North Dakota News Listings Illustrate War Era Skirmishes
North Dakota briefs report golf victory in Dickinson with Jickinson over Hull, and a string of notices. Obits note Mrs. E. W. Heffron dies at 93. Farm and weather harms, coal concerns, and wartime measures touch Mandan to Fargo with floods, crops, labor drives, and Nigeria?
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Fargo
John Reuter
Jickinson
North Dakota
Thomas Hull
Vargo
Michigan
E. W. Heffron
Stersons
Mandan
Nick Wirtz
Grand Forks
Jamestown
R. Burke
Sutton
Neb
Medina
Page
Esther Sang
Edward Lang
Page Township
Valley City
C. W. Lyon
Rolla
Arthur and
Ischem Williams
France
Edgar A. Fisher
Nottimier Township
Regular Army
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Minot
J. A. Roell
City Labor Reserve
Galen S. Robinson
Ward County War Service Club
la Moure
Stutsman County
Bismarck
Leo Nolan
Brookings
Kloten
Owen Lofthus
Bathgate
Henry J. Miron
Scotland
Ole Peterson
Dickinson
Frances Burmett
W. F. Burmett
Missouri River
Selmar Kusek
Kenneth Eckel
Helen Thomas
Valley City Normal School
Sheyenne
Thomas
Lindley H. Patton
United States Employment Service
Abstract of Non-Partisan Votes Cast in Emmons County 1918
Abstract certifies votes from Emmons County North Dakota primary election held June 21 1918. Statements attest accuracy per election boards with county officials T P Lee L Carley H Brant and B H Brant signing July 5 1918.
Primary Election Abstract of Socialist Votes in Emmons County
The document certifies the abstract of votes cast by Socialist voters in Emmons County North Dakota at the June 26 1918 primary election. It includes official attestations by E H Brant county auditor and C B Carley deputy clerk of court dated July 5 1918 and confirms the counts as true and correct from the precinct returns.
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Anvassers
A. D
B. H. Brant
County
Autiory
North Dakota
BBE
Emmons
Linton
N D
T. P. Lee
B_CARLEY
Fmmons
Gan Veniors Sig Maunisen
Board of County
N.D
C.B Carley
E. H. Brant
Oust Filipino Cabinet Demanded by Opposition
Manila August 6 Attorney Recto a member of the opposition asks the attorney general to file quo warranto proceedings to oust all cabinet members He also demands removal of former Senator Palma secretary of the interior The challenge rests on the cabinet being appointed under an act restricting to Filipino citizens allegedly violating the fourteenth amendment of the U S constitution
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Manila
P. 1
Recto
Palma
American Army Rail Transport Sets Faster European Record
The Weekly Dispatch praises American officers directing troop moves in Europe. It cites July 7 as the day 19 trains with 220 coaches carried 10 320 men from an American camp in six hours, surpassing U S efforts.
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London
States
Dispatch
Europe
Protein in the Egg White and Other Foods
The article notes the white of eggs contains pure protein and explains protein is present in lean meats and vegetables. It mentions some vegetables have trace amounts while peanuts can exceed the protein in beefsteak.
Night and Day in London Amid War Work Shifts
Grace Boynton Monks describes London during war as a continuous cycle of night and day with workers at Woolwich arsenal on 12 hour shifts. She observes busy river traffic in the early hours, crowded roads, and women operating in dangerous conditions as they move between danger buildings and shifts.
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Grace Boynton Monks
Woolwich Arsenal
Arsenal
Scattering Votes Details By Office and Precinct
A continuation lists numerous election results with multiple offices including Commissioner of Agriculture Railroad Commissioners State Senator House of Representatives Sheriff County Auditor Treasurer Clerk of Court Register of Deeds States Attorney County Judge Coroner and various precinct committeemen. Names and counts appear for each role across many districts and locations.
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Congress
Fubstance
Agr
Labor
Commissioners of Railroads
House of Representatives
Oisness
B. M. Volk
John M Hagen
C. F. du Pois
Frank Milhollan
Thos. Taylor
Anadahl
Adam Richter
C. A. Ward
Fay Harding
Roy Yeater
J C. Sherman
Rollin V Weld
S. A
Geo. Sayerly
T. P. Lee
Quote on talent and moral principle in decisive action
A reflective note argues that success often stems not from invention but from moral choice. It contends that performance by any means acceptable in business or life reflects prudence in expedients and a lack of scruple.
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Elong Evenson
Anton Harburg
Englevat
Ransom County
Mapleton
Northern Pacific
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William McLees
Here
Arnold G. Aal
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Roger W. Cooley
University of North Dakota
Tember
Washington
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Cupid
Mars
Rose Thomasie
Iowa
William Bauknecht
Camp Dodge
Woman's Committee
National Council of Defense
Caseelton
R. J. Kelly
Richard O'Malley
Casselton
L. C. Hormell
J. Fontana
Rev. Fontana
Security State Bank of Knox
J. R. Walters
Kindred
Crangill
B. C. Crangill
Minnesota
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Kansas
Montana
Wisconsin
Oswald Shriner
Department of Agriculture
Burleigh County
Camp Custer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Army Vocational Training School
F. L. Conklin
Emmons County
H. Brant
Public Instruction
N. C. McDonald Ee
Minnie J ‘ Neilson
N. C. McDonald
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Minnie J Neilson
Ew Neenee
Ee County Superintendent of Schools
Tere Briggle
H. Hanson
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Adam Lipp
Anton Wickenheimser
John Buddlecomb
Emmet Perry
W. B. Andrus
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John van Buren
A. M. Britts
Jan Watkinson
F. F. Crawford
Anton Horner
Andreas Wolf
Michael Richter
Burr Oak
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W. Chandler
Gayton
W. P. Baker
Braddock
Fred Junge
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