Chronotype Attacks Streeter Libel Law and Hansbrough Slurs
The Neche Chronotype criticizes the Streeter libel law as harsh while defending stricter penalties for journalists who publish false harmful stories. It cites editorials from the St. Thomas Times and Record and discusses the Hansbrough case involving his mother’s care and alleged public charges. The Chronotype argues for truth and fair motives in reporting public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hansbrogh
Hansbrough
Baltimore
Messrs. Coe and
Tuttle
Portland
Ore
Messrs
Cue and Tuttle
Man Slaughter Verdict Ends Kuntz Case In District Court
In district court the Kuntz murder trial concluded with a verdict of manslaughter in the first degree. The jury, after deliberating, found the defendant guilty as spectators watched and his family expressed distress. The judge delivered a lengthy charge and the defendant was taken to the penitentiary. appeal likely. A civil suit by F J Bauer against P Farrell for 4660.65 was decided for the plaintiff at 1060. Reg i ster and Armstrong represented the plaintiff and defendant respectively. A similar suit by Lydia A Green against Farrell was postponed by consent. Additional civil cases were continued. A rape case against Schumacher was settled for 200 paid to the Wald girl’s parents with 50 per year ongoing support. Court adjourned for term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuntz
Farrington
Mockler
Armstrong
R. N. Stevens
Steve
O. E. Jones
Kunz
Supreme Court
F. J. Bauer
P. Farrell
H. L. Quist
Jos. Healy
Frank Bell
Anton Nanden
A. A. Ostrum
Hugh Barkley
Peter Wittmayer
George Shepard
C. J. Williams
Jos. Burdick
Luther Wescott
Wun. Carmichael
Plaintiff
G. W. Lynn
F. I. Register
H. A. Armstrong
Lydia A. Green
Schumacher
Outlook Grows Brighter in New Orleans
In New Orleans during October the improving weather and return of travelers spark business activity as communications slowly reopen. Fever cases show a gradual decline, signaling improving health conditions and economic momentum for the city.
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New Orleans
Oct
Earthquake Shocks Continue in Monteleone Italy
A strong tremor shook Monteleone at 10 a m causing panic among residents still suffering from the prior catastrophe with terror and privations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteleone
Italy
Prices and people mark Linton market and town notes
Grain prices led by Wheat and Durum while rain and frost facts ground local activity. The piece lists prices for No 1 Northern Wheat 69c No 2 66c No 3 62c durum 55c 5lc flax 8lc oats 20c barley 2ic potatoes 20c butter 15c cream 118&c eggs lic. It also chronicles visits and projects from residents including Armstrong Acheson Carmachael Bibelheimer Edick Fogle Neugebauer Lynn office building work and a city bazar cash carrier system. Several residents travel from Wahpeton Chicago Ashley and Denhoff with school moves and land deals.
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Linton
Jury Feeds Praised as They Sequester for Kunz Case
Foreman O E Jones recalls jurors thanking Mrs Shier wife of the sheriff for the abundant and prompt provisions supplied during sequestration. Jones adds the jury has never had better meals while kept apart from the world.
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Kunz
O. E. Jones
Asa the Good Opens Modern Bath Parlor in Linton
Asa Britts new bathing plant began operations last Saturday. The facility features automated cleansing and grooming machines that scrub, polish, and refresh patrons. Reportedly, several politicians were "dipped" in a joke mixture, claiming their ambitions were cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Britts
Asa
Mike Mahaney
Roosevelt
Jerry Cole
Dougherty in Jail as Illinois Educator Faces 84 Indictments
Newton C. Dougherty, an Illinois educator, is jailed after failing to post a $64,000 bail set on 84 new indictments for forgery and embezzlement. The grand jury added 45 forgery cases and 39 embezzlement cases with bonds of $1,000 and $500 respectively.
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Peoria
Ill
Grand
Newton C. Dougherty
Joseph Weil
Dougherty
Packers to pay for meat inspection costs
Washington reports at a cabinet meeting Secretary Wilson's plan to require packers to pay for meat inspection will be enacted immediately. The government expects annual savings of about fifty thousand dollars. The meeting also drafted a reply to Emperor Nicholas's invitation to the Hague conference and discussed the Chinese question with no changes to consular directives currently in effect.
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Washington
Wilson
Nicholas
United States
Linton Schools Report Morning Visits and Attendance
Supt Coventry toured the Linton schools early last week. An examination occurred in the grammar room as the class studied Evangeline. Miss Bessie Meadows visited the grammar school Monday forenoon. Eddie Rooks and Willie Rowerdink returned to class after illness this week.
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Supt
Coventry
Evangeline
Bessie Meadows
Eddie Rooks
Willie Rowerdink
Hettinger County to Be Organized and School Attendance Notes
Governor Sarles calls an election for December 5 to organize Hettinger county. Population now around 2,500, more than enough for organization. previously unorganized since state admission and unattached to Stark. Also details on local school enrollments and attendance with named teachers and pupils.
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Hettinger County
Sarles
Hettinger
Stark County
Fire destroys St Raphael's hospital in St Cloud
Fire gutted St Raphael's hospital in St Cloud at noon. The building housed forty typhoid fever patients who all escaped unharmed along with sixteen Benedictine sisters. Patients were moved to St Clotild academy. origin traced to the fourth floor elevator shaft. Loss estimated at 65000 with 40000 insured.
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St. Cloud
Minn
St. Raphael’s Hospital
St. Benedictine Order
St. Clotild Academy
Twin Cities
Pacific Coast
North Dakota Bank Robbed in Hensel heist
Grand Forks North Dakota October 9 The State Bank of Hensel in Pembina county had its entire funds stolen by cracksmen. More than 3500 dollars in cash plus dispersed checks and notes were taken or damaged by an explosion. Only cash and silver were taken. Bank president is F A Halliday and cashier J O Mills. Clues point to the same burglars who robbed Clifford bank last autumn.
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Grand Forks
N. D
State Bank of
Hensel
Pembina County
F. A. Halliday
J. O. Mills
Clifford Bank
Teen girl dead by own hand over third marriage wish
In Kokomo Indiana on October 10 Julia Beard aged sixteen twice married and twice divorced killed herself after Walter Gardner an electrotyper at a newspaper office refused to marry her. She died in his arms at a boardinghouse after taking poison.
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Kokomo
Ind
Julia Beard
Walter Gardner
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State Asylum For the
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Arthur Hewitt
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George Gillman
Tom
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Flaherty Pharmacy
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Leila Keebler
Hazel Petrie
Frank Meier
Leah Mendelowitz
Ethel Seeley
Willie McCulley
Beulah Sims
Emerson Martin
Mildred Lynn
Lena Meier
Edna Mohn
Myrtie Mohn
Laura Corbin
Fred Reamer
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Ione Martin
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Mabel McCulley
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Fern Welker
Reinholt Wittmayer
Rie
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W. L. Yeater & CO
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Edward Braddock
Linton, North Dakota
Bell
Wolker’s Store
C. Vorlander
Braddock
Linton State Bank
Jones Bros
Postoffice Building
Linton, N. D
Gomty
Pepe Vantin
EK. E. Semling & Coo
Bismarck
Fred
Falrey
L. Parxauegst
Coventey
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