Wilson Questions Harding On Statement About France Approach
President Wilson asked Senator Harding to confirm a New York Times dispatch claiming Harding said a French representative privately urged the U S to lead in forming an association of nations. In a White House letter Wilson questions the quotation and asks for Harding to verify if he truly spoke as alleged. The letter notes potential further presidential comment if Harding confirms the quote.
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Rioting Erupts in London Over Coal Strike
Rioters clashed with police along Whitehall and Downing Street injuring about forty as 12 000 demonstrators pressed toward the premier’s residence. Police repulsed the crowd with clubs while trains and mills faced shutdowns as Britain’s coal strike pins industrial life.
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Hunger Strike Death Report From Cork Prison
London reports Michael Fitzgerald died after 68 days on hunger strike at Cork prison. Relatives withheld notice from Lord Mayor MacSwiney as other strikers agreed to medical treatment when condition worsened. It was the 67th day of the fast for Fitzgerald.
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Daily Star notes a week of local social and civic events
Detroit Minn visitor Buckwalter in town. Local notables include stockman Critchfield and Henry of Fargo. Y M C A sessions, Women’s Club social, church visits, and theater ads fill the page amid voter education efforts and a Rex theater lineup.
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Detroit, Minn
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Valley City
Minot Elks Proudly Record Gov Cox Name in Visit Logs
Minot Elks lodge members express elation that Gov James M Cox’s name appears on their visiting records. They believe the next president will carry that same name and status into national leadership.
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Farmers Doubt Grain Law Saving North Dakota
In a four page insert the Sunday Courier News questions claims that grain laws save farmers three million dollars and boost dockage returns. It cites Barnes County elevator profits of 200 percent as evidence, arguing farmers owners reap large dividends with no complaints from stockholders.
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