Sale of Land Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Administratrix Arline Freese of Ole O Lunde estate advertises sale by public auction at Hazelton ND on September 12 1921 at 2 pm. Property: NE quarter of Section 14 Township 136 North Range 77 West, Emmons County. Terms: cash or half cash with balance in three years at 6 percent interest, mortgage back, subject to judge confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. L. Tracy
Emmons
North Dakota
Ole O. Lunde
Buchanan
Hazelton
Aroline Freese
Ambrose Small disappearance linked to legless man
Detectives in Toronto say a legless, severely wounded man matching the description of Ambrose Small, former theatre owner, has been found. The man has memory loss, and Detective Brophy of Des Moines demands a $50,000 reward before turning him over to Canadian authorities.
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Des Moines
Des’ Moines
Toronto
Ambrose Small
Ory
Brophy
Accused Dentist Brumfield Demands Roseburg Return
Canadian source reports Dr. R. C. Brumfield held for Roseburg authorities on murder charges in the July 14 death of Dennis Russell. Brumfield allegedly confessed and begged to be rushed back to face the case. Evidence includes Russell shot, body placed in Brumfield's car, car wreck near Roseburg, clothing and ring on the victim, and the head reportedly blown off with a shotgun or dynamite before the wreck was set ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Brumfield
Roseburg
Ore
Dennis Russell
Ritchie
Dr. Brumfield
Britain faces possible third naval power if ships delayed
In Parliament Churchill warned delaying shipbuilding risks Britain becoming a third-ranked naval power. Amery outlined four Hood-type battle cruisers to avoid larger dock yards, arguing the plan targets only the empire’s safety and does not provoke scrapping. Lady Astor urged that Washington talks must yield real disarmament while the U S pursues first-class status.
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London
House of Commons
L. C. Amery
Admiralty
Winston Spencer Churchill
United States
Japan
England
America
Washington
Lady Astor
Great Britain
Legion Convention Closes In Winona Minnesota
The third annual American Legion department convention ended with officers and delegates elected for the national convention in Kansas City from October 31 to November 2. Dr. A. A. Van Dyke of St. Paul was elected department commander. The body reaffirmed support for adjusted compensation for former service men and relief for disabled veterans, urged active Americanization efforts, and condemned clemency for disloyalists and slackers.
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Winona
Minn
Department
The
American Legion
Resolutions on German withdrawal tabled in House
Washington reports that resolutions on withdrawing American occupation forces from Germany remain pending before the House foreign affairs committee and are not expected to be acted on this session. Chairman Porter said the state department does not believe action is justified at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Porter
State Department
Martinelli to Succeed Caruso at Metropolitan Opera
London to Milan dispatch reports Giovanni Martinelli will replace Enrico Caruso as the leading tenor at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, authoritatively stated.
Landis Bars Ex White Sox Players From Baseball
Judge K M Landis commissioner of baseball ruled against restoring any acquitted 1919 World Series players to organized baseball. The decision follows the conspiracy case tied to the Black Sox scandal and extends to former White Sox players in doubt of future eligibility.
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Landis
White Sox
Chicago
K. M. Landis
National Baseball Co
Sioner
Builders Near Agreement In Chicago After Settlement Talks
Chicago negotiators report a tentative settlement ending the long standing building trades stalemate that has delayed construction work in the city.
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icago—The Building Trades
Chicago
Governor Strong Urges Foreign Markets for Farmers
Governor Strong of New York Federal Reserve Bank tells a joint congressional commission that foreign marketing of surplus raw materials is vital to the economy. He argues export markets should be developed to consume American goods rather than pay interest on debts, and suggests broader credit for farmers through country banks and land banks. He defends the Fed system against critics, highlighting its wartime stability.
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Strong
Washington
United States
Governor Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Europe
Federal Reserve System
Reserve System
Reserve Bank
New York
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
M. E. Pastor Slays Priest in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama Reverend E R Stephenson a Methodist minister shot and killed Father James E Coyle priest of St Pauls Catholic church after the shooting he surrendered to county jail admitting the act Stephenson said he killed the priest because he had performed a marriage ceremony for his daughter to Pedro Gusman a Catholic The priest died later at a hospital authorities said police reported three gunshot wounds were inflicted by Stephenson
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Birmingham
Ala
James E. Coyle
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
E. R. Stephenson
Stephenson
Father Coyle
Pedro Gusman
President's Father Weds In Monroe Michigan
Marion Ohio friends heard Dr George T Harding father of President Harding had quietly wed in Monroe Michigan to Alice Stevens his longtime stenographer and assistant. He reportedly traveled to attend a medical convention and was said to be 76 on nomination day while his bride is 52.
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Marion
Ohio
Detroit
George T. Harding
Harding
Monroe
Mich
Alice Stevens
Grain Grade Bill Favorable Reported By House Panel
Washington A bill by Representative Steenerson Republican of Minnesota to modify Federal grades of spring wheat was reported favorably by the House agriculture committee.
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Washington
Steenerson
Minnesota
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Passes Lodge Boxer Bill for Indemnity Remission
Washington The Senate passed Senator Lodge of Massachusetts bill to remit further payments by China to the United States under the Boxer indemnity treaty and sent the measure to the House for action.
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Senate
Lodge
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
China
United States
House
Wood named Philippine governor by Harding
President Harding allegedly selected Major General Leonard Wood to serve as governor general of the Philippines and Wood reportedly expressed willingness to accept the post.
Record previews Lincoln bio and heart strain test note
The Record previews next week’s feature on Abraham Lincoln in A Man for the Ages and notes a British Medical Journal guidance that assessing irritable heart requires progressively increasing physical exertion with careful aftercare.
Uniformity of Japanese Soldiers Reveals Tight Variations
A report notes the striking uniformity in Japanese infantry by citing measurements from a regiment. The data show height variations exceeding two inches and weight differences around twenty pounds, illustrating remarkable consistency in bodily dimensions.
Emmons County Board Proceedings Detail Road Work
Emmons County commissioners approve state highway funding for road improvements and hear petitions for a 4.84 acre highway strip. They authorize payments for road work and damages, hear petitions by Ignatz Bosch, and adjourn to September 3. Names include McConville, DuHesame, Geo Brooks, August Strong, and others with numerous road district tallies and expenses.
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Page Reser
Sebastian McHersy Sora
Ludwig Glatt
Trrelee
Adam Hulm
Gerrit
Dornbush
Jon Bartu
Ono
tRosie Es Wee Vie
Thos. Renshers
H. Wilkinson
Bruce Biddlecomb
Circle Fouse
Putnam
B. W. Whitney
Raphael Schaffner
Albert Sikkema
Taelewlee
John Cleveringa
William Renskers
Samuel Renskers
John BE
van Beek
Ae Los Ee
John FE
van Meek
Rypkema
Garret Vander Vorste
McConville
duHesame
State Highway Commission
Congress
Emmons County
Board of County Commissioners
Ignatz Bosch
N. R
Emmons
North Dakota
Linton
Emmons Couty
Geo. Brooks
Spence
Tore. Ierling ‘O
Beaver Valley Motor Co
Epcomat H.W
P Conde
Williamsport Motor Co
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M. E. Pastor
Dr. Harding
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Bachellor
Abraham Lincoln
the Record
Siza
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Sa Vehicle Covmibridgew
Ctenics
G. N. Turner
Frank Munsey
Globe- Gazette Pts. Co
Louis F. Stevens
Board of Insanity
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Wolverton
Commis- Northwestern
Sheet & Iron
John Bender
Maters
Linton Bridge Const. ‘Co
Linton Bridge
Const. Co., & Publishing
St. James Hospital
Geo
Monteith
William Sieler
Witness
Supt of Highways
Engel
Hazelton Drug Co
Bridget Strats
Lyle Tong
Ery
Linton’ Bridge
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Bridgwe
Emmonson Record
Harry C. Lynn
Vincent Shier
Anstating ‘Co. of
B. H. Tong
LE Saroetion & Oxpanse Co
F. H. Carpenter
Dakota Central Tel. Co
Sons de Light & Power Co
Carpenter Lbr. Co
Court House
Thompson Yds., Inc
B. Carley
Bismarck
Henry Ait Hanson
Jacob
Eworabraal
P. Lee
F. J. McConville
Frank Goughnour
Jacob Schall
Panery
Teaume
Bae
E. H. Brant
Punkor
T. P, Lee
Ideal Auto Tops
Bismarck Furniture and Upholstery CO
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Seeley’s Restaurant
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Michigan - Ave
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