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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
6
Car owners in Linton Emmons County Strasburg and Hague are urged to choose United States Tires for life safety comfort and economy. The Northwestern Motor Company and County dealers promote a tire line offering a type and size for every car.
President Wilson on a cross country trip defends the League voting process as unanimous decisions, urges quick ratification of the peace treaty, and urges removal of grievances to curb radicalism. He speaks at Mandan Billings Helena and Bismarck while touring Idaho and Montana with a focus on unity and peace.
A great typhoon swept the southeast coast killing about 3,000 people, reports from Fuchow said. The storm was accompanied by a tidal wave 28 feet high.
Mexican soldiers at the San Luis garrison mutinied and killed all officers, per reports received by N. Cranholm, superintendent of the Imperial Irrigation district. Also noted, Colonel James D. Bell of Brooklyn was elected commander-in-chief of the Grant Army of the Republic in Columbus. The Bulgarian treaty was signed in Paris, the state department advised.
Information received at the Russian embassy indicates evacuation of Moscow by the Kolchak government is underway. Details remain uncertain as officials discuss movements and strategic retreat amid the advancing forces and shifting fronts.
Night telephone service at the local office is restored with Mrs. Ed Hughes as night operator and Miss Annie Norman as relief operator. The project covers stucco renovations and house improvements in the Strasburg area, with Peter C Van Soest contributing from the local neighborhood.
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