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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
6
The Record is the official county and city newspaper of Emmons County with standard display and advertising rates. It is circulated in the southern half of the county and generally throughout the northern half.
The secretary of state sets October 28 for a recall election after final signatures, while a public dispute erupts between The Record and The Tribune over stance. The paper urges voters to back or oppose the league administration, noting the recall decision and urging responsables to participate.
The letter criticizes the Tribune for its stance in the independents’ league battle claiming about 74,000 signatories represent a majority. It warns of a possible third candidate effort as no compromise options, suggesting a scheme to win federal jobs post recall. The writer mocks White’s confidence and notes past reactions to similar moves.
The Fargo Daily Courier News publishes a letter praising the Nonpartisan League while criticizing an anonymous author calling himself Noah Lot. The letter argues the league’s success and impact in North Dakota, labeling the writer as bolshevist in mood.
Coalition candidate Henry H Curran, president of Manhattan, won the Republican mayoral primary as the party’s nominee. He carried all boroughs, defeating Major La Guardia who came second. Judge Reuben L Haskell of Brooklyn was third and William M Bennett fourth.
San Francisco county grand jury returned a true bill charging Roscoe Arbuckle with manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death by a 12 to 2 vote. Witnesses Miss Blake and Miss Provost testified that Arbuckle said I will throw you out the window after Rappe cried I am dying.
Yukon legislative session ends with laws enacted to sell liquor through the government as requested in last July plebiscite. Dawson, Y T officials press forward with the measure amid regional debates.
Guilman Holmes, a Black man, arrested for the murder of Sidney Manheim, Columbia station agent, was hanged by a mob. The body was riddled with bullets and set aflame. Holmes was said to have confessed.
In Escanaba Michigan 12 year old Robert Gilquist was fatally shot when Milton Schroeder’s small caliber revolver accidentally discharged. The tragedy was reported as an unintentional death involving a minor and a firearm.
A United States Veterans Bureau team will tour North Dakota to settle insurance and compensation claims and vocational training cases. The squad includes a medical examiner, rating and claims officers, a vocational agent, and representatives from the American Legion and Red Cross, visiting multiple cities and counties from Sept 26 to Oct 24.
North Dakota locale notes a new theatre opening in Steele and bids on fire truck apparatus in Bismarck. Other towns report crop forecasts, school enume rations, drownings, oil prospects, livestock sales, and civic issues.
North Dakota's taxable property totals 1 887 068 783 dollars for 1921 as set by the state board of equalization and the state tax commission. The 1921 valuation reflects adjustments from Jamestown and Drake reassessments and a Grant county auditor’s corrected return.ابق
North Dakota roundup notes new appointments at University Eight and local civic updates. Washburn and other towns report developments from freight vessels to municipal plans. Grain and timber topics, farm bureau activity, and local incidents are noted with brief local context.
The document lists district distinctions and the names of key officers including T. P. Lee as Chairman Frank Goughnour J. McConville Jacob Schall and Lou Heaume. The text reads like a formal roster of positions across multiple districts with no additional context.
Frank P. Allen presides while Fred A. Oliver serves as associate judge. Stenographers Geo M. McKenna and Rev C Newcomb are listed along with Juvenile Court Officer for Emons Logan and Mcintosh Counties, covering the respective jurisdictions.
The CliO Club meets every Friday afternoon under President Theresa Streeter and Vice President Jean Smith. Officers include Edith Brent treasurer, secretary tract, and Cor Sec Mrs. G Q Bechtle Jr, with Evangelical Missionary In. TV officers listed as well.
A fragment from a medical journal humorously notes Elizabeth’s doubt about doctors being ill. The piece reflects early modern chatter on medicine and household items like handkerchiefs, hinting at evolving daily life during the sixteenth century.
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