Fargo Bank Case Starts More Suits
Fargo bank case spawns new lawsuits as stockholders sue for 500000 over alleged negligence linked to the defunct Scandinavian American Bank. Plaintiffs include Colonel M A Hildreth and others. defendants named Hagen Christianson and several others. The action seeks to be heard in the November term with possible additional joiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engward Johnson
A. J. Hattlie
Pargo
Hickson
North Dakota
M. A. Hildreth
Amidon
Nelson
Fergus Falls
H. J. Hagen
Bolley
Lars Christiaanson
F. J. Holmes
N. J. Eggen
H.A. Anker
Emil Headland
H. J. Headland
Explosion at Worksman home kills eight children
At Watertown New York on July 13 an artillery shell explosion at Edward Worksman’s home killed eight children and scattered remains far from the scene. Army officials offered no conclusive cause, noting warm weather and a croquet mallet blow as possible factors amid a practice-ground blast.
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Watertown
N. Y
Edward Worksman
Railroad Shopcraft Strike Warned to Persist
Chicago July 18 union chiefs warned President Hanling that interruption and interference with railroad operations will continue until a settlement is reached. A telegram to the President and railroad board members asserted skilled workers seek reasonable wages and blamed unskilled workers for ongoing disruption.
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Chicago. I
Hanling
Sui
Harding May Use Troops To Enforce Order
President Harding prepared to deploy federal troops to enforce the pro clamation against interference with mails and interstate commerce as rail workers strike. Secretary Weeks and aides monitor violence with governors able to maintain order, while unions and railroad heads meet near the Capitol to back the strike efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
War Weeks
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
International Unions
Two Killed in Auto Accident Near Brainerd
Myland Smith of Minneapolis and Miss Christine MacIntosh of Brainerd died when a roadster driven by H W Tomes of Crosby overturned on the Oak street road fourteen miles from Brainerd. Four others injured include Sadie Kaller and Mr Hackett. Albert Senett suffered a fractured shoulder while attempting to lift the car. Smith was a University of Minnesota engineering student spending the summer on the iron range.
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Brainerd
Mann
Myland Smith
Minneapolis
Christine MacIntosh
H. W. Tomes
Crosby
Oak Street
Tomes
Smith
Miss Macintosh
Sadie Kaller
Mr. Hackett
Albert Senett
Canuya Range
University of Minnesota
Irom
Hope of Ending Industry Crisis Glimmers Briefly
Washington and Chicago reports describe fading hopes of ending the coal and rail strikes. President Harding threatens to mobilize troops if needed. The United Mine Workers consider rejecting arbitration as unions prepare for a protracted conflict. Meanwhile rail shops face a drawn out battle with strike breakers deployed.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
United Mine Workers Policy Committee
Jno
Lewis
Dennison
Texas
Armed men attack guards at shop riot in Oroville
About 50 men surrounded the Western Pacific Shops in Oroville California early today and, after a battle, overwhelmed guards and rushed inside to confront 60 strike breakers. Five workers were injured and the yardmaster Tom Wilkinson was knocked unconscious. four others injured. The attackers used rifles pistols shotguns and clubs, but only the plant damage was from bullets.
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Oroville
Calif
Western Pacific
Tom Wilkinson
Aged Woman May Recover From Fatal Minnesota Axe Attack
Grand Meadows Minnesota July 15 Surviving wounds which would have caused the instantaneous death of any ordinary person, Mrs John Wagoner 69, remains alive hoping to tell of the man who crushed her skull and killed her husband as he slept Wednesday night. Jno Terrenden a relative says the axe belonged to the Wagoners. Police testify the assailant must have known where the axe was. The axe pried a screen window then swung over the couple. August Detloff son in law of the Wagon ers taken into custody at Jeroy is jailed and questioned.
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Grand Meadows
Minn
John Wagoner
Jno Terrenden
Wagoners
August Detloff
Je Roy
Indictment Sought for Dozens Tied to Liquor Ring
Chicago UL July 17 Internal revenue agents seek indictment of more than 60 men including members of Congress and former federal officials tied to a two million dollar booze ring. Evidence was seized after arrests of Harry Mager former collector and Mr Mitchell former politician.
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Chicago
Internal Revenue
Congress
Harry Mager
Mitchell
Standard Oil Policy Denounced Denial of Monopoly Calls for New Law
Washington July 18 The federal trade commission denounced Standard Oil policy for maintaining a U S gasoline monopoly and urged immediate legislation to ban stock interlocking among Standard Oil concerns The commission notes Supreme Court rulings allow former board members to hold stock within the company and calls for a new law to prevent this practice.
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Washington, D. C
Standard Oil Company
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
Way Employes Want Protection
Cleveland July 13 maintenance of way workers here notified union officials that unless action is taken regarding keeping soldiers on railroad property they would refuse to work. Chiefs said they would consult with union headquarters in Detroit and confer with railroad officials later today. U S Marshall's office notified Attorney General Daugherty that about 1500 additional deputy marshals will be needed for service in northern Ohio.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Unite States Marshall
Daugherty
Election Laws Revision Heard In North Dakota
Thomas Hall requests a comprehensive review of North Dakota election laws in his biennial report to the governor and legislature. He urges nonpartisan ballots for all offices except federal ones, one signer per petition, verification of signatures, county official newspapers as candidates, mixed ballot counting for men and women, codification by expert commissioners, and changes to corporation charter laws.
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Bismarck
M. D
North Dakota
Thomas Hall
Hall
Supreme Court
Editors Leave Yellowstone for Missoula Convention
National Editorial association members pull away from Yellowstone National Park toward Missoula Montana for a three day convention set to begin Wednesday. Stops at Helena Butte and Glacier National Park highlight the tour with planned entertainment. President Harding cannot greet Missoula editors due to a coal strike.
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Bozeman
Mont
National Editorial Association
Yellowstone National Park
Missoula
Glacier National Park
Helena
Butte
Harding
Soal
Acceptance of Terms Forecasted in Coal Arbitration
Washington July 18 Harry N Taylor of Kansas City head of the Trans Mississippi Group told Secretary of Labor Davis that bituminous coal operators are expected to accept President Harding plan for arbitration of the coal strike. He suggested the anthracite fields may push for two committees to frame wage scales for hard coal and soft coal miners. The response from operators and miners will be decided by President Harding on Monday, per the labor department.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Harry N. Taylor
Kansas City
Trans-Mississippi
Davis
Altho Taylor
Labor Department
Railroad strike at critical stage reaches nationwide impact
A major rail workers union authorized a strike starting July 1 affecting train service as fourteen thousand members still at work perform construction and repairs. Officials warn the action could cripple operations while most members vote in favor of walkout in solidarity with striking colleagues. Separately in Los Angeles a murder case unfolds as Mrs. A L Phillips allegedly killed Mrs. Meadows with a hammer after a confrontation over her husband. Witnesses describe the violent incident and authorities pursue Mrs. Clara Phillips in Tucson, while Los Angeles officials anticipate arrival of more details.
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Caivare
Theunion
Union Men Stand Firm In District Strike
Northwestern union leaders declared they share a common cause with other unions nationwide and that their ranks have grown stronger since the July 1 strike. R C Henningson chaired the district union noting exceptions over overtime pay at the Great Northern on Sundays and holidays.
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R. C. Hennings
Great “Northern
WETS SCAN NEW ARMS LIMITATION PACT
Canada proposes to revamp the century arms limitation pact. the anti saloon league will scrutinize the terms to ensure the rum navy can operate against bootleggers. B Harry, council for the league, said they will oppose any provision that hampers enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Canada
United States
Anti-Saloon League
B. Harry
Council For the League
GUE DENIES McCUMBER RUMOR AT BISMARCK SUMMIT
Nonpartisan League headquarters in Pargo North Dakota denied a persistent rumor that a Saturday meeting at Bismarck would endorse Porter J. McCumber for Senator and Lynn J. Frazier for Governor on an independent fall ticket. The group claimed no authentic source backed the claim and said McCumber would not run again while Frazier would not relinquish his chance.
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Pargo
N. D
Nonpartisan League
Bismares
Zug
Indorse
Porter J. McCumber
Lynn J. Frazier
McCumber
Bismarck
League
A. C. Townsley
Attempt Made to Assassinate the French President
Paris July 14 a gunman fired three shots at the automobile believed to carry President Millerand during Bastille Day celebrations. Gustave Bouvet 24 confessed anarchist aims to kill the president and was beaten by crowds before police halted the mob and escorted him away. Naudin's car was targeted but the president's carriage escaped harm as thousands surged along the Champs Elysee and authorities sealed the presidential residence.
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Paris
France
Milterand
Champs Elysee
Gustave Bouvet
Millerand
Bouvet
Naudins
S. Naudins
United Press
Avnue Marevigny
Naudin
Smd
Fighting Continues in Dublin Amid Rebel Fire
Sporadic clashes spread through Dublin as insurgents and Free State troops faced off in the city. Eman DeValera was seen among rebels as machine gun fire and bombs burst. Barricaded roads cut off supplies, 2000 residents fear starvation. Free State forces led by McKone captured Colooney after a four hour battle, taking 70 prisoners.
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Dublin
Ireland
Free State
Limerick
Stlogo
Eman DeValera
McKone
Colooney
Ladd Drafts Minority Report on Ford Mussel Shoals Plan
In Washington on July 15 Senator Ladd was authorized to prepare the draft of the minority report concerning the Ford offer of the Mussel Shoals and Norris plan for government development of the project. The political line-up is split on the proposals.
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Washington, D. C
Ladd
Ford
Mussle Shoals
Norris
Aged Couple Found Murdered in Minnesota Town
Grand Meadows Minnesota July 14 Mower county authorities search for axe murderer after an aged couple was attacked in their home John Wagoner 72 found dead and his wife 60 dying Daughter Phylis W worked through night to aid description Police believe a car fled the scene and trail ended in a vacant lot August DeLloff 35 son in law was taken into custody as a suspect with robbery motive ruled out due to $30 left in view in the room where the crime occurred
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Grand Meadows
Minn
Mower County
John Wagoner
Alvina Sorum
Wagonser
Wagonser Was Found Lying Across the Bed Head and Mrs. Wagoner
Piuikdey
Patlvoail
Mragoner
Phylis W
Austin
Field
Minnesota
Danger period for hail loss in North Dakota
North Dakota reports a danger period for hail losses as 15 000 claims were filed last July. Through July 11 1922 only 4 892 claims were recorded versus 7 751 last year, a drop of 2 859. Four hail storms hit diverse counties, with widespread losses though indemnity remains light. About 4 000 claims settled. all remaining claims expected to be settled by week’s end.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Martin S. Hagen
Department of Hail Insurance
State Hail Insurance Department
Dickey
Logan
Wells
Eidy
Foster and Griggs
Slope
Bowman
la Adams
Stutsman
la Moure
Barnes
Richland
Rye
President's arbitration offer on coal strike debated
Washington July 14 An additional communication from President Haring is expected to clarify the proposed arbitration of the coal strike. Both sides have asked for interpretation of the proposal and informed him that unconditional acceptance is impossible.
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Washington, D. C
Haring
Tey
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Standard Oil CO
Los Angeles
A. L. Phillips
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Phillips
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