Recall Campaign Encouraging Across State With Independent Lead
Reports from Fargo and counties show the recall drive leaning toward an Independent victory with at least ten percent gain in opposition votes. Projections from Pembina Walsh Cass Ramsey and Ramsey counties expect higher Independent turnout, while split attempts failed. The slate led by Nestos Johnson and Kitchen is favored to win despite ongoing campaigning and local conditions across North Dakota.
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Fargo
N. D
Nestos, Johnson and Kitchen
Walsh County
Gilbert Erickson
Lankin
Anne UO Oeny
Ole Bibison
Hatton
Nestos
Can- Ajantes
O'Connor
Bismarck
Cass County
Edgar L. Richter
Nonpartisan League
Laws
Ramsey County
B. M. Crary
Deviln
Lake
Weston, Johnson and Kitchen
Senate Action on Wood Nomination Deferred
Washington October 6 Senate action on General Wood to be governor general of the Philippine Islands will be deferred until after his retirement from active army service. The delay postpones a decision on the nomination citing military service requirements and ongoing military duties.
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Senate
Wood
Washington
Philippine Islands
Washington, &Spt
Yeaterday
Agricultural Organization
Penrose
Finance Committee
Gompers To Address United Mine Workers Convention
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke at a convention of United Mine Workers in Indianapolia Indiana, today September 24, addressing the gathering and outlining labor aims.
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Idianapolia
Ind
Uel Gompers
An Ican Federation of Labor
Workers of Ami
Wan Ye Be
Three gunmen sentenced to state prison in Minot case
Minot North Dakota Sept 10 three gunmen Ray Dorsey Roy Roller and Walter Tomczyk captured after a gunfight near the city Tuesday night pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill District Judge George H Moellring sentenced each to ten years in the state prison The men claimed to be IWW in a bid to gain lighter sentences Axel Johnson and others received lesser jail terms for carrying concealed weapons and related offenses
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Herald Special Service
Minot
Ray Dorsey
Roy Roller
Walter Tomczyk
Minot Po Heor
Medger
I. W. W. Flying Squadron
George H. Moellring
Pani
Iey
Bie
Axel Johnson
Dorsey
Roller
Tomeayk
Fred Martin
John Zembryski
Arthur Williams
Williams
Death sentence for Tommy O Connor in Chicago case
Tommy O Connor described as a super gunman was found guilty of slaying Chicago detective Patrick O Neill and sentenced to hang. The jury returned verdict after reconvening following lunch as prosecutors urged justice.
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Patrick O'Neill
Tommy O’‘Connor
Rumen
Pactk J. O'Neill
Coict
Chicago
Thomas
Tommy
O'Connor
Ward county hail losses total 73812.43
Minot report shows Ward county hail losses totaling 875803.40 for summer as listed in state returns. Largest claim goes to Joseph Spailla of Lund town ally for 4314.50, Balwakott of the camp district with Feeelvo at 2500.75, and Frank Coon of the Placa assis section cited among the claims.
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Minot
Ward
Conference Favored by Churchill Amid Irish Talks
Dundes Scotland Sept 24 Churchill, secretary for the colonies, said he favored a conference on the Iran issue. He stressed personal talks over correspondence to avert a rupture in Irish negotiations but warned no concessions on fundamental principles. Grimth said Sinn Fein did not seek recognition and would not expect guarantees. Northern Ireland PM Sir James Craig announced adjournment to prepare for emergency meetings as rioting and a tram strike strained the area. Weather notes: Minnesota fair, cooler with frost likely. North Dakota fair, cooler with possible frost.
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Dundes
Scotland
Associated Preas
Winston Spencer Churchill
Iran
Eamonn de Valera
Churchill
Duréas
de Valera
Ireland
Grimith
London
Sinn Fein
Arthur Grimth
Dublin
Lloyd George
Daily Mail
Belfast
Associated Press
James Craig
Iister
Ulster
Irigh
Chicago Man Urges One Billion Dollar Loan for Canadians
Julius Katz of Chicago argues for a government loan of one billion dollars to Canada, saying repayment should be feasible and that funds borrowed during the war were used destructively, but peace requires constructive support for Canada.
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Chicago
Canada
Juiltun
Kat
Pepeine
Kahn
Wurpdsus
Plane Crash Near Bemidji Injures Two
Bemidji Minnesota September 24 two people were injured when a airplane crashed during a dive near the Mississippi river bank. Pilot B Cp. Fox of St Paul suffered a broken nose and minor injuries while passenger John Harris, a Bemidji high school student, sustained a broken rib and was shaken up. The craft belonged to the St Paul Dispatch Flying Circus performing at the Northern Minnesota fair.
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Herald Special Service
Bemidj
Minn
Cp. Fox
St. Paul
John Harris
Bemidji
Fox
Harris
Atasippi
Tair
Hoover Names Three More Men To Attend Unemployment Debate
Secretary Hoover announced three additional invitees to the national unemployment conference assembling Monday. The appointees are Clarence J. Hicks of New York, an assistant to the president of Standard Oil. James A. Campbell of Youngstown, Ohio, president of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.. and Charles M. Babcock of St. Paul, Minnesota, a highway official.
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Washington
Hoover
Clarence J. Hicks
New York
Standard Oil Company
James A. Campbell
Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and, Tube Company
Charles M. Babcock
St. Paul
Minnesota
Sinking of Bride Miss Roe Fz in New York Shooting
Reports say Miss Roe Fz Ort ed Sing and Borland, shoe maker Aytred Began, and Mrs Grace Lawes were involved in a murder attempt in New York. Investigators focus on jealousy or drug and liquor induced derangement as motives. The injured bride, Mrs Hanan, remains in concern as doctors assess her condition.
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New York
Surat
B. Hanan
Grace Lawes
Borland
Hanan
Lawé
M. E
Dittmars
San Francisco
Arbuckle Party Details Emerge In Fatty Case
San Francisco reports describe the Hotel St Francis party hosted by Roscoe Arbuckle on Labor Day. Alfred Semnacher testified of liquor, dancing, and guests including Lowe Sherman and Mrs. Bambi. He recalled Arbuckle saying he had given ice to Miss Virginia Rappe, with witnesses noting a nonchalant air among attendees.
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San Francisco
Romebe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia
Rappo
Sylwain J.lazarus
Mint
Semnacher
Mini Feappe
Arbuckle
St. Fransis
Alfred Semnacher
Roscoe
Fatty
Virginia Rappe
St. Francia
Miss Bpee
Fred Flachback
Lowe
Sherman
Los Angeles
Miss Rappe'n Death
Arbuckie
Francis
Sherman, Machbach
Harry McCullough
Dominquea
St. Francis
Grand Forks Quizzes In Murder Mystery
A lone writ centers on a Grand Forks inquiry into a murder mystery. The report notes a warning to gamblers bootleggers and hijackers. A shot was fired at the white horsemen but they escaped apparently uninjured.
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Pawhnaka
Okla
Plan to Cut Unemployment Endorsed in St Paul
In St Paul on September 24 General Guarat Widell of Mankato and state senator endorsed a more work better roads plan to avert unemployment and speed highway improvements this winter. He said the program would create about 10 000 jobs with contractors continuing work through winter and that rock crushing plants could operate year round providing six months work for 900 men. The plan includes cement storage and benefits for mill and railroad workers.
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St. Paul
Guarat Widell
Mankato
Widell
Charles M. Babcock
Minnesota
Harding
Washington
James D. Willams
Babrock
Medway
Wisconsin
Geneval Widell
Drug stamps mailed to prisoners linked to ex-inmate Jesse Wilson
Murgodgee Oklahoma reports that Jesse Wilson, recently released from the McAlester prison, is alleged to have mailed 25 postcard stamps containing two drug tablets to former associates in the Oklahoma state prison. Postal authorities announced his arrest in Wichita Kansas.
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Murkogee
Okla
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Jesse Wilson
Wichita
Kansas
Wilson
Wellington
French Disturbed Over Possible Rhine Troop Withdrawal
Paris reports French officials greatly disturbed by unofficial Washington reports that American troops on the Rhine may be withdrawn after Germany’s treaty ratification. The French government views the U.S. presence as the keystone of allied solidarity on the Rhine.
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Paris
Associat
Washington
Rhine
Germany
John M Donald Dies After Team Runs Away Near Inkster
John McDonald, a prominent Inkster farmer and banker, died Friday afternoon at 3 after a team hitched to a water tank ran away on his farm. He was 73, a longtime resident and active in public affairs, a Mason, and a former bank officer. Funeral plans were announced for his widow and children.
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Inkster
John Mc Donald
McDonald
Fic
Mehnnac
Canada
Feta
Ie Presaront
Ana “Meronts
Dade
Stranger Held in Murder Probe Moves to Grand Forks
Ralph Stranger, jailed in Devils Lake, was brought to Grand Forks this afternoon as investigation into Mrs. Blooma Seager’s murder continues. Deputy Odin Overby accompanied him. Officials say no solid evidence ties Stranger to the crime yet, but thorough questioning will continue. A Ford car stolen Monday remains unfound in the area.
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Ralph Stranger
Devile Cake
Mra
Blooma Seager
Grand Forks
Sherif Odin Overby
Devils Lake
Stranger
Preannt
Harding Says Treaties Complete Peace
President Harding, in a Senate session with Senator Lodge, said the treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary would end war entanglements and restore peace. Indications point to speedy ratification despite Borah opposition as White House signals support and Senate committee reservations are seen as protecting American interests. Senate leaders expect final approval with no fixed schedule yet.
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Washington
Harding
Senator Lodge
Masschinsetta
Senate
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Oside
Borah
Idaho
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jonson
California
America
League of Nations
New York to Turn Back Clocks Sunday Morning
New York observes daylight saving ends today as clocks will be set back one hour to eastern standard time at 4 o clock Sunday morning.
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New York
New -Tork
Standard Time To Be Resumed Monday In Chicago Exchange
The Chicago stock exchange will return to standard time Monday opening and closing an hour late. Daylight savings does not end here until October.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Educational Meet Scheduled in Virginia Minnesota
An educational meet will be held in Virginia Minnesota with participation from local schools and organizations. The event aims to showcase regional academic activities and community involvement in the area.
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Virginia, Minn
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Cavalier
Nestor
Aunder Jung
J. J. Kenoo
Sandor
L.V. A
Norpa Rice
Nee
League
North Dakota
Bemidji Bay
Miss Roe
Orted
By Morris
John M’donald
Boots
Ce Witt
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