Red Slavery Campaign Proposals Lead to Indian Pleas
Judge C W Buttz presided as Benedict Sherman Rose Walker and Lawrence Indian pleaded guilty to adultery. Sherman sentenced to eighteen months, Walker to one year in state penitentiary, Lawrence six months in Benson county jail. White picket John Dougherty also pleaded guilty to bootlegging, earning six months. City officials and Masonic lodge officers elected. Philadelphia urges federal child labor law. Fort Totten superintendent visits for federal court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W Buttz
Devils Lake Reservation
Benedict Sherman
Rose Walker
Benson County
Richard Stuart
Buttz
John Dougherty
Fi Fi Show Taps City Talent In Grand Devils Lake
Musical numbers from Devils Lake artists led by Mrs Conant and Mr Kov and a cast of local performers promise a top home talent production. Highlights include My Toy Love and Ah Dolly Come Fly with Nursery Rhymes Sextette and dancing projections by China Dolls and friends. The Fri Fi of the Toy Shop runs with The Million Dollar Mystery at the Grand Opera House Monday andTuesday, tickets 25c to $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Koven
Toy Love
Grace A.conant
Earl Duell
Edward Lobery
Honey Bee
Moe
Babyland
Six Dolls
Mrs. Conant
Fi Fi
Mr. Duell
Tinheart
Virgil Vanfossen
Capt. Barnacle
Grace Belle Scrumgard
Loosey
Jens Peterson
Prince Lollypop
Katherine Bauer
Inkpot
Miller
the Sandman
Grand Opera House
Six Indictments From Grand Jury Hit Chiropractors
The grand jury, excused by Judge Buttz until Nov. 27, returned indictments in six cases including State vs. Thos Slutz, Gee Cham bers, Henry Enemoto, A D Tuttle, G K Lindahl and Matt Jampsa, with Lindahl charged for liquor law violations. Seven cases against practicing chiropractors have started in this state, but no convictions yet. A separate ad notes sale of a spinplano contract and other local notices amid mentions of child labor in cotton fields and a broad pretrial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttz
State
Thos
Slutz
Gee
F. Chambers
Henry Enemoto
D. Tuttle
G. K. Lindahl
Matt Jampsa
C. K
Lindahl
Thanksgiving Proclamation by North Dakota Governor
Governor L B Hanna proclaims Thursday November 26 1914 as Thanksgiving Day in North Dakota. He urges citizens to suspend daily vocations and offer thanks to Almighty God for blessings and prosperity, noting lack of war pestilence and disaster in the past year. Proclamation signed at the capitol in Bismarck on November 5 1914 with Secretary of State Thomas Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
North Dakota
United States
Bismarck
Thomas Hall
German Losses and Skyline of War in Flanders and East Europe
Paris reports heavy German gun losses due to floods and snow in Flanders. Artillery fire near Lys slackened by snow. weather halts infantry. Germans reoccupy Chauvancourt after mining bombardment near St Mihiel. Dixmude remains in German hands as coastal shells target the position. Armentieres heavily damaged. risk of leveling as Nieuport and Diomede are targeted. British counteroffensive north of Arras repulsed at trenches’ edge. Coast bombardment near Ypres persists with lines stable. Berlin says Germany expects to defeat Russians. Von Hindenburg moves toward Warsaw within sixty miles. Russians make limited progress near Soldau and in Mazurian lakes. Chile reports two German steamers escaping provisioning in Pacific. Chile to bar German provisioning ships. Amsterdam notes a German officer killed and a woman shot in Couterai barracks. later, General Von Voightsreitz dies.
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Paris
War Office
Flanders
Lys
Chauvancourt
St. Mihiel
Argonnes
Dixmude
Ypres
Labassee
Armentieres
Nieuport
Diomade
Arras
Berlin
Germany
von Hindenberg
Warsaw
East Prussia
Soldau
Mazurian
Contempt charges loom for Cooperators Herald editors
A M Baker manager and George L Nelson editor of the Cooperators Herald were taken to Bismarck by Sheriff Frank Barnes on a bench warrant for contempt of court. They face possible sentences unless they can show cause before the supreme court regarding an article accusing the court of a frameup in the tax levy case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
A. M. Baker
George L. Nelson
Cooperators’ Herald
Bismarck
Frank Barnes
Burleighs County
Supreme Court
Lberty
Foxy Fox
Baker
Nelson
Barnes
Great Northern
First Of Blind Pig Cases Results In A Conviction
Announcement by Judge C. W. Buttz that the current district term will continue for a week to dispose of indictments. State of North Dakota v Henry Enemoto, a Jap, charged with selling liquor while employed at the Great Northern pool hall. Civil cases Turle & Co. vs Dogan Farmers Elevator Co. verdict for defendant and Nelson Grain Saver Co. vs Lonnevik & Hendrickson Implement Co. verdict for plaintiff. Peter Kettwig vs Harvey Alderson jury deliberating. Federal court session hinders district court work but progress is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Buttz
State of North Dakota
Henry Enemoto
Enemoto
Great Northern Pool Hall
Turle & Co
Dogan Farmers Elevator Co
Nelson Grain ,Saver Company
Lonnevik & Hen
Drickson Emplement Co
Peter Kettwig
Harvey Alderson
Brennan
Mid-Winter Fair Plans Grow for Bigger Event
The Third Annual Mid-Winter Fair committee reports strong fund-raising progress led by President Frank Hyland, Secretary Pillsbury, and Mrs. Clark Kelley. Exhibitor interest rises, poultry entries are expected to surge, and organizers urge broad participation to share the workload. Berlin reports heart failure ends a command change. German casualty estimates reach 1.25 million killed, wounded, or missing, with sick not counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hyland
Pillsbury
Clark Kelley
London
Berlin
Copenhagen
Saxony
Wartemberg
Bavaria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gwen
Judge Buttz
Burka
A. J. Halliday
Senioden
B. M. Lewis
Fred Hall
Minnewankan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mr. Halliday
A. V. Haig
Masonic Lodge
Minnie EB. Brooks
Philadelphia
Supt
Zeibach
Fort Totten Reservation
Sucess
L. B. Hanna
Santiango
Chile
Memphis
Luxor
Amsterdam
Couterai
von Voightsretz
General Stein
von Moltke
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