Langer says ND Bank farm loan dept misrepresented facts
Nonpartisan League speakers led by former Attorney General William Langer attack the Bank of North Dakota farm loan program. Director Wilbert DeNault refutes Langer claims of deliberate loan growth and widespread errors, labeling the statements as misrepresentations and figures juggle. The report also notes unrelated items about a UCT auxiliary and Unite d Commercial Travelers meeting proceedings.
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Bismarck
N. D
Nonpartisan League
William Tanger
Farm Loan Department
Banke of North Dakota
Wilbert B. DeNault
Langer
League
DeNault
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Grand Council
National Council
Columbus
Grand Lodge
Unite! Commercial
Local UC T Council Members Praised for Convention Efforts
A letter from Ed Erickson of Devils Lake Council No 530 commends Valley City volunteers and No 605 for hosting attendees at the UC T convention. The message notes satisfying entertainment, mentions the town’s absence of grafters, and ponders forming a Grand Council of their own in the future. It closes with thanks to Valley City residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uc.t. Council
T. Melvin Lee
Ed.Erickson
Devils Lake Council
LU. C.T
Valley City
Valley community notes on visits and local events
A sequence of local arrivals and social visits in Sheyenne Valley includes Edward Olstad and Melvin Rensby visiting Kathryn, the Westbys and Albert hosting Jens Henrikson visitors, and Jens Rensby and family spending time with the Sebbys. Thoreson made several trips to Valley City and F ingal on business, while others worked, shopped, and tended farm tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Olstad
Melvin Rensby
Kathryn
Andrew Westby
Gon Albert
Jens Henrikson
John M. Thoreson
Valley City
Joe Michen
Andrew C. Nelson
Jens Rensby
James G. Thor
T. J. Sebby
A. Mickelson
John Tronsen
Nome
James G. Thoreson
Edwin Maasje
Local Shoppers Head Toward Valley City on Saturday
Alfred Aas spent several days last week planting corn. John F. Henrikson currently works for James G. Thoreson. Alfred Aas Melvin Rensby and Misses Clara and Agnes Aas journeyed to Valley City last Saturday for shopping.
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Alfred Aas
John F. Henrikson
James G. Thoreson
Melvin Rensby
Clara
Agnes Aas
Valley City
Stolen Bonds Ring Swamps Twin Cities
Twin Cities post office inspectors report a large ring stealing bonds in Minneapolis and St Paul. Investigators say bonds and narcotics and liquor dealings involve the same group and that a prominent St Paul aviator was offered 20000 to fly to Canada for a narcotics cargo.
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St. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Post Office
Inspector Maries
Canada
Maries
Chicago
The Danger of Apathy in North Dakota Election
A pre election editorial urges voters to support Governor Nestos and his reform agenda. It warns that apathy could help the opposition and revive past corruption, urging participation to back tax cuts, efficient government, and continued state projects.
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North Dakota
Nestos
Frazier- Lemke-Hagan
League
Wee Miss Salisbury Faces Murder Charge In Oscar Erickson Killing
Elsie Salisbury, a young girl, was brought into Montevideo court for first degree murder in the Oscar Erickson shooting last April. The defense entered not guilty plea and requested bail. Judge Quayle ruled the offense nonbailable and a writ of habeas corpus will go to the Supreme Court to decide bail, with potential bail set at 10000 if allowed. The girl was returned to jail in ill health, physicians fearing further danger.
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Montevideo
Minn
Elsie Salisbury
Oscar Erickson
D. V. Quayle
Supreme Court
Misa Salisbury
Shipping board bans liquor sales beyond three mile limit
Washington D C June 14 the shipping board ruled liquor may not be sold on ships flying the American flag outside the three mile limit Chairman Lasker stated in a letter to A Busch the third who passed along a letter from August Busch president of Anheuser Busch Co accusing ships under this authority of violations of the Val Stead act making the United States a major bootlegger Busch called the ships worst on the ocean and passengers are promised refunds if bars open outside the limit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Three Mile
Shipping Board
Lasker
A. Busch
August Busch
Anheuser Busch Company
United States
Busch
Promenade Social Event At Masonic Temple Noted As Success
Saturday evening Junior Promenade at the Masonic Temple drew the Senior Class Faculty and medical staff as guests. Grand March led by Miss May Hanson and Mr Stephenson featured pink and green decor and several novelty dances. A four piece orchestra played from 8 30 to 11 80 with acts including a button dance broom dance cap dance and a balloon dance. Miss Anna Sad performed a solo dance to enthusiastic applause and frappe was served. The event owed much to Miss Hazel Minor and the organizing committee with thanks to the Masonic Lodge for the venue.
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Masonic Temple
Clege
Ruth O'Malley
Charles Stephenson
C. E. Allen
Paula Kittel
May Hanson
Patton
Anna Sad
Hazel Minor
Masonic Lodge
Vv. B
Henry Ford Is Not a Candidate for President
Detroit reports Henry Ford will not seek the presidency or any political office citing Mrs Ford’s opposition and his focus on the Mussel Shoals plant and monetary reform. Dearborn residents expressed surprise at Ford’s stance while insiders say he will remain in business.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Mussel Shoals
Ford
Mra. Ford
Dearborn
Indictments Filed Against KKK Members in California Raid
Indictments returned by the Grand Jury charge kidnapping false imprisonment and assault with attempt to murder against alleged Ku Klux Klan members following raids on the Englewood home of Sidel Eldunyan. Warrantless surrender is anticipated as prosecutors expect defendants or their representatives to turn themselves in. One raid victim was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Ku Klux Klan
Grand
Sidel Eldunyan
Englewood
Here
Valley City V C Demonstration Program Details
Club members plan a demonstration day on June 2 at Valley City with various items. Highlights include team judging for a trip to the State Fair in Fargo July 17 to 22. Olive Perry Vera Perry Eva Allen Margaret Murphy Mabel Lundy Huldah Lundy and Iua Swanson are named for specific demonstrations.
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Coun
Valley City
Fargo
Olive Perry
Vera Perry
Oriska
Eva Allen
Margaret Murphy
Sunborn
Mabel
Huldah Lundy
Leal
Hastings Club
Iua Swanson
Lucca
Bonus for Allied Debt Allows Soldier Pay Plan
Washington reports republicans on the Senate finance committee favor a plan to fund a soldier bonus from interest on Allied debts owed to the United States. The bonus could be paid without new taxes, with future savings from reduced government expenditures and foreign debt repayments. Chairman McCumber's action enables Senate consideration when leaders choose. Estimated total cost: 3.845 billion dollars for 4,458,199 service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
Senate
Pictures Added to Art Exhibit at Commercial Room
A new display adds thirty three Pratt Institute student color and design mounts and twenty eight Rhode Island School of Design pieces to the hall west of the Commercial Room. Notable works include Velasquez pieces priced up to 1500 dollars, Rubens, Van Dyck, Largilliere, and other portraits with values ranging from 100 to 1500 dollars.
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Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
R. 1
Velasquez
Don Balthazar
Montagnez
Philip IV
Spain
Antony and Cleopatra
Tiepolo
Rubens
Charles the First
England
van Dyck
Isabella van Asche
Monsieur le Peltier
Largilliere
Queen Maria Leczinska and Madame Adelaide Painting Sale
The auction lists Maria Leczinska and Madame Adelaide of France each at 1000. Officers of St. George's Doelen with Franz Hals work at 2000. A Crucifixion by Martin is priced at 200.
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Maria Leczinska
Nattier
Madame Adelaide
France
St. George’s Doelen
Franz Hals
Martin
Commencement Exercises at State Teachers College
The State Teachers College holds graduation day Thursday June 16 at 10 am in the Auditorium. The closing week program includes an orchestra, vocal solos by Miss Letha Peckham, an address on New Ideals in American Education by John J. Pettijohn, and the conferring of diplomas by a Board member with benediction by Reverend A. Andreason.
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State Teachers College
Knute Froysan
Edwin Bloom
Kenneth McFarland
C. A. Lee
J. S. Wilds
Letha Peckham
John J. Pettijohn
University of Minnesota
Wecescee
Board of Administration
A. Andreason
Valley City College Band Performs for Public and Convention Visitors
Thursday evening the College Band and Physical Education students entertained Valley City citizens and U C T convention visitors. The 6:30 start featured two band selections followed by clog dances, group dances, a five-woman dance group, band selections, natural dancing Bacchanal, Gypsy dance, and a closing program in the auditorium. Mayor Bonhus and Governor Nestos gave welcomes, with Prof. J B Meyer singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Education Department
Valley City
Vivian Christianson
Anna Sad
Alma
Munkeby
Eva Grace Siple
Clara Gackle
Miss
Movement to Make LaFollette Spokesman for Labor in 1922
Cincinnati June 13 A movement to name Senator Robert LaFollette of Wisconsin labor spokesman for the 1922 congressional campaign and the 1924 presidential bid may emerge from his visit to address the American Federation of Labor convention. He will speak on child labor laws as labor leaders weigh political action as the path to advancing their goals. This is his first postwar appearance before labor delegates and signals a possible reintegration with labor after wartime policy disagreements. LaFollette is also seeking reelection this year.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Governmental Crises In Cuba May Be Reached By Wednesday
Havana Cuba June 13 The Cuban government crisis is not expected to be reached until Wednesday when President Zayas will publish the doings of the Cuban association and consider General Crowder s reform suggestions He is to name five new cabinet members to replace those who resigned on Saturday and the exact plan remains unclear
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Cuba
Havana
Zayas
Cuban Association
General Crowder
ICC Reopens Western Hay and Grain Rate Case
Washington DC June 18 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reopening of the rate case that affects hay and grain shipments in the western territories, signaling potential changes in pricing structures and carrier charges. The action follows earlier findings and seeks to reexamine prevailing rates impacting farmers and traders operating in western markets.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads Seek Case Reopen Over Territory Reduction
The text notes a 14 percent territory cut last November and that railroads petition the commission to reopen the case with indications of possible adjustments forthcoming.
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Ritory
Junior High Awards Athletic Letters for First Time
In a historic chapel ceremony, junior high students earned athletic letters for reaching set point totals in various sports. Girls received letters adorned with school colors, with recipients named and points listed beside each name.
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FP. C. Spalding
James Eckel
Herschel Pagel
Carl Edin
Harold Moffitt
Ralph Sproos
George Deem
Arthur McClure
Robert Shrum
Clarence Bettin
Russel Barr
Hamilton Englert
Milton Stanwick
Harvey Kjelgaard
Arthur Feldman
Harding Threatens Extra Session Over Ship Subsidy Bill
President Harding warned Republican leaders he would call Congress into an extra session if the summer adjournment occurs before enacting the ship subsidy bill. In a letter to Kansas Rules Committee Chair Campbell he said a failure to act would create a discouraging situation and obligate him to convene Congress to consider the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Campbell
Kansas
Rules Committee
Sioux to greet Landis at Devils Lake ceremony
Sioux Indians from Totten reservation will entertain K. M. Landis when he arrives June 21 for the American Legion meeting at Devils Lake North Dakota. A war whoop and special ceremony will honor the Chicago jurist who fined the Standard Oil Company $29,000,000.
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Devils Lake
N. D
K. M. Landis
Legton
Totten Reservation
Standard Oil Company
Heavy Storms Cause Crop and Property Damage in Illinois
Springfield reports heavy rain and wind storms early today. Roofs blown off trees uprooted barns overturned cut lines with surrounding towns. After lines restored, reports expected of crop and fruit damage. No deaths or injuries reported.
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Springfield
Women Lead Campaign Roles Across North Dakota
The Times Record reports from I V A headquarters in Fargo that North Dakota women are taking a more active role in the campaign. Mrs R L Stewart of Devils Lake is elected manager for the Independent forces becoming the first woman campaign manager in the state. In Foster County Mrs J Ross McKenzie of Carrington is named chairman of women activities after a Carrington meeting.
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Times
Fargo
Origi
R. L. Stewart
Devils Lake
Independent Forces
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Carrington
Independents
Foster County
J. Ross McKenzie
Rain and hail end heat wave in Minnesota
In St Paul on June 8 rain and hail broke a four day heat wave with 89 degrees reported. Two heat prostrations occurred as high winds accompanied the storm. Temperature fell by 10 to 15 degrees. A small tornado on the Tron Range picked up a cottage and dropped it into a lake with several other cottages damaged.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tron Range
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Missouri
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Perry Engwald
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Ryan
Bloomster
Mrs. Bloomster
Lincoln
V. C
We Orchestra
Organized Labor
Misa Noll
Bernice Bakken
Genevieve Bakken
Gladys Berger
Agnes Carr
Hattie Erickson
Edith Garrett
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Helen Halverson
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Ethel Northridge
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