Plan of Bolsheviki laws sparks North Dakota protest
The Nonpartisan administration faces a challenge as the Independent Voters Association denounces the Bolshevist approach to state amendments. The group vows to fight the plan, seek legal action, and oppose tax and property rights changes tied to a proposed June 1919 constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
State
Group of League
North Dakota Independent Voters Association
Cooperstown
Mariner
Independent Voters Association
Unclear weather note with scattered gale details
A garbled weather snippet describes cold and unsettled conditions in eastern regions with possible snow or rain, stronger winds in some areas, and variable cloud cover through Saturday. Includes references to Dallas and coastal regions but lacks clear locations or dates.
Fargo hearing set on electric rate case for Jan. 28
The long delayed Fargo electric light and gas rate dispute moves toward a hearing after the state railroad commission fixed January 28 for the Fargo session. At issue are higher rates by Union Light Heat & Power Co. and whether the state can secure a better deal from the incoming railroad commission.
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Fargo
Bismarck
State ‘Railroad Commission
Railroad Board
St Grand Lorks
Forks
Fally Commission Co
State Railroad Commission
Union Light, Heat & Power Co
Railroad Commission
Rail Commission
Bere
Er Hae
Palirou Commission
Will Celebrate The Revolution Festivities In Berlin
A festive announcement notes December 12 will be observed with general rejoicing in Berlin. An open air carnival concerts and processions are planned to mark the revolution as declared by newspaper notices from Zeitung am Mittage.
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Amsterdam
Thureday
Berlin
Zeitung Am
Mittie of
Ebert
French Marines Occupy Odessa Reported By Provisional Units
Fragmentary report notes French Marines occupying Odessa amid allied actions. Text references detachments and perceived coordination by nearby forces, with unclear dates or precise commands. Further readable specifics are limited by damaged OCR.
Towi2r City Man Held Few Days
Pete Tougas of Towi2r City was taken prisoner by the firm. Care battery the application was signed, but he has returned.
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City
N. D
Pete Tougas
Tha
Fem
Adshead, Former Fargoan, Is Dead
Adshead, once a Fargoan, has died this week in Winnipeg after a career tied to the Winnipeg area. The report notes his return to the city years ago and references his prior involvement with a local company.
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Adshead
Fargoan
Advance Ruminly Company
Wime Company
Winnipeg
Tair
German Agents Dispatched America Before War Began
Washington dispatch reports Captain Lester testified before a Senate committee that July 1 1914 the German government informed 130 civilian employees in Berlin a world war would start soon The witnesses alleged German propagandists in the United States coordinated with Dr H Fr Albert the paymaster of the enemy propaganda system to create a German news service The testimony noted an unnamed informant currently interned in the United States and questioned whether Hearst or National News Service affiliates were involved
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Associated
United States
Interut
H. Fr. Albert
Neucleva
Wald
Hearat
Nike Lapaernie
Ser
Carmien
Eebaney Wankington
Jen
Lester
Pax
Germany
Fixes 1760 as a Living Wage in federal ruling
Dec 13 Wilbert Og Urn examiner federal war labor board deemed $1760 annual pay for adult employees as a budget of reasonable comfort. Federal arbitrator Tudee Samuel Alachuter supported higher wages for packinghouse workers. Public opinion divides, budget questioned. Liscon District loses special school district No. 19 education recision reversal. Annexation proceedings involve territorial changes.
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Wilbert Og- Urn
Examiner
Federal War Labor Board
Tudee Samuel Alachuter
Publi
Dscentty
Lisuon
Terri
Chosen to Head National Museum
William De C. Ravenes, longtime curator and official, has been selected to head the National Museum of the Arts and Industries. He is noted for 18 years of service to the institution and prior work with the federal government in museum affairs.
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National Museum
William de C. Ravenes
William de C. Ravene
Arte and Industriee
Mmuseum
Vaseey Aera Ya Federates
Fahirica
Besh Contedsg Terre
Brest Welcomes President Wilson in Historic Brest Greeting
Mayor Goude of Brest welcomes President Wilson on his arrival in Brest praising him as messenger of justice and peace. The address from the Breton city honors the United States leader and vows to deposit proceedings in city archives as long live Wilson and international justice are proclaimed.
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Brest
Goude
Wilken
Anid
Pacific
Europe
Lberty
Republic
United States
France
President Wilson
International Justice
LaRowe
Lot -Rey
Ton
Mo & Res
Brown
Neil Lola
Atorney Bulligan
Soldiers denied guilty plea in two trials across camps and farms
Reports from Chicago and Bismarck detail trials of soldiers and rioters. Arnold Schiller, Camp Grant witness, testifies about socialist ties and a court debate. Cecil Pennington is found guilty of first degree manslaughter in Emmons County with a five year sentence after a wheat riot trial. Pennington's defense cites brain storm and mental impairment.
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Pennington
Associated Press
Chicago
Arnold A. Schiller
Camp Grant
Hess
Victor Berger
American Socialist
Wm. F. Kruse
Trict
Joseph B. Fieting
Texas
Herman Basler
Cease
Young People
Teague
Mexico
Barty
Schiller
Mr. Germer
Grant
Bismarck
N. D
Cecil Pennington
Emmons County
Mra. E. L. Perran
Hazelton
Afigton
Sten I. Charles
Wallie Dougherty
Hartman
Hart
President Wilson in Brest First Foreign Trip in History
President Wilson arrived in Brest aboard the George Washington to a cheering crowd and French officials. He thanked Mayor Goude and toured the quay with German prisoners watching from behind barriers. Delegations from Breton societies greeted him as destroyers and battleships formed a guard of honor in the harbor.
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Brest
Wilson
Paris
Goude
Treet
Kean
Backae
Poe
Jin Vial
O Sharp
Col
E.eral
John J. Peeral Ta
Associated Pres
Wilaam
George Washington
Ambil
Pennsylvania
Adi Mayo
Ims
Ander
Kansas
Florida
Utah
Nevada
Oklahoma
New York
Texas
Arizona
Cnarrew
Forte
Ren
Four North Dakota Soldiers Reported Killed and Wounded
Four Dakotans are listed as casualties with two Privates killed in action. John W. Sre on and William G. Peterson Ley are among the dead. Wagoner Earl A. Litsy dies in an accident and Grant M. Kain Maddock is reported dead from machine action. George W. Eggert Killdeer is severely wounded along with John Helsenauer Dickinson and a private from Bismarck.
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William Lee Dougan
Archie P. Dougan
Fifth Street
North
Fargo
Presis
E. Percy Noel
Chicago
Mews
Dougan
Forum
Bragson
Fisk
North Waxata
John W. Sreon
William G. Peterson
Ley
Wagoner Earl A. Litsy
Wagoner
Grant M. Kain
Maddock
Hineane
Corp
George W. Eggert
Killdeer
John Helsenauer
Dick Insonante
Bismarck
Har
Hanna Lands In America Again
Mra. I. B. Hana received 2 terein Ure period, engaged especially France hive' bea ioternsdag fox tare in he Foran from the to to
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Hanna
America
Mra. I. B. Hana
France
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