Brothers named for bank assistant cashier posts
Edw. and John Craft brothers who completed the Commerce and Banking course at Dakota Business College Fargo N D were recommended for assistant cashier roles. Edward joined the Bank of Lisbon and John joined the First State Bank of Rush.
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Edw
John Craft
Brothers
Bank of Lisbon
Aberdeen Business College Ad Promises Early Course Start
Enroll at the Aberdeen Business College. a Course in Business starts next Monday morning. Catalog available by mail from manager George L. Kemper. Also included are several real estate ads for Grant County North Dakota and a note about rats damaging electrical insulation causing fires.
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Aberdeen Business College
George L. Kemper
Property Transfers Highlight Strasburg and Hague Records
A lengthy list records numerous real estate transfers in Strasburg Hague and surrounding areas. Transactions include Joseph Lipp to J W Kramer and others in Hunter's First Addition Linton plus multiple deeds in Fischer Fischer's and Milwaukee additions. Notable amounts include 4000 12000 and 7200 with various partial lots and quarts. Administrators deeds show estate transfers in Strasburg and Temvik with shares in sections 33 130 76 and 33 180 76.
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Joseph Lipp
J. W. Kramer
Hunter
Linton
Strasburg
J. Joseph Volk
Fischer
John Sautter
Richard Sauter
A. W. Quast
P. R. Engelbretson
Amelia Bichler
Krijori Bichler
Mackey J. Thompson
L. G. Scheeler
Joseph K. Fischer
Theodore Muenz
Helen Muenz
Hague
L. G. Sheeler
John Holsti
Kintyre
Michael Rush
Mary E. Forsyth
Hazelton
Wm. J. Pettis
Wm. Gimbel
S. A. Mikalson
G. A. Lenhart
A. E. Klabunde
Charls E. Burbank
Ropp
William H. Ropp
George Lemmer
Michael Hummel
Milwaukee Land Company
Karl Bosch
Mary Bosch
John J. Baumgartner
Earl T. Atha
Rozetta Atha
Nancy L. Wolverton
W. C. Wolverton
John Eppink
Wm. G. Hoerr
Leopold Holzer
German Bank of Eureka
Elizabetha Schuck
A. M. Smith
Anna Mae Smith
Mathias Reich
William Cleveringa
Jane Eppink
William Heyerman
Lydia Tammel
Stand Firm On Demand in Allied Council Meeting
London reports the Allied Supreme Council debated Germanys extradition protest and agreed on insisting upon demands. Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons Britain would resist minority rule from nationalization advocates, seeing it as a challenge to free government and a response to trade union calls for mines and railways.
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London
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Rodman Defends Navy in Senate Testimony
Admiral Rodman testified that the U S Navy was never better prepared than in World War I and clashed with Admiral Sims. He called Sims letter to Secretary Daniels very indiscreet, accusing him of breaching confidence by publicizing an intimate private conversation. Rodman cited Benson's remark to Sims before he left for London.
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Rodman
U. S. Navy
Germany
Sims
Admiral Rodman
Daniels
Benson
London
Soviet Asks Inquiry and Apology Over Vladivostok Move
Washington reports state department dispatches on the Vladivostok occupation by Japanese forces. Russians request an Allied commission to investigate the attack, with demands that Japanese cease arrests and searches, return arms, evacuate buildings, and issue an apology.
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Washington
Vladivostok
State Department
Tiger Hill
Sugar price probe begins in Palmer action
Washington House judiciary subcommittee launches inquiry into Attorney General Palmer for fixing a 17 to 18 cent sugar price for Louisiana cane sugar. Rep. Tinkham claims the move cost Americans about 900 million dollars in higher prices and says the Lever Act authority does not justify such price fixing. Hog sells for 40 000 dollars in Iowa highest price on record. Inspector Henry and two plainclothesmen indicted for neglect of duty and perjury in New York vice war.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Palmer
Louisiana
Tinkham
Massachusetts
New York
Dominick Henry
Tenderloin
John J. Gunson
Joseph Maloney
Henry
Reds Capture Wesel as German Reds Clash Intensify
Washington reports the U S plans to oppose Allied action to force Ruhr calm while Amb Wallace in Paris is informed. Wesel reportedly falls to the Red army. German government forces reinforced with replenished supplies as clashes loom. Ludendorff charged with treason. Prince Henry of Prussia briefly arrested. Halle cut off with much of the city in ruins.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Ruhr Valley
Ebert
Wallace
Paris
Baker
Rhine
War Department
Allen
Germany
Wesel
Coblenz
Red Army
Ludendorff
London
the Times
Rotterdam
Sabbath in Bible Times and Sunday Change
The text contrasts the Sabbath as the seventh day kept by Jews with some Christians who shifted Sabbath to the day of Christ's resurrection. It notes the Mosaic law origin and the claim that new covenant followers altered the weekly rest. It also discusses a medical opinion that handwriting reflects mental state in alienist assessments.
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Christ
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