavin, 24, a school teacher from Glencoe, Illinois, was found this morning hanging from a tree in woods near Mellon, Wisconsin, about 60 miles from Superior. She had been missing since yesterday afternoon. Local businesses and schools closed. an effort led by Mayor Prientmuw searched the woods to locate her.
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Superior
Wis
Ethel Gavin
Glencoe Ui
Chicago
Yelock
Mellon
Here
Prientnuw
Upper Silesia Invasions Stir European Press
Polish elements in Upper Silesia reportedly seized key areas from the German frontier to the Oder river as unrest erupts over plebiscite outcomes. British and Italian officials note armed insurgents marching toward Oppeln while Polish leaders claim a planned full seizure of the region despite Allied control.
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London
Upper Silesia
Grons Strehnitz
Oder River
Oppeln
Silesia
Silesian
Gross Strehlite
Rosenberg
Lublinitz
Supreme Allied Council
Adalbert Korfanty
Warsaw
Increased Deflation In Commodity Prices Indicated In Market
Indications of deflation in commodity prices influenced the market with higher volume in early trading. Bond markets declined with a 2 dao tone, and the federal reserve bank's rate shift from 7 to 12 percent was seen as a signal of improving business conditions. United States Steel rose to 86 plus, with gains across rails, motors, steels and shippings. Short covering surged as bull support from commissions, especially in western and southwestern districts, fueled the rally.
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New York
Federal Reserve Baok
United States
Bull Poole
Houner
Miners Wage Guarantee Declared by Lewis
Indianapolis May 5 United Mine Workers leader John L Lewis issued a statement today denying reports that wages for miners would be cut. He asserted wages would not be reduced and urged continued support for miners during the upcoming pre examination period.
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Lewis
Indianapols
John L. Lewke
United Mine Workers of
Jfeporta
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Harp
Ravernor
Richoo
Cameron
Discumion
Mira
Clarence, & Son
Anderson
Sawyer County
Minnesota
Grand Forks County Agricultural Society
Stutsman County
Lawman Aso
C.F
Gibboney
Jude Romig
Treasury Department
Hagerstown
Maryland
Beredoll
Governor's Island
Batley
Cibboney
Esini
James
Heriin
Tageblatt
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McElroy
Demers
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