North Dakota News Highlights in Bowman to Bismark
North Dakota items report Butler fined 100 days jail for whiskey, von Bank jailed for espionage act violation, Lisbon school board admission policy under supreme court opinion, Walsh county farming expert hold, Hollenbeck pleads guilty to illegal voting, Mandan Red Cross fund-raiser clears, and several notes on bonds seed and feed, farmers unions, and state revenue plans across multiple towns.
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Bowman
Robert Butler
Fargo
Henry von Bank
Echoo District No
Cass County
Bismarck
Board of Trustees of the
Mains
Lisbon
Supreme Court of
Grafton
Walsh County
North Dakota Agricultural College
George Laithwaite
John Hollenbeck
Bieckfeich
Nuessle
Dawson
Edgar L. Richter
C. P. Peterson
Hillsboro
George Dunlop
First Presbyterian Church
Kelso
Minto
John Morrison
Fais
Portland
St. Paul
Sophia A. Amb
Portland Public
Carl M. Amb
Roseville
Ryder
Sanish
Bis‘mmarck
Good Foods
McKenzie
Mountrail
Ward
E. T. Blix
Fargo High and Agricultural College
Blix
Headquarters Company
Three Hundred and Thirteenth Engineers
Camp Dodge
Iowa
A. T. Blix
North Dakota
Chll
State Department of Agriculture and Labor
Federal Department of Agriculture
Grant
Divide
Hettinger
Sheridan
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
Hagan
University
Federal Farm Loan Board of Washington
Federal Land Bank of
William Langer
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of
Municipal Auditorium
Commercial Club
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Minot
Elzadia Hazlett
John Lynch
Kenmare
John Ebbens
Mandar
Mandan Red Cross Society
Chattanooga
Roy B. Dye
Piazsa
N. D
Fort Ogalthorpe
State Bank
Blanchard
Yegis
Mandan
Farmers Equity Bank
Equity Co-operative Exchange of
France
Fred Gard
Haans T. Larson
Crosby
Claude W. Keller
Glenburn
Frank Midak
John Davis
Hankinson
Hankinson Fruit
Soo
Grand Forks
C. M. Cooley
L. F. Crawford
Frazier
Board of Regents
Red River Power Company
State Railroad Commission
Andrew Carr
Bismack
America
North Dakota Council of Defense
F. Ur. Hellstrom
Fargd
Association of County Fair
H. Wilson
Bottineau
Ben Killerain
Cooperstown
Don V. Moore
Kositzky
Federal Land Department
C. P. Schmidt
Zap
Dodge
Joan Ebbens
Charles F. Amidon
National Army
Northern States Power Company
Allied Envoys Held in Telegram on Siberian Invasion
Tokyo dispatches via Honolulu claim American Ambassador Francis and Japanese envoy Machida are detained by Bolsheviks in Russia. Premier Terauchi plans a Petrograd protest while Emperor Yoshihito calls a council for Wednesday to determine Japan policy on Siberia. Vladivostok reportedly in chaos as stores close and residents flee. Washington reports no confirmation from the State Department on Francis being detained.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Honolulu
D. R. Francis
Machida
Terauchi
Japan
Petrograd
Yoshihito
Siberia
Vladivostok
Washington
State Department
Francis
Vologda
Burnquist Denounces Nonpartisan League Leadership
Governor J A A Burnquist accuses the Nonpartisan League of disloyal propaganda and stirring class feeling to hinder the war effort. He fires a sharp rebuke in a letter to Arthur Le Sueur, former Minot socialist mayor and executive secretary of the league, declining a campaign rally invitation.
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St. Paul
Nonpartisan League
J. A. A. Burnquist
A. C. Townley
League
Arthur le Sueur
Minot
The
War departments creates 19 munitions districts nationwide
The War department announces a plan to divide the country into 19 munitions districts each led by a successful local business executive. The move aims to decentralize and bring producers of war material closer to the War department with cooperation from other bureau divisions in the same district.
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Washington
War Department
Packers In Control Is Charge
Kansas City March 12 W K Stubbs former governor of Kansas addressing the convention of the Missouri Livestock Producers association charged that the meat division of the Food administration had been controlled largely by the large packers and that the meat producers are not represented Hoover has lost the confidence of a large percentage of the meat producers of the
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Kansas City
W. K. Stubbs
Kansas
Missouri Livestock Producers’ Association
The
Food Administration
Hoover
Mia
War Cost 14.8 German Soldiers for One American
Government experts compare costs of war spending noting Germany fields 14.8 soldiers for the same money as one U.S. fighting man. They explain higher U.S. pay and supply costs drive the discrepancy and urge economy as a war aid.
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Germany
United States
America
Monkeys Use Fists to Show Feelings in Thierleben
Brahm in Thierleben notes certain monkeys strike the ground with fists when angry or excited. He compares them to a man who hammers a table with his fist, adding the monkeys seek a stone or stick to crack the skull of a dissenting fellow.
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Brahm
Thierleben
Application of Reason in Arriving at Truth
The text asserts that reasoning leads to the understanding of why things are as they are. It presents reasoning as a method to uncover the causes and principles underlying phenomena and supports a rational approach to knowledge.
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