Campaign speech outlines state mill survey and reform plan
R A Nestos of Minot, independent candidate for North Dakota governor, pledges a complete investigation of state owned mills. He proposes non political citizen committees audit Grand Forks and Drake mills, determine bond needs and working capital, and set up a market method for flour to protect taxpayers. The speech attacks the Nonpartisan League for political control and calls for power shift and accountability in state finance.
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Nestos
Grand Forks
Drake
Forks
North Dakota
R. A. Nestok
Minot
Christine
Nonpartisan League
Ad Winistration
Aie
Heave
Henini
Industrial Commission
Industria Commission
John N. Hagan
Ain
Home Builders’ Association
Bank of North Dakota
Burtness backs recall to the limit in 1921 letter
North Dakota Representative C B Burtness endorses the recall effort against the state administration. He states his support follows the Independent campaign request and cites his past records and constitutional safeguards as reasons for voting for honest candidates. He concludes with best wishes for the campaign and cooperation.
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B. Burtness
North Dakota
Burtness
Independent Campaign Committee
Grand Forks
N. D
Bowen Named Head Of The Coal Price Probe In Minnesota
St. Paul Minnesota September 18 Ivan Bowen a member of the Minnesota state railroad and warehouse commission was appointed chairman of the general committee to study marketing and transportation of coal for a joint agricultural inquiry by the House and Senate. Representative Sidney Anderson of Minnesota is chairman. Bowen accepted the post after notification from Donald Down of Minneapolis chairman of the Iowa division for the joint commission. The inquiry aims to uncover production costs and market facts in coal.
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St. Paul
Ivan, Bowen
Minneaota State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Feneral
Sit
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
House
Senate of Congress
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Bowen
Donald Down
Minneapolis
Itama
Itama Division For the Joint Commission
Two Safes Cracked By Yeegs In Duluth
Police say two robbers cracked safes at the Duluth Font club and Orpheum theater, fled after a daytime escape, stealing about $200 from the theater band. Investigators believe the suspects fled toward the Duluth Boat Dock after midnight, with limited leads and no clear suspects.
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Yeegs
Duluth
Minnsept
Pajuens
Bob
Lemke Criticized Over Consumers' United Stores Deal
The Consumers' United Stores affair ties William Lemke to farmer losses in North Dakota. Funds raised from farmers funded store development and "educational" efforts, with most money routed to other ventures and the Nonpartisan league, prompting a recall vote on October 28.
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Consumers’ United Stores Co
William Lemke
Farmers of N
Consumers
United States Company
North Dakota
Bill Lemke
H. A. Paddock
H. A. Paddock, One of Mr. Lemke
Consumers’ Stores Company
Nonpartisan
Farmers
North ‘Dakota
Consumers’ United States Company
Unemployment Conference Planned in Washington Next Monday
The United States Government schedules an unemployment conference for Monday at 10 o clock in Washington. Secretary Hoover will assemble about 30 leaders to discuss nationwide relief, with organization into committees to address urgent labor and economic issues. The move aims to present a coordinated plan across regions.
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Hoover
Auto tragedies claim two lives and injure two
Two men died and two others were seriously hurt in separate weekend car crashes in Menominee and Marinette. Willard Smith, 19, of Powers Michigan, and August Manti, First Creek Michigan, were fatally injured when their vehicles collided.
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Marinette
Wis
Rept
Menomines
Mich
Willard Smith
Powers
August Manti
Fist Creek
Miche
Kenmare policemen slain as Welling held on murder charge
In Minot, North Dakota, Sept 18 Julius A Nielsen a Kenmare night policeman was shot and killed during a poker game holdup by Charles Welling and Harry Butler. Welling wounded in a duel with Chief Kinser, captured at Hyatt farm. Welling held for murder, Butler Munson Ward and Lagar also detained for related offenses.
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Minot
N. D
Julius A. Nielsen
Kenmare
Charles Welling
Harry Butler
Welling
John Kinser
Nielson
Young Maing
Frank Hyatt
Chief Kinser
Walstead
Perry Clarke
Evan Griffith
District Court
Peleetary Uc Breer Tee
Harry M. Minot
Harry
Butler
John Munson
John Lagar
Kenmure
Ward
Munson
Lagar
Crystal Hotel
Nelson
Kinser
Park Hotel
Wellng
Med
Porse
Estat
Ashment
Hyatt
Theman
O Welling
Hoy
Dynamiters Nabbed After Shoe Shop Bombing in Chicago
Chicago police seized 1400 dynamite sticks and 100 TNT after capturing five bombers at a shoe repair shop. Wounded suspect Richard Buies aged 23 carried the bomb. the blast wrecked the shop front and hurled owner David Krenan and family from beds. Chief Michael Hughes shot Burke. four others surrendered as detectives uncovered a plot tied to labor unions.
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Chicago
Richard Buies
Burke
David Krenan
Michael Hughes
Michael Bench
James Smith
John Barry
Charles Young
Omb
Hemass
Unnions
Hughes
Minn man for Legion head
Duluth Minnesota September 18 Nomination of A H Vernon of Little Falls Minnesota past state commander of the American Legion for national commander may be made by the Minnesota delegation at the national convention in Kansas City at month s end Local lexiconaires who returned today from Cloquet report the eighth district legion board met Saturday Vernons name was mentioned as a possibility and a state wide campaign is said to be under way Duluth Legion band may attend The meeting honored Dr A A Vandyke of St Paul state commander
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Duluth
Minn
A. H. Vernon
Little Falls
American Legion
Legion
Minnesota
Kansan City
Cloquet
Eighth District Legion Board
Vernon
Ite
Autos Crash Throws Two Men Into River Near Duluth
Two automobiles collide on the Fresh bridge on the north shore drive about 16 miles north of Duluth, tossing Jerry Larnon of Two Harbors and Howie Pitched into the French river. Larnon suffers probable brain concussion while Pitched lands among rocks but is unconfirmed. Roy W. Johnson of Duluth, driver of the other car, also goes into the river and is expected to recover.
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Duluth
Jerry Larnon
Harbors
Howie
Roy W. Johnson
North Shore Drive
Dujoth
Funeral services for Vaasa Rappe noted in Los Angeles
Funerals were held in Los Angeles for Miss Virginia Rappe. The report mentions Fatty Arbuckle and the connected scandal, with burial details and attendance by film industry figures. The piece also references a San Francisco event and a court case involving Arbuckle.
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Los Angeles
Cody
Virginia Rappe
Roecve C
Fatty) Arbuchia
Sandra
Lollywood
Rea Hsdpa
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Emil H .Johnson
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Railroad Labor Board
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