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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

4

Record of Emmons County paper criticizes wartime loyalty order

The Record of Linton, Emmons County questions a Wishek sedition case and condemns a state loyalty order as unfair. It argues against disloyalty charges and urges full American loyalty amid war. The editorial references Brinton and the Non-Partisan League while defending free press scrutiny.

Bismarc Tribune Wishek Brinton League Capital City

North Dakota Council of Defense Clash Over Pro German Claims

The State Council of Defense questioned E A Tostevin about his claim that Frazier's 15000 vote margin showed pro German support in North Dakota. After an all day meeting the council did not retract, and later issued an order condemning statements that defame any class as disloyal and urging unity with federal actions.

State Council of Defense E. A. Tostevin Mandan Publishing Co Frazier North Dakota Tostevin Wich Council of Defense Kenmare Journal

War Department Plans Massive Open-Warfare Gun Fund

The War Department seeks a vast fortifications and artillery program totaling about 5.435 billion dollars with 2 billion cash and 1.23 billion for heavy guns. New Neville Island plant aims to match Krupp output as trench warfare shifts toward mobile heavy artillery on rail and road. The plan, backed by General Pershing via the Inter Allied War Council, envisions 3 million soldiers and mounting guns for rapid redeployment.

Washington, Inc House Appropriations Committee Neville Island Ohio River Pittsburg Germany War Department Western Front Inter-Allied War Council Pershing Representative Borland Missouri

Aldermen in Second Ward P G Rooks and Frank Meier Jr

Aldermen P G Rooks and Frank Meier Jr named or associated with Second Ward council affairs in the period. The readable fragment notes their roles or titles within the local government context.

P. G. Rooks Frank Meier, Jr

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Emmons County Record Linton, North Dakota F. B. Streeter A. S&s. Kinney, Mgr Emmons County City of Linton Linton North Dakota Leenia America Stauds Baron Rhondda Great Britain Wales Swift & Company U.S. A Linton Lodge A. F A. M Hall Stone Drug E. D. Fogle W. M W. C. Wovlerton Sec Knights OF Pythias Linton Lodge No J.D. Meier C. C. Fred Reemts K. R Order OF Eastern ‘Tar Frances Petrie O. J. Shefloe Modern Woodmen OF America J. A. Lang E. H. Smith Ladies OF the Macabees Flora Carley Etta Junge Royal Neighbors Lillian Lang Oracle Recorder Ciubs Clio Club Ternoon Otilla Brokofly Jean Smith Edith Brant Treas Priscilla Ciucb Rozetta Latha Helen Petrie V. P Wing Circle M.T. Barger Katie Horner Anna Corwined Louise Schriner Women’s Foreign Missionary Evangelical Missionary Society Barbara Bechtle Mrs. Butschart Rose Brenner Eva Bechtle Fannie Bechtle Ladies’ Guild Mary Lynn Irene Irvine Stella Fogle Ladies’ Aid Society Emma Norman Herietta Rooks Amanda Freese Stella Johnson Friedens Church Rev. H. Timmcke Methodist Mepiscopal Epworth League S. M. Swaney Episcopal Church Gunnell Prist ST. Anthony Catholic Church Broadway Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church Mission FR. Sailer German Baptist Church Robert Lucks Donald Sora Ford F. O. B. Detroit Northwestern Motor Co Hazelton Joim the Red Cross Evangelical Church Butschart the Reformed Church of Strasburg Chai Coventry Leonard DU Heaume Co. D. Smith Armstrong & Cameron Attorneys-at-Law DR. Wolverton’s Hospital W. C. Wolverton E. H. Brant Atha A. L. Gell Theodore Meinhover Scott Cameron Lester Briggle B. Carley B. D. Fogle F. J. McConville T. x Richardson T. P. Lee Ludwig Weber L. DuHeaume W. L. Nuessie C. C. Wattam Tee Eee Judge Court Eels DuHeaume Eecees Justice of the Peace Fred Heinrich M. T. Barger Don Tracy A. M. Britta Scott Cameron Winroth Abbossos A. H. Irvine Minginee H. L. Petrie J. Gabbert Wm. Pagel Harry Haugse H. C. Ketchum R. U. Brown Temvik Nordak Brea Russell-Miller Milling Co
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