Clark City Bride Vera Stilings Weds Seward McQueen
Vera Stilings daughter of L Kings union with Seward McQueen at Clark City Monday noon. Ceremony by Rev Wilds at Methodist parsonage. Witnesses Mr and Mrs Max House. Bride attended Dark City school. groom a three year farm hand. Couple depart by No 4 to St Paul then Wisconsin for a month.
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Red Cross Notes Aid in Northern Division
Red Cross Home Service aided more than 15 000 families in the Northern Division during September. Reports from about a third of the chapters in four states received at Minneapolis division HQ suggest totals exceed 50 000. Over 5 000 sought information and about 10 000 received financial aid totaling over 18 000 dollars.
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Dugeee of Honor Meeting at K P Hall
The Dugeee of Honor will meet at K P hall on Thursday January 1 at 7 30 p m Members asked to attend A leap year dancing party follows with admission at the door
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Wal taylor lamoure chronicle in california idiosyncrasy
Long Beach dispatch quotes Walt Taylor venting about California and Northern Dakota contrasts. He mocks Los Angeles Times vanity while praising North Dakota wheat, coal reserves, and mild winter climate. He notes cost of living and local Japanese emigration concerns amid a travelogue tone.
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North Dakota Assembly Votes to Probe State Officials Fraud Claims
A special session bill proposes a joint committee to investigate alleged fraud connections involving J. W. Brinton and others tied to the Printing Commission. It empowers subpoenas, expert accounts, and compensation from the state treasury to cover investigation costs. Referred to the Committee on State Affairs.
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Merchants Tackle Year’s Inventory of Wrecks and Gains
Merchants begin cataloging their wrecks to determine profits and losses for the year 19. The task aims to quantify the financial impact of the year’s events on local businesses as they close the books.
Supreme Court Upholds Prohibition Definition of Intoxicating Liquor
Washington reports the Supreme Court upholds the Volstead enforcement law and bans 2.75 per cent beer under war time prohibition. The 5 to 4 decision defines intoxicating liquors and allows Congress to prescribe what constitutes alcohol, impacting the Jacob Rupert Brewery case and potentially ending hope for breweries to convert to 2.75 per cent products. The ruling reinforces a bone dry nation and trillion dollar liquor stakes.
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Congress Back on the Job Faces Far-Reaching Bills
Washington lawmakers resumed after Christmas with a heavy agenda including the peace treaty, anti Bolshevik legislation, and multi billion dollar appropriations. Senator Underwood eyed a conciliation committee to shape a compromise while the Sterling sedition bill faced early action.
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Red Round Ups Only Beginning In New York
The Justice Department chief William J Flynn said the nationwide roundup of radicals has barely started and will continue with renewed vigor. Ellis Island hosts 675 alleged radicals as plans consider Camp Upton or Camp Merritt as possible detention sites ahead of deportation. Secretary Baker will decide within days.
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New Jersey Refuses Consent To Liquor Prohibition Suit
New Jersey through its attorney general said it will not consent to an original suit in the Supreme Court by New Jersey liquor interests seeking to overturn constitutional prohibition and the Volstead enforcement act. The brief notes that consent of the state to file such a bill has not been granted and the suit cannot proceed without it.
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Langer asks for mandamus to force salary warrants
Attorney General Langer Jodas appealed to the supreme court for a writ of mandamus to compel Treasurer Olson to pay salary warrants of his assistants. The move affects House Bill 60 and a hearing time had not been set at press time.
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Passenger Train Crashes into Freight at Prince's Crossing
An east bound passenger train collided with a derailed Great Western freight at Prince's Crossing ten miles south of Elgin Illinois early today. Two people were killed and a number injured in the crash.
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Real Tobacco Chew Promises Real Satisfaction
A condensed ad style notice touts Real Tobacco Chew as delivering genuine satisfaction for chewing. It emphasizes less fake sensations and asserts users will know the difference, appealing to longtime chewers and new customers alike.
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