Bonus Bill Split Over Harding Veto Fight
Senate approves the soldiers bonus by 47 to 22 amid opposition from President Harding and Mellon. Critics call for restraint while supporters warn the nation can afford the cost. the measure awaits the president's action as Congress weighs pork barrel savings and broader wartime compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House
Pres. Harding
Senate
Congress
Harding
Sec
Treasury
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Pittsburg
Mill er challenged on spelling in Emmons county paper
The writer chides Mill er for his spelling of thrashing and asserts the paper's own spelling is correct. He recalls correcting a prior error on sergeant and defends the newspaper's accuracy in word usage, urging Mill er to consult Webster's dictionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Emmons County
Labor turmoil voices warn of violence and bias
A dated editorial defends coal workers while condemning rail strikes and violent acts. It argues coal owners overpaid miners at public expense, notes a temporary settlement, and urges unions to distancing from bombings and sabotage to protect labor movements. It stresses public opinion tilting toward employees yet calls for restraint and order.
Front Page Debate Over Printing Commissioner's Proceedings
A discussion notes reluctance to print commissioners proceedings on the front page. It highlights lists of engineers, bridge payments, and medical bills as items Miller would publish. The piece cites Miller claiming he prints more news in six pages than the Record does in eight and questions the longevity of his approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sexeTar Waaest
Miller
Hard Times for Local Newspaper Publishing
Miller laments the burden of producing a newspaper while many tasks fall on personal effort. An official analyst down the street is preoccupied with a makeshift eight-page home print sheet. The Record has long run with similar efforts as election season nears.
North Dakota News Digest Highlights and Distant Events
A sweeping state roundup lists events across North Dakota, including the Wells county poultry show in Sykeston November 14 to 16, fund drives for a Halliday Congregational church, and Walcott night watchmen. It notes searches for Pembina’s missing person since August, a fatality near Harvey, and burglaries in Plaza. Agricultural, education, and infrastructure items appear from Mandan to Minot and beyond, with weather, crime, and public works notes interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykeston
Wells County
Halliday
Walcott
Pembina
Stanislas Martineau
Michigan
Dickinson
Harvey
Soo
Wolford
Wahpeton
LaMoure
Fort Yatee
Walhalia
Valley City
Stanley’ Skwire
Agricultural Colege
Fargo
Pingree
Jamestown
Wilton
Williston
G. B. Wetzger
C. E. Fuller
Ferry
H. C. Caspersen
Zion Free Church
Folkebladet
Minneapolis
Lakota
Edzon C. Cummings
G.A.R. Post
Vermont
Wisconsin Infantry
Mandan
New Liberty Memorial
Missouri
Velva
Carl
Carl Rechtold
Minot
Bismarck
Prohibition
National Prohibition
Washington
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Dakota
Great Northern Railway
Miohall Bank
Lake
LY F
Reynolds Ranch
Washburn
W. T. Kraft
Trinity Hospital
C. C. Turner
Stark County
Federal Land Office
Sheldon
Sherwood
Hilleboro
Sanborn
Berthold—Troop No. 1
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Stanley
Mountrall
Thorne—Yeggs
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bowbelle
Kenmare
Kenmare Power Company
St. Jamestown
N. P
Columbus
New Salem
August Schwartz
Streeter
Lake George
Salt Lake
Scranton
Frank Matson
Marmoth
E. Schoolcraft
War ‘Finance Corporation
North Dakota Wheat Growers, Inc
Minnesota
South Dakota
Oberammergau
Sherman Cook
Europe
Federal
Trachoma Hospital
C. BE. Downes
Pikeville
G. B. Ribble
Heart River
Park Board
Fargo Commercial Club
E. B. Neuman
Agricultural College
United States
Hettinger
John Merkel
Devils Lake
Grand Parke
Oere
North
Montana
Dakota-tolis
Directory of Emmons County Officials
Official newspaper Emmons County listing county officers including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Clerk of Court Co F School Supt State's Attorney Coroner and others. appears to be a government directory with names and positions across county offices.
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Register of Deeds
A. H. Irvine
Clerk of Court Co F
Bcjee
H. H. Hanees State's Attorney
Chas
Coventry
AL L
Emmons Co
Juvenile Court Proceedings in Second District
Presiding Judge Frank P. Allen, Associate Judge Fred A. Oliver, stenographer Geo. M. McKenna, with Court Officer Rev. C R Newcom, for Emons Logan and Melne tosh Counties. Judge Co. Hsen and Stenographer Rev. C R Newcom oversee juvenile matters in this district.
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Frank P. Allen
Fred A. Oliver
Geo. M. McKenna
Associe
Co. H.sen
Rev. C .Cr. Ewcom
Emons
Logan and
Melnetosh Counties
City of Linton Official Notices and Elections
Fragmentary OCR lists city officials and ward changes in Linton. Mentions Wolverton Auditor Peweeescreeee and Petrie officer with unclear positions. Mentions Frank Sternen and Frank Meier Jr among officials. indicates ward changes on Reidlinger Road and West Paulson area.
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Frank Sternen
Kier Aeparnbawen
Frank Meier, Jr
Reidlinger
W. Paulso
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmons Coin
Linton, North Dakota
Postoffice
American Press Association
URING
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
Standard Oil Comy
Chicago
Imons County
County ‘Commissioners
Third Judicial District
City OF
Linton
Peweeescreeee CO
Woolverton
Wolverton
Biitions Co
T. Matthews Episcopal Church
Wm. Malpass
Oneal
Bunaay School
Rmed Church
Strasburg
Pia Dui
Linton Longe NO
A. F
A. M
Stone' Ata Ovr
W.m. C. Wolverton
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Lintom
Puntoni
Ls Fythias
Tito
Evered
C. c. Oscar Bertheau
K. R
Linton Aa
Neemes Son
Etta Junge
Royal Neighbors
Linton Lodge
LAN Oracl Tel Shh
Orns
Americ
Seis
Lan Neu Z
H. Smith
Catholic Sewing Circle
Corvida Beat
M. T. Barger
Treas
Accabee
Irene
Augusta Pomerance
Anna
Dan R. Richardson
Frieda
Ter Schen
Fred Petrie
Thruda Heyerman
and Treas
Ellyn Pagel
Nellie Freeman
Laries Guild
Mary Price
Irene “Trvine
Flora Carley
Ha’ Fogh
Trena
Pe Am Society
Cher
Oman
Cho. Ee Aes
Ie Smith
Vive
B . Raith Brant
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Pechtle
Theo
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Kram Tary
Bei Cor
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Priscilla Us
H. Brant
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Mra
E. H. Smith
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