Libel Case at Hillsboro Involves Father Koelman
George A. Bangs of Grand Forks and State's Attorney J A Acker of Hillsboro defend Father J Koelman of Hillsboro Catholic Church in a libel suit against HoH Lampman editor of Trail County News. Lampman faces criminal libel charges after a preliminary hearing bound him over to the June district court term. Lampman arraigned before Judge Michael Englert and may plead late today with jury selection likely Thursday. he is represented by F W Ames of Mayville and C E Leslie.
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George A. Bangs
Grand Forks
J. A. Acker
Hillsboro
Father J. \. Koelman
Catholic Church
Father Koelman
Hoh. Lampman
Trail County News
Townley
Isriel
District Court
Lamppman
Michael Englert
Valley City
Lampman
F. Wy Ames
Mayville
C. E. Leslie
Annual Meeting of Commercial Club Held Tonight
The Commercial club meets this evening in the club rooms with a 6 15 p m membership dinner. Seven directors are to be elected, the secretary's annual report presented, and committee and other business discussed. Balloting runs from 8 to 10 with judges W H Shhulze J A Nuss and C S Dow. A housing plan report and Webster committee actions are also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
W.H. Shhulze
J. A. Nuss
C. 5. Dow
Local Men To Join Minnesota U C T Members At Meeting
Delegates from the local council of the United Commercial Travelers will travel to Fergus Falls for the annual Minnesota convention on June 10 11 and 12. E R Montgomery chaplain of the grand council will attend and take part in a planned program. North Dakota and Minnesota U C T members will be represented, with W W Fegan of the city noting uncertain attendance and stating they will investigate Bergdoll escape in Congress and try to prevent a recurrence.
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The
United Commercial Travelers
Fergus Falls
Order
Minnesota
E. R. Montgomery
Grand Council
North Dakota
U. 0.T
W. W. Fegan
Playmakers to Present Final Program at Met
The Dakota Playmakers stage three original Arneberg prize plays at the Metropolitan tonight at 8:15, a final for the year. Minneapolis Journal critic Carlton W. Miles arrived to review the troupe, after a luncheon at the University Common honoring him and the playwrights and Franz Rickaby.
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Met
Dakota Playmakers
Metropolitan Theater
Carlton W. Miles
Minneapolis Journal
University Common
Miles
Wasts
Franz Rickaby
University
Class Day Exercises Form as A Play 1920 Romance
The annual class day program at the old high school auditorium Tuesday evening featured a four part play by the senior class titled The High School Romance of 1920. Notable moments included Mary Parsons as Freshman Spirit Helen Wilder in Senior Will and well handled Junior Prom and banquet features The Kiss of Graduation in Act four left a deep impression.
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Mildred Metcalf
Leona V. Smith
Mary Parsons
Helen Wilder
Railroad Laborers Seek Temporary Wage Increase
In Chicago 154 general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, claiming 360000 members, met to discuss wage problems. They urged the railroad labor board to grant a temporary $1 daily increase for maintenance of way workers until the board issues its final decision, requesting President Wilson to present the petition.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Maintenance of Way
Railw: Labor Board
General Chairman's Association of
Northwest District
Grable
Wilson
School Boys Wage Annual Spring Cleanup Drive
School boys organize in teams led by captains under teachers and principals to clean vacant lots and alleys in cooperation with the city health department. Those who perform well receive matinee tickets at the Grand theater hosted by manager A J Kavanagh, with cleanup expected to finish by Friday.
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Grand Theater
A. J. Kavanagh
Civic League
R. A. Sprague
J. M. Gillette
George Jauss
George Fraser wins university freshmen oratorical contest
George Fraser of Grafton took first place in the university freshmen oratorical contest last night with an address titled America's Foreign Policy. Dorothy Blanding of Harvey was second with Armenia, the Starving Nation. Other speakers included Harold Vermilya, Catherine Tuttle, Latimer Vobayda, Theodore Cook, and Kathleen Jacobs. Judges were A H Kazda B H Rowland A H Yoder Dr E T Towne and Dr K P Stolz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fraser
Grafton
Fraser
America
Dorothy Blanding
Harvey
Armenia
Harold Vermilya
Bismarck
Cathine Tuttle
Grand Forks
Latimer Vobayda
Lawton
Tinker Bob’s Forest Tale Opens With Woodchuck Visit
In Carlyste H. Holcomb story, Tinker Bob the King of the Forest returns to the palace to check on a planted stone and to inform Bob White’s brother about safety. He encounters Mr Woodchuck and his family, who reveal a remarkable tale that ends with a promise to share more tomorrow.
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Tinker Bob
Solomon Sun
Terry
Bird Heaven
Bob White
Johnny Field Mouse
Johnny Meadow House
King
Tinker Rob
Mr. Red Bird
Mr. Woodchuck
King of the Forest
Oklahoma City man John Dencker badly hurt in rail wreck
John Dencker of Oklahoma City, formerly of Grand Forks, is in critical condition after a railway wreck near Tulsa on Sunday. Parents Mr and Mrs John E Dencker received word Monday, with a telegram Tuesday saying the injuries were serious and that a family member should come. His father and brother Fred Dencker left Minneapolis for Oklahoma Tuesday.
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John Dencker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Grand Forks
Tulsa
John E. Dencker
North Wirth Street
Dencker
Fred Dencker
Minneapolis
Oklahoma
Illinois University Chooses New President Kinley Likely
Chicago June 2 The University of Illinois board of trustees met to elect a new president to succeed Edmund J. James who resigned March 9 after fourteen years. Acting president David Kinley is expected to assume the role. he joined the faculty in 1894 as an economics professor from Wisconsin. In unrelated local news a Oklahoma judge denied a request to bar a rooster from crowing at night but granted a temporary order against disturbing noises.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Edmund J. James
David Kinley
University of Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Minn
Rooster
W. ‘W. Bardwell
C.F’ Dight
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Pera Wearune Seavies. Inc
Golly
J. V. Koelman
Bergdoll
Congress
Tinker Bob's
Carlyste H. Holcomb
Lovell
Red River Power Co
Sid
Illinois University
Sulphur
Plainti
Vénire
Sharen
U.S
United States
Northwestern Tire and Supply Co
St—Granid Forks
N. D
Wan
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