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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
6
A compact update summarizes intelligence gathered from a broad region. Analysts note cross-domain indicators and coordinated activity across multiple zones. Foreign and defense officials emphasize ongoing data fusion and threat assessment efforts.
The column surveys Senate moves on pension bills and antitrust actions, diplomatic chatter about Ambassador Boyce, Red Cross reports from Shanghai on Chinese famine districts, and legislative actions including the Moon bill, canal bids, and interstate commerce appointments. It notes a raft of regional political shifts and financial talks across Washington and abroad.
A jumble of short notices notes financial, political, and legal affairs. Topics include a bank closure in Dexter Maine, papal gout report denial, U.S. House passage of a 25 million dollar bill, judicial and federal court matters, tax law push, military spending and personnel changes, and various incidents from Missouri to New York, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, and beyond with deaths and appointments.
In a regional political snapshot the new Alabama governor brands prohibition a failure while Democrats in New York caucus nominate W F Sheehan for senator. Nelson W Aldrich outlines national bank plan and national Democrats rally in Baltimore but no presidential push emerges.
Report says grand jurors demand inspection as indictments or subpoenas surface in connection with an alleged vote trafficking case. Authorities seek access to records and witnesses to determine extent and accountability in the alleged scheme.
Reports from Danville say grand jurors will likely indict politicians and precinct workers tied to vote buying and campaign finance scandals. Witnesses linked to ex county official Whitlock and figures like Shepard and Knox face subpoenas as probes connect to embezzlement and alleged vote purchases.
Five armed bandits burst into Mrs. Eliottonfiest’s West Street party in an upscale New York district. They threatened guests, searched pockets and jewelry, took $25 and jewelry worth about $1,500, then fled. Detectives were unable to locate the robbers.
In Bismarck this morning Judge KE S Merce dismissed the case against G L Bickford after States Attorney Smith moved to quash for lack of a returned warrant. The filing involved an Attorney General Miller warrant and a prosecuting attorney ally, with Mul present and a complaining witness, the stay extended to Friday afternoon. Judge Perry scheduled further action at 2 oclock on the next date.
Washington January 21 large committees will have 21 members each under a Democratic resolution carried by the next house caucus. Minority representation remains, and the Ways and Means panel is not expected to expand soon. Senator Carter assails direct election of senators. Lorimer case vote date debated in Senate. In Duluth the trial of bandit Charles Melodrowsky proceeds with prosecutors and the 15 year old accomplice Johnson to be tried next.
In a Roseland area prairie storm two Yankton Indian women traveling with husbands and children died from freezing while saving their babies. A rescue party found one mother already dead and the other died moments later. the babies survived untouched. The tragedy occurred near How Creek as they tried to reach safety. News reached Yankton today.
Reports from New York and St Paul describe the death of Paul Morton, former secretary of the navy, and a fatal hotel incident. Fire at Rogers block in St Paul prompts rescues. fog disrupts wire service between Twin Cities. Andrew Carnegie donates 10 000 to Carnegie Institute of Research endowment bringing total to 25 million.
Washington January 21 Brigadier General Ralph W Host commander of the Texas department will be transferred to the North Dakota department on February 20. He will succeed Brigadier General Jos W Duncan. Original plan called for Duncan to move to North Dakota but Host will go to St Louis and Duncan to San Antonio.
Berlin dispatch from Sosnowice reports a deadly blaze at the Asimtir colliery near Plice in Russian Poland. Forty miners died while three hundred sixty others escaped.
Washington January 21 President Simon of Mati urges United States to pay fees to avert war with Santo Domingo. American minister Wo Pires telegraphs that Picltiin president wishes US mediation, while tensions expand over territorial questions and naval movements. Deming clippers march toward Saltron Malti as German envoy seeks conciliation. First plague death reported in Pekin Missionary Hospital.
The United Mine Workers of America hears President Lewis deliver an address in Columbus. The speech highlights union priorities and calls for unity among miners amid ongoing labor tensions.
The United Mine Workers of America adopted a resolution to withdraw from the American Federation of Labor if the AFL does not admit the Western Federation of Miners without restrictions. The action signals potential broader conflict within labor organizations.
A Burleigh County treasurer case triggers two warrants filed by States Attorney Smith and Attorney General Miller. Bonds set at $20,000 each as preliminary hearings proceed. Reports allege $62,000 state funds deposited, with a push to uncover investments and a potential syndicate involved in securing assets. Election results show McComber re elected to Senate for six years and Gronna receiving four years. Weathered debates include state reapportionment and three district plan.
The readable fragments describe a nighttime assault near a hotel in an unspecified town, plus scattered legislative and institutional proceedings about bills, licensing, animal indemnities, state institutions, and a letter exchange involving Dr. E H Pratt and C W Post praising Grape Nuts. The text blends crime, law, and correspondence with no coherent single story.
A San Francisco dispatch reports an Indian boy sentenced to death at San Quentin for involvement in a homicide tied to a regional fire case. Western Canada fires devastate Moose Jaw and Brandon facilities. damages reach $150,000. A separate Chicago jail fire leads to a death linked to two inmates seeking attention.
A string of reflective, satirical thoughts questions respect for aging, courage in facing the world, and the humor and cruelty found in masculine perspectives. It muses on luck, love, and the quick rise and fall of greatness with wry, pointed observations.
Maude asks about Mr Hibrow reaction to a mistletoe moment. Maymie recalls his remark that the sprig was not genuine mistletoe and that taking advantage of a botanical error was unthinkable. The exchange centers on a humorous misunderstanding and a gentlemanly denial.
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