U. S. to Withdraw Troops From Germany
Washington July 5 The American forces in Germany will be withdrawn in coming weeks after the final peace resolution. Representative Anthony of Kansas cites limited army funds and Borah amendment constraints as forcing withdrawal or breach. He notes Germany was to pay most costs, with America spending about 275 million and Germany 30 million, the rest from the U.S. treasury.
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Germany
Anthony
Kansas
War Department
America
Haywood Calls for U S Craft Union Fill
London July 5 Proposals for filling craft unions in the United States were urged by Big Bill Haywood in a speech he made in Russia. Haywood, an IWW leader who forfeited bonds after missing a trial on espionage charges, intends to return to serve a 20 year sentence. He criticized the American Federation of Labor as a barrier to workers, singling out the apprenticeship system. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, labeled Bolsheviks as savages in a separate address.
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London
United States
Big Bill Haywood
Russia
Haywood
Moscow
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Will appeal if woman stays on jury in Kaber case
In New York on July 5 lawyers for Eva Kathrine Kaber, widow of Daniel Kaber of Lakewood Ohio publisher, threaten an appeal if a single woman remains on the jury for her murder trial. The case hinges on a Supreme Court ruling over whether women may serve on juries in such trials. Lawyers note four women have been chosen from nine with ten more among 100 awaiting examination.
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New York
Eva Kathrine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Kaber
United States Supreme Court
United States
Railroad Board Sues Over Wartime Rail Costs
Washington July 5 The railroad labor board opened suit to settle 1 250 000 000 in claims filed by railroads against the government arguing the Railroad Administration spent 1 250 000 000 more on upkeep during federal ownership while government maintenance was inadequate due to worker shortages.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Company
Railroad Administration
Storm wrecks barns and kills one in South Dakota region
A tornado Sunday evening heavily damaged barns across a 30 mile swath south of Aberdeen South Dakota killing one. The storm extended north to Lucca Barnes County with no lives reported lost in Sargent Ransom or Dickey. Oakes and Milner reported buildings blown down as telegraph lines remained down and trees were felled.
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Lisbon
Aera
Aberdeen
S. D
Lucca
Barnes County
Sargent
Ransom
Dickey
Oakes and Milner
Japanese Foreign Office Denies Anti America Pact
The Japanese foreign office states it denies that the Anglo-Japanese alliance under construction is aimed at America. It says Japan is firmly resolved to protect good relations with the United States and prevent anything hindering those ties.
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Tokio
Japan
America
Japanese Foreign Office
United States
Caruso Remains in Poor Health After Italian Trip
New York July 5 report from Anthony Fulton states that Caruso continues in poor health and may never recover his singing. The bulletin underscores uncertainty about his future performances and his voice.
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Caruso
New York
Anthony Fulton
United States
Italy
Carouso
Gunboats Sail to Tapioka to Protect Mexican Oil Fields
Washington July 5 two American gunboats have departed for Tapioka Mexico to guard against potential trouble in the oil fields, announced by Secretary Denby today.
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Washington
Tapioka
Mexico
Denby
Explosive blast at Standard Oil plant in Whiting
Two steel gas stills at Standard Oil in Whiting explode, killing nine and injuring 42. A tank leak ignited fire causing walls to collapse and a blaze spreading over 200 yards. Property damage near 2 million dollars as 60 workers faced immediate danger and nearby cities felt the shock.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Hammond
Gary
1919 World Series probe starts in Chicago today
Chicago July 6. Post mortem of the 1919 world series began with White Sox players and four alleged gamblers facing trial for alleged fixing. Judge Friend overruled defense motion to dismiss and ordered jury selection. Seven players and four defendants charged with throwing games to the Cincinnati Reds. Ring Lardner to testify for the state.
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Chicago
Friend
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Ring W. Lardner
Eddie Cicotte
Claude Williams
Chick Gandil
Swede Risberg
Joe Jackson
Happy Selfer
C. Zorek
Ben and Lewis Levi
David Zelser
Buck Weaver
America enjoys sanest fourth of July in years
United Press reports describe the safest Fourth of July day yet with fewer than usual dangers. Drowning and automobile accidents caused most fatalities while Chicago and Boston recorded 12 deaths each. Milwaukee reported 11 fatalities including six drownings.
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America
United Press
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
Daily Market Report Signals Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Minneapolis market notes N1 dark northern and No 1 northern bids with corn and oats listed. South St Paul yard receipts include cattle calves hogs and sheep with steer and heifer price ranges. Cooler weather forecast for mid Atlantic easing heat wave in western states and northern tier, with expectations of continued warmth in interior regions.
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South St. Paul
Union
Steeiers
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Christian Endeavor World Convention Opens in New York
Fifteen thousand delegates from world Christian Endeavor chapters gather in New York for the sixth world convention. Delegates from Europe and postwar nations mingle with Americans arriving from across the United States. Special trains bring Canadian delegates as Rev. Dr Francis E Clark, founder of the first society forty years ago, delivers the principal address.
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New York
Christian Endeavor Society
Canada
Francis E. Clark
First
Settlement of Irish question discussed in London meeting
London July 5 settlement of the Irish question formed a triangle of Sinn Fein Asserites and British officials. John Smyths premier of South Africa arrived in Dublin today welcomed though not an official government representative. Smuts reportedly received Sinn Fein invitation to advise on a settlement.
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London
John Smyots
South Africa
Dublin
Smuts
National Banks Condition Reported as of June 30
Washington July 5 Distributors of currency reported the condition of national banks as of the close of business June 30. The release outlines reserves, loans, and overall solvency across the banking system.
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National Ee
Washington
Tool
Valley City Chautauqua session closes after 1921 run
The Valley City Chautauqua ends its June 25th to July 4th program period with fair daily attendance and strong shows but financial loss. Officials will review bills and decide if the Chautauqua will return next year, noting the event benefits the community despite heavy costs.
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Valley City
Chautauqua
Luther College Band Delights Record Chautauqua Crowd
Last night at Chautauqua Park auditorium the Luther College Band of 54 students, directed by Carl Speratl, delivered a fine concert praised by a large audience. The program included Royal Trumpeters March, La Gazza Ladra Overture, Marche Slave, The Mocking Bird Fantasia, and Peace Chimes March, plus several poems performed by the Luther College Glee Club.
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Chautauqua Park
Luther College
Chautauqua
Carl A. Speratl
Royal Trumpeters
Tschaikowski
Brand Huhn
Aes Yy Euaing
Leon
Jessel
Sousa
Luther College Glee Club
Valley City Wins Last Four Games in Fine Run
Valley City has won all four recent games, including a dramatic 11th inning victory over St Paul’s N P team after two ties. The homestanding squad then hammered Cooperstown 13 to 8 on Fourth of July, with Becker pitching after the starter exited in the fourth. The club demonstrates strong hitting and clutch at bats as they sustain a winning streak.
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N. P
St. Paul
Valley City
Comroy
Cooperstown
Becker
Peter Pan Ex Moore Horse Heads Tash Man Circus in Valley City
Among the feature acts at the Valley City County Fair the Tash Man Circus presents Peter Pan the world’s greatest talking Ex Moore Horse de luxe. The performer has toured America four times and appeared in major theatres and hotels across the United States and Europe. The horse performs stunts talks to the audience and solves mathematical problems during a three day stay.
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Peter Pan
Moore
de Luxe
America
United States
Europe
Es County Fair
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