North Dakota House row ends with verbal clash and light punch
In Bismarck two battles dominated the day as William Lemke and Lynn J. Frazier clashed with Carl R. Kositzky, while V. Herbert struck Herman Hardt. The session opened with heated exchanges over lobbying and anti-lobbying actions, ending with a noncritical punch and no injuries.
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Bismarck
N. D
House of Representatives
William Lemke
Bishop
Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Carl R. Kositzky
V. Herbert
Mercer County
Hermann Hardt
Lugan County
Capital
House of Representatr
Herbert
March
Logan
Pargo
Kositzky
Lemkee
Frazier
Lemke
Kositaky
Raucous Exchange Ends With Threat To Finish Outside
Hardt spoke of finishing it outside as Herbert leapt from his seat and Texas-state chamber erupted. The sergeant at arms moved toward the combatants as Herbert retook his seat. Minutes later the two men again exchanged words from their positions and Herbert started toward the rear at Hardt’s invitation to finish it outside.
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Stair
Herbert
Hardt
Resolutions demand resignations in Bank of North Dakota case
In Bismarck a concurrent resolution called for J R Waters to resign as Bank of North Dakota manager and for Rev M Halliday to resign as deputy director of publicity and audits. It urged Waters to settle outstanding debts, empowered Carl Kositzky to audit the bank, and sought an Attorney General report to pursue criminal action. The measure alleges misfeasance, oath violations, and hidden bank dealings with the State tied to Waters and Halliday.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ament
L. L. Twitchell
Fargo
Industrial Commission
J. R. Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Rev. M. Halliday
Waters
Halliday
State Bank
Pargo Bank
The
Fargo Bank
Catbro
Roy M. Halliday
Weekly Wants Ad Blends Medical and Trade Notices
Classified notice listing include Doctor of eyes Dr F L Wicks offering eye glass fittings at Wicks Block with phone 493 and sale or trade offer for a North Fifth avenue residence Granger flats opposite Lincoln school 216 Second Avenue S Granger dated 5 24 18 plus dry popple wood for sale via Detroit Produce Co Detroit Moo two and fur trade with Benson Hide and Fur Co Benson Minnesota 20 4twp seeking fur shipments and pricing and tags
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North Fifth Avenue
Granger
Lincoln School
Second Avenue
S. Granger
Detroit Produce Co
Detroit
Minnesota Land for Sale Unimproved 640 Acres at 16
Becker county land between Detroit and Park Rapids in timber and lake district. Good soil and settled locality with low fencing and building costs. Can cut posts and wood for fuel. Possible trade for North Dakota farm or easy terms. Write L. N. Sickels 819 Guardian Life Bldg St. Paul Minn. 12 12.
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Minnesota
Becker County
Detroit
Park Rapids
Timber and Lake District
North Dakota
L. N. Sickels
Guardian Life Bidg
St. Paul
Minn
Plan for religious war on Indians outlined by Episcopal campaign
The Episcopal church announces an extension of its Indian outreach as part of a nationwide campaign. Duluth and Fond du Lac surveys request funds for Chippewa and Oneida education programs, including an Indian industrial school at White Earth, Cass Lake School for Indian Girls, and remodeling Hobart high school. Funds cover running costs, staff, and furnishings as the work aims to continue postwar education for Native youths.
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Episcopal Church
Duluth
Bond du Lac
Wih
Minnexot
Wisconsin
James Low Morrison
Whitearth
Cass Lake
Fond du Lye Die
Hobart
Wis
Tt. W. Weller
Episcopal Church Seeks Five Ships to Win Campaign
Rev. George Craig Stewart of St Luke's Evanston outlines a nation wide Episcopal drive for five ships namely Member ship Disciple ship Fellow ship Steward ship and Leader ship as a spiritual fundraising and lay leadership campaign to deepen church life and mission.
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Episcopal Church
George Craig Stewart
B.C
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Evanston
A.B. F
United States Shipping Board
Lloyd George
Stewart
St. Paul
Revenge by Animals Turns Grim in Noted Incidents
London Answers cites chilling cases where animals retaliated after injuries. A Staffordshire mastiff killed a groom who once cooled it with water, a Worcester fox terrier avenged a dead mate by attacking a badger, and an Indian elephant reportedly struck a keeper after a minor insult.
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Jand
London
Worcester
Mick
Jerry
Raymond
Hik
Witel
Alan
Mabbor
Dissatisfaction shape for 1920 campaign in Washington
Reports to Washington by Republican politicians say 1920 issues center on a demand for change in government policy. Tax reductions, simpler tax structure, and repeal of wartime levies are urged. High cost of living looms, and Americanism and league of nations questions stir debate among observers.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations Committee
Mine workers accept Wilson proposal to end coal strike
Indianapolis December 10 United Mine Workers chiefs here accepted the president’s settlement proposal. John Lewis announced at 3 30 this afternoon that the UMW representative agreed to accept the plan as the basis of settlement, ending the long industrial struggle.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dereed
Talk of a Third Political Party Emerges in St Louis
In St Louis on December 9 the committee of 48 caucus opened a three day session amid talk of a third party for the coming election. Delegates named potential presidential candidates including Governor Frazier of North Dakota Frank Walsh of Kansas City and John Lewis acting UMW president. Liberals from across the nation attended representing the nonpartisan league world war veterans and other liberal groups with strong nonpartisan league presence expected to shape the convention.
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St. Louis
Committee of 48
Frazier
North Dakota
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Congress
United States
Nonpartisan League
World War Veterans
National Labor Party
Cold Wave Breaking Up Across Midwest Report
Chicago reports signs the winter chill is easing as Denver warms from zero and readings rise eastward. Ontario and Saskatchewan record record lows. Havre and Williston share US cold with 28 below. Enid Kansas City and Des Moines show subzero readings while many areas log their coldest day yet despite no blizzard forming.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Denver
White Point
Ontario
Weather Bureau
Dhcappelle
Sask
United States
Havre
Montana
Williston
N. C
Enid
Oklahoma
Kansas City
St. Louis
Des Moines
Debate in conference edges toward agreement in Indianapolis
Acting President Lewis left the conference briefly as debate continued. Indications showed a quick agreement on the president's proposal. Delegates crowded to present views as the meeting moved to the larger Odd Fellow building. Operators observed the talks while preparations were made for immediate resumption of operations once miners return.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis
Wilson
Fire destroys interior of three story Alexander Building
Tulsa Oklahoma December 10 firemen battled zero weather as fire consumed the interior of the three story Alexander Building early today. Estimated loss 125000 dollars with flames threatening adjacent structures and adjoining lumber yards damaged in the blaze.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Montgomery Ward & Co
the Great Mail Order
House of Montgomery Ward & Co
John Burnham & Co
South LaSalle Street
State Capitol
F. L. Wicks
Wicks
Benson Hide & Fur Co
Benson, Minn
Swanne Shoe Shop
American Becheray
Building Valley City
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