Emmons County Record reports state split in election
The Record notes a split state ticket with the Townley machine losing grip. It cites Harding's defeat in Emmons County by Anderson and Baumgartner, and local league leaders faring poorly including Lynn for state's attorney losing 130 to 72 in Linton.
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Frazier
League
Townley
Baumgartner
Harding
Anderson
Kidder
Lynn
Linton
Lynn, Jr
League Dérgan’s Response to Minnesota Decision
Minnesota reportedly declined league participation, leaving organizers awaiting formal acknowledgment. Negotiations continue as authorities weigh potential impacts on schedule and regional alignments.
Frazier Votes Rally in Emmonsburg and Marin
A local campaign chant tied to Frazier drew support across Emmonsburg Ohio and nearby Marin with crowds rallying around the German language call. The event underscored regional backing for the candidate.
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Frazier
Emmonsburg
Ohio
Marin
Record rebukes ward debate as election nears
The Record reports Harding objected to a past Record statement a year earlier while Ward chose not to discuss the socialist accusation and graft claims. The exchange is framed as an endorsement of honesty given the timing before the election.
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Ward
Harding
Local German Department Joins Election Bluff
A local league paper run for weeks before the election devolves into a farce. Officials plan to press on with German language content as a bluff to gain votes until the official newspaper lands in the fall.
Crop conditions ease tensions over agitator influence
Local reports say ideal crop conditions reduce pressure from imported agitators fueling four years of unrest in the state. A strong harvest is seen as dampening opposition and stabilizing the region.
Record solicits six month gift subscriptions to readers
The Record urges supporters to build a list of league neighbors who only read league papers and to provide six months of the Record for one dollar per subscription. A local man proposed the plan after the election and the newspaper will assemble and mail the six month gift lists upon request.
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League
Political campaign gears up for countywide fall fight
The speaker notes that preliminary plans will be made next week to organize the county for the November campaign. Both Democrats and Republicans will have a chance to participate. The passage mentions Herman Hardt, busy with Emmers county duties, who faced trouble at home and was trimmed about two to one in his district.
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Herman Hardt
Emmers County
Herman
Record swamped by work as staff gains experience
The Record reports heavy workload over weeks with Mrs. Strzeter handling tasks excellently while the Record man campaigned statewide against socialist bosses and narrowly lost a lieutenant governor nomination. Experience and new friendships are building toward a stronger local paper for the county.
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Hazelton
League
Close statewide counts leave few winners clear in elections
After a tight election the governorship shows Frazier with a slim two thousand vote lead over Langer. Lemke Hagen and Frezier run strong. Tom Hall appears a sure winner. Steen Kositzky and Record contend with Ward for lieutenant governor as Uitness defeats Bear in Congress race.
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Frazier
Langer
Lemke
Hagen
Frezier
Tom Hall
Steen
Kositzky
Ward
Uitness
Bear
Congress
Election returns show district races and close senatorial race
The First District results place Young ahead of Pendray in the Second District. The league Man wins for Congress in the Third District. Gronna appears badly defeated at first, then remains in a razor close senatorial contest. Minnie J. Nielson leads over her league opponent and Christianson stays competitive in the supreme court race.
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Young
Pendray
Congress
Gronna
Minnie J. Nielson
League
Christianson
Supreme Court
Opponents of socialism gain in state counties this year
The passage notes opponents made gains across many counties this year with Ransom LaMoure Kidder Briggs Wells and Eddy among the few to go league. It also cites Barnes Burleigh Foster McLean McHenry Nelson Pierce Benson Traill and others changing since two years ago and mentions Emmons and Frazer Steen in the margin.
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Ransom
LaMoure
Kidder
Briggs
Wells
Eddy
Barnes
Burleigh
Foster
McLean
McHenry
Nelson
Pierce
Benson
Traill
Emmons
Frazer
Steen
Doheny Lauded as Democratic VP Pick at San Francisco Convention
Edward Doheny of Los Angeles is strongly mentioned as the Democratic choice for vice presidential nomination at the San Francisco convention, signaling leading support from party delegates and supporters.
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Edward Doheny
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Robinson Flays G O P in Democratic Convention Speech
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas assailed the Republican platform saying it was frank on only one subject a hymn of hate for the president. He criticized military unpreparedness profiteering laws and preconvention spending while praising Democratic achievements and efficiency.
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Frank
San Francisco
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Robinson
Wilson
Congress
Republican Congress
Cummings
Airman Eames Lands in Mexico After Storm Flight
Lieutenant Eames of Kelly Field San Antonio made a forced landing 80 miles south of Matamoros in a rain storm while flying from McAllen to Brownsville. He spent the night at the Mexican Mata moros American consulate as arrangements for his return to Texas were made.
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Brownsville
Texas
Eames
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Matamoros
McCallen
Has Wheels in His Head Drives Five Motel Fires
Boston James Hoboo of Cofton New Jersey a navy deserter confessed to setting fires in five hotels over the past week Police say he will likely be sent to a psychopathic hospital for observation he explains he had wheels in his head He faces arson charges in a case marked by his odd motive May Head Third Ticket
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Curtis Woodwork
New York
Trowbridge & Ackerman
Boston
James Hoboo
Cofton
Navy
Chicago
James A. Reed
Missouri
A. W. Ricker
Committee of 48
Reed
Greek Advance Threatens Constantinople Amid Turkish Retaliation
The Greek steamer Yacinthus arrives with 60 nationalist officers and refugees from Black Sea ports reporting Turkish villages burned and Greeks shot. Deportations begin in Thebizond, with more Greek landings along the Gulf of Saros. A state of siege around Constantinople is anticipated to allow Allied control of the city’s population.
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Constantinople
Yacinthus
Kilia
Black Sea
Ismid
Mid
Smyrna
Anatolia
Thebizond
Gulf of Saros
Rodosto
Occidental
Oriental Thrace
Farm Family Robbed of Eight Thousand Dollars Near Blue Earth
Three masked men in an automobile robbed the farm home of August Scholes three and a half miles southeast of Blue Earth Minnesota. They bound the farmer and his wife, blew open a safe with glycerine, and escaped with eight thousand dollars in cash and securities before fleeing. The husband freed himself and his wife, then phoned a neighbor for help.
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Blue Earth
Minn
August Scholes
Scholes
Neighbor
Murder gang leader to die in Chicago amid killings
Chicago San Cardinella, alleged gang ring leader, was sentenced to death for the murder of Arthur P Bowman a saloonkeeper. Three other members already received death penalties and a fourth is awaiting sentence. Cardinella becomes the thirteenth man to be hanged in weeks. In Hamburg 80 wounded in German food riots. authorities promise immediate shooting of rioters.
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Chicago
San
Cardinella
Arthur P. Bowman
Hamburg
Martig
Fifth Hotel Fire Strikes Boston Amid Citywide Alerts
The fifth hotel fire in a week, all of uncertain origin, was found at the Hotel Essex as Boston’s hotels remained on heightened guard. Each blaze started in hallways or closets and police suspect arson, with prior incidents at the Hotel Brewster and the American House. Damages were minor but the cause remains a mystery.
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Boston
Mess
Essex
Brewster
Printer left at Bredberg and Gillespie plumbing office
Leave your printer at the Bredberg and Gillespie plumbing office or see me personally for pickup.
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Bredberg & Gillespie Plumbing Office
For Sale 820 Acres near Rail Road Town
For sale 820 acres with 80 acres secured to fall rye ready for seeding. Includes 2Y miles from growing rail road town. Features good buildings a home with room to spare granary 18 by 40 cement floor and driveway stable 46 by 48 and fine drinking water soft and clear.
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Raiilroad
Klein Tailor and Cleaner Ad Offers Services and Sale
Expert dry cleaning pressing repairing and dyeing. Ship your work to Klein, Tailor and Cleaner in Bismarck. For sale a five room house with large barn and lace on City of Linton. Inquire of Dr. Verton. Ad.
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Klein
Bismarck
City of Linton
Dr. Verton
Ady
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