Recall vote ordered against North Dakota officials
Political factions in North Dakota ordered a recall election aimed at Governor Lynn Frazier Attorney General William Lemke and Agriculture Commissioner Sobn N Hagan to be held on or before November 3 The move followed an all afternoon debate on a resolution by Treadwell Twitchell It marks the first recall of a governor or other high state official in U S history according to supporters of the action
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Devil's Sake
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Lynn
Frazier
William Lemke
Sobn N. Hagan
Treadwell Twitchell
United States
Nenpartisans
T Tt Nelson
Fortune in Drugs Lies in a Trunk Seized by Police
An unclaimed trunk containing cocaine and morphine valued at 150000 dollars was seized by police after a railway express company reported the trunk from New York to San Francisco. The trunk had failed to appear in court, and shipping tags traced its path from London to Montreal to New York and finally to San Francisco.
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X Associated Preay
Simincisco
Ilbert Trace
Lie Express Company
Hich
New York
San Francisco
London
Montreal
New Youk
President Docked for the Days Missed
President Harding received his monthly paycheck but was docked three days for the period Woodrow Wilson served as president. The Treasury sent 35,520? instead of 36,250, reflecting the deduction for the days Wilson served.
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Uarding
Treasury Department
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Horror Plotted in Milan Office of Red Paper
Police in Milan have gathered evidence to charge a suspect connected to a home explosion in Dignaheater zere, allegedly killing over 30 people. The blast is tied to a plot centered in the offices of a local paper, with authorities pursuing the case.
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Milan
Mrreh al
Dignaheater
Zere
Urnanitany Ya
Reds Are Rich Start Shares on Osage Fund
The Osage fidtian tribe will begin a division of a wealth fund here tomorrow. The estate is reportedly structured into 2,220 shares and involves a substantial portion of the tribe’s assets. The details reflect a planned distribution process and governance.
Masks at Tea Rooms Reflect Hidden Selves in New York
Independent reports a fashion trend in New York tea rooms where patrons wear masks designed by Herman Rosse to alter appearance. The masks, created for age easing and character concealment, are marketed to women seeking varied personas at social events.
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New York
Billings
Montana
Herman Russe
Rosse
Fook
Funeral of Cardinal Gisbon in Cathedral Lays Rest
Large crowd gathers at the cathedral for the funeral of Cardinal Gisbon, archbishop of Raltinge, with Notre rites led by Archbishop John J. Glennan. Officials, clergy, and mourners fill the avenue as a three hour mass honors the late prelate and his reputed strength as a leader and legislator. Prohibition topics and temperance notes appear in surrounding coverage.
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Cardinal Gisbons
Dartyy
John J. Glennan
St. Lewis
T Caneatar
Nulsio
E'Elock
Republican Congress Blamed by A F of L Report
A lengthy A F of L executive committee report accuses the Republican Congress of being reactionary and obstructive to labor legislation. The document asserts that nearly all proposed measures were aimed at protecting the People yet failed or were pigeonholed. It cites bitter enemies of labor among lawmakers and notes several bills defeated that would have aided workers.
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Prax
United States
Pereas
Friends of Labor
Pohidexter
Charles 10 Hurr y Back After Coup Enemies Galore
Charles begins to hurry back after a coup as enemies gather. Hungary and allied states watch for invasion while Swiss officials discuss Charles return. Protests spread across Budapest and neighboring capitals as Romanian, Yugoslavian, and Slovak authorities challenge the move.
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Charles
Memorial Service for Ray Brent Held in Helena
A memorial service for Private First Class Ray Brent was held by the Helena Knights of Columbus and American Legion members at Resurrection Cemetery and the church. Clergy led prayers as flags, uniforms, and somber music marked the concluding tribute to a soldier who died in France.
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Dex
Helena
Owlich
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Cat Creek field well yields 33 to 40 barrels in report
The Highland site in Cat Creek is reported to have an estimated flow of 33 to 40 barrels. If correct, this would raise Cat Creek producers to two, per reports involving Frantz Corporation and Highland site.
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EU Vgross
Slonte Maven
Williams Seeks Change of Venue in Peonage Case
Williams requests a change of venue for his trial in the peonage killing case. A petition filed with Judge J B Mitcheson claims danger of violence if Williams is brought from Atha where he has been held since arrest last week. A hearing on the petition is set for Monday in the superior court.
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Jess
Wigton
John
Luesday
J.B. Murcheson
Williams
Atha
Mitchoson
Pro and Con of Row in Ireland Factions Heard
Washington March 3 The unofficial commission of the Committee of One Hundred investigates disturbances in Ireland. The British embassy calls the report biased and notes ex parte statements and extreme views. Crown forces in Tre Fad faced provocation yet did not order or encourage violence, says the embassy document.
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Commission
Washington
Marely
Committee of One
Iceland
Sail
Planaatting Gogo Bouts In Fistic Carnival For Stockmen's Convention
Helena news notes a boxing carnival by the Helen Athletic club tied to the Montana Stockmen’s convention. Headlining are Battling Ortega and Summers of Portland in a sup er main event at the Stitime auditorium on April 19. Also on the card are additional bouts to complete what promoters call the greatest show in years.
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Montana Stockn
Conventiona
Istics
Helen Athletic Club
Basilar
Stitine
Helena
Ortega
Portland
British Coal Strike Looms With Grim Outlook
The Associated Press reports the national coal miners strike may hinge on railway and transport workers actions next week. Workers see government wage-cut pressures as a motive, while miners seek broad support, with a conference planned to decide if railway and transport unions will join a sympathetic strike. The alliance could involve nearly three million workers amid an ominous mood.
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Associated Press
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Thoze
Cyuuay
National
Unie
Delee
Apello
Shether
Tiple
Pioneer Dies in San Diews Commune Train Scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a pioneer death linked to a January train event in Storkton, mentioning Amanda and local residents. Readers are left with unclear names and places, but the item signals a notable death connected to a transport incident in a small town during January.
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Prens. Storkton
Sirs
Amanda
Samya
French Pledge Talks With Lodge At Diner For Reparations
A dinner in Washington brought Rene Viviani, France’s wartime premier, together with Senator Lodge and other U S officials to discuss the Allied plan for Germany to pay reparations. The gathering underscored Franco American coordination on the issue as the conference continues amid diplomatic exchanges.
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Associated Press
Washington
ProMeme
France
Germany
Rene Viviani
Reepublic
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Ambass Aador Jusserand
M. Viviani
A B McDermott Dies as War Gas Victim
A B McDermott, son of Meo and Joseph B McDermott of West Lawrence, died from tuberculosis contracted by chin gas exposure during World War I on the western front. The wartime injury led to his death, with details noting his lineage and service.
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Ralph Bernard McDermott
Meo
Dirs
Joseph B. McDermott
UG West Lawrences
Huns Try to Dicker With United States
London dispatch reports Germany approached the United States declaring recognition of its obligation to pay reparations and offering to discuss taking over part of allied debts if Allies agree, as relayed by Reuter from Berlin.
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Huns
United States
Associated Press
London
Germany
Reuter
Berlin
Federal Certificates In Strong Demand Amid Treasury Redemption
Federal certificates remain in high demand as the government reports March payments surpassed expectations. About 1250000 dollars of treasury certificates will mature in the near term, while market quotations show steady demand and banks pledge substantial certificates with reserves. Investors continue to absorb short term government obligations, signaling quick uptake of future issues.
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Wasi Micreh
Treasury
Mellai
Federal Reserve Board
Kramer Sees Prohibition Enduring Despite Pressures
In a letter to Senator Capper, Kramer asserts that national prohibition will require years of persistent effort. He cites rampant bootlegging, declining public sentiment, and many permits as obstacles, but he maintains the Volstead Act is sound and rejects radical reform, stressing administrative enforcement needs.
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Dafticuts
Lance
Kramer
Gree Mthitigan Wominsstoner
Capper
Kadtions
Money Has a Use It Will Kill Off Rats
Government officials used an arsenic compound to color currency, causing a dramatic rat and frog die off and prompting peasants to hoard money. A currency with a face value of 150,000,000 kronen was destroyed after repeated bank deposit seizures raised suspicions.
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