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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
8
Berlin reports say 42 people were killed and 195 wounded as troops bayoneted demonstrators at Reichstag entrances in protest against the exploitation law. Ten dead are reported as the assembly adjourned amid workmen protests and factory closures.
Health officers report a mysterious intestinal malady called winter cholera affecting hundreds across Kansas and Missouri. New cases arise in Kansas City Atchison Pittsburg Topeka with thousands ill though only four deaths confirmed.
Fifty years ago the steamer Afrique sank in the Bay of Biscay with 589 people missing. The vessel was bound from Bordeaux to Dakar and carried 465 passengers and 150 crew members, believed to have perished.
Word from military channels reports that 13 members of the Villa band were executed by Gen Eduardo Gonzales south of Agua Prieta Sonora. Leader Juan Rodriguez, once a Villa officer, had operated in this state and Chihuahua since 1914 and was among the executed. he had also held a Carranza commission.
The Dickinson post office reported 1919 business volume exceeding 910.12 dollars over the prior year. The report highlights regional activity including bank purchases in Hatton and court actions in Wohpeton.
Farm specialists touring the county speak in Volk's hall Strasburg on Friday January 28 at 2 pm. A Republican State Convention is called in Bismarck North Dakota on January 2 1920 at 2 pm to nominate a national committeeman and electors delegates and alternates for the Chicago convention. Dated January 3 1929 by Gund er Olson Republican National Committeeman for North Dakota.
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