North Dakota editor defends libel bill against state editors
Linton's Emmons County Record editor describes the state editorial association as controlling a faction that abuses power and praises a libel bill to curb malicious attacks. He recalls past conduct, defends proof before criticism, and argues the law applies to all papers including dominant factions. A crop summary and a light Oklahoma joke item follow.
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Mutual Admiration Society
North Dakota
Third Page Home Print at Bismarck Tribune
The Bismarck Tribune notes Editor Wood of Steele visiting Pat Lyons' grain field and hints at harmony with Linten publishers. The piece cites a libel bill setback preventing close ties with the paper's chief owner and riders.
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Steele
Pat Lyons
Field of Grain
Linten
the Tribune
Sheldon Curiosity Called Colonel By Governor
A fragment from a historic paper ridicules a Sheldon figure nicknamed Colonel amid claims of lax immigration rules and insults toward a newspaper editor. The piece decries using military rank as insult and accuses the subject of improper conduct toward the Record editor.
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Sheldon
Gov. Sarles
Telegraphers Strike Sparks Debate On Labor Practices
Census data show state population rising 30 to 35 percent in five years with Emmons county slightly above zero growth. A strike by telegraph operators on Great Northern and Northern Pacific cites extra Sunday pay and reinstatement of union officers. The piece condemns scabs as the low point of labor conflict, arguing many workers depend on steady wages.
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Emmons County
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Church Schedule for M BE Parish and Lin ton Episcopal Service
Preaching at M BE church every Sunday at 8 pm Sunday School at 11 am Proworth League at 7 15 pm Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm Rev J McKinney pastor Episcopal services in Lin ton on first and third Wednesday after the first Sunday each month
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M. BE
Pworth League
J. McKinney
Episcopal Church
Linton
Newspaper boys condemn libel law at Devils Lake
The Fargo Forum notes that state newspaper boys sought to condemn the libel law but fear they or any publisher could be unjustly punished under it. It argues discrimination is needed and that the law’s severity helps protect journalists from malice charges.
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Oklahoma
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Milwaukee to run daily mail and passenger service to Linton
Residents of Linton welcome Milwaukee railroad to provide daily mail and passenger trains between Aberdeen and Linton, replacing the prior Eureka to Linton every other day service. Growth in Emmons county may prompt Northern Pacific to join with daily trains on the Bismarck to Linton extension. Postoffice district listing notes Martin Schmidt, Stonemason and Plasterer, at Linton with plaster pricing per yard.
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Linton
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Eureka
Emmons County
Northern Pacific
Martin Schmidt
Postoffice
Go to the Record Office for Your Job Printing
A terse instruction directing the reader to visit the Record Office to handle job printing tasks. No dates or names are provided. The note implies bureaucratic processing or archival work related to printing jobs.
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Record Office
Edward J. Brown and Mary Coon Wed at Napoleon Court House
Mr Edward J Brown and Miss Mary Coon both of Lin ton Emmons county were united in marriage before County Judge Bryant at the court house on Wednesday July 26 The Homestead and the Record extend congratulations to the couple and their friends join in the well wishes.
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Napoleon
Edward J. Brown
Mary Coon
Linton
Emmons County
Bryant
Brown
Assault Trial in Linton Finds Guilty Verdict
Last Monday in Linton before Justice Irvine and a jury Henry Schultz accused Jacob Schlickinmeyer and his son Joan of bruising and beating Mary Schultz. The jury held the Schlickinmeyers responsible and the court fined each defendant $25 plus costs. The pair paid the fines and provided security for the CORLS.
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Linton
Irvine
Henry Schultz
Jacob Schlickinmeyer
Joan
Henry
Mary Schultz
Schlickinmeyer
Fulks
Schlickinmeyers
Corls
Notable Residents Named in Hague Area Legal Matters
The list includes Earle Smith Kt. PD Coonen Earl Atha Jay Smith Wallace Kyes Fred Kyes John Mohn Jos Shember Jos Fuller Abraham Lincoln Abel and Thos McVary. Farrington prosecuted and Armstrong defended in a hard fought case. The Schultzes and the Schlickinmeyers live a few miles southwest of Hague.
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Earle Smith
Kt. PD
Coonen
Earl Atha
Jay Smith
Wallace Kyes
Fred Kyes
John Mohn
Jos. Shember
Jos. Fuller
Abraham Lincoln Abel
Thos. McVary
Farrington
Armstrong
Schultzes
Schlickinmeyers
Hague
Surveyor lays out proposed public highways in county
Moorhouse of Bismarck surveyed several days this week marking lines for two eastward roads from Lin ton and a line in Emmonsburg. Commissioner Kurtz and Billy Irwin accompanied the party as plans move toward public highway conversion.
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Bismarck
Linton
Wallice Petrie
Hogue
Hayg and Johnson
Petrie
Emmonsburg
Kurtz
Billy Irwin
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