Record of North Dakota News Snippets
A collage of small North Dakota items reports fires in Judson Bierman and Dutchess, church plans in Williston and Bismarck, a 80 year old groom with an 8 year old bride in Devils Lake, and trials postponed in Towner. Other notes cover rail and road work, school bonds, postmaster appointments, boy scouts, and a mix of legal actions and local incidents across counties.
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Drayton
Devils Lake
Knights of Columbus
Willston
Judson
Amidon
Bierman
Williston
First Lutheran
Towner
Walter Zimmerman
Bismarck
Frazier
Mandsa
Nandan
Is City
Fargo
Min. Neapolis
Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank
North Dakota
Montana
Glasston
Albert Bride
Jamestown
Jamestown College
B. H Kreeze
J. H. Riley
Sterling
North Dakota Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Dickinson
Missouri Slope Stockmen's
Belfield
George Allery
Newton Brown
J. I. Cahill
Grant County
Carl Kositzky
J. A. Caley
FE. L. Gunderson
State Pardon Board
D. H. Ugland
Langer
F. R. Smyth
United States Health Service
Ellendalle
Minot
American Legion
Scandinavian Educational State Ownership League
Maddock
Sheldon
Emil Kantz
Edsell H. Sikes
Mountrail
Stanley
Ramsey County
Hismarck
The
Farmers' Union
Missouri River
Hankinson
Soldiers’ Memorial Committee
Flaherty
Burleigh County
Mandan
Crawford
Hanley
Moorhead
New England
Democratic State Central Committee
Wfith
League of Nations
Northern Pacific
M. W. Ronn
Canada
William Langer
L. Nichols
Wilson Stands Pat on Peace Treaty Delay
President Wilson rejects any compromise or concessions on the Peace treaty and pins responsibility on Republican Senate leaders for the delay. Amid mixed signals, Democrats support the stance while Republicans insist the President must move. Most factions expect decisive action to be postponed until after Congress’s holiday recess, likely in January.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
White House
Recess Waits Rail Decision
The Senate’s fifth night on the railroad bill ends with doubt a recess will start before action. Leaders agree not to recess until the measure passes to conference, though Lodge and Mondell may suspend House business to allow holiday travel if the Senate stalls.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lodge
Mondell
Explosion Kills 43 at German Ammunition Depot
In Germany near Wilhelmshaven 43 workers died and over 100 were injured when a blast at the Mariensiel ammunition depot occurred during shell unloading. The disaster disrupted operations and drew emergency crews from nearby towns.
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Germany
Berlin
Mariensiel
Wilhelmshaven
Austrian Chancellor Renner Seeks Food Aid at Paris
Dr. Karl Renner, chancellor of Austria, warns at Paris that the republic faces starvation without immediate relief from the peace conference. He says he will resign if no assurances come that Austrians will be fed.
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Paris
Karl Renner
Renner
Associated Press
Packers 10 Quit All Sidelines in Historic Anti-Trust Pact
Washington December 19 The government’s antitrust suit against the big meat packers led by Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy has been compromised by a court supervised agreement. The firms will confine to meat and provision business, sell stockyards interests and related assets, abandon retail and unrelated lines, and cease distribution outside meat and dairy products under federal supervision. The decree covers 87 corporations and 49 individuals and allows two years for compliance.
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Washington
Wilson
Swift
Armour
Morris, Wilson
Cudahy
United States District Court
United States
Prison sentences for I W W members in Kansas City
Federal Judge John C. Pollock sentenced 27 Industrial Workers of the World members found guilty of conspiracy against the government. Penalties ranged 3 to 9 years at Leavenworth with 90 days to appeal. Notable case: C W Anderson of Minneapolis to serve nine years. Local notes: Williston retailers form a credit bureau and Muandan Red Cross drive nets 1,024 memberships.
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Kansas City
Kan
John C. Pollock
Industrial Workers of the World
Federal District Court
Leavenworth
Pollock
C. W. Anderson
Minneapolis
Ricultural and Oil Workers
Iran
Oklahoma
Fred Robertson
United States
Williston
Muandan
Red Cross
Ice delivery ad by J. F. Schiermeister
An archival advertisement offers immediate ice delivery and washing and similar purposes. J. F. Schiermeister promotes prompt service with a price of two dollars per order.
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J. F. Schiermeister
Adv
Emmons County Light & Power warns bills due by 10th
Notice to all patrons to call at the office and pay their light bills before the 10th of each month or service may be discontinued. G. C. Fuller, Manager.
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Emmons County Light & Power Co
G. C. Fuller
Mgr
Aberdeen Business College Offers Course in Business
The Aberdeen Business College announces a Course in Business starting next Monday morning. Get ready for a career in the Business World and request the catalog from manager George L. Kemper. Regular enrollments and details are provided by the college office.
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Aberdeen Business College
George L. Kemper
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in North Dakota
Department of the Interior notices Fred Albrecht of Temvik N D filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim under an 1916 homestead entry. The hearing will occur before Don L. Tracy at Linton N D on January 20 1920. Witnesses Elmer A. Anderson George Richardson S G Busby and David Job Sr. reside Temvik and Linton.
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Department of the Interior
Bismarck
N. D
Moran
Fred Albrecht
Temvik
Township
West 5Th Principal Meridian
Don L. Tracy
Linton
Elmer A. Anderson
George Richardson
S. G. Busby
David Job. Sr
EB. Byrne
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