Martial law ends in North Dakota lignite mines return to owners
North Dakota supreme court refuses to halt miners’ return to work under old contract after martial law ends. Mines at Wilton turn over to Washburn Lignite Coal Co as miners resume work per prior wage scale with automatic revision provision.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
North Dakota Supreme Court
Supreme Court
William Lemke
Frazier
Lemke
District Court
Army generals urge 600000 man peacetime force
Washington reports the army general staff and administration agree a peacetime army of 600000 is the minimum to safeguard national interests. General March, chief of staff, corrects an earlier interpretation that lowered the minimum to 260000 and insists 600000 remains the baseline for testing U S military power.
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Washington
Army General Staff
General March
Burke May Enter Treasury Post in Cabinet Shuffle
Washington November 26 Former Governor John Burke of North Dakota now treasurer of the United States may succeed Carter Glass as secretary of the treasury The choice rests between Burke and R C Leffingwell the former favorite for the job.
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Washington
John Burke
North Dakota
United States
Carter Glass
Treasury
Mr. Burke
Betwen
R. C. Leffingwell
Notice of Intent to Complete Three Proof on Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notices Chris Albrecht of Temvik North Dakota who on November 29 1916 filed an additional Homestead Entry for lot 4 section 30 township 133 N range 77 W 5th Principal Meridian and intends to make proofs to establish claim before Don L Tracy county judge at Linton North Dakota on December 3 1919 Witnesses named Elmer A Anderson of Linton S G Busby of Temvik David Job Sr. of Temvik George Richardson of Linton P E Byrne Register
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Don L. Tracy
Linton
N. D
Elmer A. Anderson
G. Busby
Temvik
David Job Sr
George Richardson
P. E. Byrne
Pioneer Days notes from The Record January 1895
In early January 1895 local notes report Kelly and Treasurer Lee visiting Bismarck, a birth in Burr Oak district, postmaster handling pension business, inaugural ball memories, veterans planning a royal camp fire, and cold January weather. Local correspondents mention New Year visits, neighbors, hens thriving, and hay and wood shipments between Glanavon and Fort Yates with clean crossings.
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Kelly
Lee
Bismarck
Wesley Baker
Burr Oak District
Glenaoe
Glanavon
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Farmers State Bank
Linton, North Dakota
Frank Chesrown
Fred Heinrich
M. T. Barger
Otto T. Becker
A. E. Becker
Fortaine
James Howell
Chris. Albrecht
Linton Tire Hospital Co. C. Grenz, Prop
Mary Vail Andrees
Mary Vall Andrees
Red Cross
France
Miss Andrees
Tifiis
Western
Asia
March
San Jose
Calif
Anton Schoembs
San Francisco
Floyd Lee McClure
Schoembs
McClure
San Quentin Prison
Mee
Thrift Club
First State Bank of
Strasburg Drug CO
R. Volk
THE
First State Bank
Strasburg Hardware CO
B. Wald, Prop
Strasburg Bazaar
J. J. Poort
Leader
John Schmaltz
Strasburg, North Dakota
Strasburg Auto CO
Imino Vgtomae
Deboer & van Soest
Fords
Oaklands
German State Bank
General Banking
Strasburg Lumber CO
Conrad Kraft
Kraft Elevator CO
Kraft & Foryziak
Props
Studebaker Cars
Liberty Grain CO
Peter C. van Soest
Maxwell
Oldsmobile
Emmons County Record
Jos. Clark
W. L. Bales
Bert Payne
Here
Fort Yates
Pete Eeene
Portugal
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