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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
3
Linton, North Dakota publication notes by F B Streeter as Pioneer Paper of the County. Records entry at Linton Post Office classed as second class matter.
A detailed ticket of U S Senate and congressional candidates led by A J Gronna and George Young with state, county and local officers including Hanna Praine Hall Jorgenson Steen Lind e Taylor Flint and several commissioners sheriffs clerks assessors and justices of the peace across districts and counties.
The piece argues that warfare persists despite calls for arbitration and universal law. It notes repeated global wars including the Spanish American, Boer, Russo Japanese, Balkan conflicts, and Mexican upheavals. It asserts human partisan nature, weak global enforcement, and the likelihood that might will override morality in war.
The passage argues there is no true civilized warfare. It condemns using a military system to kill, harming noncombatants, and justifying devastation. It calls such logic primeval, equating strength with survival and questioning any humane distinction in combat conduct.
Governor Cole Blease’s political stand ends in defeat as Senator Smith wins renomination on the Democratic ticket. Ben Tillman’s vituperative campaign fails to land the toga, signaling a nationwide interest in SC voters embracing common sense and fitness in leadership.
The House members endure a trying period as pay remains steady while talks of curbing salaries surface. Reports indicate the largest attendance on roll call in months as members press to stay on the job.
A fragment notes the prevailing mood of national peace in the United States even as a broader world conflict rages, reflecting a cautious optimism about security and stability during wartime.
The report warns that Italy, Turkey, Greece and Balkan states are becoming unstable as each prepares to enter a deadly standoff, risking broader conflict across the region.
In a reminiscence from Pawnee County Oklahoma and North Dakota memories, James A. Emmons recounts the Dakota capital shift saga. He credits E A Williams Alexander McKenzie and C A Lounsbery with securing Bismarck as capital, recalls the boom, bank ties, and Ordway’s controversial moves, and denounces the later disgrace and name change from Edwinton to Bismarck.
Rahme August 26 report the Fossey infant died when the buggy overturned crushing the skull of the baby and breaking the sister Cor delia Hanson s arms. Mr Fossey drove others were thrown out. Max August 26 Ida Levchenko four spent 72 hours on open prairie found asleep in slough water subsisting on water and will recover. Devils Lake August 26 a masked robber with a revolver robbed 15 York hotel guests taking about 100 and valuables. The thief commanded guests to place items before him and then pocketed them.
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