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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1919

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Hagan Found Guilty In Fargo Scandinavian Bank Case

A Cass county jury convicts H. J. Hagan president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo of making a false statement to a state bank examiner. Trial began after a lengthy controversy over bank reorganizations and political pressure from the Nonpartisan League. Jurors included farmers and laborers. sentence not set, with possible imprisonment up to ten years or a $10,000 fine.

Bank of Fargo League Townley Supreme Court Birdsell Christianson Langer Casheir H. J. Hagan Cass County Englert Frazier Hagan Minnesota Fargg Forum North Dakota Bank of Fargo James Monahan St. Paul Cour Mr. Manahan W. 8. Lauder Wahpeton Manahan Nonpartisan League Mr. Hagan Robert Gibb Bev Spencer

New Legal Notices Summarized for Emmons County Readers

The Record previews legal notices from the league paper, including a petition to sell real estate in Linton and estate matters for Elizabeth Mohn. Bank condition reports for Kintyre, Templeton Temvik Braddock Hague and others show loans, overdrafts, deposits, and total business as of Nov 17.

Brinton League Emmons County Elizabeth Mohn Hunter Linton F. H. Register Bismarck J. L. Mohn Kintyre State Bank Ottal Templeton State Bank Temvik First State Bank Hague

Local Grocer Seeks Motivated Seller for Direct Sales

Long established Illinois firm, one of the world’s largest grocers, seeks an ambitious local individual to handle direct to consumer sales of coffee, oils, foods, and related items. Competitive values, guaranteed earning potential, no experience required, immediate start in western Illinois.

Reliable House Illinois

Capital News Notes on 25 percent tax rebate proposal

Earle H. Tostevin reports that a bill, approved in secret caucus, would return 25 percent of all state taxes if enacted, slicing 25 percent from all appropriations. The plan includes cuts to Mandan State Reform School and Grafton Institute, plus highway commission and cream test law funding, while a new purchasing agent would oversee all office supplies.

League House Robinson Revolution &S Towner State Reform School Mandan Institute For the Grafton State Highway Commission Senate Board of Administration

Resolutions on Loftus, Semingson, and Hagan T: Senate votes amid Fargo trial verdict on bank examiners

Resolutions demanding governor remove O E Loftus Gilbert Semingson and H J Hagan were presented after a Fargo district court verdict finding Hagan president of the Scandinavian American Bank guilty of false statements. Senate tabled the measures.

O. E. Loftus Gilbert Semingson H. J. Hagan State Guaranty Fund Commission Senate Fargo Hagan Hyland Albert ©. Sheets, Jr W. S. Lander Lofthus Hagan and Sherman Sheets

Legislature Denounces Brinton Printing Monopoly Push

The Nonpartisan League caucus killed bills aimed at amending the newspaper grab act. Representative J. A. Harris of Mercer County sponsored amendments that would give Brinton’s chain all official printing while allowing probate and other private legal work to be published in newspapers near the parties involved.

Brinton Nonpartisan League I J. A. Harris Mercer County

Strangeland Under House Inquiry After School Books Exposed

C E Strangeland faces a house special committee inquiry following a sensational expose about attempts to place socialist bolshevik and anarchist books in state school libraries. He admitted to the committee on Saturday morning as investigations continued.

C. E. Strangeland House

Debates Over Superintendent Powers Stir Library Book Controversy

During a legislative clash over Minnie Nelson's office a call to restore her powers to curb dangerous literature triggered exposure of Ellen Key and Leon Trotsky titles from traveling library cases. The investigation panel was formed with three majority and two minority members as tensions rose between board members and lawmakers.

Leaguers Frazier Strangeland George A. Totten Board of Administration Twitchell Cass House Miss Neilson Totten

Nine Month Attendance Certs and Staffing Notes

Notes by Co Supt show nine month perfect attendance certificates awarded to Edgar Brooks and others in Sand Creek Winchester McCulley. many students received three month Alma Huber certificates and third grade or fourth grade certificates. Also updates include teacher registers, district appointments at Hagueschagel and Wilson districts, and a need for eight more teachers as resignations reduce staff.

Edgar Brooks Sand Creek Frances Burge Winchester William Henderson Winona Brownell Stondahl John Brickel McCulley Alma Huber Earnestine Huber Robert Brooks Samuel Brooks Reba Brooks Curtis Brooks Lois Brooks Clara Brusch Viola Brusch Lucille Baker Edwin Baker Arthur Berreth Danbury Lila Sterling Williamsport Jennie van Soest John van der Leest Strasburg Mamie Clark Burr Oak Leslie Henderson Bertha Pfeifer Emma Krieg Freida Brickel John Wenning Arthur Pfeifer Browne l Stondahl Ida Meier Teddy Burge Alberta Sonder Ralph Haugse Clifford Coon Reuben Meier Gladys Meier Irma Burge Ellen Woods Hilda Backhaus Eula Cameron Theodore Luchs Clarence Bartu Edna Meier Alice Irvine Myrtle Young Emma Kamroski Riley Marcia E. Mountain Ed. H. Nieuwsma Hagueschagel Board Kile Eisele Henry N. Miller Anton Grunefelder Wilson

Tax increases from tax disclosures spark local resignations and editorials

The board of education calls for Prof Strangeland and Rev Totten's staff to resign amid accusations of anarchistic and socialist books in the state library. The piece details higher state and county taxes, varying local levy impacts, and specimen tax figures for Rep Roy Yeater Rep Fay Harding and B Looyenga with hail indemnity included and notes on district funding shifts.

Burtness Board of Education Strangeland Totten Gayton Cathro Minnesota Emmons N. P. League League Court House Roy Yeater Fay Harding S. E B. Looyenga Looyenga Bismarck Messrs. Harding Yeater

Peace Envoys Postpone Return From Paris

The American delegation to the peace conference postpones its voyage home from Brest. The supreme council ruled that Fiume will not be settled in the Hungarian peace treaty and will be reserved for final Allied decision by the powers.

Paris Brest United States Supreme Council Fiume

Missourian to Succeed Redfield as Commerce Secretary

Joshua Willis Alexander of Gallatin Missouri, a representative in congress, has been selected by President Wilson to be secretary of commerce, succeeding William T Redfield.

Redfield Washington Joshua Willis Alexander Gallatin Missouri Congress Wilson Commerce William T. Redfield

The Friendly Church Invites All to Sunday Services

The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m and evening Epworth League at 7 15 p m with studies for next Sunday. Pastor S M Swaney extends a welcome to residents and visitors to attend services at The Friendly Church.

Epworth League the Friendly Church S. M. Swaney

Court Still in Session as Jury Adds Fifteen Names

Jury growth slows terms of district court as Sheriff McKee notifys new jurors. Cases at issue include alienation of affection verdict of one dollar, Ryckman stock damages settlements, and Green vs Van Beek with ten dollar award. Bosch stock and plowing outfit disputes draw attention as term length appears extended.

Lester Schwab Linton Peter M. Weisbeck Hague John Eastwood Glencoe Clark Crawford Hazelton Glen Mickel Geo. Frood Carl Beebe Leon Lesher W. H. Grogan R. D. Jackman Chris, Weber Fred Hichardson Herman Suieltz Braddock W. R. Bower Glercoe Lexpokd Bauxtaer Strasburz _Dsseve Stellan Plantiff Ryckman C. E. Green Ed. van Beek Kramer-Bichler Kramer Bosch Chris Bosch Joe Bosch

Aberdeen Business College Enrollment Notice

The Aberdeen Business College announces enrollment opportunities for prospective students. Application details and deadlines are provided by the college administration for the upcoming term.

Aberdeen Business College

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Scandinavian-American Bank Capital News Earle H. Tostevin Sec. N Harding Yenter Enroll
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