Hazelton Town News Highlights from Hazelton and Surroundings
Hazelton items report Miss Bertha Haas sick for a week and carpenters at the Grenz building. A 2 3 4 inch rainfall fell Friday night and Saturday morning. Carl Fischer left for Minneapolis on business. The Rebecah Lodge planned a reception for Mrs J Kieffer on June 30. W C T U meets at Mrs L H Briggle’s Wednesday. A large crowd attended the J J Peterson barn dance Friday night. Mr and Mrs A Staack of Bradock visited Hazelton relatives. Clara Brindle returned from Iowa school. Walter Kiefer came home from S Peter Minnesota. Mrs G A Lenhart hosted a birthday dinner for Mr Lenhart. Cam Chamley returned from Olive North Carolina with Army service. Mrs Tom Murphy came for her father Mark Brindle’s funeral. Ed Tempe marriage reported at Marion South Dakota June 26. S A Mikalson and Wm Malloy oversee road work east of town. six mile grade in progress. A mud chain was lost. finder to Hazelton Central Office for reward. A patriotic service at Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 11. Harmony Society meets July 3 at Mrs W H Malloy’s. Mrs Malchert to assist. E E Bradberg and family return from Minneapolis after three weeks visiting. George Lenhart left for Minneapolis to attend Northwestern National Insurance Company convention. He lived on a Hazelton farm. about 50, single. Burial planned in Duluth.
Hazelton Couple Weds in Presbyterian Manse
Miss Frances K. Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baker of Hazelton wed Stanley E. Kurtz at the Presbyterian manse on Avenue B last evening at six o clock Pastor H C Postlethwaite officiated The couple plan a two to three week honeymoon and will be at home after July 20 on a Hazelton area farm Both studied at Hazelton school with Miss Baker attending Ellendale Normal College and Kurtz attending the State College at Fargo He served in France during the war and returned unharmed.
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Frances K. Baker
John Baker
Hazelton
Stanley E. Kurtz
Avenue B
H. C. Postlethwaite
John Haley Dies After Long Illness Veteran Bismarck Reporter
John Haley a well known Bismarck newspaper man, died in Duluth after two years of stomach trouble and complications. He went to Duluth to be with his half brother Joseph L. Kelley and died yesterday morning. Haley was noted for knowledge of Bismarck residents and Northwest history. His father served as a soldier at Fort Yates before the 1882 army retirement and move to Bismarck. He worked as a local banker/clerical clerk for many years.
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John Haley
Bismarck
Duluth
Joseph L. Kelley
Mr. Haley
William
Northwest
Old Ft. Yates
John
Tennessee to Act on Suffrage
President Wilson urges Tennessee to call a special legislative session to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. Governor Roberts promises action in time for women to vote in November. The move hinges on Tennessee constitutional procedures and a pending Ohio decision.
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Roberts
Wilson
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Congress
Harding Seeks Clarification on Suffrage Position
Senator Harding meets 26 suffragists led by Miss Alice Paul and says he cannot force state action on the federal amendment but would favor ratification if a state formally asks his opinion. Paul calls his stance disappointing and vows to pressure the Republican leadership over suffrage in power.
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Washington
Harding
Alice Paul
National Woman’s Party
Paul
Three Men Indicted in Duluth Lynching Case
Three men Leonard Hedman 23 John Burr 24 and Nate Natelson were indicted and arrested on murder charges tied to the June 15 lynching of three Black men. They are jailed without bail as the district grand jury probes mob activity. Adjutant General W F Rhitson and staff are assisting in police department inquiry.
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Duluth
Special District Grand Jury
Leonard Hedman
John Burr
Nate Natelson
W. F. Rhitson
St. Paul
Tammany Leader Indicted in Tax Fraud Conspiracy
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall and five associates face indictment on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by falsifying income tax returns. The group allegedly sought to intimidate Louis N. Hartog, a wealthy manufacturer, through criminal prosecutions. Murphy was at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco when the secret grand jury returned the indictments.
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Murphy
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
United States
Louis N. Hartog
San Francisco
Wilson Hurries Rail Board Expediting Wage Dispute Settlement
President Wilson urged the railroad labor board in Chicago to speed its wage decision amid unrest among railroad workers and recent walkouts by yardmen and other employees in Philadelphia Baltimore and other cities. The message’s text remains unpublished but unofficial reports describe it as forceful in tone.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Wilson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Tragedy Touches Hazelton as Mark Brindle Dies
A Hazelton community mourns Mark Brindle a young man of strong Christian character leaving a wife and two children after a sudden death. The message honors his faith and recalls life’s mysteries while urging fortitude and reflection amid loss.
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Hazelton
Mark Brindle
Brindle
Church
England Fought To Save Skin At Union Jack Club Address
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hilson gave a blunt speech at the Union Jack club annual meeting claiming Britain entered World War to save its skins not to end war. He warned of ongoing global conflicts with 20 to 30 wars current worldwide.
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London
Union Jack Club
Henry Hilson
Sundry Civil Bill Passes Senate and Goes to Conference
The Senate approved the $440,000,000 sundry civil appropriation bill, last regular supply measure, with an amendment letting Congress decide which government publications are issued while allowing current publications to continue until June 30, 1921. An additional $1.5 million was authorized to aid the Internal Revenue Service in guarding intoxicants in warehouses and enforcing the national prohibition act.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Jacob Kieffer Dies After Long Illness in Hazelton
Jacob Kieffer died at his Hazelton home on Friday June 26 after a long illness caused by cancer. The funeral was held at the family residence on the following Monday June 28.
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Jacob Kieffer
Hazelton
Hazelton man killed by lightning on farm
Mark Brindle a lifelong Hazelton resident was killed last Saturday when lightning struck him while he worked in a pasture on his Hazelton farm. The shock rippled through the Hazelton community as residents recalled his local roots and ties to the area.
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Mark Brindle
Hazelton
Mark
Hazeton
Willis Light on Display at A. E. Klabunde Store Hazelton
Read the Record order it now two dollars. Come in and see the latest light plants in our store. The Willis Light on show in our store. A. E. Klabunde Hazelton. Adv.
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Willis
A. E
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Hazelton Town News
Bertha Haas
Grenz
Carl Fischer
Minneapolis
Rebecah
L. H. Briggle
Mrs. A. Staack
Braddock
Clara Brindle
Iowa
Walter Kiefer
S. Peter, Minn
G. A. Lenhart
Mr. Lenhart
Cam Chamley
Olive
N. C
Tom Murphy
Sentinel Butte
Ed .Tempie
Marion
S. D
S .A. Mikalson
Wm. Malloy
Adv
Presbyterian Church
The
Harmony Society
W. H. Malloy
Malchert
E. E. Bradberg
Geo. Lenhart
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Tels
Bismarck Tribune
Old Palladium
Washburn
Emmons County
Fred Knudtson
Slope County
H. S. Cummings
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Grand Jury
Tammany Leader
Rail Board
Kalsomine Eeee
A. E. Klabunde Hardware Dept
Hazelton, N. D
Jesus
Raund's Baker
N. D
A. E. Klabunde
England
Jacob Kiefer
F. Mayer, Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee
Martha Washington
Genuine
Klabunde
W. J. Pettis Hazelton
Dr. Hess Stock Food
H. E. Winchester
Hazelton Drug Company
Dak
Hazelton Cafe
Snyder
Victor Bechtle
Prop
Hazelton Land
Hazetton, North Dakota
Impt
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