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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
G E Mickel introduces a new combination Well-Drilling Machine capable of drilling wells of any size and depth. Orders can be left at Bredberg & Gillespie plumbing office or the inventor can be met in person.
A notice states that the extracting specialist practice of Haggart is not limited by conditions at 250 Bismarck North Dakota.
The Aberdeen Business College begins a Course in Business next Monday morning. Prospectus available from manager George L. Kemper. Also notices list multiple land and property ads in Grant County and Selfridge North Dakota with prices and terms.
Honor where honor is due says S. J. Severson recently appointed yard manager of the White ie Nic Callomeh Lunia Colapantan Harwood North Dakota. He wrote to Dakota Business College Fargo North Dakota that the position was due to his training there. Another former DBC student John Schneider announces his promotion to Service Dept Manager of Standard Oil Co Grand Forks North Dakota. Thorough training pays. Spring term begins soon. Follow BucceBsful and enter now. F. L. Whit 806 Sc Fargo ND
Pansy Pyetin protests the old man’s language use arguing his grammar is uniformly correct and shows he avoids theaters cabarets and similar venues. The remark highlights a clash over style and social propriety in language.
Cable from Asia Minor reports fighting around Hadjin where Armenian forces at Hassan Beyley and Ekbez resist the Turkish Nationalist army. French officials repatriate families while refugees scramble. Armenians plead for reinforcements and munitions to save 6,000 residents and uphold the French flag amid isolation of Cilicia.
About 1000 union laborers from Crawford County gathered in Girard to protest the imprisonment of Alexander M. Howat and three other Kan sas Mine Workers' officials for contempt of court over opposition to the state industrial relations court. In Pittsburg Judge Curran overruled a new trial motion for the four leaders, with notice of an appeal to the state Supreme Court.
President Wilson names nominees prominent in railroad circles and public life. G W W Hangar serves on the board of conciliation and mediation and helps with the railroad strike. Henry Hunt once Cincinnati mayor. R M Barton longtime Tennessee judge. Albert Phillips leads locomotive firemen and enginemen. A O Wharton heads AFL railway department. J J Forester leads Railway Clerks. Horace Baker ex general manager of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific. J H Elliott former Texas and Pacific GM and A E F colonel. William L Park vice president of Chicago and Great Western.
Governor Frank O Lowden carried his home state in the Republican presidential preference primary with Major General Leonard Wood second and Senator Hiram W Johnson third. Wood carried Chicago and Cook county while Lowden led outside the city as returns continued.
General Arnolfo Gomez commanding federal troops in the San Luis Potosi district has revolted against Carranza and endorsed General Obregon as president. Reports from Sonora state army headquarters note possible threats to Carranza in Mexico City and hint at an anti-Carranza coup by Obregonistas.
Four thousand pairs of overalls will be sold at cost by Georgia fair price commissioner John A. Manget to fight high clothing costs. About 3,000 men have signed agreements to wear the overalls and will debut in the suits soon in Atlanta.
Washington Carl C Brigham of the federal board for vocational education was accused of authoring an order to staff to be hard boiled in handling wounded service men applications Eugene H Meyer a board employee testified to the House committee Meyer said Brigham admitted authorship during a discussion with him and another employee
Reichswehr troops killed 26 and wounded two in the Botrop Essen Mulheim triangle after reportedly breaking from command. Col von Baumbach cites anger over reports of prisoner mistreatment by the Red Army and Berlin orders abolishing military tribunals.
Eight American sailors drowned when a launch caught fire after an explosion in Manzanillo harbor Havana due to a launch fire. Lieutenant Rosillo of Manzanillo reported the incident to the Cuban war department. Details on the ship's name and other specifics were not provided.
Belgian troops arrived in Frankfort and were greeted by a ceremonial reception from the French army while crowds observed quietly. There was no disorder reported as the event unfolded peacefully.
Plans are being made for a new school building to cost five thousand dollars. The state canvassing board met in Bismarck last week to review March 16 election returns. The itemized notices mention local civic efforts, county projects, and regional developments across North Dakota communities.
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