Hazelton Local News and Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of adjourned annual meeting for Farmers Union Elevator Co. stockholders to vote on bonding and conduct business October 29 1921 at 2 p m all stockholders urged to attend. Many local social and civic items follow including visits, moves, and events across Hazelton North Dakota with multiple residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Elevator Co
Bonding Elevator Co
E. P. Kurtz
Union chiefs firm in fight over rail strike orders
The five railroad unions and the National Labor Board failed to reach a compromise as they adjourned with no definite results. Union leaders said violations of board orders by carriers fuel the dispute and pledged the planned October 30 walkout would proceed.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor
Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Brotherhood
Barton
Hooper
Arives
Mine Union Leaders Arrested Over Martial Law Proclamation
A.M. Metzger in charge of the Williamson West Virginia local headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America and two associates were arrested on charges of violating the martial law proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
W. Va
A. M. Metzger
United Mine Workers of America
Appalling Drug Conditions Cited by New York Official
Sarah Graham Mull hall, former deputy commissioner of the narcotic control board of New York, calls the current drug addiction situation in the country appalling. The remark underscores growing concerns about addiction and its societal impact.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Graham Mulhall
the Narcotic Control Board of
New York
U S Ratifies Pact Barring Allied Commission Seats
The Senate ratified peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary. Votes for Germany and Austria were 66 to 20 and for Hungary 66 to 17. Reservations barred American membership on Allied preparations commissions without Congress consent. Key leaders spoke for and against ratification including Johnson Hitchcock Pomerene La Follette.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Allied Preparations Commission
Congress
Johnson
California
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Pomerene
Ohio
Japanese Delegation Lands in San Francisco for Armament Talks
A Japanese government delegation arrived in San Francisco for the Washington arms limitation conference. Vice Admiral Kato Major General Tanaka and I Gomyo led the party. Kato praised holding the talks in America and the public support behind the Washington project.
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San Francisco
Washington
Kato
Navy
Tanaka
Army
I.gomyo
Foreign Office
America
Scheideman shot at in German party meeting
Berlin reports former foreign secretary Scheideman was fired upon at a German People's Party meeting in Ludenscheid Westphalia. The bullet missed, he was uninjured. In London Prime Minister Lloyd George said he hopes to attend the Washington arms conference reassembly in the House of Commons.
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Scheideman
Berlin
Philipp Scheideman
German People’s Party
Ludenscheid
Westphalia
Herr Scheideman
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
University votes against women membership again
London Cambridge university again rejects granting women membership by a large margin. On December 8 last, the university voted 908 to 1,712 against women membership.
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London
Cambridge University
Cabinet Heads killed as revolt wins in Portugal
A Lisbon revolution toppled the government with premier Antonio Granjo and founder Machado de Santos among the slain. Col Manuel Coelho heads the new cabinet. Paris dispatches note republican ties, Madrid cites monarchist leanings. The program seeks budget stringency, tax reform, public service reorganization, and national development while army and navy are to be restructured.
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London
Portugal
Lisbon
Exchange
Paris
Antonio Granjo
Machado de Santos
Reuter
Madrid
Jose Carlos Maia
Carlos Silva
Cubra Leal
Manuel Coelho
Legation
Coelho
Butchers Strike Vote Tallied At John Morrell Plant
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Bolters workers announced by J. J. Bayes show 35 354 in favor and 3 420 against in a packing house strike at John Morrell company plant in Tema Iowa. The action is described as the industry’s most significant since a 1000 men walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhe Amalgamated Meat Cutters
J. Bayes
John Morrel Company
Tema
Iowa
Hayes
School program and W C T U events noted
A good program was presented by school children and the W C T U. The Women's Auxiliary held a short meeting at Mrs Day's home and laid plans for future entertainments. The Auxiliary will meet monthly on the first Tuesday at members' homes. Mrs L E Brambaugh visited Braddock with Everett Frazer and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
F. J. Rotzien
Kintyre
Hazelton
Inspector Joyce
Bismarck
F. B. Streeter
Linton
Rep. Kitchen
Presbyterian Aid
Fred Jenner
Napoleon
Turtle Lake
Geo. Opp
Dawson
Walker
C. A. Carlson
Glencoe
Ben Klabunde
Martin Morrison
South Dakota
Tony Appert
Bernice Bishop
Henry Tiffin
Joe Beck
N. D
John Schneider
Idaho
Frank Appert
Rebecca Lodge
Abe Jampolsky
Aberdeen
Ellis Smolowitz
Hebron
Harry Hubbard
Walter Penwarden
Hazelton Hardware
L. M. Loerschlag
Braddock
J. J. Welsh
Garden City
S. D
Woodland
Salvation Army
Day
L. E. Brambaugh
Everett Frazer
School Notes Highlight Fifth and Sixth Grade News
Mabel Hoof fifth grade made a Hallowe en poster during drawing period this week. Viola Aarvig and Ronald Aarvig had perfect spelling lessons this sixth grade. Carl Nelson who broke his leg about two weeks ago is now in the Bismarck hospital.
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Caroline Moch
Ruth Beal
Hal—lowe
M. B. Fallgatter
Robert
Dorothy Fallgatter
Lutzie Moch
W. C. T. U. Entertainment
Hallowe’en
Viola Aarvig
Ronald Aarvig
Carl Nelson
Bismarck Hospital
Hazelton IOOF and Rebekah Lodges Meet Weekly
Hazelton Lodge No 135 IOOF meets Saturdays in Klabunde's Hall with N G E J Babcock V G C E Gregory G E Whitford secretary and John Baker treasurer. Hazelton Lodge No 102 Rebekahs meet Thursdays led by N G Mrs Carolyn Lenhart V G Mrs Anton Kramer secretary Mrs Dora Schanla ber treas.
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Hazelton Lodge No
Klabunde’s Hall
E. J. Babcock
N. G
V. G
G. E. Whitford
John Baker
Treas
Hazelton Lodge
Rebeccahs
Carolyn Lenhart
Anton Kramer
Dora Schanlaber
Joe Wollman
Church Schedule and Parish Leadership
Hazelton and Braddock churches list service times on Sundays with Braddock at 10 30 A M on the second Sunday and Hazelton on the first and third Sundays at the same time Huff holds on the fourth Sunday at 10 30 A M Moffit the fifth Sunday or day appointed with Sunday evening Instruction and Benediction at 8 00 P M except the fourth Sunday Rev Fr Krank is the pastor.
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Hazelton
Braddock
Thrift Sale Ad Lists Used Machinery Bargains
Second hand pieces of thrash ing machinery for sale described as bargains. Price details available on request. Advertiser: George Zirbes of Hazeltom M D.
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George Zirbes
Hazeltom
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Hazelton Town News
Stockholders’ Meeting
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
J. J. Peterson
Briggle
H. A. Armstrong
L. C. Malchert
Odd Fellows
Armstrong
Helen Baker
Anna Schanlaber
Geo. Zirbes
Temvik
Catholic Ladies’ Sewing Society
Earl Kurtz
Jocse-Wazs Biscui Graanx Bakere of
Senshine Biscuits
A. E. Klabunde
Hazelton, North Dakota
Morris
Pasadena
Calif
Page Morris
Federal Court of
Minnesota
Sir Robert Kindersley
Hudson's Bay Company
Bank of England
City of
U.S
Allied Commission
Japs Land Arms
West Hazelton Stock Farm
Black Price
D. Crimmins & Son
Hazelton, N. D
Columbus
Belling the Cat
Bobby Day
Marion White
Ethel Harrison
Lutzia Mock
F. A. Barta
Theresa Grunefelder
Butchers
Mabel
H. E. Winchester
Hazelton Drug Co
Hazleton, No
Dak