North Dakota Banks Face Private Deposits Policy Debates
Banks in North Dakota debate allowing private deposits under a new law. Officials say decisions hinge on banker actions with public funds, while larger banks in Minneapolis and St. Paul pledge aid during the transition. Analysts expect most banks to reopen with cash reserves, limiting closures and maintaining state stability.
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Blemarck
N. D
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Banking Board
Night Court Sessions Aid Working Men and Women
In Philadelphia on November 27, the municipal court held a Friday night session to help working men and women avoid long delays and wage loss by bringing domestic troubles to court after hours. The initiative aims to provide accessible dispute resolution for laborers.
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Hadelphia
Indes Brown
Municipal Court
Ithe Aeracatie Teations
Contested Senate Election Weathers Billings County
In Billings County a senatorial race faced immediate contest as results sparked disputes over vote totals and procedures. Independent candidate R J im reportedly defeated amid uncertainty, while nonpartisan factions claim irregularities may reverse outcomes in the Golden Valley district.
Freemin Shot Wounds Heart in Hospital Drama
Jam es Freemin remains in critical condition after a bullet lodged near his heart, doctors report following X ray imaging. Police investigate the shooting scene as hospital staff provide updates on his treatment and prognosis.
Continued Rise in Surplus Freight Cars Across Regions
Washington reports a weekly surplus of 19,866 freight cars for the week ended November 15, up 7,892 from the prior week, led by gains in the south and central west. Despite the increase, average daily shortages nationwide fell by 4,382 to 45,358 cars, while shortages persist in other areas.
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Washington
Car Narvice
Ameriscat Tailway Association
Guard troops not recognized in 14 states
Washington November 26 Fourteen states had no national guard units recalled by the federal government for June. States listed include Arkansas Delaware Tulsa? Louisiana and others totaling 66,100 officers and men at year end, against 106,300 authorized. Recruitment difficulty and public antipathy to military affairs are cited as major obstacles.
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Washington
Jease Carter
Militile Bureau
Arkansas
Delaware
Tilinola
Tydianz
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Carter
Guard
National Guard Service
National Guard
Congress
Adams Returns to Small Boat Racing
New York reports Charles France Adama will resume small boat racing after previously skipping yacht contests. The article notes a return decision and hints at involvement with Victories Resolute and related sailing events.
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Adams
New York
Charles Frasce Adama
Navy Wins Thrilling Army Clash 7 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Polo Grounds Nov 37 Navy defeated Army 7 to 0 in a fiercely fought game. Final score Navy 7 Army 0 after a fourth period touchdown by Koehler, King added the extra point. Large crowd, officials, and dignitaries watched as battles on the gridiron unfolded.
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ARMY
Polo Grounds
Sint
Bain
Wireleas
Pacific
Army of Occupation
Germany
Thrilla
Baker
Daniels
Pershing
George Robert Neville
France
Stmy
Reg Yater
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Spectnora
Drem
Antica
Wilhide
Wren
Ewen
Clark
Will
West Point
French
King
Millers
Conroy
MelKee
Hamilton
Mulligan
Koehler
Storck
Mcyar
McKee
Greene
Middies
Tarr
A. Pase
Kkooh
Wegoaiine
Ziemny
Iine
Cadets
Ine Wilhide
Sailors
Noyes
Milddies
Saitors
Knehler
Soldinia
Goodman
Clarke
Crisageross
Storcik
Pases
Lawrence
Mitcife
Krench
Cadeta Pn
Trench
Conrey
Davidson
Annapolis
Poesemion
Farmers pledge to reopen Donnybrook Bank amid bank closings
About 250 farmers met at Donnybrook North Dakota on November 27 to discuss the Donnybrook State bank shutdown caused by depleted reserves. They expressed confidence in bank officers and pledged aid to ensure reopening. Officials report no fraud or dishonesty found and say further actions remain under review as weather and economic pressures mount.
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Townley Organ
Columm
Bank of North Dakkota
Townley
Astute
Comeone
St. Pau
Minn
North Dakota
Fred Brown
National Bank
Ninth
Federal Rr
Wintrict
W. J. Regan
Twin One
Bankers
North Meee
Bouth Dakota
Rt Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Brown
Federal Reserve System
Donnybrook
N. D
Afty
Donnybrook State Bank
North Dakotas
Moon
Building Materials Price Reductions Prompt Large Cuts
Sweeping reductions in prices of roofing paints vinyl flooring and related products have been announced by Certain-feed Products corporation the world’s largest maker of prepared roofing. Cuts reach up to 30 percent lower costs than current levels aim to reflect anticipated replacement values and encourage widespread purchase by consumers and dealers.
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Certain-feed Products Corporation
Surcharge case arguments end in court action
Attorneys for both sides in the Red River Power surcharge case presented briefs to the district court. The city of Ground v. Forka seeks an injunction against surcharge collection while a decision awaits. Judges took case under advisement after hearing arguments yesterday.
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Rd River Power Company
Cee Ant Atesm
District Court
City of Ground
Red River Power Company
App
Roads Cannot Raise Rates Next Monday
New York state railroads are restrained from raising intrastate rates next Monday by temporary injunctions issued by Supreme Court Justice Cropsey. Deputy Attorney General Edward A. Griffin announced the action after late night filings.
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New York
New York State
Edward A. Griffin
Supreme Court
Cropsey
Six killed in Italian plant explosion near Vergata
A plant near Vergata, about 85 miles from Milan, exploded yesterday afternoon, killing six people and wounding 20. The building was severely damaged with roofs blown off, and nearby villages suffered destruction. The site, once a shell factory in the war, is now a citric acid factory in peacetime.
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Prraons
Vergata
Milan
London
Timex
Bute
Prize bull dies with needle found in heart
In an unusual farm case, a prize bull in Oi Holatein herd from the A. Casoae brand died after a darning needle was found in its heart. The incident occurred in late November, with veterinary and herd officers investigating the cause and noting the animal’s value as a show prize remains uncertain.
Bavarian Leader Denies Monarchy Plot In Germany
Berlin reports Bavarian Minister President Von Kahr denied rumors of a plan to restore the monarchy and dominate Germany. He warned against rumours of the Orgesch and Einwohnerwehr, explaining the Bavarian guard is a civilian civic force, not a military plot, and urged understanding of postwar reductions.
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Pave
Germany
Berlin
Organicellions
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von Kahr
Belgium
Preas
Jssue
Rumora
Varios Sort
Sn Ia Yarin
Oppon Lents
Bourgeple
Winwohnerwehr
Orgesch
Baveriang
Herr Excherich
Hinwohnerwehr
Ludendorf
France
Vor Kaht
Civjlans
Ludendorff
Einwohnerwehr
Ludwirshoche
Munich
Entente
Elameinermein Je
von Iehr
Regul Pian
Einwohner
Wehr
Peerie
Miet
Orger
Mes
Nuessle Says Winning Papers Entitled To Printing
Judge W F Nuessie of district court rules the new paper chosen as official in the recent election is entitled to all printing received by law immediately after issuance of a certificate of nominating and the attorney general’s opinion supports this. J W Brinion, county Farmers Press owner, challenged the county’s choice.
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Nuessle
Bismarck
N. D
W. Ft. Nuessie
District Court
Gener
J.W. Brinion
Messle Hears Layer Case At Bismarck Today
In Bismarck North Dakota November 27 discovery of a bloody dusting cap a real mask and cloth fragments from Jacob West farm are presented by Attorney Kelly to back a request by Henry Layer serving life for Turtle Lake murder to withdraw his guilty plea and face trial. State's Attorney Williams calls the evidence of limited importance while affidavits from Layer and others claim coercion and beating. counter affidavits deny bruises. Arguments continue as Judge Nuessle weighs a possible new trial based on these discoveries.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jacob West
Kelly
Tudge Nuessic
Henry Layer
Turtle Lake
Owever
Williams
Layer Creed
Layer
Pri
John Williams
Lang +or
Charles McDonald
Felix Smith
Dog Traier
Richard Wildes
Beige
Nuessle
Firmon
John Willams
Iit
Flour hits new low price as mills cut to 8.35 a barrel
In Minnesota a sharp price drop lowers family patent flour to 8.35 to 8.50 per barrel after earlier lows of 8.40. The move marks a continued downward trend in staple food costs across the area.
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Minnesnola
Minn
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