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Newspaper

The Weekly Times Record

Location

Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

2

Dull Prize Fight News Mixes Politics and War Talk

A long, incoherent page mixes wartime funding with North Dakota politics. It cites Secretary Weeks urging immediate use of funds for nitrate plants, then shifts to a heated N D political scene with Nestos, Lemke, and Frazier. The piece contrasts republican and league factions, recalls bank and homebuilding debates, and argues for independent candidates amid party divisions.

Ier Lemke State Committee Nestos Raebel Forum North Dakota Kzopp United States Senate O'Connor Vrazier Bank of North Dakota Hone Builders’ Department

Senator Ladds Conversion on Government Fertilizer Plan

The committee report favors against government ownership of fertilizer production. It cites two courses, urging that government manufacture with political overseers would fail financially and harm farmers. The majority concurs the plan is unthinkable and inappropriate.

North Dakota E. F. Ladd Senate Senator Ladd A For Life Washington Nonpartisan League Mr. Ladd Kellogg League Minnesota Ladd Ates Luddl Forum House Committee On Military Affairs House

Omaha President Dies Suddenl y in Minnesota

St Paul Minnesota Sept. Jaites Truman Clarke president of the Omaha Railroad died during the night at his apartments in the Commodore Hotel. Born November 20 1852 in Auburn New York he moved to Springfield Illinois with his family. He began as a messenger at Illinois Central in 1870, later joined Northwestern lines, then moved to Omaha and rose to the presidency. He is survived by a wife and one son.

St. Paul Minn Jaites Truman Clarke Omaha Railroad Commodore Bor Auburn N. Y Clark Springfield Minois Ilinois Central Northwestern Lines The Omaha

Conspiracy to Destroy Railroads Sparks DOJ Action

Federal agents from the Department of Justice moved into Chicago to probe a nationwide plot against U S railroads. Assistant Attorney General Asterline arrived with 85 agents and 17 000 alleged conspirators as evidence for Monday hearings amid claims the report was written by a senator and that sabotage is widespread.

Chicago Department of Justice Asterline Oliver Pagen

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