Packard Pushes Tax Reform Referendum in North Dakota
North Dakota tax commission plans a state wide petition drive to place taxation reform on the next ballot. They seek to tax foreign corporations and credits owned outside the state and to shift central tax administration away from the current board. The effort argues current laws are unconstitutional and unfair.
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Bismarck
North Dakota Tax Commission
North Dakota
Harvester Trust
Special Board
State Board of Equalization
Packard
Commission
Music News
Chicago
Sec
Rotary of State
Florence Hedstrum
American Ballets
William Claire Hall
Jean de Reszke
Oscar Seagle
Hedstrum
Paul Hart
West
San Francisco
Veblen
Mhyro Aldahl Co
H. C. Norman
Mineral Springs
N. D
Valley City
Kindred Hotel
T. J. Sinner
Fessenden
M. J. Englert
F. Gordon
Hankinson
Chas. W. Frey
Jamestown
Wm. Flory
Euclid Avenue
Prof
Finney
Normal School
W. &. Root
Root
Embertson & Olson
Aamoth
American National Bank
Great Norwegian Violinist Ole Theobaldi At Rex Theatre
Ole Theobaldi appears at the Rex Theatre Thursday evening to delight Valley City music lovers. Described as a worthy Ole Bull successor, he receives flattering notices. Florence Alice Stitzel soprano and Helen Kelere pianist assist in the program.
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Rex Theatre
Ole Theobaldi
Valley City
Theobaldi
Ole Bull
Florence Alice Stitzel
Helen Kelere
Public School Notes Bright Friday Fire Drill At Lincoln
Pres McFarland spoke to the Normal school students last week. A school fire drill coincided with the fire whistle causing quick evacuation. Lincoln School hosts grade contests with sixth graders beating fifth graders in long ball and eighth graders edging seventh in volleyball. New students include George Muier and Gladys Barton. Parent-Teacher Circle meets next Tuesday at 4 with Miss Louise Pederson showing a talk on musical education. Mr and Mrs William Shepherd return home after visiting their niece.
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Pres. McFarland
Normal School
Lincoln School
Lincoln Playground
New School
Gladys Barton
Orpha Lionel
George Muier
Verona
N.dak
Georgie Henry
Nneast
John Drew
Louise Pederson
Bismarck to Host District Doctors Meeting
The Sixth district medical meeting at the Commercial club rooms drew large attendance with papers discussed by physicians. Plans were outlined to entertain visiting doctors and their wives arriving May 12 and 13 for the State Medical association meeting. Out of town doctors included Theelan and Thompson of Wilton, Mathews of Napoleon, Wolverton of Linton, and Kranz and Altnow of Mandan.
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Biamarck
Commercial Club
State Medical Association
Theelan and
Thompson
Wilton
Mathews
Napoleon
Wolverton
Linton
Kranz
Altnow
Mandan
Officials deny sale of Midland Railway
Jamestown North Dakota April 20 officials here deny reports that the Midland Continental railroad would be sold to the Milwaukee rail road The management maintains no movement toward that end at present The Midland plans to continue its line from Wimbledon to Grand Forks and Winnipeg Also notes on a Tuesday club meeting at Mrs J E Featherstone and bird study plans with next meeting set for Mrs George Frid in South St Paul Minnesota April 19 cattle hogs and sheep market results included with prices and movements given for various classes of stock
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North Dakota
Jamestown
N. D
Midland Continental Railroad
Milwaukee Railroad
Midland
Wimbledon
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
J. E. Featherstone
East Fourth Street
George Frid
Fliat Street
South St. Paul
Minn
Villa Still Retreats Report From Mexico
Washington dispatch reports Duval West met with Zapata at Cuernavaca completing his canvass of Mexican faction leaders. Vera Cruz authorities place Obregon northward in pursuit while Villa's forces reportedly remain in Irapuato and Carranza troops at Frijol have been defeated. Refugees crowd Vera Cruz as private Americans offer shelter. a U S army biplane over Fort Brown is fired upon by Carranza troops in Matamoros with 20 rifles and 50 machine gun shots.
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Washington
Duval West
Wilson
Zapata
Cuernavaca
State Department
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Celaya
Villa
Irapuato
Carranza
Frijol
Mexico City
Canada
Brownsville
Tex
United States Army
Fort Brown
Matamoros
Narrow Escape for Electrician From Live Wire Blast
Edward F. Gilmore of Western Electric on Seventh Avenue South was severely burned when he grasped two live wires while repairing a pole on Second Street near the river. He hung 30 feet above ground, was lowered by D. H. Long, and rushed to medical care. The right hand’s index finger was burned to the bone and amputated. recovery is expected with partial loss of function.
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Jamestown
Edward F. Gilmore
Western Electric Company
Seventh Avenue S
Second Street
Grant Rowley
D. H. Long
Gilmore
R. G. DePuy
Farmers Seeding Under Pleasant Weather and Local Vistas
Green Township enjoys unseasonably warm dry weather aiding seeding. A Sunday baseball game against Marsh Town ended 14 to 2 in favor of Green Town. Bowen Chase Ariel Koelm R Stillings and Spencer led Green’s hitting. Local residents visited farms and attended grove band practice. Miss Orpha Waltenbaugh returned home after surgery at Riverside hospital.
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Marsh Town
Valley City
Bowen, Chase
Ariel
Koelm Brothers
R. Stillings
Spencer
Green
L. K. Stillings
Geo. Hager
Chas. Nelson
Fred Nelson
the Grove
Thos and
Anna Hanson
the Normal
Orpha Waltenbaugh
Riverside Hospital
Henry Clews & Co. Circular Praises Market Tone
Henry Clews & Co.'s Wall Street circular of the 17th extols strong stock market activity and broader business transactions. It credits a key domestic improvement to a changed political attitude toward big business, noting Ravicalam’s setback in the United States and a discouraging development at Jone fisie.
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Henry Clews & Co
Wall Street
Ravicalam
United States
Jone Fisie
Turning Point Seen as U S Recovery Gains Steam
President Wilson halted harmful business practices and the war spurred improvement. The Federal Reserve strengthens credit and the banking system appears sound with abundant funds for borrowers. Confidence rises, hoarding stops, gold imports resume, and retail trade along with steel and textiles show gains as auto demand remains strong.
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Wilson
Federal Reserve System
United States
Eign Bationa
A&a
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A. H. Gray & Son
Sanatary Market
Valley City, N. D
Public
Wm. Shepherd
Darey, N. D
Mr. Shepherd
James Daily
Midland Railway
City Drag Store
Mexico
Green Township
East Main Street
Peice
Brussels
Colton
Homer Laughlin
Atte Eete
Wrens
Ib- Hersey
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