Keynote of Defense in Senate Supports League Pact
Washington July 14 Senator Swanson defended the League of Nations covenant in a Senate speech. He argued unanimous council decisions require U S assent, Congress can reject council advice, and Article 10 preserves the Monroe Doctrine while pledging peace. He urged trial of the covenant and warned against rejection.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Senator Swanson
United States
League of Nations Council
Swanson
Council
Congress
Swanson Deed Bs
League
Philippines
Panama Canal
Akee
Eli Root
America
Germans to Tax Precious Stones and Capital
London reports Finance Minister Mathias Erzberger aims to raise 90 million marks through levies on capital and precious stones with 20,000 mark thresholds. first payment due January, debts span 30 years at five percent toward the war loan, stock payments accepted. Berlin dispatch notes Bernstorff urging Germany to join the league of nations and cooperate with the United States amid postwar realignments.
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London
Mathias Erzberger
Daily Chronicle
Weimar
Germany
Berlin
Bernstorff
League of Nations
United States
Daylight Saving Debate in House Over Wilson Veto
Washington July 14 The House will discuss whether President Wilson can sustain the daylight saving law against his veto of the agriculture appropriations bill which repealed it. supporters push for enough votes to uphold veto. opponents doubt final outcome.
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Washington
Wilson
House
County fair closes with auto races and a wedding
Saturday capped the Barnes County fair with crowded auto races won by Bert Lippold in the Cootie and Earl Pegg in Go. Paul Clancy and Ole Mikkelson followed in the Essex and special, before a finale. A wedding dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Clark closed the event as guests departed for Minnesota.
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Old Town
Iertia
Atlantic
Cart
Lippold
J. H
Fargo
Elgin
Etter
Wimbledon
Grant
Bert Lippold
Bert
Pegg
Hagenstone
Earl Pegg
Bird
al Hagenstone
Valley City
Lightning
al ‘Iggenbothem
Earle Pegg
Earl
Ole Mikkelson
Fred J. Fried
Paul Clancy
Essex
Fried
al Higgenbothem
al Hagerstone
Higgenbothem
Grasshopper
Luessen
Clancy
Lee
Diamond Bar
Sampson
Barnes County
Larson Clark Nuptials Sunday
On Sunday afternoon July 13 at 3 o'clock Rev C G Naeseth officiated the ceremony uniting Miss Hilma Larson and Bryan Clark with Miss Blanche Rathman of Jamestown as bridesmaid and Mr Lloyd Dale of Valley City as best man. The setting featured pink and white sweet peas smilax ferns and palms beneath a smilax bower. The couple exchanged vows of matrimony as onlookers observed the simple ceremony.
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C. G. Naeseth
Hilma Larson
Bryan Clark
Misa Blanche Rathman
Jamestown
Lloyd Dale
Valley City
Florence Larson Etree
Agnes
Mendeljssohn
Wedding Shower Honors Miss Hilma Larson
Mrs Christ Peterson Mrs C G Naeseth Mrs Harry Jacobson and Mrs Carl Olson hosted a Wednesday afternoon miscellaneous shower for Miss Hilma Larson. Guests enjoyed music and conversation followed by refreshments. Yellow and white decorations complemented the gift basket. The honoree received many beautiful and useful presents.
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Hilma Larson
Christ Peterson
C. G. Naeseth
Harry Jacobson
Carl Olson
Curren to Install Homecoming Auditorium Floor
Contractor W. J. Curren hires to lay the floor at Chautauqua Park auditorium for homecoming day. The job demands around the 25 000 feet of lumber and both day and night work to complete on schedule.
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W. J. Curren
Chautauqua Park
Curren
Townley Guilty of Conspiracy In Wartime Case
A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert were found guilty by a Jackson farmer's jury of conspiring to teach disloyalty as America was at war. A new trial motion will be heard in St. Paul by Judge Dean, with Townley planning to appeal if denied. Meantime Townley may travel to North Dakota to pursue the case before the people. Senator Frank O Lowden named as Republican presidential candidate in Washington.
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St. Paul
Minn
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Dean
Fairmount
Jackson
America
Townley
Gilbert
George Hoke
North Dakota
Frank Lowden
Illinois
Washington
Middlewest
Frank O. Lowden
Frank P. Smith
Illinois Republican State Committee
Bandits Rob Windsor Hotel in St Paul Heist
Four bandits held up four men including the Windsor hotel night clerk at 4 a.m. in St Paul Minnesota and escaped with 250 dollars in cash watches and jewelry. Clerk H W Van Dyke was beaten after he refused to reveal the safe combination. The safe reportedly contained two thousand dollars.
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ST. Paul St. Paul
Minn
Windsor Hotel
H. W. van Dyke
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Minnesota
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U. S
Secretary of Labor
Europe
Harry A. Garfield
Hines
United States Railroad Administration
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