Emmons County Registers 26 Voters in 1926
Twenty six men in Emmons County registered since last registration raising the total to twenty one. Hazelton led with eight registrants followed by Braddock four Temvik three and Linton Hull Strasburg and Pollock with two each. Kintyre Dale Zeeland contributed one or two apiece while Hague had none. Listed registrants include Paul Skinner Arthur Moydenkins Naztion Dufford Charley Wright Leroy Smock Norman Capelle Sam Russel Johnson Hyalmer Raisanen Rudolph Stermer Edward Kertzman Adam Richter Jr Philip Schlittenuart Carroll Stedman John Miller Ward Norman Linton William Beastrom Clarence Benson John Hank Peter Droog Herman Jynge Bert Van Beek John Vanderwal Mguinley Reamann Edward Jacobson Nolt Johannes Tempel Valentine Scherr.
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Hazelton
Braddock
Temvik
Linton
Hull
Strasburg
Pollock
Kintyre
Dale
Zeeland
Hague
Aul
E. ‘Skinner Hazelton
Arthur Moydenkins
Nazziton Dufford “Pall ‘Wright
Hazelton Chares Leroy Smock Kintyre Norman €. Capelle Hazeton
Sam Russel Johnson
Hazelton Hyalmer Raisanen Braddock
Rudolph H. Stermer Dale Edward M. Kertzman
Adam Richter Jr
Philip Schlittenuart
Hazelton Carroll Stedman Temvik
John P. Miller
Linton Ward Norman Linton William Albert Beastrom Temvik
Clarence Albert Benson
John A. Hank Hull
Peter Droog Jr
Hull Herman X Jynge Braddock
Bert C. van Beek Pollock
John Vanderwal Pollock
Mguinley Reamann Braddock
Edward Edwin, Jacobson Braddock
Nolt Strasburg
Johannes Tempel
Letter from Herbert Johnny in British Expeditionary Force
Herbert A. Johnie writes from a Field Hospital unit with the American Expeditionary Force after landing in France. He describes arrival, camp, meals, days at sea, and reports cheerful local people and prisoners of war, asking family not to worry and inquiring about his mother's allotments. He closes with a note on others feeling the same and a London newspaper remark about reprisals.
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Bis
New York
Mother
London
Polish Immigrant Chooses U S Brakeman Life Over European Kingship
Peter Sobieski, living in Oakland after working as a brakeman in Arizona, declined a Polish king offer and later rejected a U S army interpreter post. He preferred American citizenship over ruling Poland under German influence, turning down royal promises and military service alike.
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United States
Europe
Peter Spbieski
John II
Poland
Berlin
Sobieski
Oakland
Cal
Arizons
Price
Tobieski
Los Angles
Germany
Do “Ginte
Seeainj
Peter
Iso
House Approves Expanded Draft To Ages 18 45
The House passed the manpower bill expanding the draft to all men aged 18 to 45, with a near party line vote of 336 to 2 after debate on delaying youths. Chairman Dent failed to move to defer 18 to 21-year-olds, as opponents warned of broader mobilization. The bill now advances to the Senate where leaders expect passage this week.
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Warhing.co
House
Wer
New York
Gordon O
Ohio
Emocrat
Reedinys
Fef
Senate
Enem y Alien Zone Considered for NY Shoreline
Federal authorities weigh creating an enemy alien armed zone along most of the New York ocean front and 35 miles south along the New Jersey coast. Current restrictions bar enemy access to military naval shipping railroad and storage sites and may be extended to the shore in general.
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New York
Sustcion
Atlantic
New York Ocean
New Jersey
Lieutenant Putnam Downs Eleventh German Plane
With the American Armies in France Aug 26 Lieutenant Putnam of the American air forces has downed his eleventh German airplane. The pilot and observer were killed. The Rumpler fell within the Allied lines in flames.
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France
Putnam
Food Administration Urges Clean Threshing To Save Wheat
A wartime plea urges farmers to prevent wheat waste from threshers. It outlines a blanket test to detect inefficiency, warns of prosecution under the food control act, and directs county officials to enforce thorough cleanup and accurate weighing to protect grain and farm finances.
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France
United States Food Administration
Food ,Administration
County Council of National Defense and Food Administrator
30 Men Called From This County for Training Camps
Thirty men from the county have been summoned to depart for training camps over seven days. Names not yet drawn for September 4. Draftees leaving for Camp Lewis Washington via N P include John B. Bossert Strasburg Anton Mattern Strasburg Eino Wallenius Linton Homer Lamm Braddock. Others head to Grand Forks via N P Karl E Ponath Linton Paul E Skinner Hazelton. Additional groups scheduled for Camp Dodge Town via N P John Eide Kintyre John M Kinney Moffit. September 3 for Camp Grant Rockford Illinois William Wilton Braddock Joseph Hoffman Madison Minnesota George H Towle Braddock John W Westbrook Pollock Charles W Fackler Braddock.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
N. P
John B. Bossert
Strasburg
Anton Mattern
Eino Wallenius Linton
Homer H. Lamm Braddock
Grand Forks
Karl E. Ponath Linton
Paul E. Skinner Hazelton
Camp Dodge
John Eide Kintyre
John M. Kinney Moffit
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Milwaukee
William Wilton Braddock
Joseph Hoffman Madison
Kaiser as I Knew Him Fourteen Years
Dr. Arthur N. Davis, dentist to the German ruler from 1904 to 1918, begins a new serial in the Minneapolis Journal. The feature promises insights from a close associate and will start within a week. Readers are urged to watch for the first chapter and save issue.
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Kaiser
Arthur N. Davis
Minneapolis
Notice of Move to Stone Drug Store for Jewelry and Drugs
A business announces relocation from its old location to the Stone Drug Store. It will carry jewelry, patent medicines, and other drug store goods and invites former customers to visit and inspect the updated stock.
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Stone Drug Store
Court rules Cunard blameless in Lusitania sinking case
U S district court judge in New York holds Cunard Steamship Co not liable for losses from the torpedoing of the Lusitania by a German submarine. The decision assigns fault to the German government and notes the ship was not armed nor carrying explosives on the May 7 1915 voyage. The ruling dismisses nearly $4 000 000 in claims by heirs.
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New York
Admiralty Branch
United States District Court
Julius M. Mayer
Cunard Steamship Company
Mayer
America
Cunard Line
United States of America
Alles
Lusitania
Eastern Galicia Floods Ravage Cra cow Region and Eastern Galicia
Continuous rains and floods in Cra cow and surrounding Eastern Galicia area cause great damage. Rivers and streams sweep away bridges and buildings and many people drown. Grain crops ruined and potatoes rotting. Famine conditions fuel spread of typhus smallpox and dysentery.
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Zurich
Cracow
Galicia
Three U S Fliers Killed In Fire Island Seaplane Crash
Navy reports a seaplane with a three man crew including Ensign Donald C. Pero collided with another seaplane off Fire Island. Pero's craft sank with no trace found after search. Ensign H. Stevens and his crew landed safely.
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Fire Island
Washington
Donald C. Pero
Navy Department
Pero
H. Stevens
Fire destroys Green River Distilling plant in Owensboro
Fire at the Green River Distilling company plant in Owensboro Kentucky destroyed the entire facility and 43000 barrels of whiskey. Losses exceed 33 million dollars with whiskey valued at 2.84 million and government tax loss about 6.7 million. Tax on whiskey had not yet been collected.
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Owensboro
Green River Distilling Company
United States
Record Substake Notice From Emmons County Record
The government requires newspapers to stop subscriptions after three months without renewal. Subscribers in arrears must pay by October first or be dropped. Check your paper date, if it shows 4-Jan-18 your subscription expired January 4, 1918. Pay promptly to help comply with the law and make checks payable to Emmons County Record.
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Emmons County Record
Farmers sugar ration cut in North Dakota
The Federal Food Administration reduces sugar allotment for threshing season from three pounds per person per month to two pounds. Federal Food Administrator Ladd cites scarce supplies and the risk of fruit canning losses if sugar remains unavailable for immediate needs.
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North Dakota
Washington
Federal Food Administration
Ladd
Non-Italian Popes Among Mostly Italian Lineage
The article notes that while most popes have been Italian, several non-Italians served as pope. Clement II was Saxon German Suidger, Clement IV was French Leo Gros, Clement V French d'Agoust, Clement VI French Pierre Roger, Alexander VI Spanish Borgia, Calixtus II French, and Calixtus III Spanish Borgia uncle to Alexander VI.
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Clement II
Suidger
Clement IV
Leo Gros
Clement V
d’Agoust
Clement VI
Pierre Roger
Alexander VI
Borgia
Calixtux II
Calixtux III
Settling an Oriental Strike Ends Labor Dispute
The labor and capital dispute concluded on Monday and weaving sheds are to resume full work from Tuesday. The settlement was hastened by Mahatma Gandhi’s vow to fast until an agreement was reached.
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Mr. Gandhi
Times of India
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Registe
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Herbert A. Johnie
Field Hospital Co
Peter Sobieski
King
Ffezsure
Coss
Serate
Nemy Alien Barred Zone
Atlantic Coast
Davis
Wilson
the Kaiser
Lusitana
Cunard
U. S
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