Glasgow Held for North Dakota Express Robbery
In Glasgow on August 29 a man using varying names was arrested on charges tied to a North Dakota Express car robbery. Authorities in Fargo indicated they knew nothing of the Fargo heists totaling $30,000, while Nashville whispers suggested four accomplices and a larger conspiracy.
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Glasgow
Dakota Ekprans
Altoney
Nashville
American ‘Express
Fargo
Cass County
North Bnkota Express Company
Presa
Tod Jingerman
Leach
North Cal Éxpress
Mbar Eacia Ad
Ins
Gompers Seeks Conference With President Wilson
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor asked for an appointment with President Wilson to discuss the labor situation. He may request a meeting with the Steel Corporation head to address the commission representing its workers. Judge Gark has refused to meet the commission. Gompers was granted the conference and will meet the president this afternoon to present the strike situation.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Gompers
Steel Corporation
Gark
Gomp
President Wilson to-tour amid treaty committee delay
President Wilson begins a trip on the League of Nations mission next Wednesday. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to have the treaty ready for report by Thursday or Friday amid Republican claims the delay rests with the administration.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
Asia Minor Conditions Described as Deplorable
Charles R. Crane head of the American mission to the near east returned to Constantinople describing Asia Minor as deplorable after three months visiting 300 towns and 1600 delegations. Delegates crossed deserts seeking aid from the United States and, despite Moslem reserve, expressed hopes tied to US assistance. He noted Armenia not visited but reports indicate extreme distress.
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Paris
Asia Minor
Charles R. Crane
Near East
Constantinople
Crane
America
United States
President Wilsons Itinerary Released for Sept itinerary
The official schedule lists addresses and stops from Columbus to Los Angeles and Reno with overnight and day addresses. It covers cities including Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City Sioux Falls St Paul Minneapolis Bismarck Billings Cour dAlene Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland San Francisco San Dergo Los Angeles Reno Heyn ne Wyoming Pueblo Witchita Oklahoma City Little Rock Memphis Lewiston and a Washington arrival on September 30 at 11 am.
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Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Kansas City
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux Falls
S. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Bismarck
N. C
Billings
Mont
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
San Dergo
Los Angeles
Reno
Nevada
Witchita
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Memphis
Lewiston
Kentucky
Food Price Drop in 90 Days Predicted by Ames
Washington reports a government drive to cut living costs with a expected 25 percent overall food price reduction within 90 days. Judge Ames, leading the campaign, met with seven state governors and Attorney General Palmer to coordinate actions and plan a nationwide effort. Local reductions already seen in New York, Tennessee, and Idaho, with hog prices plunging in Chicago signaling momentum.
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Washington
Judge Ames
Ames
Palmer
New York
Tennessee
Idaho
Wilson
Lists of food dealers charged with excess profits
Washington August 29 Attorney General Palmer announced lists of retail food dealers charging excess profits are being collected in major cities. The lists will underpin criminal action as Congress works to amend the Leaver food control bill. Wholesale arrests in every city are anticipated. The Justice Department notes the lists include wholesalers and retailers and investigations extend to restaurant pricing, with chain outlets under special scrutiny.
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Washington
Palmer
Congress
Justice Department
Demand That Strikers Resume Work
San Francisco yard men returned to work at 7 a m, clearing the bay district of strike while Los Angeles rail workers remain in sympathy with Pacific Electric street car men. Officials predicted settlement by Sabana morning as government and brotherhoods plan to operate the railroads despite strikers.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bay District
Los Angeles
Pacific Electric
Sabana
AERIAL DERBY NEARS FINISH AT MINEOLA FIELD
Twenty seven air men completed the New York to Toronto Flying Derby round trip from Mineola Field Florida with others resuming flights today. Toronto entrants are expected to finish before midnight when the race ends, nine having already left Toronto.
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Mineola Field
Florida
New York
Toronto
Firom
Oronto
Peoria Strike Fails to Gain Ground as Police Quiet Rush
Peoria August 29 police reserves moved to quiet crowds of radicals that stopped street-car traffic for an hour. An order for a sympathetic strike of all organized workers, issued late yesterday by the trade and labor association, was not authorized and was not carried out at seven this morning.
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Peoria
Trade and Labor Association
Archduke Joseph Reenters Hungarian Politics
Archduke Joseph, ousted leader of Hungary, reappeared in politics in Budapest asserting Hungary would rise from its grave and regain a role in international affairs. Stephen Frederick, the premier under Joseph, works to form a new government and retains the premiership.
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Archduke Joseph
Polfitcs
Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Stephen Frederick
Joseph
British Ammunition Ship Blows Up At Archangel
At Archangel on August 29 experts reported twenty sailors killed and about forty missing after an ammunition barge exploded and destroyed the British Monitor Glowworm.
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Archangel
Siberia
Sit Tight in Boat Says Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson urges patience amid mounting tensions as the government commission calls on allies and officials to remain steady. Governor Stroll of Pennsylvania comments on the need for restraint and careful handling of the situation.
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Wilson Washington
Aia
Povermer Commission
Stroll of
Pennsylvania
North Dakota Farm Land Assessments Targeted for Boost
Tax officials push to raise farm land valuations from ten to twenty six percent across multiple counties including Cass Grand Forks and Richland. Auditors warn higher farm values raise farmers' burden while railways gain relief. protests cite existing railway assessments at about 300 percent of last year’s value and current farm land valuations already high relative to other property.
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George E. Wall
State Board of Equall
Irda
Casa
Grand Forks
Pembina
Traill
Benson
Billings
Bottineau
Bowman
Onus
Furleigh
Cass
Se Gavalier
Dickey
Divide
Dunn
Pet
Eddy
Emmons
Foster
Golden Valley
Grant
Griggs
Hettinger
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LaMoure
Oliver
Pierce
Ramsey
Ransom
Renville
Richland
Rolette
Sargent
Sheridan
Sioux
Slope
Stark
Steele
Stutsman
Towner
Trails
Wells
Williams
Wallace
County Boards of Equalization
Ferstand
Sa Wallace
Psi
Tanda
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