Growth of world cities signals rising urban life
A wide survey shows urban growth sweeping Europe Asia Africa and Australia led by Moscow Warsaw and other capitals. The rise in dwellings and foreign workers suggests higher future food prices in American markets as city development expands across nations. Simultaneously a Minnesota case links city growth to arson and gang activity in Cass Lake and Poposky.
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America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Russia
Moscow
Warsaw
United States
China
Japan
South Africa
Viegga
Berlin
St. Petersburg
London
German Empire
Germany
France
Great Britain
Frankfort-on the-Main
Staton
Aleppo
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Spain
Tt Ia
Sweden
Stockholm
Bavaria
Saxony
Alsace-Lorraine
Colombia Abolishes Export Duties on Cattle Trade
Colombia announces removal of export tariffs on cattle, signaling a shift in trade policy. The move aims to boost livestock movements and strengthen regional commerce, while tensions with India over trade practices are noted but not elaborated.
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Colombia
India
Dynamite Findings Shock Cass Lake Mayor Case
After a manhunt in Northern Minnesota, investigators opened Cass Lake Mayor Dr. D. T. Dumas’s office safe. Six sticks of dynamite and four caps were found. Dumas, free on bail, mocked the discovery, warning that worse may follow as authorities pursue the case involving circumstantial evidence and a high‑profile investigation led by S. T. Fielding and Assistant State Fire Marshal Sam Fullerton.
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Poposky
D F. Dumas
Casp Lake
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bemnji
Mayor Dumas
S. F. Fullerton
Dr. Dumas
Cass Lake
Whit Pullerton
Puposky
Fullerton
Joseph Fielding
TH Bt. Paul
Dehce
Martin Beban
Beban
D. T. Dumas
S. T. Fielding
St. Paul Pinkerton Branch
Sam Fullerton
St. Paul
Lutheran Synod Elects First Swedish Pastor as President
Dr J A Jonaston pastor of First Swedish Lutheran in St Paul was elected president of the Augustana Lutheran synod at its Duluth session. Retiring president Dr EB Noreius of Vasa Minn bids a farewell after fifty one years in the synod and twelve years as president. Other officers elected include G A Brandelle Denver vice president Rev J G Dahlberg Winnipeg secretary and Rev B J Bengts Missoula treasurer.
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J. A. Jonaston
Winnipeg
B. J. Bengts
Missoula
Petition Presentation Highlights Minnesota Farmers’ Protest
Senator Nelson formally presented a 30 000 name Minnesota farmers petition against the Canadian trade agreement to the senate. The bulky document rested in Senator Penrose’s finance committee office and was carried into the chamber by two clerks. A drowning incident near Leake Minnetonka involved University of Minnesota architecture instructor John C Trott and student Miss Brakase of Minneapolis.
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Minnesota
Senate
Washington
Min
Penrose
Committee Oninance
John C Trott
Engineering
State Univerity
Clarence Johnson
St. Paul
Leake Minnetonka
Mies Bra Kase
Minneapolis
Man interrupts Minnesota guards range with rifle threat
A farmer emerged from brush at Camp Lakeview on the 400 yard range and shouted stop firing threatening to kill. Troopers arrested him after he claimed bullets endangered his home and stock. Colonel Reeve ordered an investigation as shooting halted.
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Minnesota National Guardsmen
Camp Lakeview
Reeve
Husband and Wife Indicted in Neste Murder Case
Lloyd Carlton and his wife, son-in-law and daughter of Peter Neste, were indicted for first degree murder after a mutilated torso was found on the Neste farm. They pleaded not guilty before Judge McClenahan, trial set for June 22. County officials have recovered the remains and summoned fifteen persons for removal from the farm. body identification is reportedly positive.
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Lloyd Carlton
Neste
Peter Neste
Park Rapide
McClenahan
E. E. McDonald
Bemidji
Wooley
Petrie
Further Probe Needed Into State University Funds Shortage
Public examiner Feara reports an apparent shortage in the state university funds tied to J. D. Bren. Deputy examiner F. N. Stacy and J. D. Cederberg propose a further investigation covering an extended period. They note a gap between Bren's figures and St Anthony Falls bank records and plan a monthlong probe with four public examiner staff, plus an accountant from the bonding company.
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J. D. Bren
F. N. Stacy
J. D. Cederberg
Bren
Mr. Stacy
St. Anthony Falls Bank
Acy
Seea Bete
Stacy
Public Examiner's Office
Cash to cover shortage at University of Minnesota
Attorneys for Brens arrest, former University of Minnesota cashier, deposited 360.19 to cover a reported deficiency. The cash rests with Public Examiner Andrew Fritz under bond conditions of 10,000. Brens appeared before Judge Dickinson and was ordered to return in a few days as a precautionary measure. Lawler enters senate race under Keefe law after past campaigns against Nelson. In Dellwood White Bear a tree trimmer was electrocuted by a high tension line while trimming near George Slade’s home. Teegerstrom, wounded in a chase, died days later at St Paul hospital. bullet pierced hip.
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V. Vu. Pren
University of Minnesota
Frank N. Stacy
Andrew B. Fritz
Brens
Liberty
Horace D. Dickinson
Federal District Court
Lawler
Daniel W. Lawler
St. Paul
United States Senate
Keefe
Knute Nelson
Mr. Lawler
Nelson
George T. Slade
Dellwood
White Bear
Carl Caster
Minneapolis
Munson Whittacker Company
New York
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Coneciors Co
Amoure L. BP
Teegerstrom
Detecttve Hammergren
St Paui
St. Baalefty Hospital
Bie Ab
Gomen
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