Builders Law Violation Ruling Shapes North Dakota Case
District Judge W L Nuessle ruled the Industrial Commission violated the Home Builders law by aiding a Lemke house costing far above the $5,000 limit, in a Fargo case brought by J W Brinton. The judge overruled the demurrer, declined a temporary injunction, and ordered defendants to answer in 30 days.
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The
Industrial Commission
North Dakota
Home Builders’ Association
W. L. Nuessle
J W.brinton
William Lemke
Fargo
Brinton
Nuessle
Lemke
Foster
George K Foster
Sullivan
Judge Nuessle
Lemke’s
65 021 Recall Signatures Drive for Recall Petitions
Signers filed with the Independ ent Voters association reached 65 021 as petitions gain momentum at headquarters. Signatures are arriving at 1 000 to 1 500 daily with Adams county reporting strong progress and an aim to reach at least a 100 per cent showing. Overall about 80 000 signatures are needed to qualify.
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Independent Voters Association
Adams County
Henry Moen
Adams
League
Teachers to enter fall schools better prepared
North Dakota will welcome teachers into the schools next fall with expanded programs. More than 3,600 teachers attend summer normal schools at Dickinson Ellendale Minot Valley City and Mayville the largest enrollment ever. Courses run twelve weeks for the first time under the Growth in Service banner. Illiteracy combat will begin with a three week October visit by Mrs. Wilson Stewart who will study conditions and lecture at country institutes.
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North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
Dickinson
Ellendale
Minot
Valley City
Mayville
Miss Nielson
Nielson
Wilson Stewart
Washington
National Educational Association
Kentucky Hills
Record-$2.06 Washing 'Em In at Grace Now
Dallas News notes a quirky historical item about a former belle known for her beauty routine, now subscribed to a reforming Grace program and changing perspectives on old practices.
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Grace
Dallas News
Strasburg First in Emmons-Logan League 1921 standings
Last Sunday Braddock and Napoleon met in Napoleon for the final league game. Napoleon defeated Braddock 7 to 3, securing Strasburg first in the Emmons-Logan league for 1921. Linton and Braddock tie for second, Napoleon second, Hazelton last, with final wind-up pending.
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Braddock
Napoleon
Strasburg
Linton
Hazelton
Camp Dodge reunion offers final tour of historic camp
Nearly 100000 mid west service men who trained at Camp Dodge may inspect the cantonment before demolition during the 88th division reunion in Des Moines August 26 27 and 28. Over 6000 veterans are invited to tour the camp with free transport from Des Moines and housing in a tent city. Reduced railroad fare is provided for mid western points.
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Camp Dodge
88Th Division
Des Moines
Fair Grounds
Mid-West
Legion notes on French Fourragere for First Division veterans
Ex service members who served with the First Division in France or in Germany may obtain the French Fourragere by applying to the First Division Society at Camp Dix. The two dollar price includes registered mail delivery. Ora A. Kelley Field of the Red Cross urged the local post commander to address disabled veterans claims in Emmons county, urging government action and asking service members with pending troubles to contact the Commander.
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France
Army of Occupation
Germany
First Division
Signal Corps
Camp Dix
Ora A. Kelley Field
Central Division
Red Cross
Emmons County
Notice to School Officers and Patrons
A town call urges hiring qualified home teachers to keep salaries within the community. Henry H. Hanson advocates giving home girls a chance, noting minimum salary laws affect outside teachers and urging local teaching talent to grow and reduce reliance on imports.
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Henry H.hanson
Meeting Postponed and State Convention Set in Jamestown
Mmphy reports regular meeting postponed until later with full attendance urged as delegates to the State convention are to be elected at Jamestown September 7 and 8. C T Hoverson, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, called in Linton to check on disabled service men claims and arrange meetings with claimants for prompt action.
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Mmphy
Jamestown
C. T. Hoverson
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Linton
Lloyd Stewart
Hoverson
Marines
Argonne
Legion
Red Cross to speed up ex service claim clean up
The Red Cross will aid the War Risk bureau in a nationwide clean up to adjudicate veteran claims for compensation medical care and hospital costs. Col Forbes directs district managers to form state cleanup squads with government Red Cross and American Legion members to locate veterans whose claims lack proper adjustment and push them through the process promptly.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
American Red Cross
Charles R. Forbes
War Risk Bureau
American Legion
National Headquarters
Red Cross
Col. Forbes
The
Our National Military Policy Memo From Weeks to Pershing
Washington August 2 In a memorandum to General Pershing Chief of Staff Secretary of War Weeks states that the Act of June 4 settles the national policy The policy envisions future wars largely fought by citizen soldiers drawn into service It provides for decentralized organization of the National Guard Organized Reserves and Reserve Officers Training Camps Weeks concludes that the War Department should emphasize this function
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Washington
General Pershing
War Weeks
Congress
National Guard
Weeks
War Department
Farms for Ex Service Men Opened for Homestead Entry
On September 9th, 222 farms will be opened to homestead entry by soldiers and veterans, as part of a government program expanding land access and settlement opportunities. The move targets ex service personnel seeking agricultural land to cultivate and establish farms.
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Sol
North Platte and Shoshone irrigation project openings
National reclamation projects on the North Platte and Shoshone lands in Wyoming offer about 19 000 acres to be opened with priority to World War I veterans. The North Platte area has produced over 4 500 000 dollars in crops in 1920 with dairying expanding. Shoshone also reports over 1 000 000 dollars in crops from about 45 000 acres in 1920. Details for obtaining lands are available from project managers in Mitchll Nebraska and Powell Wyoming.
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North Platte
Wyoming
Mitchll
Nebr
North Platte Project
Powell
U. S. Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Truth About the Bond Blockade Clarified by North Dakota Opponents
A Grand Forks meeting in mid March discussed a constructive program should recall election succeed. Spalding was sent to Chicago to seek opinions from Wood and Oakley on bond validity and needed laws. The group aimed to verify if bonds could be issued and to plan legal avenues.
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North Dakota
Industrial Commission
Chicago
Grand Forks
Joint Campaign Committee
Spalding
Wood & Oakley
Bank of North da
Traill County News Nonpartisan league paper suspends
The Traill County News of Hillsboro North Dakota, a Nonpartisan league organ started February 1919 with backing from 650 farmers, has suspended publication after financial troubles and exhaustion of revenue. Leaders who urged farmers to invest are held responsible for the loss.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Traill County News
Nonpartisan League
State tax against banks struck down by federal court
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled on Monday that North Dakota cannot tax national banks at a 100 percent valuation. The decision upholds a district court finding that such levies exceed taxes on other capital forms and violate the national bank law requiring equal taxation. The First National Bank and Merchants National Bank of Fargo, against Cass County Treasurer E. C. Eddy, secured relief from enforcement of the state tax act.
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North Dakota
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Congress
First National Bank
Merchants National Bank of Fargo
E. C. Eddy
Cass County
Threshing Charges Cut 30 Percent in Ward County
In Ward county Minot North Dakota threshermen and farmers reached a 20 to 30 percent reduction from last season's threshing charges at the annual conference. They decided against a per bushel threshing schedule due to the short crop.
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Ward County
Minot
N. Oak
Episcopal Church Evening Services at St Matthew's
On Sunday August 7 evening services will be held at St Matthew's Episcopal Church at 7 45 p m You are cordially invited to attend this service at the church location in the community
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St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
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Braddock Eee Wees
J. H. Shoemaker
Traill County Paper
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