The Second Amendment review from Hansbrough
Former Senator Hansbrough sends Devils Lake readers a brisk critique and overview of The Second Amendment, a political novel from The Hudson Publishing Co. Minneapolis. The review highlights its vivid action, liberal humor, and scenes in the U.S. Senate, noting the author’s long service informs realistic fiction. References to a rambling dream sequence and a courtroom scene follow with dramatic, non-graphic description.
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Hansbrought
Inter-Ocean
Devils
United States Senate
Hansbrough
What Dreams May Come Vaudeville Tragedy Retold
A sister reports a nightmare where male relatives are led by officers to a stairway where alcohol is involved. One brother dies after a fall, his skull fractured on the sidewalk. The dream repeats with ominous details of destruction and death.
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Hamlet
New State License Law to Penalize Car Owners
The state enacts a July first law requiring auto owners to obtain a three dollar license from the secretary of state. Revenue from licenses funds county road maintenance. funds not spent on city or township roads lacking at least six mills levy. Judge Butts injunction against a Mellie Roger apartments was dissolved by Judge Cowen after owners claimed unawareness of immoral use.
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State Vs
Noonan
Jack
Secretary of State
Butts
Mgalnut Mellie Roger
Disorderly Place
Cowen
Reform and public morals under scrutiny in community talk
A letter-writer derides attacks on corruption while urging honesty from teachers and clergy. The piece mocks public denunciations as hypocrisy and calls for better civic upkeep, noting the library’s funds shortage and proposing a subscription drive to improve the space between curb and sidewalk.
The boy and the dog in a calm rebuke
A verse contrasts a dog’s steady virtue with a man blamed for faults. It notes a dog does not lie cheat drink or swindle while criticizing men who fail these tests, ending with a playful line about being called a man.
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Ths
Willie Toll of St Paul Sermon Sparks Grievance
W R Gray recalls his grandson Willie who visited St Paul with him, attended church, and heard a sermon on the text from St Paul to the Romans. Willie felt the minister praised St Paul and ignored Minneapolis, leaving him gloomy yet noting he did enjoy the day.
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W. R. Gray
Willie
Minneapolis
Grandpa
St. Paul
Hypocrites defend wide open policy claims
Critics denounce the administration as harming the city’s fair name while pointing out that those same critics promoted the policy to foster the illicit activities tied to its failures.
Statewide case hinges on community standing in liquor defense
The Fargo Courier-News notes the state preserves its charges by men and women of known character while the defense relies largely on men with liquor ties and mediocre standing in the community.
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Fargo Courier-News
Judge Cowan Dilemma Over Aquittal Political Fallout
The Fargo Search-Light comments on Judge Cowan's case discuss the political stakes of prosecution versus acquittal. It warns that pursuing the piggers could undermine followers and destabilize support, while letting the cases die may damage credibility. It also notes foes might seize on an acquittal to gain political leverage, calling for unpleasant outcomes.
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Cowan
Fargo
Senate
Impeachment Rebuttal Witnesses Attend Controversial Banquet
A contentious impeachment rebuttal sees witnesses aligned with a rival faction attending a banquet hosted by the Ana fag club, while Blouila notes the transfer but remains unaware of ensuing developments.
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Cass
Fudge
Anafag
Corka
Bisties Hanks
A. P
Blouila
Men and Religion Forward Movement Gains Widespread Support
The Men and Religion Forward Movement gains rapid endorsement from prominent church leaders across the nation. It emphasizes unity, a conservation plan, and local church linkage with a February 28 conservation day and upcoming Rally Day on September 24 and Recognition Day on June 11 to mobilize men and boys.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
North America
North American
Men and Religion Forward
Religion Forward Movement
New York
East Twenty-third Street
New York City
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