Socialist Ex-Milwaukee Mayor Denounces Roosevelt Policy
Emil Seidel former Milwaukee mayor roasts Roosevelt and both major parties in Grand Forks. He critiques Sherman anti trust cases, argues for worker ownership, warns regulation fails workers, recounts socialist progress in Milwaukee and urges socialists to push for deeper gains.
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Grand Forks
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Ward County Harbors John Dietz in Added Case Mixup
Minot North Dakota August 28 Ward County may have another John Dietz case as John Golomagha a Russian resident in southern Ward County remains at large. He is accused of assault with a deadly weapon and Mrs Golomagha says neighbors shield him and defy arrest. Sheriff Kelly has visited Golomagha’s home without success. Golomagha reportedly told his hired man he would kill him if capture continued. Deputy Kazema named by Sheriff Kelly is said to be Golomagha’s close ally.
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Minot
N. D
Ward
John Dietz
John Golomagha
Golomagha
August Kazema
Kelley
Wife of Ward County Colored Farmer Takes Iodine
Minot North Dakota August 23 a married woman identified as Mrs Geo Jones wife of a colored farmer twelve miles south of Minot drank nineteen drops of iodine after mistaking it for medicine Her husband bravely sought help and a Minot physician arrived to treat her condition Doctors say she is dangerously ill but recovery is hoped Mrs Jones had been unwell for weeks and had visited a doctor with her husband prior to the incident Their farm spans 249 acres and is noted among thrifty local holdings
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Minot
N. D
Geo. Jones
Mixed races shape common traits in France and America
A speaker compares French and American peoples, arguing both are blends of Teutonic Celtic Latin and other nationalities. He notes France uses twenty nationalities fused into a single identity, and America has a long history of racial mixing, creating shared rationality despite differences.
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America
France
Envelope, manners, and a subway seat incident
A crowded express car at Fourteenth Street sees an old man cling to a trap. A young woman offers her seat but a younger man sits, only to be foiled when she points out the lost envelope on the platform. Her retort exposes poor manners as the crowd laughs.
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Fourteenth Street
New York Times
Forest Cure in Germany Draws Wide Range of Patients
In Germany many towns feature cures with varied treatments from milk and mud to wind and water. The forest cure attracts the gravest cases, including tuberculosis patients and nervous wrecks, plus alcohol and drug problems, as people seek radical relief not affordable by all segments of society.
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Germany
Black Forest
Dr. Trudeau
Adirondacks
America
Honest to tell you how honest she is
A building superintendent probes a good natured man on honesty. He notes a strict habit: the woman returns anything that seems valuable in the waste basket unless tagged Destroy this. The superintendent, convinced, hires her immediately.
Noisy Thrush Lands Man in North London Court
William Smith of Upper Holloway faced North London police court for keeping a noisy animal, an ill regulated thrush that sang at 3:30 each morning. He claimed it was a lovely songster with a mellow note and promised to keep it in a back room until a respectable hour to spare neighbors.
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William Smith
Upper Holloway
North London
Smith
Morton county holds two teachers institutes this fall
Morton county will host two teacher institutes this November, one at Flasher and one in Mandan, enabling all county teachers to attend. Superintendent Lorin will visit Flasher to arrange accommodations, with a full program to follow. A separate accident report notes six year old Anabelle Sutherland suffered a severe foot amputation after stepping into a mower while her nine year old brother Fred drove the horses.
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Seles Mandan
N. D
Morton County
Flasher
Lorin
Anabelle Sutherland
J. H. Sutherland
Anabelle
Fred
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Fights Piles and Skin Ailments
In a wartime style notice Bucklen's Arnica Salve is touted to banish piles by relieving itching and swelling, and to heal burns boils ulcers cuts and skin eruptions. The ad promises comfort and joy with a 25 cent price at all druggists and is dated Fairdale North Bend August 23 via the Inter Ocean clipping.
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Bucklen
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