High School Conference urges reform in North Dakota education
North Dakota high school leaders endorsed a full reorganization of state education calling for a state board of education and an appointed commissioner. Resolutions urged constitutional amendments, new revenue for schools, better teaching, and stronger moral civic training. Chancellor E C Elliott spoke on unfit students and the need for public education reform.
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North Dakota
Board of Education
Charcellor E. C. Bilott
Montana University
Grand Forks
N. D
Resolutions Committee
High School Conference
Towner-Sterling
Department of Education
Storug
Sto Searnee
Gettree
Welfare Committee
Executive Committee
Committee On
National Educational Association
G. W. Hanne
Martha T. Fulton
Peter Anderson
J. M. Bradley
Ele Mator Ilems
State Champion Jersey Cattle Destroyed in Fire
N D May 20 Thirty Jersey cattle from nine the Sam Crabbe Jersey bend were killed in a blaze that swept through the farm. Two to three animals perished in the flames and the loss affected the famed stock from the bend.
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Jersey
N. D
Sam Crabbe
Jersey Bend
Patronage dispute stirs Fargo federal posts race
National talk centers on the resignation of M A Hildreth as federal district attorney in Fargo and the hunt for his replacement. Names include Arthur Fowler, Miller of Bismarck, George Robbins, Francis Murphy, A M Christiansen, and Beth Richardson with possible dark horse from Minot. Judge Amidon defends impartial appointees and urges politics not to influence selections.
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M. A. Hildreth
Fargo
Daugherty
Charles Amidon
Arthur Fowler
Hildreth
Miller
Andy Miller
Bismarck
McCumber
Amidon
Senate
George Robbins
Grand Forks
Francis Murphy
Minot
A. M. Christiansen
North Dakota Supreme Court
Oace
Beth Richardson
Nonpartisan League
Supreme Bench
Justice Christianson
League
B. F. Spaulding
Ll. L. Twichell
Washington
Harding
State Dal Association
W. E. Byerly
Internal Revenue
Byerly
Gunder Olson
Institute of Journalism to Be Formed in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Wis May 20 Form ation of an Institute of Journalism is to be formed as the most important achievement in connection with the convention of the International Editorial Association Inc The plan is to launch this institute as a clearing house for all newspaper organizations and signals the newspaper profession moving forward with strong support from active publishers and associations until May 22
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Milwaukee
Wis
International Editorial Association, Inc
Rope T. Sullivan
International Asociation, Inc
Iy Sang
Profesien
Recommendations for Minnesota Americanization workers
Duluth Minn May 20 Recommendations for the permanent disassociation of Minnesota Americanization workers were submitted to the delegates at the state convention opening with one hundred delegates. Allen J Burns director of Americanisation for the Carnegie Foundation and Royal A Stone St Paul attorney were among speakers on today’s program while A Vernon state department commander of the American Legion was absent. The conference closes
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
Allen J. Burns
Carnegie Foundation
Royal A. Stone
Bt. Paul
Tone
A. Vernon
State Department
American Legion
Madame Curie to Receive Radium Gift in White House
Madame Curie arrives in Washington from New York to receive the gram of radium bought for her by the women of America. The presentation is set at the White House at 4 pm eastern time, with Curie and her two daughters in attendance.
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Washington
Madame Curie
New York
Harding
Women of America
White House
Madame Curle
Tyro
Posse Searches For Robbers Near Minot and Max
A sheriff’s posse hunted two men who robbed a Pure Oil filling station at 9:45 p.m. yesterday in Minot, taking $15 after forcing Arthur Schooler to surrender. A Ford car was later found abandoned on the Minot to Max road, gasoline exhausted.
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Herald Special Service
Minot
N. D
Max
Arthur Schooler
Pure Oil Company
Schooler
Auth al
Fire damages Home Furniture block in Minot
A basement blaze at the Home Furniture company in Minot North Dakota caused $46,000 in furniture losses. The store and building were owned by C. H. Forker Louis Smith Dr. C. F. Sweet and George McGee. Fire started around 3 30 this morning from an unknown origin.
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Herald Special Service
Minot
N. D
Home Furniture Company
C. H. Forker
Louis Smith
C. F. Sweet
George McGee
Premier Briand Opposed to Meeting on Silesia Question
Paris May 20 Premier Briand of France opposes a meeting with Lloyd George to discuss the Silesian question until the Inter-allied Commission report is completed. Briand may delay conferring until after parliamentary interpellations on reparations and government policy are resolved. Germany promises no Silesian interference and will supply 26,000 wooden houses for northern France, according to the ministry of Uberated regions.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hamilton
Skiff
Cadore and Taylor
Chicago
New York
Clic
Jones
Vaughn
O'Farrell
Toney
Perritt
Snyder
Paris
Briang
Cincinnat
France
Boston
Coumbe
Wingo
McQuillan
Bilesian
Scott
O'Neil
Silesia
M. Briand
Lloyd George
Boudene
Germany
Berlin
Iby
Joseph Wirth
Ministry of Uberated
Dynamite Helps Wisconsin Farmers Clear Land in 1921 Program
Superior Wisconsin April 18 Dynamite in carload lots is being distributed to farmers in Douglas county by J M Walz county agricultural agent leading the county 1921 land clearing program. A land clearing committee of the local chamber of commerce is assisting with the soil improvement effort. Last year about 3000 acres were cleared and the aim is to double that. South Washburn county farmers target 36000 acres as neighboring regions push vigorous campaigns. Weather notes show unsettled conditions with possible showers in North Dakota tonight and Saturday.
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Superior
Wis
Upper Michigan
Douglas County
J. M. Walz
Tvie and Commerce Association
Washburn County
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Agricultural Office
Tornado Kills Much Livestock In Minnesota
Pipestone Minnesota May 20 A tornado swept southeast Minnesota killing scores of cattle and destroying farm structures No lives were lost The storm formed east of Jasper and moved northeast to Trosky where its force was strongest Two airplanes at local landing grounds were torn from hangars and wrecked Madison Wisconsin May 20 Governor Blaine vetoed the Anderson marriage license bill allowing women over 36 to marry within five days of application in a bid to revive an antiquated policy He called the measure offensive to single women of mature age.
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Pipestone
Minn
Minnesota
Jasper
Trosky
Madison
Wis
Blaine
Anderson
Wage decision favors employers in North Dakota case
Judge Nuessle in Bismarck ruled for the North Dakota Laundry association and telephone companies, voiding minimum wage regulations for women and minors. The lengthy conduct of the conference and bureau was detailed, with questions about appointment, hearings, and the legality of actions. It was uncertain whether an appeal would be taken.
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W. J. Nusmie
Bismarck
North Dakota Laundry Association and Telephone Companies
Minimum Wage Bureau
George A. Bangs
Bangs
Robbins
Laundrymen's Association
Thma
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
J.N. Haken
McDonald
AL. J. Wehe
Hazel Farkash
New York City
Fargo
Bureau
Weho
Hagen
Wehe
Miss Farkash
Wehy
Mugen
Mr. McDonald
Cole
Judge Nuessle
Supreme Court
Nuessle
Grace
Man Jumps From Hotel Window in Philadelphia
A well dressed man about 35 registered as G. R. Hoffman of Chicago and fell or jumped from a seventh floor window. He died within half an hour. his hands and face showed evidence of poison, and a bottle in the room had contained poison.
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Philadelphia
G. R. Hoffman
Chicago
President to sail to New York aboard Mayflower
President has definite plans to travel to New York on the presidential yacht Mayflower. He will leave Washington late tomorrow and reach New York Monday morning.
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New York
Larding
Washington
Tropolils
Governor Morgan Declares Martial Law in Mingo County
Governor Morgan issued a proclamation declaring martial law in Mingo county amid a year long lockout strike in the coal mines. Charles F. Keeney of United Mine Workers urged non union miners to strike and promised union benefits while idle. Governor cites armed bands, rioting and damage to property and trains, saying county authorities cannot restore order and he will deploy state forces.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
Mingo County
Mingo Field
Chas. F. Keeney
United Mine Workers of America
Norfolk & Western Railroad
British Papers Laud Harvey Speech At Dinner
London editors praise George Harvey US ambassador for frank friendship while declining League of Nations membership. Papers note Washington’s directive to attend a supreme council meeting on the Silesian question and question US participation in international leagues.
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London
Assocted Press
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
Harvey
State Department
Washington
America
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Daily News
League
Geottiad
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State Board of Education
Commissioner of Education
E. C. Elliott
Greene
Institute OF Journalism
Minot Burns
Briand
Upper Silesia
Inter-allied Commission
St. Louis Oes
Doak
Clement
Ring
Johnson
Picinich
Davis
Alan St. Paul
Brady
Manitou
Williams
Allen
Indianapolis
Seifert and Heline
Kiefer and Clark
By Morris
Messle
GOV. Morgan
Keeney
Laud Harvey
Tinfair
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