Grand Jury Called for Emmons County October Term
Judge W L Nuessle ordered an Emmons County grand jury to convene October 8 at Linton to investigate any local law violations. The move follows a mob killing of Mrs E L Perras linked to W W Daugherty and a large wheat stock dispute with Hazelton figures. Cecil Pennington confessed to shooting and is jailed in Bismarck. 15 mob members were arrested on riot charges, with murder potential if proven they joined the mob. The term opens October 8, with a petit jury set for October 11 to aid farmers in harvesting.
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W. L. Nuessle
Sixth District Court
Emmons County
Iin
Nons County
Waa
E. L. Perras
Hazelton
W. W. Daugherty
Perres
Daugherty
Nuessle
Linton
Emmons
Sells the Old Wesley Baker Farm on Missouri River
One of the north county’s oldest farms the Wesley Baker place on the Missouri river at Livona sold this week to John Grenz for 15 000 dollars about 500 acres at 30 per acre. Baker who settled long ago near Sitting Bull times will stay in Emmons county if he chooses to remain amid region growth noted by Hazelton Repub.
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Wesley Baker
Missouri River
Livona
Baker
Sitting Bull
Missouri
Northwest
John Grenz
Grenz
Here
Canfield Place
Henry Will
Himmerich
Emmons County
Hazelton Repub
Turned Dial Reveals Time Figures on French Clock
The clock presents a dial with a per for and two numbered rings 12 and 24 hours. Either ring can be rotated to display the corresponding figures through the openings.
Bolshevik Leaders Tied to Germany in Secret Agency Money
Documents shown by the Public Information Committee indicate Lenine and Trotzky were paid 25 million dollars by the German government for betraying Russia and aiding a war of conquest. The records allege German plans predated World War I, including mobilizing agents in the United States and manipulating revolutions.
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Washington
United States
Committee On Public Information
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Imperial Bank
Russie
Mexico
Japan
Bresttovsk
Lenin
Estrograd
Germany
Bridgeport Strike Nears Settlement as Union Recommends Return
Bridgeport Conn Sept 17 reports indi cated the Machinists Union workers will be urged to resume work. Manufacturers said they would rehiring with prior pay under the labor board award. The anticipated return follows the labor board decision and ongoing negotiations.
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Ie Labor Board
Awaren‘ly
Two Auto Bandits Rob Paymaster Near Peoria
Highwaymen in a gray automobile held up the Grovo mine paymaster in Tazewell County near Peoria Illinois and escaped with 26000 dollars. Detective Gustine of the Peoria police force who accompanied the paymaster was wounded.
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Sinois
Peoria
Ill
Tazewell County
Ere
Gustine
Peoria Pace Force
Riots in Braddock Cause One Death and Eleven Injuries
In Braddock near Pittsburgh on September 17 a race riot between Turks and Armenians left one man dead eleven injured and thirty six arrested. Police and rioters exchanged shots after a war argument sparked the violence in the industrial district.
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Braddock
Pittsburgh
Here
Obituary: Earl J. L. Stewart Passes at 22
Earl Joseph Lester Stewart 22 years old died Tuesday evening at 8 20 in 1918 at his parents home M and Mrs J M Stewart. He suffered tubercular larynx despite medical care. Prayer at 1 this morning, burial in Mayville cemetery. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Earl Joseph Lester Stewart
Great
Lord
J. M. Stewart
Earl
Earl J. L. Stewart
Mayville
Liberty Loan inspector investigates blue card holders
Christian Hohn Field Representative of the Liberty Loan organization visited town last week to identify parties with blue cards from the drive who could afford to buy bonds but did not. The government seeks the information gathered on these men to turn pay into patriotism.
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Christian Hohn
Liberty Loan Organization
Hohn
War Trophy Train at Bismarck to Visit Saturday
Chairman Scott Cameron reports the war trophy special train from the Great Lakes Training Station will arrive in Bismarck Saturday morning. The exhibit, featuring a Blue Jacket band of thirty from the Chicago naval training center and a display of Allied and foe war relics, will be open free of charge. The Ninth District urges all to view and support Liberty Loan efforts, with no admission fee.
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Scott Cameron
Emmons County Liberty Loan Organization
Bismarck
Blue Jacket
Great Lakes
Bismarck Tribune
Chicago
Liberty Loan
Europe
Ninth District Executive Committee
United States
Uncle Sam
United States Delivers Fast Reply to Austro-Hungarian Note
Secretary Lansing issued a rapid U S response rejecting the Austro-Hungarian peace conference proposal. The statement, prepared within thirty minutes of receipt, asserts the United States will not join any conference and will maintain its terms for peace with the Allies. The reply will be transmitted to Austria via the Swedish minister and is expected to be echoed by other allied governments.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Sweden
Lansing
Mr. Lansing
Amsterdam
Austria
Americans Overcome Great Difficulties on St Mihiel Flank
In Lorraine on September 17 American and French forces attacked the German line on the western flank of the St Mihiel salient. They faced forests and thickets, heavy barbed wire, trenches and fortifications, yet breached the German defenses. The advance left torn wire, ruined roads, and fortified hills, and likely reduced German strength by about four divisions.
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St. Mihiel Salient
Lorraine
St. Mihiel
St. Mille
Light Day on West Front in Lorraine Front Patrols
On September 17 the American and French forces largely patrolled the Lorraine front with modest artillery activity. Germans hold the Hindenburg line and are forming positions near La Chaussee as a potential counterattack looms. German shells are often duds and limited to 77 and 105 millimetre guns.
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Lorraine
Hindenburg
la Chaussee
Liberty Bond Fourth issue drive targets Ninth district
Chairman Cameron announces next week letters will invite every capable voter in the Ninth district to present for Liberty Bond fourth issue quotas by September 28. Emmons County is assigned 180000 dollars with adjustments to equalize shares across earners.
Colorful World War I Letter From Strasburg Soldier
A WWI dated letter from a former Strasburg boy to Adam Kraft details life in the American Expeditionary Forces. The writer mentions mail delays, aircraft work in England, questions about harvests and grain, and asks after neighbors Johnny Klein and local families. He signs with a taunt about the Kaiser and asks to be kept in touch.
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Adam Kraft
Strasburg
Adam
Strasburgr
Hempstead
Oll
States
Johnny Klein
England
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Kaiser