Stennick Charged as Leader in Minot Auto Theft Ring
Minot authorities say E. H. Stenvick former postmaster and Democrat leader is the boss of a Minot auto theft gang. He was arrested on grand larceny and burglary warrants. A. B. England, his alleged lieutenant, was captured near Valley City with a stolen Cole Eight. Police expect more arrests. Stenvick bail set at 1000 dollars. England held in county jail. A wrestling result follows with Mahmout defeating TR in sixteen minutes.
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Herald Special Service
Minot
N. D
E. H. Stenvick
Larry M. Byrne
A. B
Bing
England
Stenvick
A. P. Scofield
Chet Jacobson
Valley City
Minot Auto Company
Byrne
W. 5. Brown
Sheriff's Office
Sereat
Sténvick
Allegations of treason in defense ministry case in Berlin
Berlin May 14 allegations of high treason arise in proceedings by the defense ministry against the radical newspaper Re Fahne Red Flag for publishing a cerion of documents bearing on the situation in Silesia. The documents are alleged to show the German military administration planned an invasion of the Upper Silesia prebist rite area last October and plotted the assassination of Adalbert Koranty.
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Berlin
Ministry of Defense
Re Fahne
Cerion
Silesia
Germany
Upper Silesia
H. B
J .T. Pollah
New York
Mecty- Smith
Brewlau
Adalbert Korfanty
Ito
Upper
Silvera
Poland
Prince Hatsfield
Inter-Allied Commission
Oppen
Philadelphia
Chiesa
Up- Moore Faber
Korfanty
Prince Hatafeld
Prince Hatsfeld
Ealana
Saniaay
Body of Jamestown death to be moved to Berwyn
The body of Joseph Hredecky alias J Carlson, 20, killed by railroad detectives in Jamestown, N D, will be taken to Berwyn Michigan a Chicago suburb by his uncle Joseph Keller who left with it last night. Hredecky formerly worked as a clerk in the salon department of Marshall Field Co in Chicago. He had been in Glendive Montana on May 5 writing he would go to Valley City, N D.
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Jamestown
N. D
Joseph Hredecky
J. Carlson
Berwyn
Chicago
Joseph Keller
Hredecky
Salon
Marshall Field & Co
Keller
Glendive
Mont
Valley ci
Boston
Harding
Scotty
Christian
Edward Keavin
Wedica
Scatty
Plymouth
Albert Edward Scott
Brookline
101St Infantry
France
Upieds
Brookline Town Hall
More
Washington
Read
Fifth Corps
Weeks
Mingo County
West Virginia
Tendh
Mera
War Department
Pany
Ken
Increase In Minimum Wage Rate Is Urged
Madison Wisconsin May 14 hearings on minimum wage rate increases will be held at the request of the State Federation of Labor the Wisconsin Consumer's League and the Milwaukee Council of Social Agencies. Hearings are set for Superior Green Bay LaCrosse and Sheboygan June 1 Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Antigo Kenosha Fond du Lac June 2 and Janesville Waukesha Milwaukee and Madison June 4. The present minimum wage rate is 22 cents an hour.
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Madison
Wia
Industrial Commission
State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin Consumer's League
Milwaukee Council of Social Agencies
Superior
Greenbay
LaCrosse
Sheboygan
Chippewa Falls
Eau, Claire
Antigo
Kenosha
Fond Qu Lac
Janesville
Wauesa
Milwaukee
Une
Ee Harding
Body Found in Bad River Near Odanah
Ashland Wisconsin May 14 The body of Antoine Couture Jr missing since April 31 was found last night in the Bad River at Odanah Couture had driven from Ashland with four young women from Reserve Wisconsin after selling stock for 100 dollars The women later returned to Reserve The facts have been submitted to the United States district attorney for Minnesota.
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Ashland
Wis
Antoine Couture, Jr
Odanah
Couture
Reserve
United Bates District
Briand Opposes German Military Action in Upper Silesia
Paris May 14 France stands unalterably against German troops in Upper Silesia Premier Briand told foreign correspondents at the foreign office He urged Allies to maintain calm and urged a unanimous plebiscite based solution He warned entry of German troops would trigger Polish counteraction and possible war and insisted France has 12000 troops and would not intervene beyond holding key cities
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France
Silesia
Briand
Paris
Upper Silesia
Foreign Office
Lloyd George
M. Briand
Tpper
Upper Britain
Metracona
Polan
Germany
Paria
Upper Silesian
Poland
Fran
Unusua
Havas
London
Rhine
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Berlin
al Ondeat
Rain postpones Chicago Boston game in national league
Rain delays NL action with Chicago and Boston postponed as teams juggle schedules. Other notes cover shipwreck risks near Whitefish Point and frost warnings across Michigan and Minnesota. Weather impacts, rescues, and political notes echo through multiple cities and leagues.
Disarmament Folly Denounced by Hammond at Meeting
John Hays Hammond warned that US disarmament amid fragile world relations would be folly unless rival powers disarm simultaneously. He urged a clear message to England and Japan affirming no US aim for naval supremacy but refusal to accept subordination. Further papers covered world governance and courts as Senators Lenroot and France were listed for tonight.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
John Hays Hammond
United States
England
Japan
Soas
Lenrnot
Wisconsin
France
Maryland
Sesson
Washington Letrott Zuchery Ainemith Scored in Unclear Matchups
Baseball notes from the American League mention Washington Letrott Zuchery Ainemith and New York facing Cleveland with unclear scores. Quint and Schang linked with Bagby and O'Neill are referenced in a brief, fragmentary clipping.
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Washington
Ainemith
New York S
Cleveland 1
Quint and Schang
Bagby and O'Neill
Fargo and Jamestown Vie For Interscholastic Cup Win
In a May festival at the agricultural college, Fargo and Jamestown are favored to win the silver loving cup for highest points. Wahpeton and Bismarck trail as runners up in the afternoon finale.
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Fargo
the Agricultural College
Jamestown
No Change in Job Printers' Strike Report
Reports from Chicago and other centers indicate no shift in the printers strike as employers report patience prevailing. About four hundred shops have been listed as opened in scattered reports, though complete totals are unavailable and may be much higher.
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Chicago
Thirteen Prisoners Still Missing From Texas Penitentiary
Huntsville Texas May 14 Capture of six men considered ringleaders of the Huntsville mutiny effected this morning by three guards from the penitentiary. Twenty seven convicts who escaped had been captured three guards say thirteen still are at large.
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Huntsville
Texo
T Herig
Hing
Neff
Huntsville Penitentiary
Fighting in Southern Mining Towns Resumed Today
In Eldorado Kansas on May 14 troops are held in readiness as fighting resumes in southern mining towns. An ex-convict faces possible death sentence for murder in a separate Kansas case. A man named Smith is alleged to have participated in the killing of Greenfield to gain a motor car. The June court term will hear the case as prosecutors seek justice.
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Eldorado
Kan
Smith T
Greenfield
Negligence Charged in Air Mail Service Fallout
Chicago May 14. Lieutenant C Eversole testified before a federal committee alleging that thirteen air mail workers died due to gross mismanagement and criminal negligence by officials. He charged drunken field personnel, unsafe aircraft, and orders to fly despite medical warnings, detailing deaths at Elizabethtown Newark Morristown Batavia Goshen and LaCrome amid a broader probe into mail service safety and supervision.
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Chicago
Air Mail Service
C. ©. Eversole
Eversole
Washington
Evernole
J.T. Christenaon
Cleveland
Christensen
Wir Mall
Fair Mail
Everade
Carl Smith
Elizabethtown
N. J
Wright
de Haviland
Hversole
Smith
Stoner
Goshen
Ind
McMullin
Bryan McMullin
Batavia TI
Sherlock
Newark
Everanle
Miller
Pearson
Max Miller
Pierwon
Morristown
New York
Pierson
Stevens
Thomas
Piots Stevens
Ohio
Row
Carroll
Fin
Roone
Hui
Junker
LaCrome
Everadle
Aftravite
Chicago Field
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High Seieenaia
Charg! Gain
Rc- Berlin
E. WH. Stenvick
Detroit
Yusif Mahmout
Jim TR
Minnesota
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lesia
St. Lovia
Brooklyn
Pertica
Dilhoefer
Runether
Jadore and Miller
Pittsburgh
Cooper
Schmidt
Rault Sts Marie
Mich
Whitefish Point
Lake ‘Superior
Whitefish
Renown
Whitefinh
C. W. Blodgett Company
Bay City
Duluth
Minn
Mankato
Uut
Michigan
Indians
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Bostoi
Louis
Thhirmeahien and
Ruel
Voland and
Severeid
Columbus
Milwaukes Toush and Bett
Wrond
le Fond
Loulaville
Paul
Ver
Long and Kocher
Merritt and
Me Menemy
Texas
Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Indianapolis
Andre Boillot
Reno Thomas
Gene Cassenge
Indianapolis Speedway
Sault Ste Marie
Tamen J, Davis
Davis
Min Luland
Syea
Davi
Welew
Newalo
Bootblack
Megeanger
Moceebheart
Kansas
West Virginia-Kentucky
Rutherland
White House
Chisena
CIE
Huntingtom
Matowan
W. Ve
Pikeville
Kentucky
Tog River
Pike County
West, Virginia
W. H. Sowders
Tug River
Williamson
Williamson Coal District
Morgan
Morrow
Harry Gtmstead
Williamson Coalt Operators’ Association
W. Va
Lynn
Brockus
Matewan
Rawi
Tug
Tierce
Varius
International Union
Mupper
Zere
Alain
United Mine Workers
Robb
International Continged
Ladies’ Orchestra
Major Brown
Crack Drill Company
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