Turners and travelers fill Linton notes
Glen Turner spent Thursday and Friday in Bismarck seeking a dishwasher job at the Turner Hotel. Carl Vorlander and A. N. Junge visited Eureka on Monday. Multiple residents, farms, and businesses are listed with short notes on visits, travel, and local happenings around Linton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Turner
Bismarck
Turner Hotel
Carl Vorlander
A. N. Junge
Eureka
A. M. Britte
Chris. Vorlander
Denies Rate Increases In Western Rail Freight Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission limited rail rate hikes proposed for lines from Chicago to Denver and border towns to the Gulf, allowing a net revenue gain of 1.63 million instead of the requested 7.6 million. The decision, known as the western advance rate case, affects Minnesota to Texas and Indiana to New Mexico, including coal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Denver
Gulf of Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Western
Western Trunk Line
Trans-Mississippi Freight Bureau
Southwestern Tariff Commmission Territories
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Indiana
Kentucky
Aliana
British destroyer Lynx sunk by mine in North Sea
The British torpedo boat destroyer Lynx was sunk after striking a mine in the North Sea. The 936-ton vessel, 260 feet long, carried three 4-inch guns and four 21-inch torpedo tubes. Normal crew numbered 100. four officers and 22 men were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lynx
North Sea
Indictments for Eastland disaster handed to court
Indictments charging manslaughter and criminal carelessness were returned before Judge Kersten in Chicago in connection with the Eastland disaster. Named are George T. Arnold president, William H. Hull vice president and general manager, W. C. Steele secretary treasurer, Ray W. Davis assistant secretary treasurer, Harry Pederson captain, Joseph M. Erickson engineer of the St. Joseph Steamship Company. Washington reports the War Department seeking information from American war suppliers on facilities and potential government use in emergencies as private plants push to meet large orders for European belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kersten
Eastland
St. Joseph Steamship Company
George T. Arnold
William H. Hull
W. C. Steele
Ray W. Davis
Harry Pederson
Joseph M. Erickson
Washington
War Department
United States
Cross-country auto route would boost many towns and counties
A proposed route along the Red Trail and Yellowstone system would connect Selby Mound City Herreid Strasburg Linton Telnvik Hazelton Moffit and extend to the main line. It would advertise Campbell Emmons Burleigh and adjacent counties and create a north south trunk road benefiting Aberdeen and Bismarck with local business and auto owner support urged. If backed by towns and country, the plan could be built someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby
Mound City
Herreid
Strasburg
Linton
Telnvik
Hazelton
Moffit
Campbell
Emmons
Burleigh
Aberdeen
Bismarck
Carranza Arraigns Wilson Over Wall Street Robbery Charge
General Carranza denounces the Latin American conference and the White House in a published arraignment. He accuses Washington of plotting to install a president by force and condemns what he calls the highway robbery of Wall Street bandits. He pledges to defend Mexican autonomy with armed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carranza
White House
Heriberto Jara
American Department of State
A. B.C
Wall Street
Mexico
Building a Local Trail to Link Transcontinental Routes
The article urges Emmons County to promote a local trail connecting the Red Trail and Yellow stone Trail networks. It notes traffic through Linton, Temvik, and Hazelton, praising grade work from J. H. Reamer and detailing road improvements from Temvik to Hazelton and toward Moffit. A minimal investment could complete a strong link between Strasburg Herreid and the Northern Pacific main line.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Tennent
Glanavon
Heinrich Nathan
Einer Sandwick
J. M. Stewart
E. Jampolsky
L. H. Briggle
W. H. Johnson
Rolland
Reiker’s Grove
Elrod
Clark
Emil Hardt
Anton Larson
Mr. Larson
Mrs. Paul
Mr. Mitchell
Portland
Oregon
A. J. Leuver
LeSeuer, Minn
N. P
John Shenkenberger
R. E. Cobb
Shenkenberger
Adv
Frank McConville
Micky
Dale
McConville
Opera House
Bert Thompson
Hazell
Ludwig Rieker
Rosa Weil
Lutheran Church
Timmcke
Dahms
Ed. Miller
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
A.N. Drake
Edward Braddock
Detroit
Minn
Grace Cawnon
Record Force
Ellendale
Streeter
Lucy Bowler
F. G. Glines
Braddock
Chas. S. Lane
Lane
John Meier
E.H. Smith
A. H. Irvine
Twin Cities
Charles Paulson
West Linton
A. L. Geil
Mr. Geil
Upper Broadway
Andreas Kelsch
W. L. Bales
Linton Mornday
Kintyre
Napoleon
W. O. Irwin
Don Tracy
Pollock
Pollock Way
Attorney Coventry
Cliff Putnam
O. F. Waller
Mr. Waller
Scott Cameron
Western Points
Tacoma
Seattle
Chas. Coventry
Mandan
Coventry
Temvik
Brookings
S. C
Red Trail
Chas. Martinson
F. E. Palmer
J. M. Palmer
George Smith
George
Minnesota University
W. ©. Wolverton
Rochester
Points South
Supt
Briggle
A. N. Drake
Don Bidwell
Bidwell
Fort Yates
John H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Emmons County
Alex Bosch
Chas. Brown
Nick Heisler
W. T. Cooper
The
Benedict Banner
Cooper
L. Mankoff
W. S. Rigler
Farmers
Mr. Mankoff
Pollock Place
Mr. Rigler
Abe
Flasher
Frank Bell
Frank
Idaho Falls
Idaho
North Dakota
Union
J. €. Wolfer
General Merchandise
Commerce Commission
Canada
Gulf
Eastland Horror
OUR
Colden
A. J. Jangula, Prop
Iwice Gravel and Band
WM. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Bray Line
el Traine
N.P
Wilson
West Line
J. H. Reamer
World Speed Kings
Joan Newton
Northern Pacific
A. R. Corwine
Northern Pacific Railway
A. M. Cleland
Gen’ Pass
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