Hazelton News Notes Busy Week of Local Doings
Hazelton residents report illness and travel as Louie Berkholz is seriously ill from quinsy and E. E. Kradberg visits Bismarck. Leonard Lesher joins a traveling orchestra, and several locals make trips to Linton and St. Cloud. Community events include a Catholic Sewing Circle meeting, a dance by a traveling orchestra, and preparations for a parish house. The Hazelton Shipping Association ships hogs to eastern markets and post office renovations progress.
Local District Picks New Leader From Upper End
At Linton, residents debated county leadership with G A Lenhart Dave Crimmits A E Tye H A Armstrong Ben Klabunde Jude Horstmeyer Charlie Clark and Bert Vetter in attendance. Varying views split support between retaining Matthews or appointing T E Lawler of Hampton, with Frank Gough nour ultimately chosen three to two.
Armstrongs Leave for the South in Winter Trip
Attorney and Mrs. H A Armstrong left Tuesday night for Linton en route to southern points for the winter. Plans are hazy they will visit Fort Scott Kansas and possibly relatives in Ohio. They stayed overnight in Linton and traveled on the Milwaukee south on Wednesday.
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H. A. Armstrong
Linton
Fort Scott
Kansas
Ohio
Milwaukee
Hazelton Couple Secretly Wed in Linton Then Return
Bert Thompson and Hilda Hanson married quietly in Linton and returned as Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Sunday night. News spread by Monday noon, catching students in Hazelton off guard. The groom is a local business man and the bride a Hazelton teacher who will continue teaching this year.
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Bert Thompson
Hazelton
Hilda Hanson
Linton
Mrs. Thompson
Senator McLean Forecasts Farm Loan Bond Bill
Washington Senator McLean chairing the Senate banking and currency committee introduced a bill to amend the Federal farm loan act. It would authorize bonds in denominations of 40 100 500 and 1000 and larger issued in series of not less than 50000. Bonds would be payable after a minimum period but within ten years and carry interest between 4 and 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McLean
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Gompers Condemns Employers Over Labor Union Attacks
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor in an address accepted the challenge from employers who seek to destroy labor unions and to negate the principles of unionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Fire Gutts Six Story Traveler Building in St Paul
Fire gutted the interior of the six story Traveler Building at 378 Jackson Street in St Paul causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. Fire crews battled the blaze with extensive damage reported across multiple floors and authorities investigating the cause.
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St. Paul
Traveler
Jackson Street
Harding cabinet picks still open as speculation rises
Marion Ohio report notes President-elect Harding hears advice from party leaders and forward the cabinet question remains unsettled with two or three key posts likely announced in January. Daugherty may join the circle but choice depends on whether he serves as adviser or cabinet member.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Community notes and official postings from Hazelton area
The column lists local appointments and developments including Judson postmaster designation for Julius Guon, a booster club formation by Kenmare business leaders, new church dedication in Beulah, and Rochdale store incorporation in Minot. Also notes a state bar exam, new college fraternities, school building plans, Legion ritual adoption, post office discontinuance to Kermit, and various local notices and ads.
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Minot
Judson
Julius Guon
Kenmare
Bismarck
Beulah
New Congregational Church
Granville
N. A. Rollag
Rochdale
Starkweather
Sterling
Standard
Dunseith
Maddock
T. C. Gilbert
Sons of Norway Lodge
Hillsboro
Bohinsack
Greenfield
Lisbon
American Legion
University
Kappa Phi Beta
Beta Chi
Phi Rho Chi
Paulson
Kermit
Divide
Langdon
William Klemisch
Artist surrenders rights at pistol point in domestic case
Madison Wisconsin Philip Franzen an artist and chief decorator at the University of Wisconsin recounts sitting with a pistol held to him and signing over all rights to his wife of ten years His wife Charlotte and the other man attended the scene and left together Manila Philippines Seventy seven constabulary soldiers pleaded not guilty to murder charges tied to a riot between constabulary and Manila police on December 15 with four Americans and seven Filipinos killed
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Madison
Wis
Philip Franzen
University of Wisconsin
Australia
Europe
America
Franzen
Charlotte
For Sale Jan6 ARNO CAPELLE Hazelton North Dakota
A sale notice lists Arno Capelle of Hazelton North Dakota as the seller with property or items offered for sale around January 6. The fragment provides limited detail on the sale type or exact location.
Taken Up Horses Near Haz elton By Fred Tjaden
I have taken up one brown mare and colt and one gray mare and colt. Owner may reclaim by paying charges and costs of this advertisement. Place is 10 miles west of Haz elton. Contact Fred Tjaden.
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Hazelton
US Mail Ship Pulitzer Reported Missing in Alaska Strait
The US mail boat Pulitzer with at least seven men aboard has been missing since December 15 and may have been lost in the Shelijoff Strait area of Alaska. Secretary John Barton Payne was informed by Alaska Governor Riggs.
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U. S. Mail
Washington
United States
Pulitzer
Straits of Shelijoff
Alaska
John Barton Payne
Governor Riggs
Seven Die as Police Fire on Rioters in Berlin
In Berlin at Faleberg seven people were killed and 22 wounded after police fired on rioters following the funeral of a communist named Hoffman. The clash involved communists protesting the funeral and resulted in deadly casualties and injuries.
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Berlin
Faleberg
Hoffman
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Hazelton Town News
Louie Berkholz
E. E. Kradberg
Leon Lesher
Levi Chapman
Fred Jenner
H. O. Batzer
Hazelton Shipping Association
G. J. Schmallen
St. Cloud, Minn
Andrus
Messrs
Albertson and
Barty
Dakota Central
N. A. Brumbaugh
Badger
Horsehead
Mrs. Brumbaugh
Bank of Hazelton
Norman Capelle
Sol. Jampolsky
Merricourt
N. D
Smolowitz
John Larson
Carpenter Yards
Miss McVeety
Westfield
Julius Rotzien
John Elwess
W. A. Leslie
Alberta
Canada
Chamley Boys
Mr. Leslie
Charlie Rathbun
Matt Stramer
Mr. Stramer
Minnesota
Stramer
Clara Brindle
Father Crank
A. A. Simmer
Rush
J. A. Gray
Harvey Smith
South Dakota
Tom Gray
Emmons
Messrs. Gray
Smith
Mionday
Carl Fischer Place
John Landsberger
G. A. Lenhart
Farmers State Bank
Mr. Tenhart
Roy Yeater
League
Emmons County
Roy
G. E. Whitford
Great Northern
Winchester
A. L. Geil
State of
Geil
Matthews
Haz
Armstrong
A. E. Klabunde
Northwestern Motor Co
Hazelton, N. D
Hitopadesa
S. E. Brindle
Bemis-Marten
J. P. Droitcorp
Babcock’s
Carlos N. Boynton Land Company
Hazelton Land
Hazelton Land Agency
Rock Roosters
Arno Capelle
Fred Tjaden
Hazelton Cafe
Snyder Building
Victor Bechtle
Prop
Hazelton, North Dakota
Utah
H. E. Winchester
Hazelton Drug Company
Hazelton, No
Farmers’ Union Elev. Co
Delaval Cream Separator Agency
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