North Dakota Supreme Court clears Kositaky of funds charge
The North Dakota Supreme Court and the Nonpartisan League exonerate State Auditor Kositaky from accusations of moving 250000 from the general fund into separate accounts to embarrass the administration. The decision notes no prior claim existed, with various banks showing large balances and tied figures.
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Supreme Court of North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Kositaky
George Wallace
Bronson
Wallace
Christianson
Legal notices reveal bank statements in league official paper
The official league newspaper prints a summary of bank statements under monopoly law provisions. It notes prior weeks with no notices and explains a delay in printing several statements including Kirtyre State Bank figures such as loans and discounts, overdrafts, due from other banks, and undivided profits.
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League Oficial
League
Kirtyre State Bank
War Dead and Wounded U S Toll To Sept 1 1918
Official war cost tallies US casualties to September 1 1918 show 116 492 dead 205 690 wounded a total 322 182 Killed in action 35 585 died of wounds 14 742 died of disease 68 073 died of accidents and other causes 8 092 Missing marked All corrected the figures cover army and marine units on the front.
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Washington
United States
Lunees
Weather Clouds Festival Day in Seeman Park
Yesterday heavy rain fell over Seeman Park delaying events. Lieutenant Cameron arrived by plane Tuesday night as a large business scene unfolded. Former Governor Devine, now at the reform school in Mandan, left for Linton to give the opening address. Roads are poor but sun could bring favorable conditions, with Mr. Trowbridge of the agricultural college expected today along with another speaker.
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Seeman Park
Cameron
Artena
J. M. ‘Devine
Mandan
Linton
Trowbridge
The
Agricultural College
Republicans Edge Pact Vote In Senate Test Of Attitude
Senate clash over the peace treaty proceeds with a 43 to 40 vote on postponing consideration of amendments aimed at relieving the United States from commissions. Republican leaders claim the result shows Senate mood toward the pact while Democrats say the vote proves little. Sept 25 Washington report notes Lodge chairing the foreign relations committee and the administration forces opposing indefinite postponement.
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Reed
Overman
North Carolina
McLean
Connecticut
Senate
New
Washington
Lodge
Foreign’ Relations Committee
United States
Hitchoot
Oppou
New Thermometer From Kentucky Physician
A Kentucky physician introduces a thermometer scale starting at zero at freezing point and dividing into 100 parts to reach normal human body temperature. The device claims precise measurement based on human warmth.
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Kentucky
Red Cross enrollment drive aims to enroll every county resident
Williston Williams county Red Cross workers hope to secure enrollment of every inhabitant during the Red Cross drive opening. Fargo announces an annual tag day for Florence Crittenton home observed locally. the last Saturday yielded a touch of needed food for the institution.
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Williston
Williams County
Red Cross
Fargo
Florence ‘Crittenton
Real Estate Transfers In Linton North Dakota
Real estate transfer notices list multiple deeds in Linton North Dakota including Martin Riedlinger and Elizabeth to Rudolph Gau for part of lot 4 block 5 Patterson's Addition and Lé Crowley and Mollie Crowley to L B Feinstein for lots 11 and 12 block 21 Hunter's First Addition. Other transfers include Thomas Sieten and Louise Sieten to Peter Oster for se qr and adjacent lots and Farmers State Bank to Fred Pleger for part of se qr lot 6.152-76. One dollar and other valuable consideration cited.
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Martin’ Riedlinger
Elizabeth
Rudolph Gau
Patterson
Linton
N. D
Lé.r. Crowley
Mollie Crowley
L. B. Feinstein
Hunter
Thomas I. Sietten
Louise Sietten
Peter’ Oster
Land Transfers From Strasburg and Surrounding Areas
A series of property transfers recorded including Henry B. Zenk to Frank F. Crawford termination of fractions in 17-129-74 valued at 6400 dollars. Frank F. Crawford to Clifford E. Karts transferring 84-135-76 for 6500 dollars. Anton Glatt to Anton A. Glatt conveying lot 4 and parts of 3-129-74 valued at 5000 dollars. Joseph Hagar and Margaretha Hagar to Frank H. Volk listing lot 7 in 6-131-76 for one dollar and other consideration. Michael Rohrich and Dinisia Rohrich to Frank H. Volk an undivided half in lot 6 6-131-76 for one dollar and other consideration. Milwaukee Land Co. to M. J. Baumgartner lots 1 2 8 4 5 6 Block 88 in Fifth Addition to Strasburg for 697.50 dollars. Milwaukee Land Co. to M. J. Fischer lots 4 6 6 Block 18 third Addition to Strasburg and lots 1 2 Block 40 Fifth Addition for 423 dollars. Milwaukee Land Co. to Damian Lauviger lots 7 8 9 10 11 12 Elk 89 Fifth Addition to Strasburg for 702 dollars.
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Henry B. Zenk
Frank F. Crawford
Clifford E. Karts
Anton Glatt
Anton A. Glatt
Joseph Hagar
Margaretha Hagar
Frank H. Volk
Michael Rohrich
Dinisia Rohrich
Milwaukee Land Co
M. J. Baumgartner
Strasburg
M. J. Fischer
Damian Lauviger
Elk
County School Notes Highlight New Certs and Openings
Ruby Lipps and Clara Schweitzer earned their second grade certificates this week. Notices show many teachers beginning the new term across districts including Mary Metcalf Agnes Liberato Beatrice Rea mann Dora Briggs Perl Haugen John Riorden Grace Williams Nellie Logsdon Ruby Lions Pearl Olson and others. Brandock Schools start with D J Kunkleman Alice Anderson and Luella Towle while Peter Baumgarter earns a three and nine month perfect attendance certificate. Placards are being distributed to remind patrons of the school attendance law.
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Ruby Lipps
Clara Schweitzer
Mary E. Metcalf
Union
Agnes Liberato
Beatrice Reamann
Dora E. Briggs
Dans
Perl Haugen
Glanavon
John Riorden
Wells
Grace Williams
Dakem
Nelle E. Logsdon
Liberty
Ruby Lions
Highland
Pearl Olson
Williamsport
Buchanan Consolidated School
Emma Stirrat
Theresia Grunefelder
Brandock
Cha
D. J. Kunkleman
Alice
Capital News Notes on Arrests in Occident Elevator Case
Ten local managers of Occident Elevators are arrested on aiding and abetting discrimination charges with further complaints against Minneapolis officials over grain price fixing. Hearings set for today in Linton, with more arrests pending and bonds at $1,000. A reform school case leads to discharge and a $25 fine after brutal treatment of inmates, while state officials condemn corporal punishment and pledge reforms.
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M. N. Roche
Cando
E. T. Romillard
Ray
Alfred ‘Everson
Alamo
Occident Elevators
Minneapolis
William Langer
Linton
George Lamb
Mandan
Jos M. Devine
Edward B. Cox
Cox
E. H. Tostevin
Supt
Devine
Lamb
Ugland
Ugiland
Frazier
D. H. Ugland
State Penitentiary
Knox State Bank
Langer
Attorney General's Office
North Dakota
Bureau of Certification
Bismarck
N. D
Local Post of Legion Sees Growth and Policy Debates
The Dan R. Richardson Post No. 64 in Linton holds a successful drive adding members and electing delegates to the state convention. They back amendments to veteran compensation laws, seek bonding for claims, endorse a strong national guard, and plan a November 11 observance dance in Seeman Park with future meetings set in Linton.
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American Legion
Dan R. Richardson
Todge
Linton
Bismarck
F. B. Streeter
H. C. Lynn
Union
Post
Gilbert C. Grafton Post
League of Nations
Nations of Europe
Committee On Entertainments
A. E B. Becker Linton
N. D
Church Announce Sunday School Epworth League Services
The Methodist Church invites residents and visitors to Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Epworth League at 7 45 p m. The message proclaims The Church that Welcomes All and invites attendance at upcoming services. The note is signed by 8 M Swanet Peter.
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Epworth League
Swanet
Peter
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Gadl
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Carrie J. Dickson
Robert Dickson
Lymn & Lynn
Capital News
Earle H. Tostevin
Itirt
Townlevite
Cavett
State of Public Instruction
Minnie Nielson
C. E Cal
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Legion
Charter
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Smith- Hughes
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Board of Administration
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