Hazelton Letter Challenges Shea Tax Claims In North Dakota Note
The Record reprints Thos Shea of Hazelton North Dakota letter to a Minnesota paper alleging high taxes and urging action. The editor challenges Shea figures on grasshopper poison the hail insurance and tax totals, labeling some statements misleading and urging factual correction. The piece defends local taxes and questions Shea’s patriotism and motives in the St Cloud business context.
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Thos. Shea
Hazelton
Minnesota
Shea
N. C
Alexander Citizen
St.’ Cloud
Old‘line Co
St. Cloud
N.D
North Dakota
N. D
Emmons
Mikalsons Return Home After Montana Visit
Mr and Mrs S A Mikalson resumed life in Hazelton after an extended tour of Montana and the Pacific Coast. They visited a brother at Plevna Montana, a former Hazelonite, who sold his store and faced poor crops and a March storm that hurt local stock. In California they met Jay Smith and John Reamer with ore samples from the Montana mine tied to North Dakota interests. Shorty plans to farm Emmons county land this year.
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S. A. Mikalson
Hazelton
Montana
Pacific Coast
Plevna
Mont
Sin
California
Mikalsons
Jay. Smith
John Reamer
Jay
Mr. Reamer
North
Lloyd George defends Turkish settlement amid US mandate debate
London reports Premier Lloyd George argued Britain and France acted with US consent in the Turkish settlement. He said Britain only moved after the United States refused the mandate and cited Armenia as a point of contention with France offering to hand Cilicia to the US if it accepted mandate. He claimed England could not deploy troops to Armenia and Asia without broader agreement.
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America
Turkey
England
France
London
Herbert H. Ashquith
Paisley
Lloyd George
United States
Great Britain
Constantinople
Armenia
Cilicia
iLidyd Georgé
Missouri River rises threaten floods along bottoms
Bill Baker reported rapid Missouri River rise Monday with good prospects for flooded conditions along the bottoms. Several resident moves were noted in Hazelton Temvik and Braddock as families shifted homes and businesses including Klaubunde Irvine Lunsford Metela and Bechtel groups.
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Bill Baker
Missouri
Hazelton Town News Illnesses and Travel Notes
Several residents report flu illnesses including Jake Opp and Miss Ione Mauk. Others, such as Henry Gimble Sr and Ben Benstrom, are recovering from the flu. Town movement includes the Beitelspachers moving onto the Ringer farm and Arthur Wengel building on west town property.
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Arthur Wengel
Community Notes From Hazelton and Surrounding Areas
Jampolsky returns home Monday while Miss Jeanette assists during a Hazelton shoe sale. Dr. R. R. Hogue of Linton travels via Bismarck, Clarence Hoskins heads to Bismarck for appendicitis and kidney issues, and Sam Mark attends a blooded cattle breeding meeting in Bismarck.
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Jampolsky
Jeanette
R. R. Hogue
Linton
Bismarck
Clarence Hoskins
Sam Mark
Hazelton Ball Club Plans Fund Drive for New Diamond
Hazelton baseball club raises over 700 dollars in a week to build a grandstand and wire netting on the new diamond in Kurtz pasture east of town. The team will be local players with no salaries. Bill Williams may return, and a Sunday league with nearby towns is being arranged. Manager Semling aims to meet with surrounding managers this month to finalize details.
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Hazelton
Kurtz
Bill”Williams
Kintyre
Napoleon
Braddock
Linton
Strasburg
Semling
Colby Signs First State Department Note on Turkish Settlement
A Washington note to the Allied Supreme Council outlining the American government's views on the Turkish settlement has been dispatched by the State Department. It marks the first diplomatic paper signed by Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state.
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Minor
Eigland
Constantinople
Washington
Allied Supreme Council
State Department
Bainbridge Colby
Two Americans Held by Bolsheviki in Siberia
Dr A W Stickney and H D T Reynolds two Americans employed by an English firm have been captured by Bolsheviki in Siberia. The State Department was advised from London and Ambassador Davis was asked to inquire. American agents in Siberia were instructed to look into the facts.
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Washington
A. W. Stickney
H. D. T. Reynolds
Haveeen
Siberia
State Department
London
Davis
Londop Dithu Boot Joined League of Nations Court Plan
The Londop Dithu Boot accepted an invitation to join the council of the League of Nations to help draft the constitution for a permanent international court of justice.
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Boot
Dithu
Heen Saree
Preme
Council of the Ague of Nations
Permanent Court of ‘International Justice
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