GAR and W R C Elect Officers at Department Camp
The Department Camp election lists G A R officers including Senior Vice Commander Dun Sonkiattore and Deputy titles for Potte and McLain, with Dr Rowe as Assistant Adjutant General and Smith Summer as Delegate at Large. W R C officers name Ruth McMasters as President and Ruth Tuttle as Senior Vice President, plus officers Emily Hocks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Sander
Dun Sonkiattore
Pot
Dr. McLain
Dr. Rowe
Smith Summer
Ruth McMasters
Ruth Tuttle
Mrs. King
Emily Hocks
Fannie Sears
Retta Rooch
Black
Quavery
Beal
Bowman
Lauder
Amanda Freeze
Bank of North Dakota Not Admitted to Federal Reserve
The Bank of North Dakota will not join the Federal Reserve system. Federal Reserve counsel advised Minneapolis that the bank, viewed as a department of state government rather than a true bank, cannot be admitted on equal footing with national and state banks. The petition sought membership to access the banking discount system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of North Dakota
Federal Reserve System
Minneapolis Reserve
North Dakota Bank
Reserve System
Department of State
Fargo Forum
Victory Park lot drawing rewards Thelma Woodcock winner
Mayor I J Moe and State Attorney L S B Ritchie conducted a Victory Park lottery drawing Monday night. Thirteenth ticket drawn declared winner and Miss Thelma Woodcock receives the free lot. Northern Real Property Co of Jamestown managed the sale and development of the addition with W B DeNault and a crew of ants handling the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. B. Ritchie
Victory Park
Thelma Woodcock
Northern Real Property Company
Jamestown
W. B. DeNault
DeNault
Northwest Nursery Company
TWAS A COURTSHIP BY WIRE IN ELLENDALE MARRIAGE
Telegraph operators Miss Dena Veasey of Ellendale and Edward Rust of Redden courted over the wire seven miles apart. They sent messages in leisure moments and arranged to marry in Wilmington by wire, forging a unique long distance courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellendale
Dena Veasey
Edward Rust
Redden
Wilminghom
Pride in Death Sparks Cemetery Debate
A discussion led by George Thorne, president of a notional association, condemns class distinctions in burial plots. Directors insist graves of rich and poor be treated alike, calling pride and snobbery in death a Christian sacrilege.
Wilson Returns to White House After Four Months Away
President Wilson returns to the White House after an absence of four months and prepares to campaign for ratification of the peace treaty. The Senate takes a one day recess to keep the state ready for his address tomorrow morning, setting the stage for a major political clash in fifty years as he finalizes the message to present with the treaty and the league covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
White House
Senate
Rioters dispersed by rifles at plant clash
Two known dead and two reported dead with about 20 injured marked a workers riot at the Corn Products Refining plant in Ago Tl late yesterday. Rioters were mowed down by rifles and revolvers as plant watchmen faced bricks and clubs. About 1500 workers demanded a closed shop. the dead were foreign born. A hundred deputy sheriffs from Chicago reinforced guards amid fears of renewed hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corn Products
Ago
Germany to raise income 900 percent in war budget
Berlin reports Ertsberger, finance minister, told the national assembly that Germany must boost income by 900 percent through hard economy and a return to the budget system. Expenditures for the year are set at 17,500,000 marks with heavier taxes on capital, plus inheritance and property levies planned as first steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Ertsberger
National Assembly
Copenhagen
Financial Ministry
Tabor
U S Crops In Good Condition In 1919 Report
The agricultural department estimates 1919 U S corn at 2 815 000 000 bushels, a record by over 100 000 000. The crop spans about 103 000 000 acres with 86.07 percent normal condition on July 1. Winter wheat down 5.9 percent from a month ago while spring wheat projected to yield 22 000 000 bushels. oats average 33.1 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
Agricultural Department
Government Forces Break Strike in Hanover Clashes
Berlin reports clash between strikers and government forces in Hanover left several dead and many wounded. Authorities stated they crushed the strike after issuing an ultimate threat to drastic methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hanover
Mse
Wilson Sets Tour for League Campaign in Two Weeks
President Wilson will begin a nationwide tour in two weeks to promote the league of nations. The itinerary includes a Pacific coast visit to view the new Pacific fleet as planned by White House officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
United States
League of Nations
White House
Pacific Coast
All Senators Prepared To Finish Treaty Fight
Washington telegrams sent to every senator from party leaders promise no retreat until the treaty fight ends. With rare exceptions all members will be present Thursday, and absent senators have plans to avoid affecting any test vote on the league covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ebert to Sign Peace Treaty After U S Ratification
July 9 reports that President Ebert will sign the original peace treaty as soon as the German national assembly approves it and send the document by courier to Versailles. He will telegraph Premier Clemenceau with the action, amid advisory cautions from a German newspaper about U S and Italian ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
U.S
Berlin
National Assembly
Versailles
Predmier Clemenceau
United States
Italy
Kaiser Brother Pleads For Exiled Emperor
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Henry brother of the ex Kaiser telegraphed King George urging Britain to desist from extradition. He asserts the Kaiser sought to avert war and cites his July 7 1919 conversation as support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Berlin
Prince Henry
King George
Britain
British dirigible to start return trip at 4 a.m.
Major Scott, commander of the large British dirigible, announced that the return trip will begin at 4 a.m. tomorrow from Mineola Long Island. He said weather forecasts indicate favorable conditions for departure and that the craft will circle over New York City before proceeding with the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Scott
New York City
Flight Return Advised For B-34 Within 24 Hours
Washington reports the United States weather bureau advised officers of the B-34 to start their return flight to England within 24 hours over a southern course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
England
Mickey at Grand Theatre Opens July 14 Grand Drama
The famous photo play Mickey arrives at the Grand Theatre with a tale of a resilient girl who endures war and hardship with humor and optimism. Showings begin Monday July 14 with matinee at 3 and evening performances at 7 30 and 9. Vera von Dumaris of Little Falls Minnesota arrives in Washington for the prohibition debate climax as wets and drys fight over amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Grand Theater
France
England
Belgium
Europe
Pollyanna
Mickey Philosopher
Grand Theatre
Washington
Valley City
Emma You Qumaris
League of Nations
Vera von Dumaris
Little Falls
Minn
Wimbledon and Rogers Set for Wednesday Near Six Thirty
Wimbledon and Rogers will play ball Wednesday evening at 6 30 at Rogers. The two teams each have a game, and the Wednesday night matchup promises to be a humdinger. A telegram from New York announces the arrival of Lieut Neal Tracy, son of Mr and Mrs John Tracy, who will not be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Rogers
John Tracy
New York
Lieut
Neal Tracy
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Bank OF N.dak
LOT
Delaware
Nio
George Thorne
Nasocistion
Siegfried
Matinee
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
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