Marketing North Dakota wheat issues discussed at meet
About two hundred officials and bankers gathered at the Fargo Commercial Club at Governor Nestos's call to tackle marketing problems for North Dakota wheat. Committees were named on organization, grading, railroads, exports and marketing to study remedies, including credit for foreign buyers, on-farm storage, and storage receipts as loan collateral.
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Commercial Club
R. A. Nestos
Hammi
John Lee Cotlter
North Dakota Agricultural College
George E. Duis
North Dakota Wheat Growers’ Association
Curtis L. Mosher
Federal Reserve Bank of the Ninthistrict
St. Paul
L. B. Hanna
Walter Reed
Amenia
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John Scott
J. G. Gun
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Anota
N. R
Lewis
Mayvilte
T. Twichell
Mapleton
John Lee Coulter
Ole Seurum- Ford
Deviln Lake
W. H. Butler
Cooperstown
William Watt
Norman Brunsdale
Portland
O. J. Seller
Valley
City
E. J. Welser
A. B. Denault
Jamestown
B. B. Moore
Minneapolis
Wesley Colc-Dowell
Marion
D. Bacon
Grand Forks
Rt. A. Lathrop
Hope
A. Robbie
Cavalier
G. M. Springer
T. 8. Hunt
LaMoure
Hiso
Coulter Speke
Coulter
Duls
Mosher
Cox Has Easy Victory in Massachusetts Primaries
Eight state Republican incumbents led strong opposition with apparent safe margins. Lodge of Massachusetts posted a huge win over Joseph Walker, Townsend of Michigan led his opponents, and Reedfield Proctor and Foote contested Vermont. Blease defeated for South Carolina Democratic governor nomination. Arizona races tight. Cox and Gaston leading in Massachusetts. Groesbeck and Dupre show early leads in their races.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
Townsend
Michigan
Herbert F. Baker
Senator Lodge
Joseph Walker
Ista
William 4. Sweet
Denver
Fred A. Gabin
Colorado
Benjamin Griffith
Earl Ooley
Timlake
Pesaran’ Tion
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
A. W. ‘Foote
Vermont
Blease
Cole I
South Caroliina
Thomas G. McCleod
Charles B. Ward
G. W. F. Hunt
Arizona
Campbell
Ashurst
William A. Gaston
Boston
Groesbeck
James
Alva
H. G. Dupre
Lomatana
Woman Declared Queen of Band of Bandits
A police report describes a woman, Miss Vanderdorf, named as queen of a bandit gang after a raid on Monday night. The gang allegedly stole a $25,000 payroll from the Palm Drive Soap Company in Milwaukee and tied to a series of forgery allegations. Police say Jacobson is a suspect in the escape, with further arrests linked to the Milwaukee case.
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Charteauri Ogee
Charles E
Wan
Palm Drive Soap Company
Milwaukee
Vanderdorf
Nelson
Aings
Greek retreat in Asia Minor sparks fires and troop moves
Constantinople reports Greek forces evacuated and set fires in the city as Turks occupy Mydanis and Brusa port. Greek troops around Smyrna still mass on the peninsula while others head to home ports. London dispatch notes Balkan powers may aid Greece in a conflict, with Albanian mobilization toward Skopje. Turbulent activity along Nevrokop border signals growing tensions in the region.
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Gulf of
Scala’ Nova
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Smyr
Scala Nova
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Thrace
Aagean Sea
London
Athens
Greece
Uskub
Skoplie
Anatolia
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Nevrokop
Asia Minor
Million Dollar Fire Hits Indiana Plant
A dust explosion at a Terre Haute Indiana plant near midnight sparked a flash that swept through the building injuring eleven workers. Fire officials battled flames as investigators probed the blaze and estimated damage at one million dollars.
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Ind
House Debates Tariff Bill Amid Historic Amendments
Washington September 13 opponents failed to strike embargo provisions from the tariff bill in a 150 to 147 House vote as Speaker Gillette overruled a point of order. The House planned final action on the administration tariff bill before adjournment, paving the way for passage tomorrow of the bonus bill. The measure, the most amended in American history, saw revisions by committees and conferees bringing totals to about 3,000.
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House
Gillette
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
Senate
Archane Seine Committee
Aes Anges
Thada
Treasury
Montreal Printers Set Strike Across City Newspapers
One thousand union printers at a Montreal daily newspaper will strike next Monday after publishers rejected wage gains of six dollars per week and a four hour reduction in weekly hours from forty eight. The International Typographical Union announced the action as the five year contract expires.
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Montreal
International Typographical Union
Many Farmers Will Not Dig Their Potatoes
In Pergo North Dakota on September 13 many farmers in the region plan not to dig their potatoes this fall. Most of the dug potatoes will be graded and sorted before shipment. Acting Cass county agent Guy William says growers would lose money paying 5 cents for packs and 5 to 8 cents for picking due to high labor costs.
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William
Cas County
Acumnam
H Guy
Thursday Big Day at Ward County Fair
Minot North Dakota September 13 Tomorrow will be Minot day at the Ward county fair with a proclamation declaring tomorrow afternoon a holiday. Stores urged to close to allow attendance at the exposition. Judging in many departments continues with events including pacing and trotting races for purses totaling 500 dollars and a 100 dollar running race. Automobile and airplane stunts and fireworks by the Gomion Fireworks company of Chicago highlight the evening program followed by a bowery dance.
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Ward County
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Bowery Dance
Big Tim Murphy to appeal to U S Supreme Court
Chicago labor leader Big Tim Murphy, jailed for six years in the Dearborn station mail robbery, prepares to appeal to the U S Supreme Court after the circuit court of appeals affirmed his sentence. Vincenzo Cosmano, also sentenced, has fled to Italy. fines of 30000 and 20000 were imposed.
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Big Tim" Murphy
Fort Leavenworth
Dearborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
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Murphy
Italy
Cosmano
Beavenworth
Davis Says Chicago Meet Reaches Agreement On Plan
Secretary of Labor Davis announced in Washington that a virtual settlement of the rail strike affecting 35 to 40 percent of U S roads had been reached in Chicago. The plan, prepared by B M Jewell and Daniel Willard, would return strikers except those linked to violence, keep current workers, and have disputed issues settled by railroad and employer committees. Davis notified President Harding by phone, who welcomed the news.
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Associated Press
Davis
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harding
Labor Department
Federated Railway Shop Crafts
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Jewell
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Industrial Peace and Shopmen Strike Settlement Moves
Secretary of Labor James Davis announced a settlement with about 400000 shop men ending a widespread rail industry strike. The agreement covers Sea board Air Line Southern Baltimore and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lines, affecting 85200 miles of track and potentially 52 roads. Officials indicated more roads would join the settlement, resuming normal service across major rail networks.
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Seaboard Air Line
Southern
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
Labor Department
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