Bond Endorsement Row Shocks North Dakota Bond Sale
In New York May 24 George Webb Bank of North Dakota agent testified on how Frank White United States treasurer endorsed North Dakota Note bonds. Webb recounted White’s note saying I hope it helps you in your work and denied authorization to use his name. White defended the bonds’ legality and repayment plan, stating bonds are backed by valuation and subject to federal and state rulings.
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Howard Special Service
New York
George Webb
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
Frank White
United States
Tresacror
M'Comber
White
Mose
Valley City
N. C
Ted
Mt 120 Broadway
Father of Gov Preus Dies in Decorah at 70
Christian K. Preus president of Luther College Decorah and father of Minnesota Governor J. A. Preus died suddenly at 70 due to heart trouble. He served Luther College since 1902 after earlier pastoral work. Survived by widow five sons Governor J A Preus Paul Preus Herman Preus Rev Karl Preus and two daughters Henrietta and Mrs K D Stalland.
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Decorah
Christian K. Preus
Norwegian Lutheran College of
Preus
Order of St. Olaf
Norway
Luther College
Europe
University of Christianiay
H. J. Stub
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
United States
J. A. 0. Preus
Paul Preus
Federal Land Bank
St. Paul
Herman Preus
Wabasha National Bank of
Karl Preus
Rock Dell
Minn
Ove Preus
DeForest
Wis
Henrietta Preus
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolia
K. D. Stalland
American Wins First Match in World Hard Court Championship
In St. Cloud France on May 28 Arnold Jones, the American tennis star, beat M Cousin of France in straight sets 6-0 6-2 6-3 in the opening singles of the world hard court championship. William H Laurent of France defeated M Blanchy of Belgium 6-4 6-14. Eskoria Sears of Boston defaulted and will not play. The tournament gathers nine nations and features singles doubles and mixed doubles.
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St. Cloud
France
Associated Press
Arnold Jones
M. Cousin
William H. Laurent
M. Blanchy
Belgium
Eskoria Sears
Boston
Maira Bjurntedt Mallory
Misa
Edith Sigourney
America
Milo
Suzanne Lengren
Madame Golding
Detectives bound over on murder charges in Jamestown
Jamestown North Dakota May 28 Detectives Wilhelm Wyant and Henry Kearns of the Northern Pacific Railroad are bound over to the district court on first degree murder charges arising from the fatal shooting of three transients on May 5. Weather: Great Lakes region to see below normal temperatures with showers expected this week.
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Jamestown
N. D
Wilm
Wyant
Henry Kearns
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
District Court
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Berlin Announces Paria First Real Heat Wave
Berlin reports on May 23 through the Associated Press that Paria experiences the first real heat wave of the season. Officials warn residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak afternoon hours while monitoring for heat-related health concerns.
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Paria
Campers urged to leave woods as they find them
Washington May 28 The American Forestry Association urged outdoor Americans to guard against starting fires in the countryside and to leave the woods as they find them as Forest Protection week closes. President Harding had proclaimed the observance.
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Washington
American Feral Association
Harding
Wage Scale Talk Planned by Iron and Tin Workers Leaders
Philadelphia May 28 President M Tighe and international officers of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers depart for Atlantic City to confer with Manufacturers' Association officials on the wage scale and working conditions for the coming fiscal year.
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Philadelphia
M. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Atlantic City
Ane
Settlement ideas floated in British mine strike talks
London May 2. Prime Minister Lloyd George held separate talks with mine owners and the miners federation to pursue a real settlement of the strike. He reportedly received from both sides the positions they have taken on the dispute.
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London
Mai Federation
Great Britain
Lloyd George
British Forces in Ireland to Be Strengthened
London May 28 The government plans sterner measures against Irish criminals and will strengthen crown forces in Ireland. Reinforcements will come from units now serving abroad, with no rise in auxiliary police. Expansion of martial law to most of Ireland is considered, under General Sir Neville Macready. The total reinforcements will be well under 50 000.
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London
Associated — Press
Ireland
Martin Flaw
Neville Macready
Kitchener
Trousers of Lost Ship Crew Believed Found
A report from Admiral Rodman of the Pacific fleet describes a found pair of navy blue trousers near Guadalupe Island. Marked H. J. Patterson, the name is not found in fleet records. The Conestoga tug, missing since March 1, remains the search focus aided by 32 vessels and 12 aircraft. A Milwaukee fire at the Food Products company chain building caused about $20,000 in damage with over two days of efforts.
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Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin |O
Remel
Food Products Company
Thought Famine Hidden Two Tons Of Food By Suspects
A sheriff reported discovery of two tons of food hidden by a Mexican tied to a suspected famine scare. Officials declined to name the individuals, stating they acted in good faith and wished to avoid public ridicule.
Baseball National League and American League summaries
Baseball reports show NL games with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston and New York results and lineups. American League games include Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Detroit and details of pitchers Harris Ferking Mays Sehang Shawkey Rommel Schang with multiple innings and run totals.
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Philadelphia
New York
Harris
Ferking
Mays
Sehang
Chicago
Detroit
Maie Sutherland
Det Saumatta
Rommel
Schang
Perkins
Shawkey
Convictions Over German Engineer Killing Reported in France
Two Moroccans were convicted by a French war council for murdering a German engineer near Hoechst Frankfurt. One sentence was death, another life imprisonment. The report lists multiple names and locations across Europe and the United States.
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Paris
Ireland
French War Council
Hoechst
Frankfort
Columban i
Toledo
Danforth
Wilson
Bedient and
Manion
Lobeville
Sesso
Indianapolis
Long
Kocher
Petty
Dixon
W. W. gang attempts to seize freight train in Denver
Denver police report twenty seven alleged members of the I W W were jailed after trying to commandeer a Union Pacific freight train heading to Denver from Cheyenne. A crew member alerted Union Pacific officials when ten men took possession of several cars near Greeley. The group claimed they were driven from Cheyenne. charges of vagrancy were filed.
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Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Bergdoll Loses Added Funds to U S Officers
Philadelphia May 28 Additional Bergdoll funds held by the alien property custodian were seized in the city. The amount was not disclosed. Earlier the custodian seized approximately $832 worth of Bergdoll property. Mrs Emma C Bergdoll, mother of Grover and Erwin Bergdoll, left for their country home in Delaware County as she prepared to appeal to President Harding to halt government actions.
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Philadephia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Gerimany
Bergdoll
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Erwin R. Bergdoll
Leavenworth
Erwin
Delaware County
Here
Mra
Berdell
Harding
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Atlantic
Washington The president signs emergency tariff bill protecting several agricultural products and curbing dumped foreign goods. London The Times says government to send large reinforcements to Ireland to round up Sinn Feiners in southern counties. Belfast Unionists lead in parliamentary elections with 341,288 votes, Sinn Feiners 103,526, Nationalists 60,672. Washington Senator Johnson moves toward congressional inquiry into West Virginia Kentucky mining disorders. Washington Marine workers and employers reach agreement to be sent to local unions for ratification. Open The vanguard of British troops from the Rhine arrives in the Snesian zone.
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London
the Times
Ireland
Sinn
Belfast
Ort Arn
Evening Herald Noon Monday Memorial Day Publication
The evening Grand Forks Herald will be published at noon on Monday May 30 Memorial Day to permit staff participation in day events The Morning Herald will publish as usual Tuesday morning
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Evening Herald
Grand Forks Herald
Chicago Police Swap Rifles For Shotguns In Manhunting
Chicago police shift from rifle squads to pump shotgun teams to reduce bystander risk and improve close range accuracy. Chief Michael Hughes notes shotguns fire nine lead rounds with four foot spread at close range, halting suspects more effectively in moving cars. A portable steel shield with firing ports aids officers in barricaded buildings, and bombing is now a routine tactic from behind this shield.
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Chicago
Michael Hughes
Tse
Bcars
Detecttive Bureau
Haghe
Curtis Pub Company Will Not Reinstate Pressmen Who Struck
Philadelphia May 23. When the printers strike began in Philadelphia Curtis Publishing Company pressmen did not join, hoping for a forty four hour week. After two weeks the union urged them to strike. the entire Curtis press room walked out. Curtis says no former workers will be rehired even after the strike ends. Sixty printers have moved to open shop.
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Curtis Pub. Company
Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Company
Curtis
Curtis Press
Curtis Company
Russian Soviets Moving Toward Kiev Region
Paris dispatches report the Romanian government is anxious about the concentration of about thirty Russian Soviet divisions southwest of Kiev, according to French foreign office dispatches.
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Paris
Kiev
Foreign Office
SILESIA MAY BE DIVIDED IN THREE PARTS
Paris May 28 division of Silents into three zones one under Polish authority another under Germany and the third to be governed temporarily by the Allies was discussed by the council of ambassadors. Plan virtually approved by the allied council to establish a neutral cone between German and Polish forces in Upper Silesia with further information awaited.
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Paris
Pollal
Germany
Council of Ambassadors
France
Briand
Poland
Oppeln
Cologne
Oppein
Kreuxburg
Farin
Associated Press
Allied Council of Ant Bascadors
Upper Silesia
Mechanical Power Cited as Unrest Cause by Beck
Atlantic City May 2 James M Beck solicitor general of the United States told the Pennsylvania Bankers association that world unrest stems from the rise of mechanical power. He warned that the spread of automation risks idle minds and bodies unless society adapts to the machine age with minds and muscles engaged in productive work.
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Atlantic City
James Mf
Beck
United States
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Mr. Beck
Young Continues Fight Over Longworth Resolution
Washington May 2 The house Republican conference chair Towner urged a caucus next Wednesday to decide party action on Representative Longworths bill which would make the general staff measure effective from its introduction date Representative Young of North Dakota the sole GOP Ways and Means critic of isolation in committee said he would press his case in the caucus and Towner was expected to back killing the plan Supporters faced trouble in obtaining the caucus call.
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Washington
Towner
House Republican Conference
Representive Longworth
Ohio
Young
North Dakota
Ways and Means
Plana
Congress Adjourns Until Next Tuesday
Washington May 28 Congress was in session today with both houses adjourned until Tuesday for Memorial Day. Weather: North Dakota mostly clear and unsettled tonight and slightly cooler tomorrow. Minor changes in temperatures expected with no significant precipitation noted.
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Congress
Washington
Congrest
House
Sea
North Dakota
Mianente
teorenDy
U. S. Gun Promises Armor-Piercing Power At 200 Yards
At Rock Island on May 28, Major Lee C. Wright announced a new .50 caliber machine gun capable of penetrating one inch of armor at 200 yards. The weapon, weighing 85 pounds plus water jacket and a 2 gallon cooling system, aims for a 2,500 yard tracer and a 7,000 yard effective range.
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U. S
Rock Island
United States Army
Lee C. Wright
Army Ordnance Department
Ordnance Section
Society of Mechanical Engineers
Rock Island Arsenal
Aberdean
Wright
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