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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
7
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Miss Alice McConnell, re-elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Letter Carriers, is a Buffalo resident.
Washington reports the north coast ports La Ceiba Tela and Omoa have fallen to rebels with Puerto Cortez likely seized. Americans in Le Ceiba seek help and the U S S Cleveland has orders to protect lives and property. President Bertrand fled to Amapala on Sept 8 leaving power with a pro Nazario Soriano cabinet. The United States warned Bertrand to ensure fair elections and he accused the U S of threats. Opponents say they fight to uphold law and constitution.
Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch is slated to visit Minneapolis on Armistice Day November 11 to address the first annual American Legion convention set for November 10 to 12. If Foch cannot travel due to ill health General Petain would attend in his place.
A Dallas proclamation signed by vigilantes threatens tar and feathers and whipping post for profiteers, accusing alleged rent profiteering and vowing investigation though the signatories’ identities are not publicly known.
Rioting began two days earlier at a textile mill in Dilcon Ga during a strike. Strikers fired on non union workers wounding two women while more non union workers were whipped or beaten by sympathizers at the scene. Further details note France In and balance of 263 million dollars from wartime cooperation.
Justice Bran Ges of the United States Supreme Court, a Swiss industrial mission of 3324 members, and opera singer Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink were among the passengers who arrived by steamship from Schmane Heink was accompanied.
The Christian Science Monitor reports De Wolf Hopper's elephant Lena试 wore four huge leather shoes on her four feet to keep Lena's feet warm in cold weather. The gag draws laughs as Lena parades in oversized footwear.
The Record reports residents returning from the James River country noting unprofitable trips. Farrell returns from crop regions. A new boy appears at Joe Kalberer’s in Logan district, settling in Emmons County about ten days ago. Winchester and Tuttle left for Bismarck to load wild ducks. Heisler of Dakem Wildeman of Selz and Wolf and Geo. Wildeman of Selz were in town Wednesday. Henry Chapman of Williamsport married Mina M. Lucas of Bismarck on Oct 3, 1894. A house warming for Wash Hawkes’ residence last Friday drew a well attended, successful event with music by F. D. Smith and Arthur Knudtson.
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