Petitions Out For New Laws In North Dakota Ballot
North Dakota petitions specify five measures for the November ballot. Proposals call for bank and state institution audits, local control of public funds, restricted Bank of North Dakota loans, public notices in local papers, and education supervision returning to the superintendent.
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Bismarck
Bank of North Dakota
Bank of
North Dakota
Baka
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Administration
Secretary of State
Board of Auditors
State Auditing Board
Napoleon Wins Game In 4 To 3 Victory Over Linton
Napoleon edged Linton 4 to 3 as Linton led 3 2 after nine innings before Napoleon surged in the ninth scoring twice. Braddock’s result with Hazelton and Kintyre Braddock standings could force a pennant race in the circuit section.
Record Gains Eleven New Subscribers in Emmons County
The Record reports eleven new subscribers from Emmons county last week funded by local backers. A Hampton resident subscribed six months for six neighbors and a Highland township farmer bought six months for five neighbors. The paper welcomes such support and aims to counter socialist arguments by Ross Townley and his aides.
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Emmons County
Hampton
Highland Township
Ross Townley
Ninth inning comeback seals win for Napoleon over Linton
In a tense ninth, Napoleon edges Linton as E. Houser drives in the final runs. Mohn and Vossler scored on errors, E. Houser rips a two run infield hit, and E. Houser scores on a fumbled grounder to seal the victory. Batteries: Napoleon E Houser Holme. Linton Renning Stewart.
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Stewart
Linton
Meier
Davenport
Vossler
M. Houser
Mohn
O. Becker
Guthmueller
Becker
Bertheau
Napoleon
Gunee
Nord
E. Houser
Nees
Linton, Renning and Stewart
Holme
Stutsman Nominated in North Dakota Railroad Race
Mandan figure W H Stutsman led the race for railroad commissioner as the state canvassing board tallied official results. Independent candidate Jack Williams trailed, with Milhollan and Dupuis losing to Stutsman. league endorsements and other office tallies followed.
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W. H. Stutsman
Mandan
Stutsman
Jack Williams
William Lemke
Republican State Committee
S. Johnson
Democratic State Committee
Secretary of State
Duduis Vcieiie Steles
Frank Milhollan
C. W. McDonnell
W.H. Stutsman
Bedu Bruewert
Techecies
Dupuis
Milhollan
League
Mulhellan
Frazier
William Langer
Fopazion Decislercetec Dealeca Ticles
Wanpot Sec
Wgod
Dolletes
Ev Ad. Agbeéder
Auditor— Poindexter
Mrosigeky Sts Ele Lectercicleue Ciele Aleere
Sgbon Rarctele Cloth Nic Iaicle
Walker
Sic Taaterce’slerere
Bemke Ciecccl Scle Gecetecccs
Gallagher
Svorreaisistiele Sesteslite Cies
Ccic
Nelc
Class Etsleissie
Otto Schaap Dies at Zeeland Home After Stroke
Otto C. Schaap of Zeeland Michigan died Saturday from a stroke. He served two terms as Campbell County treasurer, elected 1898 and 1900, later moved to Zeeland in 1903. He kept ties with old friends through horse trading and frequent visits, remembered as jolly and honorable. The obituary notes funeral and burial were held in Zeeland last Tuesday.
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Otto C. Schaap
Zeeland
Mich
Schaap
Campbell County
Pollock
Record directory seeks club and church officer corrections
The Record asks officers of clubs churches and lodges to review the directory and report name corrections officer titles and meeting dates. The column will run regularly when space allows and at no charge to those named.
Legion Meeting Calls Members to August Five Gathering
Local post of the American Legion will hold a meeting Thursday night August 5 at the band hall. Delegates will be elected to the state convention at Minot. Members should pay dues and bring a nonmember service man to the meeting.
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The
American Legion
Minot
County Proceedings Continue in Installments
The board of county commissioners proceedings are printed in installments this issue and will continue until completion. The paper offers these records free for readers and notes a hope to be designated the official county newspaper after the general election if it secures a majority of votes on the issue.
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Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Two Hearts in Proper Place and Tall
A fragment reflects on two hearts one in the right location and another elevated in its tall form, implying a contrast between correct alignment and an exaggerated stance.
Farm Bureau Directors Meet Saturday July 31 in Court House
Farm Bureau directors and all others interested in harvest help are requested to meet Saturday July 31 at 2 30 P M in the court house. Wages and supply of help will be presented. S G Busby President.
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Farm Bureau
Court House
Telegraphers Split as Rail Wage Award Is Accepted
Chicago unions meeting led by 16 of 17 groups accepted the U S railway labor board wage decision while the Order of Railway Telegraphers withheld approval and voted to refer the award to its members with a strike proposition. Officials considered referendums, acceptances, or rejections after the board rejected a rehearing petition.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Grain Outlook Brighter If Wheat Moved Promptly
Washington officials voice hope the nation can move the 809 million bushels of wheat to markets despite car and labor shortages. Delays could raise bread prices next winter, while prompt movement may keep prices downward and stabilize the market.
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Washington
Duluth Street Car Strike Ends As Council Weighs Fare Rise
By unanimous vote the Duluth street car strike ends and traffic resumes. After talks among company officials, worker representatives and city council, the council will consider a six cent fare ordinance tied to wage increases for the employees. Kendall Named Iowa GOP Nominee
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Duluth
Trade ban on Russia lifted. no Soviet recognition implied
The state department announces the lifting of certain Russia trade restrictions while making clear no recognition of the Soviet government. Individuals and firms trading with Russia must proceed at their own risk and cannot expect consular protection. War material imports remain banned.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
United States
Wilson to stay in capital during summer
President Wilson will not spend any part of the summer away from Washington. The White House said he finds the weather in the capital comfortable and has no plans for a vacation out of the city.
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Wilson
Capital
Washington
White House
Townley Machine Faces Setback in Emmons County Meeting
A secret Opera House gathering in Linton hosted by Townley and Meitzen focused on organizing the fall campaign and raising $18 renewals from Emmons County farmers. Fay Harding presided as bouncer while boosters and committee men plotted district leadership to sustain the nonpartisan league.
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Opera House
Emmons County
Nonpartisan League
Linton
Mike Scherr
Ben Corbin
Townley
Meitzen
Fay Harding
League
Washington State
Joe Glas
Winona
Purity of Depth Versus Shallow Water Clarity
A fragment discusses how shallow waters reveal bottom detail with minimal light, while true depth requires a strong beam to expose wrecks and dark depths. It contrasts positive depth clarity with negative shallow clearness and cites Charles Warren Stod.
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Charles Warren Stod
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State Board of Administration
Board of Administration Law
Braddock
Hazelton
Kintyre
Napoleon —Bower
Petrie
Houser
Wood
E.becker
Ronning
Renning
Gilfillan
Otto Schaap
Legion Meeting
County Proceedings
S. G. Busby
Pres
Iowa
Kendall
Des Moines
N. E. Kendall
Cash Townley
Republican Party
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