Capital News Notes Cont on First Page
The piece outlines recall petitions against Townleyist floor leader Weber in Logan and McIntosh counties and details Bishop Lemke's court bid to halt railway rate increases. It covers intra-state versus inter-state rate disputes, July–October actions, and power struggles within the Nonpartisan League with Lemke, LeSeur, and Hagan tied to planned political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Logan
McIntosh
Bill Lemke
Supreme Court
State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lemke
Courier-News
Railway Commission
Albert E. Sheets, Jr
Attorney General's Office
Sheets
Sheeis
National Congress
C. F. Dupuis
Randahl
Milholland
Commission
United States Supreme Court
Nonpartisan League
League
Minot
Simon-Pure Socialists
Courier- News
United States
McCumber
Political feuding tied to Lemke and Hagan reshapes North Dakota power
The article outlines a factional struggle in North Dakota where Lemke aims to dominate state politics and national ambitions, while Hagan and allies exert control over local publications and the Workmen's Compensation Board. Governor Frazier leans toward Lemke, and Townley pressures resignation as Bank of North Dakota manager amid a wave of clipped articles attacking Langer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemke
Minot
League
North Dakota
United States
John Hagan
Bill Lemke
Hagan
Grand Forks American
John B. Brown
Workmen’s Compensation Board
E. E. Wessel
Brown’s
Courier-News
Frazier
Ladd
Jim Waters
Bank of North Dakota
Farm Bureau Briefs Tallies Yields and Farm News
Anton Bosch reports seventeen large evenly sized potatoes weighing fifteen ounces each from one hill, with another hill yielding a one pound twelve ounce tuber. Mrs. Bosch notes unusually uniform tubers. W E Kyes to enter shorthorn cattle at Haggard ranch. Threshing help scarce at six dollars daily. J W Haw discusses the Farzo pool. Fargo stores nearly a million tons, with expected forty to fifty cents per pound by next January. Minnesota Farm Bureau surpasses fifty thousand members. Iowa Farm Bureau secretary Cunningham foresees growing farmer influence. Slope Fair at Mandan yields strong exhibits. Emmons County Purebred Livestock Association plans first sale October 19 at Kurtz Bros. farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bosch
Linton
Alex Bosch
J. W. Haw
N. D
Farzo
Fargo
Farm Bureau of
Minnesota
Cunningham
Iowa Farm Fireau
Iowa
Farr
Mandan
Emmons County Purebree Livestock Association
Kurtz Bros
Bomb Found on Reid Avenue Station Sparks Brisk Investigation
Police halted elevated platform crowds as workers questioned Brooklyn Rapid Transit employees about extremists or strikers seen nearby. A dynamite filled bomb with a lit fuse was extinguished. officials pursue leads amid a chaotic Wall Street blast investigation. Detectives also verify a 1918 health department horse tag linked to a Reid Ice Cream company horse. DOJ chief Flynn insists the Wall Street incident was a pre arranged anarchist plot and will be solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reid Avenue
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Wall Street
Health Department
Reid Ice Cream Company
Department of Justice
William J. Flynn
Millerand Elected France President by National Assembly
Premier Alexandre Millerand won a strong majority in the national assembly to succeed Paul Deschanel who resigned for health reasons. Final tally shows Millerand 495 votes, Gustave Delory 69, with 20 scattering and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschanel
Versailles
Alexandre Millerand
France
National Assembly
Paul Deschanel
Gustave Delory
Lille
Department
Me Nard
Millerand
Deschanel Resigns as Mill erand Gains Assembly Backing
The hourt announced Deschanel would resign and the national assembly caucus backed Mill erand with a large majority for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschanel
National Assembly
Millerand
Red s Seize Factories Amid Referendum Rejections
Italian labor moves to seize factories as referendums across cities reject leaders’ plan to evacuate plants. In Turin royal guards exchange fire. one guard dies and several wounded. Three armed men arrested and others jailed as protests unfold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Turin
Confesses Double Murder Near Rolla North Dakota
Sylvester Snyder alias William Bass confessed to killing two men whose bodies were found in a stubble field near Rolla about 50 miles north of Minnewaukan. He named the victims as brothers Earle and Archie Fletcher of Clearfield Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnewaukan
N. D
Sylvester Snyder
William Bass
St. Paul
Rolla
Putterwick
Snyder
Earle
Archie Fletcher
Celarfield
Miners Prepare For Work In Hazelton Pa
Hazelton Pennsylvania preparations are underway to resume full coal field operations after nearly a month long standstill caused by a vacation strike. The stoppage halted mining in the anthracite region and now workers and operators await a return to normal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Whisky Worth Four Million Burns in Kentucky Fire
Seven thousand barrels of real Kentucky rye were destroyed when a Cedar Brook warehouse in Lawrenceburg Kentucky burned. The whisky valued at four million dollars was consumed by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Cedar Brook
Here
Whiskey runners prosper profits running into millions
Federal officials estimate liquor traffic along the Canadian border to Detroit and the U S runs as high as 100 million dollars this year. Rum runners operate between the Canadian border and the American northwest using fast night journeys and armed with rifles and shotguns to outrun authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U. S
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Canadian
American Northwest
Detroit
England Faces Coal Strike Threat Across UK Mines
A nationwide coal strike looms as delegates from all districts accept the federation executive committee report stating negotiations failed. Most UK mines will idle next Monday amid the pending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
United Kingdom
Federation
Boston Orders Coal Rations
Boston Catholic? Boston Mass rationing of hard coal for domestic use was ordered to relieve scarcity statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
County Directory Snapshot Names and Roles
Auditor H Bram. Treasurer E T Atha. Register of Deeds A U Gel. Sheriff Theodore Meinhover. State's Attorney Geo W Lynn. Sup't of Schools H H Hanson. County Judge Don L Tracy. Clerk of Court C F Wagher. Chairman F Dist J McConville. First Dist Ben Matthews. Second Dist Ludwig Weber. Second Dist L DuHeaume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bram
E. T. Atha Register of Deeds
A. U. Gel
Theodore Meinhover
Geo. W. Lynn Sup't
H. H. Hanson
Don L. Tracy
C. F. Wagher
Emmons Logan Mc Intosh Juvenile Court Officers Cited
Frank P. Allen presides with J Graham as associate judge and C H Olsen as stenographer. Fred A. Oliver also stenographer with Rev C R Newcomb serving as Juvenile Court Officer for Emmons Logan and McIntosh Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Allen
J. Graham
C. H. Olsen
Fred A. Oliver
Rev
C. R. Newcomb
Emmons
Logan
McIntosh
Linville City Officials Listed With Roles
The notice names Linvos City officials including Mayor C. Wolverton, Treasurer Bart H. Gsenith, Police Magistrate T. Bagger, Justice of the Peace A. M. Britts, City Attorney A. M. Brute, Chief of Police Beet Cameron, City Assessor Patul Marshall, Engineer D. Pegh and Fire Chief HE. L. Petrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wolverton
Patul_ Marshall Aasseesor Britte
D. Pegh
Ssscsee Ee HE. L. Petrie
German Evangelical Friedens Church Service Schedule
The church holds services at 10:30 with Sunday school at 10:00 every third Sunday morning and Sunday evening services at 7:30 led by Pastor Martin Vosshler. Members include Wallace Eyes Frank Sternhagen C A Wolverton Chas Paulson and First Ward Second Ward Third Ward attendees Nick Heisler Chris Bosch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Eyes
Frank Sternhagen C. A. Wolverton
Chas. Paulson
Friedens Church
Sanday
Hev
Martin Voshler
Church Services and Schedules in Linton Area
A listing of local church services including German Baptist Church Sunday school 10 30 a m and evening 8 p m Rev Rudolph Luchs Methodist Episcopal preaching 7 30 p m Epworth League 6 45 p m Rev S M Swaney pastor St Anthony Catholic Church high mass first and third Sundays 10 a m Rosenthal Sacred Heart Mission from Linton 10 a m high mass and sermon Sundays Evangelical Church 11 a m fourth Sunday 7 30 p m services Sunday school 10 a m Rev Saunders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Rudolph Luchs
Methodist Episcopal
Epworth League
S. M. Swaney
ST. Anthony Catholic Church
Linton
Broadway
Rosenthal Sacred Heart Church
Mission
Evangelical Church
Saunders
Local Lodge and Club Meeting Schedule Recap
Monthly TY meetings are held on the first Thursday each month with officers listed for Mrs A Saunders to Mrs Gottlieb Bechtle Sr. Plus Ladies Gund and Eata Junges groups meeting alternate Wednesdays with officers named. Knights of Pythias Linton Lodge No 71 meets Thursdays. Knights of the Macabees Lodge No 28 lists officers Flora Garley and Brwita Junga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Pythias, Linton Lodge
Catholic Wing Circle Meeting Notes
Catholic Wing Circle meets on the second and fourth Thursday afternoons. Officers listed include Mrs Glas as President and Mrs Anton Horner as Vice President. Mrs A R Corwine serves as secretary and Mrs M T Barger as treasurer.
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Glas
Pres
Anton Horner
V. P
Richardson Post American Legion News Note
Visiting officers A H Irvine Paul Marshall and Glen Turner attended the Dan BR Richardson Post events with brief remarks from Commander Irvine and Vice Commander Marshall at the North Darkets post meeting for sailors and marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan BR. Richardson Post
American Legion
Fribo
Inten
North Darkets
Solffiers
A. H. Irvine
Paul Marshall
Glen Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital News
Frank Milholland
Arthur LeSeur
Agriculture and
Simon
Townley
Bill Langer
Jim
Fordson
Henry Ford
Northwestern Motor Co., Linton and Hazelton Strasburg Auto Co
Strasburg, N. D
Farm Bureau Briefs
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
St. Louis
C. B. Faris
United States District Court
Kansas City
Emmons County
Third Judicial District
Citt OF
Linvos
Nick Heisler
Chris Bosch
ST. Matthews Episcopal Church
Ws Mal
FR. Sailer
the Reformed Church of
Strasburg
Rev. R. Dinker
Christian Endeavor
Linton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Stone Drug Store
F. B. Streeter
W. M
Order OF Eastern Star
Grace A. Briggle
W. M. Frances Cameron
Royal Neighbors
Lillian Lang
Oracle
Etta Junge
Recorder
America
J. A. Lang
ER. H. Smith
Evangelical Missionary Socie
A. Saunders
Wm. Bechtle
P. J. Schott
Treas
Gottlieb Bechtle, Sr
Gott. Bechtle, Sr
Gund
Eata Junges
Mary Lynn
LADIZ
Clio Club
Theresa Streeter
Jean Smith
Edith Brant
C. O. Smith
C. C. Don L. Tracy
K. R
Ladies OF the Macabees
Lodge No
Flora Garley
Bwita Junga
A. R. Corwine
Wec
M. T. Barger
Ican Legion
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