Statue plans mark Roosevelt tribute in Medora
North Dakota officials discuss erecting a living man statue to Theodore Roosevelt in Medora. Colonel Roosevelt’s wishes and approval from dignitaries are noted, with sculptor Gustave Vigeland chosen. A ceremony date will be announced later as preparations proceed.
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Roosevelt
Hnane
Colooil Roosevelt
Hoogavelt Gisep
Medora
Rooge
Christiania
Norways
Hanna
Gustave Vigiland
North Dakota
Roosevalt
Brothers in Fatal Fight Leave Two Wounded and Deadly
Oscar Hambeck and his brother Charles Hambeck fought near Cole Harbor when Oscar allegedly attacked with an axe. Charles fired, wounding Oscar, who lies in hospital near death while Charles, though severely injured, survives with a caregiver at his side.
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Oscar Hambeck
Bismarck
Charles
Cole ‘Harbor
Oscar
A. Ro
Oncar
Hambeck
Charles Hambeck
Prisoner Kilts Self in Jamestown Jail
A 43 year old inmate described as formerly an editor at a Clearwood Minnesota paper hanged himself in his Jamestown cell by a strip of canvas over the bars. He was imprisoned since April 8 for soliciting quor orders and died by his own action in jail.
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Kroskus
Jamestown
le Bald
Clearwood
Minn
North Dakota silver service plan and Moeller retrial
A North Dakota silver service commission meeting discussed funding for a first national silver service and public building projects in Williston Mandan and Whandin with appropriations totaling 107,500. Mosier received a new trial in Minot after Dr Thor Moeller, convicted of a criminal operation causing a death, was granted reconsideration by the state supreme court.
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Mosier
Thor Moeller
Minot
No clear event due to garbled OCR text
Fragmentary text references a court proceeding and a county case but is unreadable. Names and details are unclear, with many errors. The piece mentions a supreme court reference, an HL court, and a local document, yet specifics are not recoverable.
Court petitions seek to block names from ballot in Senate race
The document records petitions filed seeking to prevent certain names from appearing on the primary election ballot for the U.S. Senate. It notes Bechet and Marshall figures, a request for a mandamus, and anticipated Supreme Court action to decide whether Engerud's name stays on the ballot for the term length contested.
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TF. Mareball
Congretsiaka
J.gronna
Por
Hee Repub Bechet
Maberud
Hong
Corliss
Marshall
Supreme Court
Engerud
Great Northern to Spend Million for Rail Line Upgrade
Great Northern plans over 1,000,000 for improving the Barnesville Minnesota to Grand Forks North Dakota right of way this summer. The project will replace seventy pound rails with ninety pound rails and rebuild the line to remove grades allowing higher speeds. Material is being shipped to Barnesville for the work.
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O8 Food Authority
Great Northern
Barnesville
Minn
Grand Forks
Bartesville
Pastor Mrs Hild Dies After Tragedy In Washburn
A German minister and his family arrive in Bismarck area. Mrs Hild dies of diphtheria and pneumonia two days after arriving, leaving a six week old baby and another child dead or ill. The pastor secured a Washburn post, but the family is struck by illness and loss, with the county health officer assisting.
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Albert, Hild
Bismarck
Washburn
Rockyford
Gale
Bieehifldren
Sncumonia
Hild
Confession Not Believed In Murder Case Note
The report says a note from Officer to be Rusa about John Hosén’s murder confession concerning Alfred Petirson, alleged obstacles in believing the confession, and a 16 year old Carl Oledn imprisoned for life after conviction in 2905. The note, found on a coat near the Missouri River bridge at Bramarck, is linked to Olson's associates seeking release from state prison.
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Rusa
Towner
John ‘Hosén
Alfred Petirson
Carl Oledn
Ole
McHenry Pot Inty
Missouri River
Bramarck
Olson
Great Northern Plans Concrete Bridge Over Hed River Wahpeton
Report covers Great Northern Railway decision to replace the old wooden bridge with a concrete structure over the Hed River in Wahpeton at an estimated cost around 100000 dollars. Officials visited Wahpeton after investigation and the project aims to double the span and improve crossing for the line.
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Great Northern
Hed River
Wahpeton
Brockenridge
Minn
Wahpeton End
Banking system totals and resources in state and national banks
A fragmented report notes a year with 446 state banks and 112 national banks, totaling 669 institutions. It cites bank resources at about $100,028,000 and contrasts with the previous year’s larger sums, highlighting shifts in assets and overall banking capacity.
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Ningty
Yuna
Saat
Oliver ‘Agudsog
Worsation Banking Iawa
Bansat
S Tate
Nations
Women Drive Victory in Hankinson School Election
Reports from Hankinson describe a lively city race at the annual school election. Women led campaigning with teams and cars to polls, influencing a turnout that tipped majorities by five to seven votes for the candidates endorsed by the women.
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Hankinson
Thesecazion
Ladies of
Fatal Quarrel Over Small Sum Ends in Murder
A farm hand known as Red shot Mack in a dispute over $6 owed for wages. Robert A. Beatner, a Texas man, admitted shooting Mack claiming provocation. Mack died in a Minneapolis hospital and was buried in Blendale after his body was shipped by his wife from Minneapolis. Beatner is held on homicide charges.
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Mack
Forbes
Robert A. Beatner
Minneapolis
Beatner
Mock
Bllendale
Minneapolin
Death Claims Four Children in Park River Family
A Park River couple, H Her wick and wife, lost four children within a year after the eldest, six, became ill and died suddenly. Two doctors failed to save the three other youngsters, while another tragedy occurred when Ole Rowland's three-year-old child died after scalding in a kettle of hot water left unattended in the Williston area.
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Trousphine
H. Herwick
Park River
Ole
Rowland
Williston
Dream of Tomorrow in a Hushed Society Page
A society page recounts hostess events and social gatherings across Avery Johnson, Miss Norton piano recital plans, a third birthday party, a delayed bridal shower, a Miners relief, and a formal dinner at a Christ Church home with guests including Mrs. Welter, Mr. Belford, and Father Augustine.
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Mary ‘Bh. Norton
Lewis Hanson
Mesdames
Wm.h. Belford
Otto Chloatrt
Mra. Weler
Gottonwood
Idaho
Miss O'Brien
Brookston
Minn
Hogg Aes
Maud Williams
Fennin
Belford
Richard Burke
Relders
Father Augustine
Father Olesewskd
Williams
O'Brien
Welter
Methodist Episcopal Church May Twenty Second Service Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to worship on Sunday May 22 with morning worship at 11:00 A M on the theme Going Deeper Sunday School at 12:00 noon Children’s church at 3:30 P M Epworth League at 7:00 P M A Measure for Prayer Leader R O Gray Evangelistic service at 8:00 P M Free seats.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Children's Church
Epworth League
R. 0. Gray
Seata
Fort Berthold Reservation land bill passes house
The House of Representatives approved the Hanna-Gronna bill to settle about 800000 acres of land at the Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota. An amendment prohibits sale of liquor on reservation nights until Congress otherwise decides.
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House of
Hanna-Gronna Hill
Fort/Berthold reservation
North Dakota
Congress
Woman Hanga Harnelf and the Bedpost Ordeal
A local woman named Mrs Auguste Schwarts near Oske Jone tson was committed after an incident described as a mentally unbalanced state caused by worry and physical exhaustion. The report notes she was loosely tied to a bedpost with a corner tied, while authorities assess her condition.
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Auguste Schwarts
Oske Jonetson
Bell Clapper Injures Child At Schoolhouse Scene
A chaotic incident at a schoolhouse in Animmiocum left a ten year old injured when a bell clapper broke loose. The boy, identified as Mullett, suffered a fall but remained conscious as bystanders aided him until medical help arrived.
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Henry Sapper
Dlew
Clerk Carrier Examinations Announced in May
The United States Civil Service Commission announces clerk and carrier exams in May for Post Office Service positions with salaries from 600 to 1200 dollars yearly. Applicants face spelling, arithmetic, letter writing, penmanship, copying, reading addresses and other tests. age 18 to 45. Male height 6 ft 4 in and at least 126 pounds. females unrestricted. Apply through Fred A. Scott at Dewey Lake post office. deadline May 25.
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United States
Cil Bervice Commission
Post Office Bervice
Ragk
Fred A. Scott
Dewis Lake
Secretary of the District
St. Paul
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