Banks Likely To Reopen After Closures In North Dakota
Special to the Herald reports many closed banks near reopening as state examiner E Lafthug notes several banks are in good condition and directors can raise reserves. Examiners’ limited staff delays examinations while withdrawals have pressured banks further.
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Bismarck
N. D
BFPO
E. Lafthug
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bank of North Dakota
Blainaeck
Lofthusy State Bank Examiner
North Dakota
Campaign push for secretary of fine arts in president’s cabinet
Jonn Freund of New York leads a campaign to raise public sentiment for creating a secretary of fine arts in the president's cabinet. Editor of Musical America and head of the Mu Wear Alliance urges action. notes U.S. spend on music and education reached $600 million annually seven years ago. He is seventy-two.
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Jonn
Freund
New York
Fine Arta
Musical America
Mu- Wear Alliance
United States
University of Minnesota correspondence courses grow fast
More than 50 students enroll in Minnesota University correspondence courses, mainly from Minnesota with some from North and South Dakota Iowa Montana and Wyoming. One hundred forty six courses are offered covering almost every subject in the regular curriculum. Enrollment has doubled this year and the program aims to expand further, attracting many applications statewide and beyond.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Montana
Wyoming
University of Minnesota
Mra
H. von Dusen
Meh
Dusen
University, of
Piinter Educational
Coneeatey
Northwest
Everr
Keel of New Battle Ship Maamadbetts to Be Laid Soon
The keel for the super dreadnaught Maamadbetts at Fore River shipyard is to be laid soon after New Year’s Day. The Massachusetts class vessel will exceed current US battleships at 660 feet long, 108 feet beam, and about 43,200 tons displacement with a 63 foot drive engine. Armament will include twelve 16 inch guns, sixteen 6 inch guns, and eight torpedo tubes. Two unnamed scout cruisers with 90,000 horsepower engines and 36 knot speed will also be built at Fore River next year.
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Quincy
Ene
Andar
Fore River
Police Round Up Men Alleged To Be In Fire Plot
Reports from Washington and Liverpool describe police rounding up men connected to a fire plot and alleged conspiracies. The tale mentions Joseph P. Tumulty and planned March 4 developments, with arrests tied to incendiary actions and suspected Sinn Fein involvement, amid widespread warehouse fires and tense operations in Liverpool.
Bank Collateral Report Clears Allan Ryan of Loans
Washington November 24 Comptroller of the Currency Williams announced no loans to Allan Ryan of New York or his firm held by banks under supervision. He said the loans, if any, are not sufficiently collateralized and noted few national banks owe Ryan any money. The statement followed a conference with Ryan.
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Washington
Willams
Allan Ryan
New York
Comptroller’s
Comptroller
Ry+ ah
Ryan
Allan A. Ryan
Stutz Motor
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Williams
Ryan Owen
Naval reserve fence to be organized in Minnesota
In Duluth Minnesota November notes announce a Minnesota naval reserve fence modeled after prewar units. Capt Guy A Baton will direct the effort establishing first second and fourth divisions in Duluth. Each first and second division will have about 100 men and the fourth will be an engineering division. Enrollees will receive two months pay for training and regular pay while on leave. four year terms of enrollment.
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Duluth
Minn
Guy A. Baton
Baton
Naval Raperve
Cheorule
newmarayenillUis
Telegraphic Briefs Display Global Fragments
A garbled telegrammy page reports fires in Liverpool fitted marchousen and remarks on bread prices, ambassadorships, and a London cancellation of a French economic credit. It also mentions Irish freedom meetings, naval superstition about horseshoes, and the Taj Mahal’s grandeur and cost.
Cable landings dispute to be investigated in hearing
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota announces a pending bill to investigate cable landings in the United States. The inquiry covers the DerseBe controversy between Western Union Telegraph and the State Department. Kellogg says he has asked leaders of the Western Union and others to hire representatives for the hearing, and State Department officers will be invited to attend.
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Washington
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Department
Kellogg
Mnesot
Awcomb Carlton
Ecern Union
Sinc
Mine Sweeper Bwan Wrecked On Bar In Guernet Sand Pit
The mine sweeper Bwah a wartime figure for North Sea mining operations wrecked on Guernet Sand Pit. Captain Jack Glynn and guards rescued 66 crew from the wreck using breeches buoy and surf boat amid mountainous seas.
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Duxssry
Maec
North Sea
Guernet
Jack Glynn
esAtier
Grand Jury to Hear Building Trust Evidence
New York on November 29 a special grand jury was ordered to investigate criminal evidence uncovered by the joint legislative committee into the alleged building trust. Supreme Justice McAvoy and Untermyer indicated a second extraordinary grand jury would be convened soon. The vast evidence collected would require several weeks for two grand juries in addition to the current panel which has already returned indictments. A separate jury selection to hear the perjury case against George Backer a wealthy builder continued before Judge Rosalsky in Sessions Court.
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New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Supreme Justice
McAvoy
Suminer Untermyer
Counari
Ernor Servth
Addion
George Backer
Rosaisky
Storm Warnings Ordered Hoisted In Lake Region
Weather bureau issued storm warnings for Lake Superior Lake Michigan and Lake Huron at 10 am. A northeast gale will hit Lake Superior tonight and a southeast gale will affect Michigan and Huron with snow and rain. The storm moves east over Missouri and will swing northeast over the lakes tonight increasing in intensity. Winds rise to gale force later tonight and Tuesday. All Great Lakes shipping outlined.
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Chicago
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Weather Bureau
Laken Michigan
Huron
Missouri
Great Lakes
Irish clergy protest dominates Italian chamber scene
Rome reports members of the Italian chamber of deputies and senate have received a strong protest from Irish clergy led by Cardinal Logue. The protest cites influential Irish Catholics backing measures favorable to Ireland and anticipates interpellations to urge government action to end Ireland's unrest.
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Rome
Drputica
Sen— Ate
Reland
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Farta
Amor Mambe
Chamber
Senate
Ireland
Sinn Feiners Linked to London Fire Plot Claim
London Nov 29 The home secretary Edward Shortt stated in Parliament that dock fires in Liverpool Saturday night appear caused by an organized conspiracy in which Sinn Fein and Sinn Fein party members were involved.
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London
Edward Shortt
House, of Commons
Liverpool
Sinn, Wein Party
League of Nations Approves Permanent Mandates Committee
Geneva reports the council approves a permanent mandates committee with five non mandatory and four mandatory powers, all members chosen by the council. The committee is set to meet annually in Geneva to review mandate administration, with detailed outlines ratified and consideration of troop dispatch to Lithuania and a medical force to Vilna. Discussions include disarmament participation by the United States and reactions to Polish Russian tensions.
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Preas
Geneva
Council
League of Nations
Permanent Commission
United States
Lithuania
Vilna
Jugo-Slav
Czecho-Slovakia
George
Nicott Barnes
Great Britain
Poland
Ruuste
Barnes
League
Delegantes
Eurep
Helesates
Armenia
Wilson
Commander Bilyson Led Submarine Mission at Kiel Harbor
Navy man Commander Bilyson, noted for wartime service often overlooked, captained a submarine into Kiel harbor. He signalled German forts for permission to anchor, but anchored without reply and warned to proceed. When threatened, he planned to fire on his own ship, and the Germans did not open fire.
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U. S. Navy
Bilyson
Kiel Harbor
Air mail service starts with Minnesota flights delayed by storm
A Minneapolis to Chicago air mail plan began with Fort Snelling noting departure of Pilot B H Lee and a stop at La Crosse. The Chicago to St Paul route faced postponement due to weather warnings as the southbound flight left Fort Snelling on schedule amid a storm advisory.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Fort Snelling
Twin Cities
Federal Troops Deployed to Mingo County Strike Zone
In Williamson West Virginia on November 29 federal troops were sent to strategic points in Mingo County at Governor Cornwell’s request. The miners have been on strike since July. operators estimate 1500 to 2000 strikers with 5000 miners in the district. Production reportedly rose to about 60,000 tons in the first half of November.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Cornwell
David Wowler
International Organization of Mine Worl Era
Tne
Chicago Chief Plans Daily Arrest Drive Against Crooks
Chicago announces a city wide crackdown as Chief Charles 4% and the police chief pledge to re arrest every pickpocket within 24 hours of release. The measure aims to intensify the ongoing fight against crime in the city.
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Chicago
Charles
Knoren
Harding completes canal visit amid canvass board meeting
President elect Harding finished inspection of the canal Saturday visiting fortifications at its eastern entrance and meeting naval stations near Cristobal. Mrs. Harding joined a seaplane flight over Limón Bay while in Cristobal, and the North Dakota canvassing board set a 3 PM session to discuss the official vote count and pledges tied to post election laws.
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Harding
Limon Bay
Tavy
Bismarck
N. D
Go State
Cristobal
North Dakota
United State
Herdlas
Vna
Funeral draws state and national figures to Ardmore
Prominent public figures from Oklahoma and beyond gather in Ardmore to attend the funeral of Jakes Haman, noted Republican national committee member and businessman. The service brings crowds and showcases the era’s political and social leadership as trains and local roads accommodate attendees.
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