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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-07
Five Leading Hitters
in Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OPPOSE BOXING CONTROL
achusetts Promoters object to
Proposed Law

Boston. May 7.-Representatives Of
. the big boxing clubs which now put on
professional bouts, attracting thou
sands, by tacit consent Of police Off
cials regardless Of the law. are quietly
working either to kill or hamstring the
bill to legalize boxing and place 1t under
the control of a state athletic commits
sion Of three members appointed by
the governor. Reports to this effect
were given public expression yesterday
at hearing held by the House ways
end means committee on the boxing
bill. which was reported by the com
mittee on legal affairs primarily for
the interest of the boxing fans and to
safeguard the honesty of the sport
rather than in the interest Of club
promotes.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

steps for improving conditions which
have resulted in the closing Of % state
and one national bank in less than a
month.
"The assets of the states banks are
more than sufficient to meet any leg
itmate demand upon them" said the
resolutions. Temporary embarrass-
ments only have arisen through dwin-
ding reserves on account of the low
prices of agricultural commodities
and due almost wholly to the nation
wide conditions accompanying the per-
iod Of reconstruction"
Fund Withdrawal Favored
A portion of the resolutions which
would have Endorsed the action of the
state industrial commission which su-
pervises the Bank of North Dakota, a
state project, in authorizing the state
bank to refuse to honor drafts Of pub
lie treasurers to withdraw funds
which had been deposited in the bank
prior to Dec. was voted down by
the bankers.
Bond Issue Approved.
The resolutions recommended the
by each bank of $500 to
81 900 in a special fund to be placed
at the disposal Of the state bank ex-
aminer to aid banks which have been
closed recommendations also were
made that all creditors evoid unneces-
sary foreclosure of mortgages. The
bankers also indorsed the offering for
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

Sheriff Scofeld and U. S. Commits
sioner r. G. Upton arrested Charlie
J. Clark and Chas. w. Schafer, whis-
key runners, at the Standard Oil fill
ing station at the corner of Fourth
Avenue and Fifth St. S. E. this morn
ing. Mr.. Upton had learned that
there were three whiskey cars in a
local garage, just arrived from Can
|, da and notified the sheriff. He tracked
one oft hem to the filling station. The
men had just filled their car with
gasoline and the driver had started
his engine when Upton stepped in
front of the machine. The other fell
low had not yet stepped into the car
but when he saw the officers, he told
the driver to go on. Mr.. Upton pull
ed revolver and stuck it up under
the windshield The man on the out
side walked away but Sheriff Scofield
ordered him to halt. Both men were
taken to the county Jail where they
now are. Their car, But k roadster,
carried 1877 quarts of Green River
whiskey. The men say they are from
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

Des Laos, Tuesday, Dec. IA.
Makoti, Wednesday, Dec. Is.
Ryder, Thursday, Dec. 16.
Douglas, Friday, Dec. II.
Minot, Saturday, Dec. Is.
\ Surrey, Monday, Dec. 20.
Sawyer, Tuesday, Dec. Fl.
Carpio, Wednesday, Dec. 22.
Foxholm, Thursday, Dec. %.
Burlington, Friday, Dec. "a.
The Wheat Growers Association has
evolved definite plan for pooling and
marketing the wheat crop for next
year. Seventy five per cent of the
farmers in the three principal wheat
growing states are already joined in
this organization. They need the
spring wheat farmers with them to
make their organization effective. For
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

sale by the industrial commission Of
bonds amounting to $6,2OO,0O0 which
would be used to extend the operations
Of the Bank Of North Dakota in max
ing farm loans and in financing state
projects such as the mill and elevator,
and home builders associations.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
SHERIFF SCOFlELD, U. S. COM.
UPTON NAB WHISREY RUNNERS

Fargo. Their car carried North
Dakota license tag but inside the car
were Iowa tags. 1t is believed they
were headed for Iowa.
The two other cars got out Of the
city. Sheriff Scofeld saw these men
the night before just as they were
ready to leave for the Canadian bor-
der, and told them to report on their
return.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
WHEAT GROWERS

(by OIOI NlDDJ
The work of organizing locals Of the
Wheat Growers Association was begun
this week by forming locals at Hart
land and Aurelia. A schedule of meet
ings has been arranged for the con-
tinuation of this work as follows:
Kenmare, Saturday, Dec. II.
Berthold, Monday, Dec. 49,.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

that reason these locals are being or
ganized in Ward county. A temper
airy state organization was effected at
a meeting in Fargo last week and the
organization work is now going on in
most of the counties Of the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
STATE BANK ASSETS
IN N. D. HELD AMPLE
300 Financiers Refuse to Adopt ResO
luton Restricting Initiated
Fund Law.

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. 8. - Three
hundred state bankers meeting here
late yesterday and last night to dis
cuss the financial situation in North
Dakota, adopted resolutions drafted
by special investigating committee
which found the Financial situation
essentially sound,' and recommended
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09
Peter Fir Sued for $4,000

Mrs. Alice Lewis, wife Of Oswald
Lewis of Minot has started suit for
$4,000 damages against Peter Ehr,
for injuries she claims to have sus-
tanned when she fell in a toilet in
the Citizens Bank building, in which
building she was tenant. 0ho ooyU
the place was improperly lighted and
the tin on the floor was Degmit1o0 -
become slippery, causing her to fall.
She has retained Atty. E. r. Sinkler.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

Buy Your Friends Victor Rec
Ords for Xmas Presents
They will be very much ap-
preciated. We have a large sup
ply on hand and will gladly dem
onstrate them for you. 85c to
$500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-12-09

Victor Talking Machines are
1907 made in Victor factories.
This makes them uniform in
workmanship, exact in tone.
staunch in durability. You make
a sure bet when you buy a Vic
trola.
Easy Terms on application.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
@lnbeliat, luis ian6t.

ct iiffert Hrisfalo benne &eit ims.
oeiaacs i &arias @itp al @ngros
bar0lere / Maobarer. Nriierne bi
mart bore / Meogang for gobt; lag:
De De.
Disie 6oruoiigelier baiere6es poo
tioligere Marfebstilitanoe, og pGlbi.
&c Mplinger og @rapbeo paa @enge.
marfeoet blep ogiaa fremfprt iom 8e-
bis for ct nopreget Hrisfalb til So:
item, iom bill bringe 2anbet ct Sfrio1
nermere Stillinge11, iom SEN bar fgr
&rigen.
Set bIep ,1epnt, at Snffer mi no,
teres fra 22c til 221%c pr. @uno /
engros, iom er lanere ems fer. Sri
ierne oil / 6remtioe11 blipe fontrole=
ret al 9iters Marfeoer, og @ngros>
banolere flyer, at ser bliper ct Yris=
folo i Oftober.
Srpntiager % @abepro6l,fter iel<
geS til non1inelle &riier. 8agerne
operloo set til Mslleeierne at ne6=
igtte &riierne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
Ylnbielia 9pbsfalb.

Heter Welteien, ser for beret 6Dr=
6poer poa Simmons 6abrif / iam=
f1tloe 25 Mor, ufgif forrige Eorsoag
0forgen peo 0poen / tit Stem, 8O6
Marfet Street, l10en forl1ogooenoe
SDgoom. San bar paa Mrbcibe on
|9ogen iom igopanlig % fom biem til
|5upper / bcbite 8elgoae11oe. lis paa
Natten %paagneoe ba1t op al lin Sgbn>
floge6e ODER &rampe / Mabe11 % uo=
a%an6e0e, ,fpr Sen tilfalote 2nge tom
tillte0e. Melteien par fpbt / 0a11=
mart SEN 5. Marts 1854 pg bar lao<
le6es oper 66 @or gammel peo fin
'9e6. San bar en- 6Dgtig Mrbeioer og
en- paalioelig @an6,6er ngo allies Mg=
telie. @an efterla0er &uitrl1 og fire
bufS1te 89rn. Sans ire Senner,
|@brilt, Sacf % Sans, er ollie boiat
fer / 8Den> og bans ereite 9atter er
gift me6 2onis @anfen Srl1esoell.
8egrobelien fan6t Steo ira &iemm1et
|ii6ite 2groag UNDER alminoelig 9el-
tagelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
Spcnif @nterpriie.

Sen 5pcnife Yleaiure &lrb, mes
@rel 2angren iom &reiioent, bar to-
get @fsempel al 6e 6anite 6oreninger
% figbt @ien6om paa @iernet al
Martet % Nelpel1 Streets, for ser e11-
gang / Gi6en at opfgre en- mo6erne
6oriamlingsbpgning me0 flotte Stub
lafoler. 6or Si6en bill Sc tire 8eboel>
iesleiligbeoer paa @ien0ommen life
blipe rebet nc6. Get oil ferit tie /
6remtioen, 11aar 6orbol6ene bliper
normale igicn. Snotil ga pil be bore
t%illeie, lom I'LL er EilfGl6et./ &jpbe=
iunrmen for @%ienoommen, ser far
124 SOD 6ocaoe paa Wfartct Street
og 141 paa Memell, angipeS til $780,
900, og Ser bar ingen imalle Ste6er,
for belle 6l1mme11 betoltes fontant>
iaa &lubbe11 mi ejer Sc tre 2ejligbe=
Ser fbtt og frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06
9pr paa @eien til 9anmarf.

Mrs. Dagmar &anier,, 231t t2tb
Mpe. g., minneapolis, bar / Ell lang
Morr9ffe b9ret be6 6aarligt @elbre6,
iGrlig plaget al Sufferipee, og ! 6or-
aaret %forp9rreoes 9tlitanoen, ioa en-
.SSn6lGggelie paa General @oipital /
Mtnneapolis neopenoiggioroes;; men
i bel1bes @niombe0 git 9anferne biem
til Dannorf, bpor bun ptifeoe at TIL
bringe fine ii6ite Mar. SO. iaa mart
bun bleb ubifrepet fro @oipitolet %
&refterne tillob set, itarte6e bun paa
&eiien biem til Ga6renes Serb. Men
paa Sernbanereiien til Chicago bleD
bun otter oberfalbet al Spgoom og
maatte beo Mnfomiten til She 8inop
@itp inolagges pao ct &oipital, % !
8orSoags meobelte Gelegrafen, at
bun bar afgaaet Deo Dgben. &en6es
9nife ON at for1me til at bpile Cant
marfs Serb fuloe iaaleoes life goa
! Spfploelie.
Den berbpreroe "@leonpra gbri=
fine 2oge al Danit 5~eiteriamf,;:!6,
|bporaf Mf6eoe Dor Me6lem, anmooeoe
ltelegrofif gsiterlogerre Chicago
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-06

ON at i6rge for Mrs. @aniens @e=
grabelle. 0g efter Oberlefreterens
&apport, iom / 6isie Gage er MOTTO
get ber / 8pen, bar De fire 0an]fe Sp=
iterloger I Chicago pitt oeres oonife
Sinoelag peo at gipe Sen Dem nbe-
fien0te &bin0e cit 1muf 8egrobelje
Ser meo6eles, at life min6re ems 81
Mutomobiler bar fremmpot. Gette er
after ct 8epis paa, at oct er.Joni at
tilbpre ct Sam Juno iom 9anit 81
iteriamfuno, naar n1an leper / ct trent
meo 2a11o. Mfbpoes Mono opholot
fig / &anias Gitp og fom till tecc p'o
8egrabelfen.
Set fan tilfpies, at Mrs. @onie1t
ogiaa tilbprte "l1ngoomsforeni11gel1
al 1905, men oilers par oct biitnof
fun en- i11eber areDs, ser fienote oe,1
Mfopoe.
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Krnnsha.
&oteleier 2anrien.

Mfifc 2aurien. Der paa ner tire Mar
bar peret / &egieringe1s Eienelte iom
Wfotor Snipefter al gr1tcfs for Mr=
meen, % iom iaaoan bar rejit fra 8D
til 8p, CT / 6isie Gage blepen &otel-
eier, ioet ian bar figbt Gitp &otel paa
Marfet Square % allereoe er ifer6
me6 at rer1obere Hla6ien fra Soft til
&tploer, for at gjere SEN iaa ttltref=
felig iom mnligt. Mife tilberer 8D<
ems iamtlige 6anife Soreninger, bpis
Weolcmmer pnifer bam 2pffe og Sells
/ bans 11pe 6oretagen6e> ser ogioo bill
fomme 8Den tilgooe, efteriom ct mo-
6erne @otel flot >11to11teret i 8pens
Centrum lenge bar ppret tiltrel1gt.
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&aa bare 6g6ber.

@erma1l @a,tfen, &enoibas melt,
popl1lGre Ganger % 8liffenjloger,
bapoe 1tGr tabt boooe Neie % Mu1lb,
% bans Sboger, 8abrifnlt S. Ebom=
ien % bans 5en Magm1s forleoen /
6eres 1tore Ml,tomobil folbt me6 Dp<
rem i11o / @uiet> bbor Serman bor.
&ermat1, ser life bar let fin Spoger
/ mango Mar, bleb iaa GLAD be6 @ien<
fDnet, at ban LIB ne6 paa @aoen poa
De bare Sp6oer for at bore oen fgrIte
til at bD6e 6amiliel1 &elfommen. s..
'Gbomiel1, Ser tioligere bor beret Boz
lat / &enoiba, bar mi tit Stem / Do-
benport, Soma, bbor ban iammen meo
fin ON Ma9ms oriber 6abrifpirf=
iombeo; be er begge aftipe Meolem=
mer at Sangfpre11in9en "2pren" og
2oge Scr. 3 al 9anlf 8~roberiomfl1no,
al bDilfen ii6lte 5snnen WagnuS er
&ralioent. 8egge er %ful6bloos 9an-
tie, Der ditto er re6e til at ilaa ct lille
Slag for gamle Danmarf % lite
7, minoit for Onfel Sam. Ebomien %
bans Spn beiegte / 8reoags; UNDER
2eoclie al @erman &anien, @eter
Nprregaar6 og lite at forglerme oe=
res felles Sen 8agermeiter Sgren1en,
Dania Sall / @acine, >bbor Gel.
itabet ipiite til Mften, og bpor aoffil.
lige3aler oggange gabes tilbe61te. @n
lille 2Rrfe, Der fiji run6t ct ga,
@ange, gioroe ogfaa fit til at forbgit
Stemningen.
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1Hisrnt1sin.
Sen politiife galqfampaque

@
ct / ful6 Gang / II. fongresitonelle
Dtitrift, Ser omfatter fplgen6e @onn.
tDer:
sliblanb, 8abfielb, Burnett, Dong
las, Sron, 2ineoln, Oneida, &olf,
&rice, Stuff, sa1uper, saplor, @ilaa
% @aibbnrn.
81an6t De aipirerenoe &an6i6ater
finder man Sen fjen6te Mr. g. so.
Ebomas, 2a6pinitb, @is., bDis &an=
6ioatur bar Senator Ga Gollettes per-
ionlige Mnbefaling / felgen6e Sele=
gram, iom Ebomas fornpltg mo6tog
fra Ben oiitingbereoe Senator: Mobi=
ion> isis, 26. S1,li 1920. = Son. &.
so. Ebomos: 5ig til bbem iom Delft,
Der ipgrger ONT NIT @pn a%ngaae11oe
Snbieftet, at leg er oberbepiit ON, at
oe bill beoit tiene 6eres eene SSnteres=
1er % 6en almin6elige Man6s SSnter=
ester label i Staten iom ODER bele
2on6et, bbiS 6e ftptter Sbeobore so.
Sbomas for &%on9resien. l1n6erifre=
bet: &obt. so. Ga Sollette.
SbomaS' 8rogrom enoosierer Ga
Sollettes gfonomilfe &rogram og er /
6aper al, at De Gol6ater, fom 6eltoq
/ ben iioite &rig, mo6tager @rltotning
for 6eres pfonomtife Sab. @on ct /
5abpr al en- fooperattp Diitrib,1ering
al 8arerne mellem &%oniumenten og
Hro6ucenten, ligeiom ban ibrer for ct
%nationalt Marfe6sbureau og &eferen-
bum, Snitiattb % &ecall. San u6to=
Ter Jig for Notwithstanding og ct
in1o6 Mationernes 2iga, men fapori=
ierer Cole, &r(Sie- os 6oriamlines-
fribeo. Mo6ietter Jig olminoelig Mi=
literno6annelie og fororer @icb=
@ummins 2obens Eilbagefoloelie, IL
geiom ban er inoe for Guaranteeing
Nationsbnogettet og er imo6 Mo11o=
po1er og &rofitering.
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Den ibite al Be Mnnb.

Ser par i1pliieret / 8lanleggelien oe
l%1bfprelien al Morbet al Mrs. 9llice
McSninano Dunn / benoes 5oral.
ores Stem, 793 5elbp Mbe., er / bisie
Sage blepen arreiteret / Tacoma,
8oib. San er fienot UNDER Mabnet
"99aepma Sobnnp" 9oDle. Woroet
far,bt Steb Sen 26. Mpril 1917; mer
&olitiet bar lige ii0en bobt fine @ar11
uoe efter 6orbrpoerer, iom 1u for
%baabentlig faar lin peffortiente @trai
ltgeiom oe ebrige Meoifploige, ser fo1
Gioen a%fioner oeres Strof / Still.
lpater.
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&etitipner for 4pale.

Set meooe1es, at 8etitioner 11obre=
bes / Z. 9iitritt for at iifre, at @aiter
>: S. &nale, Monpartiion 2eagl1es
&anoioat for &%ongresien, fommer
paa &afgieblen noniet l1bfaloet al
bans 9lppel til Staters @pielteret fra
sen &%ienoelie, ser erflereoe bam 6is=
fbaliticeret fom &anbibat paa Sen
republifan1f e 2ilte.
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Den Norft-9 anffe $resieforeniug.
Sen @orif-D anife &resieforening
nIboloer fit aarlige Mp6e i Dulutb,
Aetiin,t., Greoag og 2proag Sen 20. %
q: A1guit. timber Me6et er @resie-
foreningen inobuot til at aflegge ct
Beisg / &ibbing, "@eroens rigelte
Bp". % andre Steoer beroppe peo
Berbens itgrite SernfeIter. De1r,te
Iar er lagt til 2sroag. 5orretnines-
n1soer FAINT 8nr paa 2ofe 5uperior
% 8efbg til Dul11tbs mango Seber.
Digbeoer bill optage 6e to 9nge.
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9ania flntter life.

Dorta Sail .er lite iolgt, iom &pg:
tet bar f%ortalt, men fun oen go1nlf
8pgntng gitenfor ielpe &alle11, 1om
oisie Gage er afbenoet til Mortbmelt.
ern Sernbaneielifab. Eaa 6enne
M}aaoe faor 6ore1ingen Benge / &as-
ien noen at mite SEN mino1te al Sc
8efpemmeligbeoer, 1om bar giort 90.
mia Sail popul9r.
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8eiti 8illet itibe.

Scan6inabian : Mmerican 2ine be-
fierotgigr, at oen n1 bar 6isponible
~8efbemmeligbe6er pao olle &los1er
og for alle @eilinger fra Seem Sort
&eiten al Maret. 8asiagerer, iom
a9ter at reiie, arbefales at iifre fig
&abptplaos tioiig og oerbe6 opnao
Sen be6it m1lige &eierbation.
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Ct. *aal siSeabe, aGrebas ben 6. ansnf 1914
Sranflin 8. Mooiebelt,

ben oemofratiife &anoioat for @ice,
praiioet,t, bill fomn1e til &elgenbpen i
'O}ioten al oenne Moaneo % bo1oe en-
politiif Gale, ser pil inoleoc @reli=
oentfampognen / Minneioto. 6ena=
tor &aroing, @epublifanernes &reii=
oentfanoiout, bentes at billie tolc peo
,State Sair.