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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
5
Stanley John Williams, recently arrested and charged with grand larceny, has been bound over to the next term of district court. The report follows a string of regional notices including robberies, civic meetings, and local appointments across North Dakota towns.
A digest of recent North Dakota news notes includes the North Dakota Academy of Science meeting at the agricultural college, a Fargo Library Association gathering for a books for everybody campaign, a banker change in Dickinson, the Workers' Cooperative Laundry near opening in Devils Lake, dental and postgraduate meetings in Grand Forks, a near miss at Equity elevator in Wyndmere, Epworth League organizing in Valley City, Chautauqua contracts with Bryan and Taft for hometown appearances, a new school building push in McClusky, slow reorganization of Company I in Wahpeton, and a Nieman arrest in Devils Lake over a $700 shortage in postal funds.
Five people died and twelve were hurt when two Chicago and Northwestern passenger trains collided two miles east of Lamberton Minnesota. An order omission at Sanborn, blamed on operator Joseph Tauer, prevented the westbound train from holding for the eastbound passage. Eastbound crew escaped serious injury. two fatalities were aboard the westbound train's smoking car.
Attorney General Palmer told the House sugar investigating committee that Congress ignored President Wilson's request to extend wartime sugar control laws, leading to the failure to buy the Cuban sugar crop last year. He defended keeping Louisiana prices at 17 to 18 cents, arguing higher prices would have driven Southern growers to open markets.
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