davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- SEEM gort SeraIoisla ferro-
taan irttu folmesta ilntailiiosta,
iotfa barbailiipot Sntarion maa-
fnnnan erGmaisia ia ioista pfii
tario,ltui toisten bptpafii ubraa-
ntoan itienid. Whilion inoiaanimet-
iGstGiG pelasti Iopulta miebet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

@nglannin paGministeri on
tesfustellut Sinn Gein puolleen
io5tontiesten fnnsia Srlannin rni-
boittamistpipnpfiestd. mutta pGaie
m1tt1 tlllofiiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13


llnitailbin ferrotoan iaaneen ia
loniiiaa SeIiingisiG., Eartiinnaiiin
eri taboilla fnlipllngisla on l11fG-
rein tieoosia olIit tpf. 16 pm ai-
fnan II tapausta. gsdist1 pbben
tailti aibeittti f,loIennn. Sauoin
tl,ntemattonriuiben tafia on iit1 Of
llit ,pdifea boitaa. 21Gf1rit oipat
tliitenfin innoffansti antautuneet
taii6in loatl,a ia oireita tutfimaan.
Sauoin leipittdiind ipptetG6n m. M.
firppuia. Enuoin aibeiittaian arpeI
loan fulteut,ineen Suomeen srlaa-
bantilobun taiparan fonsia. 2etpid-
nrinen toimotaan faataipan ebfdis-
tpfli pifapuoliin. 4
Roitanenilinan ollie. Seln Tit-
ritsta $eliinfiin tuIelpa iina oil
inf. 10 p:na iimi,ttanasio plif1p-
tiipan aIbergan nieman Iuona. jGi
8-puotias folllupoifa GnIo &oleb
nainen iitran ollie. Boita rlibion-
tlii min paboin ettG beitti mpobemt
min benfeni1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= @[bwenanrlaan fpipmpflestd
tuIee fanioienIiiton oiettanla ielo-
t,isfonritea antdmaan lauliintonia
folmen lpiiton iiiGlla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= 2ontoosIa on 1sfettGin fuol-
Tut mailman libnmin nainen, iofa
poinoi 902 filoa. Obbefi6n ipabWaa
miestG iotioi tusfin banta fantaa
Iairaspaiinuista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= Gorfin pormestari on iaop1i-
nut 9leip gorfiin. S6n tuli tGbdn
manban ioomotta gnglannin balli-
tlitielta llipoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
NienibIifannien ritpeisi1 otpc

n. +. eoistpSntieliiet pGGtt1neet Iaa
ba $orbingin ppipndGn beioGn
puolellaan eitG ontautlimam taan-
tilr,ltiellisten iobbettaipafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

ybopswaItain entiiia iotiIai-
t iotfa iooon tatia t,iliipat tp0tp-
wpttomifii. fobbellann bpipin 5uo-
rlosh, pafuiltta nluiton IGGfGri
9tqp gorfista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
Standardization faitppatomis

iionin apuIla on oife,isbepartement
ii rpbtpnpt ottamaan ielfoa, onto
moan pinitalparatebtaiIiiat triistin-
tuneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= 9rittiI1iien ballitlfien iulfai
lemasia "palfoiesia firiasla" ippte
tGGn Safiaa SrIannin fapinoitten
tannattaiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

SiirtoInistomisiio ipafrut
taa etta europa on fiirtpndiiiIIGan
fotonoon @meritaan. Sultpiipa fir
talaiaines on fuitenfin buonon, IL
moittaa ban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= weiiuan enelantilainen mara
freipi on tpnfuuttanut ettei mcrien
berriiitta en6d moi frfoan pfiitpi-
men fonIa itielleen ipdatia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
@rpnesfin iohbouo

= &renesfin iobooIla tiiIIaqn
,EnriiiSIa pitamdan boIibeluifituut-
toisten iobtaiain fotous @cndihn
peInstamiietii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

: Gitten naailmonioban eiitet,
tin Bariiiisia #. 8 p. emf ferrm
iofioInista nuiiiiffio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= SrInnnisia eletadn flrten en-
nenfin: ensIontiIaiiet iotilaat tap.
patpat irInntiIaiiia ia n1n1G tnas
fostaipat minfG uSfaItafpat.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

t. gbbpspaItain iennatisia on
noitittt ia fiitettp !Serbert 500
BERN toiminta guropan n,aitten e.
lintaripeiaon ioboosta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= Giiincn fufistumiien idlteen
on o'9lnnunoio Iouiunitt b6pcdpdn-
ia ola enGG itoIiuloinen ia ionoo
tlleponia 4merifaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

Wlintoip on Iabioittanut
innren Denaldista bistorina fGiit-
telewin firiastonia amerifaIoiieIle
Stnnforbin pIiopistoIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= SnrOingin ionotoan fannat-
taipon ienaattori 3norin ebootlifiia
raiibontefemiiest6 Sofiun tonsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- Wlluan IdGfGri poflrittaa
mieIiioiraiiben IiiGantpneen fen idl
feen FUN fieltolafi pnntiin moi
ntaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- IpottSmien ianotoan pGGttG-
neen marsha Saroingin ipirfaan-
oiettainisiublaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= Ritotiin faippulaimoien To-
neenfdptt1i6t ntpot menneet laffoon
iL1noitetann Eufbolmastn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= 8olfbeipifit aitotpat emf fe-
ipGGn1 lutoistaa bpoffapfIiaan;
Gunsfo 10 ilu,nnitteIee pllolustlsta
ettaen Iufuun boIibepifien reuna-
paltiot iiloianllnlrina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= gneJannin tpsttonGt oipat I'll
menneet lpaatintnan mallanfllmonf-
len ia ioipietismin toimeenpanoa
nlaasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

e. 2ieltolain poiulaanpano eois
Epp bspasti, Wafl,uttaa fonisiionee
q aramer.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
@f. nIfup1itpin1 uppp{i

Bf. aIfupdipind lippoIi iuom.
boprplaima "g%rppo" ollesiaun
nattaIla 2oipiiiasta Tansfaan. 2ai
tpa oil r,potesinon puiIastisia. On
nettontiluoesia b,,ffiii Iairposta Of
leista nainen ia 2 niest6. Mlu,
loipan tpGfi, 5 miestG, pelastettiit
ipaiffafin miesten ollesfd bptpin
beifontuneesia tilasia. llppoanriien
ippfii arpelloan tapobtuneen rGiab
bbfien, fostd reri. onnettoniti,6en
iothiasia oil bptpin tpmen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

= Maleigbista, 81. 6. ilnloite-
tann ettG util,,nn mics. iota on 81
lapien lid, on iooniit talitta moan
tiitosta ia moitetta iippoest6dn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
SarSins firialtaiien nniupn

M1arion tanmif. = Suleipa
preIioentti $arbing pbtpi firjaltn-
iien unioon moloIIiiesti liitpnten TO
tella union iG1ntoid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
0iert1uien
n1pttelpieuroin

= aiertGtpien nGnttelpieuroin
IopetettDo tointintania on Seem
yorfisia ioutunut tpottontdfii wiiti
lem tubatta ndptteIiidd. Weniiiwat
fitnnoIliieen tp5bonl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

@eplpoiien toimistpn tdboIta
iEnloitetann /. nnaan biilitiiotannon
fobonneen tpiime tpiionna GAG mil
ioornan tonntin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

&aniaiin fittpernOori 9lllen
on IiiaIla Iotafannalla nonpartiian
liiton toinlitonn ipastoan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- Spofanesia, Basb. on tebtg
$4,000 ooIlarin taipaIlns ia paa-
fapultaio i,lrnlaii fen ialteen it
ienl1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- gnolonnin ia BenGidn taup
paiopimufItsta ortpeIlaan tulewan
iiiuren pritpffen. Oian ie @nglanti
fpdIipoa et,iiaanl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
rosnoufiet
g8orfouoet

nouiipot GbicaeosIa mime mnon
no fesfimaarin $t2.00O.00 pdilpa
fobti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- Suur-9ritannion ia glmeri-
ION ipaliIla on riitaa oIipstd. Slime
rifalniiet ienaattorit ipptteleipGt
GngIonnit menettelemGn fierosti
laina-oiipisiaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

@enGiGltG paIaatpia ii,omaIaiiia
oootetoan pifapuoIiin Suomeen iaa
plttpofii. Gpfpisten iiiunniteInlien
mittnan Iaitetaan buoneustot firn-
toon n. 1000 benfiloG iparten JOS
ia beioGt pioetdtin faranteenisia pa
riien tpiiffoa. &aranteenilnitoffen
IGafdrinboitoon on ipaIittli Teriioen
Standardization pliIGat1ri tri
@ronberg iolIe toimitetaan irlnos
dpnIdfs slGGf0ri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- Wansfan ioiiaIistien baiaan-
miffem iobbosta opot fonieruatiiui
jet p,,slueet riemiisiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- Saroingin ianotaan iiioiipan
armeiian ndbentdmistG 10000
iliiebefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

Il s. .. o. @relts &aS.ffoibittr
tt. 5 ,. iiiblaIliiesti Wainnefotar
tpaltion fiitpernS5ritii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

4merifasid aripellaan oIeipan
npfpdan I1bes tafii ia puoIi mil
ioonao tpStontG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13
= Serbian pddfaliplingisia iono
taan oIleen fon1ministifapinoita.

- ge,p Dorfin tpoItion lainlaa-
tiiafunnasta on idlIeen pritettp a.
ioa uIos foIne foiiaIistista ebusta-
iod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

lV 1pftd loodn tatla tltliipnt tbofp-
npttomifli, fobbeIIann bplpin buo-
nost, tpaflllltta nluiton IGGfGri
gtap gortista.
e. aieltolain poinlaanpono ebis
tpp bBmasti, pafuuttaa fonlisiionee
n aramer.
s- Whltltoip on labioittaniit
innren Denaldista bistorina fGiit-
teleuun firiustonia amerifalaiieIIe
Stanforbin pliopistoIle.
e. gbbpswaItain iernatisia on
moitittn ia fiitettp $erbert $500
BERN toiminta guropan nlaitten e.
lintaripeiaon io5bosta.
- Sarbingin ianotaan iiioIipon
drmeiian tpdbentGnistG 10000
ittiebefii.
z - Suitr-8ritannian ia glmeri-
fan paliIlG on riitaa oIipstG. Slime
rifalaiiet ienaattorit ipptteIeipGt
menetteIeipGn tieroSti
laina-aiipisiaon.
4merifasia artpeIIaan oIepan
npfpadn l6bes botii ia puoIi mil
ioonaa tpStontG.
T. S. %. u. Nreus A3foibittp
II. 5 p. iubIaIliiesti Winneiotnn
fliperno5ritii.
- SSrInnnisia eleta1n flten en-
nenfin: ensIontiIaiiet iotiIaat tap
patpat irInntiIaiiia ia ndr1tG tnas
fostaipat minfd uSfaltaipat.
= Siirtolnistomisiioneri tpafiiiit
taa etta europa on iiirtpntdiiilI11n
fotonoon Imeritoan. Sulipiipa fir
talaiaines on futtenfin buonoa, IL
moittaa ban.
- Ritotiin faiippaIaipoien To-
neenf1pttaidt nipot menneet Iaffoon
ilinoitetann Gufbolmastn.
- TpottSniien ianotaan p1Gttd-
neen niarslia Saroingin ipirfaan-
aiettaiaisiublaan.
= Gitten ntaailnanloban eiitet-
tin Boriiiisia #. 5 p. emf ferran
fafioInista nuiiiiffio.
- @iert1tpien ndpttelDieuroin
lopetetti,n tointirtania on Stem
gorfisid iontlnut tpottontGfii niiti
fem tubatta n1ptteIiidd. Meniiipdt
fitnnoIliieen tpobonl
- Serbian pddfaliprngisin iono
taan oIleen fonmunistifapinoita
- Re,p Uorfin ipaltion Iainlaa-
tiiafunnasta on i1lleen pritettp a
ioa uIos toIme ioiialistiSta ebusto-
inn.
- Saffasia on peIfod iiitd ettI
Ronsia unboolIiiesti t,ilee faappao
mloan N,ibrin aIueen.
-x-
- 0noIonnin ia BenGidn farp
paiopiuruftsta or,peIlaan tulewan
i,iuren pritpffen. Oian ie gnglnnt'
ipaIipod et,iiaanl
- @nnsfan iOiiolistien bainan'
nuffem iotoosto omot fonierpatiim'
jet p,islueet riemnisioon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13

- eanasia on pelfoa iiitd ettG
@ansia unboolliiesti tiiIee faappao
moan Rubrin aIueen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-13


Observation-Disclosures. mrtta paaie
mGttG t1lofiiin.
= 0rittiI1iien ballitufien iulfai
lemasia "lpoIfoiesia firiasio" ippte
tGGn Safiaa SrIannin fapinoitten
tannattaiafii.
= 8oIfbetpifit aitotpat emf fe-
ipGGn1 llitoistaa bpoHapfiidan;
&ansfa 10 iliitnnitteIee pnolnshista
ettaen Iilfliiln bolibeipifien reuna-
paltiot illoianiulrind.
- Spofanesfa, @asb. on tebtp
$4,000 ooIlarin tatpaIlns ia pGa-
fapaltaia iurnlaIi fen itilteen it
ieniG.
= Maleigbista, 81. 6. ilnloite-
taan eta utuiinn mics. iofa on 81
lapien lid, on iaan,it taiitta moan
fiitostu ia moitetta iippoest6dn.
2iittobnllitlifien fnltppdtontis
Iionin aplilla on oifeiiSbepartement
ii rpbtpnpt ottamaan ielfoa, onto
moan pir,ltaiparatebtaiIiiat triistin-
tuneet.
- Whman lGGfGri pofiiltttaa
mieliiairauoen Iii11ntpneen len pdl
feen FUN tieItolafi pnntiin moi
ntaan.
= gngJannin tpsttomGt oipat I'll
menneet ipaatinlnan nallanfiinoiit-
len ia ioipietisnlin toimeenpanoa
nlaasia.
@eplpoiien toimistpn taboIta.
iErloitetann /. itlaan biilituotannon
fobonneen tpiime fpiionna GAG mil
ioornan tonniin.
- &aridiin fltipernoori Mllen
on IitiaIla iotafannalla nonpartiian
liiton toiulitnnn ipaStoan.
- SEEM gorf SeraIoisia ferro-
taan iuttu folmesta ilnlailiiosta,
iotfa barbailiipat Sntarion maa-
human erGutaisia ia ioista pfii
tariclttui toisten bpipafii ubraa-
MOAN itienia. Whruon inoiannimet-
iGstGiG peIasti lopulta miebet.
- Odnipillest6, Su. ilntoite-
toan ettG nliiunn Wtrs Sa6ie Sar-
rington poastoaa fen wuofii etta
Ioiii niebeni1 fdGntpndan omaon
nsfoonIa.
: &epublitaanien ritpeisid otpot
n. +. eoistpsntieliiet pGGttGneet lao
ba Soroingin ppipnlGGn beio1n
pnolellaan eit1 ontoutunann taan-
tiirnufiellisten iobbettapatii.
- 2ontoosIa on Gsfett1in fuol-
Tut mailman libnmin nainen, iofd
NJ
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
CITY'S NEWEST
THEATER TO BE
NAMED CAPITOL
Will Open Doors to Public Soon,
It Is Announced, Work
Being Pushed

Bismarck's newest theater will be
named The Capitol, it was announced
today by G. E. Wingreene. The show.
house will soon open it's doors to the
public
The remodeling 5sofa the theater.
which is located on Main street in the
Hotel Mckenzie block, was begun last
August and has been pushed rapidly,
two crews of workmen having been
employed continuously.
The entire structure has been made
of tireproof construction and five ex-
it's further guard the patrons from fire
danger. The box office of the new
Capitol is done in mahogany and dark
wood with artistic display windows on
either side. The foyer is separated
from the Auditorium by velour cur
tanned partition. The auditorium is
spacious and lofty and an impression
Of roominess is conveyed by absence
of pillars and posts.
The 500 seats will be arranged COM
fortably and every patron will have a
clear and unobstructed view Of the
screen. In the auditorium as we'll as
throughout entire theater the mod
ern Italian decorative style of which
artistic simplicity is the keynote has
been followed. Colors are grays, blues
and old rose relieved by gold. An
nouncement of opening date will be
given soon. g.. d
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
CHRISTMAS IN
EVERY HOME IS
PLAN OF ARMY
Salvati0nists Ask Donations To
Aid in Supplying Christ
mas Dinners
CALLS FOR CLOTHING
Many Calls Received From
Outside City For Clothes
CALLS FOR CLOTHING

The Salvation Army wants every
heart in Bismarck happy at Christ
mas-tide.
In addition to its daily work Of re-
lieving distress, the Army wants to
supply Christmas dinners OF good,
substantial food in baskets to the
worthy poor of the city. Donations
are asked by the Army only for this
special service of Christmas dinners.
Ensign Thomas Homer also an
nounces that there are many calls
now for used clothing, many of which
come from farms and small towns
outside Of Bismarck, and the Army
can use all serviceable used clothing
that may be given it..
In announcing the plan to provide
Christmas dinners, Ensign Homer
said:
"With a feeling Of confidence we
again ask you to consider our Christ
mas Dinner. The sorrow and poverty
that exists, even in the most pros
porous times, Is we'll known to us all.
The aged in need, the widow with
helpless hungry little children, the
appeal Of those who have been over
taken by sickness, and are in financial
distress-it is for such as these we
solicit your aid to furnish them with
a Christmas dinner in their home on
Christmas day.
'"The Salvation Army are now in the
midst of this undertaking; the sup
plying of Christmas dinners Of good,
substantial food to the worthy poor of
Bismarck who would otherwise 60
hungry.
.'We not only Jake care of them
at Christmas time, but our trained
workers are ever on the 60, prOvid-
ing food for the hungry, raiment for
the poorly clad shelter for the
homeless, employment for the unem-
p!oyed and in other ways making
lite's burden lighter by these minis
trations.
"This is not the first time We have
appealed to the people of Bismarck
nor the first time they have strength
cned our hands SO that we have been.
able to help the needy in their ex-
tremity.
"A generous response at this time
will enable US to- do a greater work
than ever before"
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
ELEVATORS IN
BUFFALO ARE
JAMMED FULL
Wheat Receipts Indicate a New
High Record For Several
Years

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 13.-(By the AS
sociated Press.)-Nearly quarter of
a billion bushels of grain have been
received by lake and rail thus far
this season indicating high record
for ten years and one of the heaviest
movements of grain in the history of
the port. ~
Every elevator on the water front is
full and 81 freighters are moored in
the outer harbor with 2 million bush
els of grain in their holds. Some of
the grain afloat will be moved on to
the seaboard by rail before the har-
bors freezes but much will be held
aboard until spring.
Official tonnage figures for the year
will not be available until navigation
closes next week, but statistics avail
able at the Corn Exchange and esti-
mates by elevator owners and grain
shippers indicate that the quarter
billion mark will be reached and pos;
sibly passed.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
KANSAS WOMEN
MAKE. E.ATTACK
Again Leads Demonstration
Against Miners

Pittsburg, Kan, Dec. 13.-The mili-
tant women marchers of the Kansas
coal fields, followers Of Alexander
Howatt, were in action again this
morning. Storming two mines OF the
Central Coal and Coke company thSy
stopped work and drove IS miners
away.
Violence featured the attack Of the
women this morning. The crowd was
larger than the mob which stormed
the Jackson-Walker mine near Frank
lin Yesterday morning. That moh
was estimated at 1000. This morning
the women threw stones and red pep
per. The dinner buckets of the work
ing miners were seized and the con
tents thrown on the miners and Off
GERS.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
FOUND SHELLS.
REPORTER SAYS
Admitted AS Evidence In Burch
Murder Trial .

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 13-Otis NJ.
Wiles, Los Angeles newspaper report
er, called yesterday by the state as a
witness in the case Of Arthur c.
Burch, charged with the murder of J.
Bolton Kennedy, was expected to
continue his direct testimony at the
resumption of the trial today.
Wiles testified yesterday regarding
two empty shotgun shells said to
have been found near the cottage in
Beverly Glen near here where Ken
nedy was slain last August. A boy
living in the ,neighborhcod had found
them, Wiles said, and turned them
over to the reporter who had marked
them with his initials. They were
admitted as exhibits over the objec-
tions of the defense.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
STRIKES LOOM
IN new YORK
Building Trades and Rail Men
Fight Cuts

New York, Dec. 13.-New York's in
dustrial horizon assumed more pes
simistic outlook today. Two great
strikes that would involve more than
1OO, 900 men in the metropolitan area
appeared against a background OF
important labor disputes already in
progress. Rumblings OF wage dis
putes came from two quarters, the
railroad maintenance OF way and
shopcraft employees and the building
trades.
Ofthese the threatened strike in the
building trades alone would affect
nearly 100000 men here. Drastic
wage cuts to be drafted tomorrow will
be fought to the utmost, union leaders
declared yesterday
Railroad men stated their position
by unanimously voting to demand i'm
mediate increases of about II pei
cent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
HEAT0N TRIAL
ISSLATED FOR
DECEMBER Is
Assistant Cashier of Scandina'
vian American Bank Charged
With $4,000 Shortage
HAS BEEN OUT ON BAIL

Fargo, n. d., Dec. 13-Trial ol
Frank G.. Heatony former assistant
cashier of the Scandinavian American
bank here is slated to go on trial here
Thursday, Dec. Is, charged with d
shortage Of his accounts when in the
employ OF the bank. Heaton was ar
rested March 18th of this year after
shortages OF approximately $75,0Gt
were alleged to have been discovered
in his accounts. Since his arrest he
has been at liberty pn bail of $2O,0Ot
pending the trial of his case in the
Cass county district court here.
Heaton's alleged peculations, inves
tigation showed, had extended owe:
two years and included shortages Of
$43,003.33 in the savings accounts and
9,545.5O. in the cash balance whici
he handled according to an audit Of
the books. A statement compiled b.,
N. j. Brovig and o. C. tBjore, assist
ant cashiers Of the Scandinavian
American bank, now defunct, showed
these shortages and was signed bJ
l4eaton, according to l.. c. Reep, re-
ceiver for the closed bank.
iHeaton, according to O. e. Lofthus
state bank examiner at the time Iof tht
arrest, confessed to him and absolved
anyone else connected with the instl
tuition from blame. He said, accord
ing to iLofthus, that he had not specu
lated with the money, but had "Jus'
spent it,
After his arrest Heaton denied thai
he had embezzled money from the
bank and declared that he "woult
make it hot for somebody"
According to Mr.. Reep, first knowl'
edge that there was a shortage in the
hanks funds was brought to ligh
through an audit by Examiners NC
Ananey and Dickinson which disclos.
ed a shortage of only few thousant
dollars, Further investigation, how
ever. according to the receiver
brought to light additional dlscrepan
cies and false entry in the BOOKS.
AS the investigation progressed
the shortages increased according Z
Reep. and finally when iHeatons at
tention was called to the matter M
admitted the shortage.
He was permitted to resign MS po
s;tion with the bank January 10, OF
nromise to make good the losses, an,
this he has done in part, Keep salo
Later it was decided to lay Inc, ma =, :
fer before the attorney generais ol
fee and Heaton's arrest followed.
Heaton is 35 years old, is married
and has one child.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
COOP FARMERS
MARKETS URGED
BY COMMITTEE
Joint Congressional Committee
Prepares Recommendations
To Congress
COVERS FOUR SUBJECTS

Washington, Dec. 13-Legislation to
legalize cooperative combinations OF
farmers for marketing and distribu.
ton of their products and to provide
fcr agricultural attaches at American
consulates in foreign countries will
be recommended by the joint congress.
sional commission OF agricultural in.
quiry, according to Chairman Ander'
son who announced today that part OF
the commissions report would be
made public before the end Of the
month.
The report, he said, also will stress
the need Cor more adequate wholesale
terminal facilities.
Findings Of the commission ac-
cording to present plans, will be di
vided into four reports, the first to
deal with the agricultural crisis and
its causes to be followed by reports
relating to credit, transportation and
distribution and marketing.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
WHAT FARMER
WANTS TO KNOW
J. r. Howard Addresses Illinois
Manufacturers

Chicago, Dec. 13.-'"The big prob
lem the farmer is most anxious to have
solved is why when the agriculture
output is growing at fairly even
rate the industrial output is violently
spasmodic," J. r. Howard, president
of the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton told the Illinois manufactur-
ers at their annual convention 20
day.
President Howard declared that the
farmers purchasing power in general
was only two-thirds of what it was be-
fore the war. In my judgment this is
mainly due to the curtailment of in
dustrial output while the agricultural
output continues practically normal
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-12-13
PACIFIC PACT FORMALLY SIGNED
Rotary Backs Contest
For Most Polite Clerk;
Prizes Are Offered

Members Of the Rotary club are
fathering the contest for the most
polite clerk in Bismarck. Two prizes
have been voted. One Of IS will be
awarded to the most polite woman
clerk and another prize Of SIS to the
most courteous man clerk. A special
committee Of ROtarians has been
named to pass upon the recommends
tions OF the public and results will
be announced by them.
Patrons Of Bismarck stores are ask
cd to vote at once and give their i'm
pressions. II you do not care to write
letter just give the name of your
favorite clerk and mail it to Rotary
Courtesy Contest Department, care of
Bismarck Tribune.
Just vote for two: man and a wo-
man.