Devils Lake Yacht and Boat Club Opens Charter Membership
A new Devils Lake Yacht and Boat Club begins with 76 charter members led by Commodore Ford. The early board includes Vice Commodore Voster Fleet Captain Fursteneau Secretary Huesgen and Edward P Flynn, with a long list of members shaping a strong start for the lake’s boating community.
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Devils Lake Yacht and Boat Club
DeviLs Lake
Walter Furstenau
Herman Huesgen Jr
Secy-Treas
Edward F. Flynn
Blanding Fisher
Sam Fisher
Hane
Gram Construction to Open Sash and Door Factory in Devils Lake
Valdemar Gram announces completion of arrangements for a sash and door plant in Devils Lake owned by Gram Construction. The factory, to be housed at Tenth Street and Flint Avenue, will start once machinery is installed and H. P. Jensen is chosen as superintendent. The plant aims to meet northern state demand and reduce delivery delays.
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Valdemar Gram
Gram Construction Company
Devils Lake
The
Tenth Street
Flint Avenue
H. P. Jensen
California land question heading to new talks
Washington April 25 After a White House conference the president ordered Secretary Bryan to proceed with Governor Johnson and California lawmakers to frame a land ownership and alienage agreement that would align with treaty obligations to the United States and Japan. Bryan is to depart for Sacramento Monday afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Bryan
Ernor Johnson
California
States
Japan
Sacramento
Aeribe Jn
Witton Delep
Strand and Strand Chiropractors Delay Opening
Strand and Strand doctors cannot open their office on April 8 due to non arrival of their office cures. They will open their pin in the city on May 1. They invite service calls at Brennan Block Drive Headache Away.
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Strand & Strand
Brennan Block
Unique plan to raise dormitory funds at North Dakota Agricultural College
Farmers are asked to contribute one bushel of wheat to build a boy's dormitory at the North Dakota Agricultural College. Faculty and students say the lack of dorms forces students to rent rooms around town, risking distractions and discipline issues. The plan aims to keep students on campus and improve conduct.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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Debates on Tariff Stirring Headlines in Wimbleton
A chilling report from Wimbleton North Dakota dated April 25 describes the discovery of a fully matured newborn infant found beside the Soo railroad tracks three miles from the city. Officials believe the child was born on a train and hurled alive into a ditch, with time of the act uncertain.
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Wimbleton
N. D
Soo
Re Beas
D.ay
Underwood Tariff Bill Sparks National Debate
The passage of the pending tariff bill prompts support from Underwood while Gardner of Massachusetts voices republican skepticism. Underwood outlines the bill praising competitive tariffs to strengthen American industry and push products into world markets. Coughs and Cols ad copy urges Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy, with a testimonial from H. Brown of Muscadine Alabama and druggists recommending the product at 10 cents or one dollar.
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Underwood
Gardner
Massachusetts
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
Dr. King
H. Brown
Muscadine
Ala
Zeppelin Secrets Safe as Germans Doubt French Reproduction
Berlin reports German officers aboard the captured Zeppelin Z1V claim French observers did not learn the airship’s intricate mechanism. General Tirsebauer and aviation experts reportedly boarded the craft but failed to observe enough to reproduce the mechanism. Some crewmen recall hearing shots, though not confirmed by others.
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Berlin
Luneville
Tirsebauer
French Aviation Department
New 45 Caliber Automatics To Supersede 38s Army
The United States army, based in Hartford Connecticut, will replace the 38 caliber pistols with 45 caliber automatics. The old smaller revolvers are being recalled from the field signal corps and replaced. The new automatics underwent a year of tests for accuracy and safety, approved by the war department.
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Hartford
Conn
United States Army
Field Stiller
Signal Corps
War Department
Two Meet Death When House Burns
Apr 25 note reports the bodies of O. G. Mulligan a Cashel farmer and an unidentified hired man found in his burned farm house after foul play was ruled out. No valuables were taken. authorities suspect an accident. Separate item notes a dray collision near Towner kills horses and injures driver Peter Elkstrom. A Kansas legislator Murdock pressures disclosure of campaign expense and contribution records for progressives.
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O. G. Mulligan
Cashel
Mulligan
Murdock
Kansas
House
Plans Completed for Naval Radio Towers in Canal Zone
Rear Admiral Stanford announces plans for a second set of large naval wireless towers in the canal zone at Camito, duplicating the Arlington plant. Three 600 foot steel towers will host 100 kilowatt sets, enabling direct or relay communication with Navy stations in Hawaii, Tutuila, Samoa, Guam and the Philippines.
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Arlington
Washington
Stanford
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Canal’zone
Camito
Arlington Reservation
Hawaiian Islands
Tainila
Samoa
Guam
Philippines
Fall Breaks Leg During Scuffle in Columbus
Tom Rossum, during a sidewalk scuffle with a friend in Columbus, sustained a leg fracture just above the ankle. In Rolla, rumors spread of a copper in Turtle Mountain. Paul Jacobs faces trial at Hettinger on grain theft charges drawing much attention.
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Columbus
Tom Rossum
Rolla
Turtle Mountain
Paul Jacobs
Hettinger
Campaign fund publicity stance tested by party leaders
The passage contrasts Democratic and Republican committees, noting Democrats face a problem keeping faith with their loudly touted demand for campaign fund publicity or proving by their actions that their rhetoric has been mere buncombe for campaign consumption.
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Brennan
North Dakota
Traynor
Henry G. Middaugh
WM. Bateson
R. F. Hunt
Lawyers
Locke-Gram
Ebeeiefebeielet
C. J. McGarren
Helen L. Young
LockeGram
W. F. Sibler
G. J. McIntosh
PRS
Sihler & McIntosh Physicians and Surgeons
Mann Block
Clinton Smith
Bangs
W. C. Follett
Locke-Cram Blk
W. D. Jones
Bang Block
W. E. Hocking
H.M. Lewis
Pirst National Bank
Devils Lake, N. D
Commodore Ford
J. W Bloom
E. R. Faust
H. Muesgen
Louis Mundt
Chas
Stotlar
Robert Collinson
Sanford Hagen
Fred Traynor
Professor Crippen
Ed. Gilbertson
J. M. Thompson
A.C. Melnnes
H. J. Kenner
Harry Vinck
W. F. Sihler
Ralph Glerum
Joseph Kramer
FJ. Pierce
W. Tracey
P.T. Cuthbert
Barney McInnes
Harry Kneeshaw
Arthur Powell
W. Gieseking
J. Posburg
F. Morrow
Desmond
Archie Miller
Ed. Gray
M. R. Mayer
Pisher
W. Huesgen
Huesgen
H. G. Hocking
Tom Page
George Moores
Dr. H. Smith
Ed. Hall
J. M. Kelly
C. O. Russell
W. I. Reid
Edward Larson
W. Cooper
J. H. Hazeara
Flint and
Secretary of State
Gov
Zeppelin
Patterson
Bradley
Rodenbach & Mundt
Peter Elkstrom
Towner
Elkstrom
Panama
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Syracuse
N.Y
U.S.A
Grand Forks
Narite
Fourth St
A. H. Bell & Co
Devils, Lake
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