Troops Ready to Move to West Virginia as Miners Tense
Washington Sept 1 a third regiment from Camp Dix New Jersey was ordered in readiness for possible service in West Virginia while a second would depart from Camp Dix and a third from Camp Sherman Ohio. Reinforcements swarm Madison Madison County officials estimated 500 armed men en route with trainloads from Whitesville to Blair Clothier and Jeffrey. Governor Morgan and Gen Bandholtz plan to urge miners to return home and a special train with officials and organizers will deliver letters urging settlement before federal troops or martial law are used.
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Weeks
Camp Dix
New Jersey
West Virginia
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Madison
W. Va
Blair
Clothier
Jeffrey
Whitesville
Suhciile
Charleston
Logan
Boone County
William Petri
United Mine Workers
Morgan
Petri
Bandhaltz
Washington,d. C
Umit
Harding
West Virinia
War Department
Ti. H. Bandholg
Neas
Rashid Sareea
Harding speaks at opening of Army College
President Harding spoke at the opening of the fall term of the Army War College in Washington. He warned that even the best world aspirations require strong forces and pledged officers would serve loyally as Americans. He blamed West Virginia coal troubles on misunderstanding and urged home unity and international understanding. He predicted a future easing of armament burdens and noted Western civility progress.
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Washington
Harding
Army War College
Hundi
West Virginia
Senate Finance Committee Pushes Rewrite of House Tax Legislation
Washington reports the Senate finance committee reached a decision to rewrite the house tax bill into a single document covering all internal revenue laws. Hastings Minn and Minneapolis figures are noted in sentencing updates, with judge illness delaying proceedings to Saturday. Minnesota state officials narrowly escape a hazardous incident.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Weisman
Hastings
Minn
Mike Weidmann
Minneapolis
Albert, Johnson
Red ‘Wing
Minnesota
Three Farmers Stuck For Note In Grand Coin History
Three farmers are stuck for 7 967 dollars on a note signed to accommodate a league. Daily accounts show obligations of 97 207.71. The article details payments, grand coin, and the legal proceedings around the disputed sum at a historical town meeting with notices and figures.
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League
Bank of North Dakota aided Leith bank financing
A contested transcript shows the Bank of North Dakota indirectly funded the Peoples State Bank of Leith through stock notes and CD collateral, with Norpartisan League influence cited. The testimony questions the state’s use of public funds to support nonpartisan league aligned banks and calls for reform.
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Peoples’ State Bank of Laith
North Dakota
North woods saw mills ramping up after idle season
Unofficial word from C A McDonald lumber jobber reports extensive activity of saw mills in the northern part of the state near the Canadian border. Mines closing and sailors to be displaced as the navigation season ends. Wages for common labor cited at 3.50 dollars per day as mills secure sufficient help.
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Doha
Mintle
Sota
North Woods
Firma
General Woods
Northery
C. A. McDonald
Milin
McDonald
Mill Owners Expect Pulpwood Demand and Camp Labor Rise
Mill owners report workers staying on tasks rather than hopping jobs, signaling a winter revival in the pulpwood business as small operators expect to meet demand. Independent contractors for railroad ties may surge. notes cite past four months' output curtailment and a broader economic uptick amid shifting industry activity.
Lithuania Polish Dispute Settled
The dispute between Poland and Lithuania was settled by representatives. It was agreed that there will be two Lithuanians: one is the district of Kovno with independence, and the other is Vilna where Polish supervision will govern.
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Lithuania
Lithuanias
Kovno
Vilna
Fighting renews in Belfast amid street clashes
Soldiers moved into Belfast’s Grove street area as seven shots rang out this morning, vanishing gunmen prompting renewed violence after yesterday’s rioting left six dead and thirty injured. Troops patrol Spring road as Falls division riots raise concern. Earlier attacks on Mackie’s Foundry Works triggered police rifle fire. Carters and tram drivers threaten withdrawal without protection. two drivers union members were killed and seven wounded in recent days.
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Associat
Fuibea
Grove Street
Belfast
Falls
Mackie
Asto
Carters
Drivers
De Valera Sends Reply To Lloyd George Conference Acceptance
Dublin reports that Eamon de Valera’s cabinet has sent a reply to Prime Minister Lloyd George regarding Britain’s peace proposals. The Sinn Fein publicity unit will release details once Lloyd George receives the message carried by Robert Barton. The cabinet’s reply reportedly accepts an invitation for a further London conference amid Belfast riots. no plenipotentiaries named.
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Dublin
the Lloyd George
Gov. George
Lloyd George
Scotland
Sinn Ie Iein
Robert C. Barton
Irish Republican Parliament
Eamonn de Valera
Belfast
London
Sale of Bank Stock Halted by Injunction
An injunction issued by Judge A T R Cole of Fargo halts the sale of 160 shares of People's State bank stock to satisfy a $50 per share assessment. The order follows a request by the O E Hunt estate, represented by Bangs and Robbing, who allege the board lacks authority over the bank now closed and under state examiner, and contend the assessment is excessive. A hearing is set for next Tuesday at the Grand Forks county courthouse.
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People's State Bank
A TR Cole
Fargo
O. E. Hunt
Bangs & Robbing
Grand Forks
Bangs
Cole
Grand Forks County Court House
Langdon Holds Detained IWW Guests After Train Incident
Remnant of Industrial Workers of the World, about 75 strong, arrived Langdon by Great Northern freight on Wednesday night. Deputies guarded the detainees, preventing escape as they were loaded for Union and later kept overnight in the city hall. Four suspected leaders are held on charges tied to a prior attack. one man charged with carrying concealed weapons was released prior to departure. Local officials reported no resistance as the wobblies were escorted and searched, with order restored by afternoon.
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Herald
Langdon
N. D
Cavalier County
Csvallee
Union
Walsh County
Pegie Erase Forks
Ilne
Cavalier
E. J. Burkhart
Langién
Northeen
Lanéder
Great Northern
Eastby
Ans
Larimore
New York Challenges London on Population Claim
Washington reports New York asserts two valid claims against London for misstatement of world population. Census notes Greater London population at 7,476,168, while New York argues city counts of 6,820,248 are within a single municipal unit.
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Washington
New Tork
London
Hic
Permons, & Society Bulletin Today
New York
New Aerial Weapons To Be Tried In War
Washington reports that the army air service plans to test new aerial weapons near Dorking as part of sandal warfare readiness. An ambush attack on Ambazna is referenced in the dispatch, with dates and details garbled.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Dorking
Ambazna
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