Hughes Nominated by Republican Convention at Coliseum
Charles Evans Hughes won the Republican nomination for president on the third ballot at Chicago with 949 of 987 votes. Vice presidential selection went to Charles Warren Fairbanks. Roosevelt trailed with 18 percent as Hughes’ victory followed a two-session day ending with sine die adjournment.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Auditorium
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Charles E. Hughes
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Robins
Washington
W.G. Harding
Supreme Court of the United States
Wilson
North Dakota letters push good roads drive amid storms
State Engineer Bliss mails letters to road advocates with the governor’s good roads proclamation and related material. A heavy thunderstorm in Hebron spurs reports of a severe horse disease, with quarantines and crude oil treatments planned. R H Tracy leads the outbreak response in Bismarck.
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Eldridge
Alfred Lawrence
Livestock Sanitary Board
Hebron
H. D. Cohenaut
R.H. Tracy
Linton High School 1916 Graduation Held at Opera House
Friday night last week marked the graduating exercises for the 1916 class at the Linton high school in the opera house to a packed audience. State rural schools inspector N C McDonald delivered the address and recounted a visit to Napoleon's tomb in France. R F Cranston visited from Winnifred Montana while R C Bales joined local automobile enthusiasts by purchasing a Ford touring car. Mrs Roy Bales and daughter Martha went to Rochester Minnesota for medical treatment. Frank McConville at Thompson Yards plans a 48 by 74 foot barn with a loft sized for camp meetings or political conventions mainly for hay storage.
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Opera House
N. C. McDonald
Napoleon
France
R. C. Bales
Roy Bales
Martha
Rochester
Minn
Frank McConville
Thompson Yards
Frank
Linton Beats Hazelton in Circus Day Baseball Doubleheader
In Linton the forenoon game ended 9 to 1 after eight innings as Hazelton pitcher Felix Fly was pulled early. Howe’s circus drew about five thousand. locals praised the show and a later exhibition against the circus crew ended fifteen to two in favor of Linton.
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Howe
Diplomas Awarded as Class Of Four Receives Address
Rev Van Horne led prayer at the ceremony where O I Shefloe presented diplomas to George Henderson Mahlin Mohn Carrie Busby and Philipena Kelsch. Miss Jessie Anderson performed a piano solo and a chorus sang two numbers. The audience closed with the Star Spangled Banner and a benediction by Rev Van Horn.
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Grant
van Horne
O. I. Shefloe
Jessie Anderson
Rev van Horn
George Henderson
Mahlin Mohn
Carrie Busby
Philipena Kelsch
Hague Happening Correspondence of the Record
June 12 notes report Joe Volk erecting a barn on his premises in town. Mrs. Margaret Fischer visits from Strasburg with the Fischer family. Joe M Fischer from the creek builds a dwelling for his mother in law in block 14. John Sahli helps Eugene Wolf move a granary this week.
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Joe Volk
Margaret Fischer
Strasburg
A. K.fischer
Joe M. Fischer
John Sahli
Eugene Wolf
Braddock Brevities and Local Moves
Braddock residents include K Batzer from Hazelton and J A Blewett entering the clerk of court nomination race. Fred Rittmiller of Fullerton visits Braddock. Emmons county pioneer Frank Jaszkowiak seen on the streets. Mrs Dr Bauer and family depart for Hershey and Hallie Scroggins plans a Kintyre visit before returning to Bismarck. Local baseball team loses to Napoleon 10 to 5 with Rasmussen pitching despite a split finger injury.
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Hazelton
J. A. Blewett
Ohio Country
Fred Rittmiller
Fullerton
N. D
F. Zellmer
Braddock
Frank Jaszkowiak
Linmarck
Emmons County
Dr. Bauer
Bauer
Vida Sweverland
Hershey
Win
Hallie Scroggins
Kintyre
Bismarck
Napoleon
Rasmussen
Linotype boosts Emmons county Record publishing plant
The Emmons County Record adopts a Model K linotype to handle growing work. The system uses two type magazines and four type faces, enabling faster composition with fresh type weekly. Visitors are invited to see the machine in operation on Mondays to Wednesdays.
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