Owen Attacks Aldrich Bill on Emergency Currency
Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma argued for a bond secured emergency currency with stronger safeguards and opposed limiting notes to national banks. He urged United States notes usable by all banks, proposed a tax structure, deposit insurance, and prohibitions on bank officers using deposits for speculation. The debate focused on preventing panics and ensuring wider access to emergency currency.
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Washington, D. C
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Owen
Chicago
Committee On Resolutions
Aldrich
United States Senate
James K. Jones
Rhodesland
Jones
Committee On Finance
United States
National Bank
Independent Grain Shippers Meet in Fargo on Elevator Plan
About fifty grain men from North Dakota and Western Minnesota gathered in Fargo to discuss an independent terminal elevator at the head of the lakes and a possible seat on a Northwest board of trade. A seven member committee led by L EB Foss and others was appointed to report on the feasibility and location.
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Fargo
Head of Lakes
Board of Trade
N. D
Independent Grain Shippers’ Association
North Dakota
Minnesota
L. EB. Foss
Maddock
L. Thompson
Hatton
Commission House
Northwest
Minne
Johnson campaigns for governor in Grand Forks rally
C A Johnson announces united Republican support from Ward and Williams counties for his gubernatorial bid. He calls for harmony, notes surprising statewide reception, and questions Blaisdell’s continued secretary of state bid. He also mentions Ward County balance on U S Senate prospects and praises C B Little’s activity in the region.
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Grand Forks
C. A. Johnson
Ward
Williams Counties
Harmony
Johnson
Alfred Blaisdell
Miniot
Blaisdell
Wong
M. Johnson
United States
C. B. Little
Women Less Honest Than Men Says Appleton Article
A March Appleton's Magazine piece argues women have a weaker sense of honor than men in certain cases. Mary Heaton Vorse cites a judge on perjury and notes women may misuse influence or betray confidences, with a village doctor anecdote about eavesdropping on patient calls.
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Appleton's Magazine
Mary Heaton Varse
Anna Smith
American Society of Equity Launches Nationwide Campaign
The American Society of Equity, a farmers and small business group, begins an aggressive push to organize all states and territories. Lead idea is direct grain marketing to meet natural demand, reducing reliance on stock-market price manipulation. The group cites substantial regional support and aims to grow its membership.
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Chicago
American Society of Equity
W. A Cernahan
Eau Claire
Wis
Central
Wisconsin Farm Grain Scheme Gains 40000 Members
Propaganda notes in Wisconsin show a large growth in an organization aiming to help farmers by holding grain on the farm until market demand sets a favorable price. Promoters admit some consumer benefit but emphasize farmer control over distribution and pricing.
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Wisconsin
Mystery Added to Story of Murder in Paris Life
A new twist in the George A Corkins death inquiry links Gracia Calla Roy to a murder plot. The American singer known as Gladys Hogdon rose from Portsmouth to Paris society, marrying and divorcing, then living amid wealth and elite circles before alleged scandal and blackmail surfaced.
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New York
George A. Corkins
Gracia Calla Roy
Newington
London
Henry Mayleson
Carringway
Paul Roy
Delle
Glaemialla
George A Carkins
N. H
Roy
Porthmouth
Paris
Murray
Europe
Mme. Marcheel
Mme. Marchest
Baroness von Orendorf
Miss Calla
Prize competition for aeroplane models at Munich exhibition
Entries close today for a prize competition for aeroplane models to be held at the Munich exhibition. No weight restrictions on models with motors. The race will be in a hall arranged by the sports committee. Models must cover at least fifteen meters horizontally from the start at two meters height, with two possible flights.
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Munich
North Dakota Dairy Industry Expands With New Creamery Associations
Reports to the commissioner show a surge in dairy activity across western North Dakota. After the Wismarck convention in January, numerous meetings drew farmers from Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Creemery associations form across counties with ranchers pledging milk supply and local creamery development.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Wiamarck
Missouri River
Gattrans
Tawa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
le Difrymiin
Salen
Hebeon
Glen Clin
Cie
Ritmera
Hamlet
LuHaw
Vicw
Fred Westiver
Id. Hoe
J. M. Roddie
Iverson
C.H. Smith
Hazen
Mercer County
Green River Church
Dickinson
Dunn County
Hanover
Oliver County
Stanton
Marshall Introduces Bill on Adulterated Paint and Turpentine
Washington reports Mr. Marshall of North Dakota introduced a bill to regulate paint turpentine and linseed oil sold or manufactured for sale. It mandates rules by treasury agriculture commerce and labor and requires clear labeling in English of manufacturer distributor net weight and ingredient percentages including for adulterated or unlabeled products.
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Washington
Marshall
North Dakota
Treasury, Agriculture and Commerce and
Labor
District of Columbia
Doctor Pawelect Held in Girl's Death Case at Grand Forks
Grand Forks February 28 Dr A A Fawcekt haseen was arrested on a charge of performing an illegal operation said to have caused the death of Miss Lille Schmodeled a year old girl at a local hospital Bonds set at 2000 he was released after furnishing the bond State's Attorney Wineman says he has possible evidence for conviction Coroner's jury urged further investigation and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for next Tuesday
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Graud Forks
A. A. Fawcekt Haseen
Lille Schmodel
Kawcett
Willian Marble
Winenan
Paweelt
Py. Reetham
Peetham Wold
Cran Parks
Qimany Sears
Caivenos
Tunsday
Tie Puweint
Chat Ie Waki
Erin
Divorce Granted to Mrs Hazel White in Grand Forks
Mrs Hazel White of Grand Forks won a divorce from her husband, Charles F L Templeton judge, custody of the remaining child, from Chicago to Grand Forks residence since 1907. She alleged drunkenness, rebellion and gambling, and that White fired a revolver at her in Chicago. The couple married in Chicago in 1905 and separated after he took money and clothing.
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Chicago
Grand Forks
White
Glavitif
Woodlawn Avenue
Decolt Rex
Williams County Fair and Racing Association Formed
Williston North Dakota February 26. The Williams County Fair and Racing association moves toward incorporation with 25000 capital. Attorneys Bessie and Greer prepare articles approved by Attorney General McCue and forwarded to the secretary of state at Bismarck. Officers named for one year include John Bruegger president and Harry McKay secretary with a plan to raise 5000 to 6000 for track, grand stand, and stables. Several forty acre site options secured.
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Willigton
N. C
Williams County Fair and Racing Association
Bessie & Greer
McCue
Bismarck
T. B. McKay
Minot
Williston
KP Hall
John Bruegger
Charles Mannfeld
Harry McKay
W. 8. Davidson
S. J. Creaser
G. W. Newton
W. A. Denny
Baby’s eye severely damaged in window accident
In Bismarck North Dakota on February 26 the thirteen month old child of merchant H P Goddard of McKenzie was brought to a hospital with a badly injured eye. The youngster fell while playing near a window and tore out the eyelid in the casing injuring the eye. surgeons fear loss of sight may be possible.
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Bismarck, D
H. P. Goddard
McKenzie
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