World Peace Plan Hinted by President Wilson
Washington reports President Wilson entertains a grand world peace plan aiming to end war by a future world congress. He signals possible disarmament steps and mediation efforts, awaiting a decisive moment when European powers tire and a lasting framework can be built. He notes U S involvement would focus on guaranteed trade and treaty observance.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
United States
World Congress
World Peace Congress
Panama Canal
Itle
Berlin
Valley City church campaign tops 31000 raise
The Congregational church campaign ended with a Saturday supper at the parish hall as reported totals show 3460 raised in one day and 31307.50 for the week. Committees praised the support from members of other churches and those with sedan chairs, with a final week summary to follow after Friday’s report.
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Barry
Dakota
Seven Day Church
Islaid Crosby Lyon
Green Town Threshing and Plowing In Full Swing
Threshing in the area is nearly finished while plowing and rye seeding proceed actively. A number of Green Town youths will begin at the Normal next Tuesday including Anna Hansen Tom Hansen Arthur Hansen Ida Davidson Faye Ray Stirling Harlow Stirling Clara Kelland and Willie Wicks.
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Green Town
Anna
Tom
Arhur Hansen
Arthur
Ida Davidson Faye
Ray
Harlow Stirlings
Clara Kelland
Illle Wicks
Suffrage Tea Aims to Support Active Campaign
Yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Marguerite Cummings home Miss Jean Smith hosted a suffrage tea to raise funds for expenses of an active suffrage campaign. About seventy five to eighty guests attended as discussions on suffrage continued and future meetings were announced with plans for speakers and recitations each week through November.
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Marguerite Cummings
Jean Smith
Cummings
Miss Smith
Otto Zetterberg
M. J. Englert
Marion Messer
Fred Heidel Ie
Tme
Suffrage Day events planned in North Dakota towns
Reports detail Suffrage Day activities in Jamestown Dickinson Garrison Mandan Wahpeton Washburn and Mott with red letter days planned. Dr Anna Howard Shaw tours the state drawing crowds and prompting high school closings for suffrage talks. A Girls Civic Club forms in Rugby with aims to win suffrage. International Woman Suffrage Alliance converts offices to aid foreign women in England and notes early relief efforts. A call on Congress to grant U S women equal political rights is cited by The Woman’s Journal.
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Jamestown
Dickinson
Garrison
Mandan
Wahpeton
Washburn
Mott
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Ita
London
England
Abroud
Home Garden Contest Judges Seek Participants
A local committee seeks home garden entries for judging. Pupils from Ritchie and Lincoln schools have submitted names and addresses. Residents must contact ward representatives by 10 o'clock Wednesday. judging will consider harvested flowers and vegetables left with parents.
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Ritchie
Lincoln
Second Avenue
M. C. Jamee
Pay the Printer The Times Record Needs Money
County readers urged to settle past due bills to help the Times Record clear obligations. Readers told hundreds may pay up and cover years of arrears. Rev Wemett departs to Idaho City to take charge of a church after transfer from Rochester. For rent a six room cottage available via back rooms over Stacy Fruit Co.
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Times Record
Mr. Wemett
W. M. Wemett
Idaho City
M. E
Rev. Wemett
Rochester
N.Y
Stacy Fruit Co
Proposed Amendment to North Dakota Constitution
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Article 16 section 202 of the North Dakota Constitution. It authorizes submission to voters at the next general election for approval or rejection and outlines the process for conforming amendments adopted by the Twelfth and to be reviewed by the thirteenth legislative assembly.
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North Dakota
Senate
House of Representatives
State of
Twelfth
Legislative Assembly
Senate of the
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
Acho
Amendment Process for Constitution by Initiative and Legislature
The passage outlines that constitutional amendments may be proposed by either legislative chamber with a majority vote, then entered and published, and submitted to the people for ratification at the next general election. It also describes initiative petitions requiring twenty five percent of legal voters, published for three months prior to the general election, and ballots for the people. If approved by a majority of all legal votes, the amendment or amendments join the constitution. If rejected, the same proposal cannot be reconsidered until the next applicable period.
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Legit Mbly
Relative Assembly
Legislative Assembly
Higislative Assembly
Tute
Uch
Legisi Sture
Su Mente
North Dakota Constitution Amendment on Public Institutions
A concurrent resolution proposes amending sections of the state constitution to permanently locate and fund public institutions. Listed are designations for soldiers homes, industrial schools, forestry schools, and other educational or charitable facilities with land grants allocated to Lisbon Bathgate Bottingau Wahpeton Minot and other sites as determined by the Legislative Assembly. The amendment, adopted by the Twelfth Assembly and referred to the Thirtieth, awaits voter approval at the next general election.
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North Dakota
Senate
House of Representatives
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
State of
North
United
Legislative Assembly
Lisbon
Ransom
Bathgate
Pembiam
Butend
Dickey
Bottingau
Bottineau
Nnt
Dakota Constitutional Taxation Amendment Considered
A concurrent resolution amends the state constitution to clarify taxation powers. The measure aims to adjust classification for taxation purposes and precedents in legislative provisions. The draft language references sections of the constitution and parallel articles to guide implementation.
North Dakota proposes amendments to the state constitution
The text outlines amendments considered by the Twelfth and Thirteenth Legislative Assemblies, including Section 174 on uniform taxes within territorial limits, exemptions for United States and state properties, and a 200 dollar personal property exemption. It also amends Section 179.1 to regulate railroad property and utilities, with implementation details by law.
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State of
North Dakota
United, States
Orso
State Board Or Commission
North Dakota Seeks Constitutional Change on Highway Aid
A proposed constitutional amendment in North Dakota would allow the state or subdivisions to provide credit or funding for public highways. It sets rules on loans, ownership of stock, and requires a two thirds voter approval for internal improvements while permitting future tax revenues to fund highway construction.
North Dakota propose constitutional amendment on terminal elevators
Concurrent resolution from the North Dakota legislative assembly proposes amending the constitution to authorize erection leasing or purchase of one or more terminal elevators in the state and to provide for inspection weighing and grading. The secretary of state Thomas Hall notes publication and submission to the next general election for approval or rejection under section 202.
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State of
Legislative Assembly
State OF North Dakota
Department of State
Arch
Dakota
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