North Dakota officials face recall action
Petitions seek a recall election against Governor Lynn J. Frazier, Attorney General William Lemke, and Agriculture and Labor Commissioner J. N. Hagan. The recall, tied to anti Nonpartisan action, would occur by November 8, 1921, with constitutional amendments proposed to liquidate state owned industries and redefine state finances.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Lynn J. Frazier
William Lemke
J. N. Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
State Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Mindot
Sveinbjorn Johnson
State Central Committee
American Legion
Bismarck
Nonpartisan League
Amalgamated Independent Voters
O'Connors
Fargo Courier-News
League
State Committee
Courier-News
Wall Street
North Dakota
Rmers
Mon
Woman's body found in lake not an April joke
In Denver on April 1 a navy clad floatation figure of a woman appeared in City Park lake. Ram Seclessinger, a watchman, retrieved the form, and onlookers shouted. The figure, estimated at 86 years old, prompted police to check city and county institutions to identify her.
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Denver
Colo
Voy Fishers
City Park Lake
Ram Seclessinger
English Mines Sit Idle As Wage Dispute Roils UK
London reports a nationwide coal mine strike with about 1.2 million miners idle except for a few districts. Yorkshire and North Wales workers stay at posts. fears of flooding and material shortages spread amid possible allied strikes by railway and transport workers.
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London
United Kingdom
Yorkshire
Northumberland
Scotland
Wales
New York
Board of Trade
National Union of Railwaymen
Transport Workers’ Union
Tragedy in Draper Ends With Double Death
Marie Anderson, 17, of Draper Iowa, was shot by Joseph Willmer 28, also of Draper, who then killed himself. The shootings occurred at Miss Anderson’s home, the residence of her grandmother Mrs. Mary Miller.
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Sioux Cit
Marie Anderson
Draper
Joseph Willmer
Tribune Bargain Day Offer Promotes Subscriptions
The Tribune announces a special bargain day offering two months credit for one dollar. New subscriptions receive two months, or existing subscribers get two months credited on their account if paid. The offer is available at the office for those who have not prepaid.
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the Tribune
Borin
News Tion Department
Soma Fat
Stillman Divorce Alimony Set at 7500 Monthly
In Poughkeepsie April 1 temporary alimony of 7500 a month lauded with 35000 for costs and 12500 for expenses was fixed for Mrs Anne A Stillman by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Morschauser in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman president of the National Bank of New York. The decision discusses confidential communications between spouses and recrimination claims amid allegations of adultery.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Anne A. Stillman
Supremen Court
Joseph Morschauser
James A. Stillman
National Bank of New York
Committees at a Premium in Republican House Assignments
Washington April 2 The Republican committee on committees drafts assignments for about 300 Republicans across under a dozen key panels. Democrats number 132 and face reduced representation. Mann Mondell and Moores steer the process with new members hoping for limited duties while veterans gain senior placement.
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Washington
Mann
Mondell
Moores
Republican Committee On Committees
Public Services
Bogus stock scheme exposed in federal warrant
Federal authorities charged Arthur Barry with misuse of the mails in a scheme that raised over 100,000 dollars from about 1,800 people. The operation sold four hundred kinds of stock to a wide list from Massachusetts to Denver, with alleged offices in Pittsburgh St Louis and Denver and ties to several firms including Globe Securities Investment and Motor Express.
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Chicago
Arthur Barry
Massachusetts
Denver
Barry
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Globe Securities Investment Company
Motor Express Comany
Chicago, Peoria and Pethay Traction Company
James B. Goldman
Motor Express Company
Bloomfield Neb Telephone Strike Over Rate Increase
Citizens of Bloomfield Nebraska began a local protest against telephone use today after the state railway commission granted a rate increase in Lincoln. The action reflects public dissatisfaction with higher service charges and mirrors similar tensions in other small towns.
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Omaha
Bloomfield
Neb
State Railway Commission
Lincoln
Bond Vote Defeated on $225000 City Improvements
Large defeat of a $225000 bond issue driven by poor financial conditions and high taxes. Propositions included street and storm sewer upgrades, sanitary sewers, and Portneuf River bridges. Voter totals show widespread nays with limited support for various improvement bonds.
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Reefi Ag
S. Daver
2Nd Ward
Ten Missing After Collision Of Two Steamers
The Pacific Steamship Company reports at 1:30 p.m. that a recheck of Governor survivors after a collision with West Hartland near Point Wilson shows seven passengers and crew unaccounted for.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Pacific Steamship Company
Governor
Point Wilson
West Hartland
Governor sinks after collision near Point Wilson
A Seattle AP report recounts the Admiral Line steamship Governor sinking after a collision with the West Hartland off Point Wilson Washington. Survivors and a few injured are being brought to shore as authorities investigate how the crash occurred.
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Admiral Line
Governor
Point Wilson
Washington
Shipping Board
West Hartland
Holzer
Hartland
West Iortland
E. P. Barlet
John Alwen
Townsend
Strait of
Juan de Puca
Holger
William G. Thomas
H. W. Williams
H. Weisner
Sumner
Wash
Grant Christensen
Grant Wan
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