China Adopting Western Ideas Reflects Change in Peking
In Peking the shift from traditional bowing to handshakes and hat shedding signals Western influence. English signs appear, chiefs swap bows for portfolios, and Shakespeare gains classroom presence while queues persist among many workers. Automobiles number about 200 amid camel caravans on Gobi routes. Thief River Falls sees John Plenty replace G L Sterns as Northwestern Telephone manager, with Sterns moving to Fergus Falls.
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Peking
China
Onukespeare
Shakespeare
Patance
Gobi Desert
Thief River Falls
John Plenty
Fergus Falls
G. L. Sterns
Northwestern Telephone Company
Sterns
Ferns Falls
Plenty
McCall May Enter Massachusetts Senate Fight Against Lodge
Washington reports former Massachusetts governor Samuel W McCall Republican may run independently against Henry Cabot Lodge in a three way race The move would threaten Lodge as anti Lodge Republicans plan to file a 1000 signature petition McCall’s 1916 presidential bid and tariff commission dispute with Lodge add depth to the contest
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Washington
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
McCall
Europe
Repubica
Lodge
Wilsen
United States Tariff Commission
Legion Men to Pay Tribute to Col Galbraith
Cincinnati memo notes the American flag will fly at half mast on July 4 at all American Legion clubs to honor Col Fred W Galbraith who died a year ago. National adjutant Lewanuel Bolles arranged the observance per post requests from Cincinnati’s Robert B Bentley post and Nes’ Pedidd, praising Galbraith as a steadfast leader in the Legion.
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Cincinnati
American Legion Club
Colt Fred W. Galraith
Lewanuel Bolles
National Adjutant of the Legion
Robert B. Bentley
Cr. Galbraith
Indianapolis
Legion
Nalion
Galbraith
America
Norwegian Society to Meet at Devils Lake This Week
The National Hallinglaget and Hallinglaset groups plan a three day convention at Devils Lake Lakewood North Dakota. Members from across the northwest are expected to attend the annual gathering of Hallinglaget, descendants of Hallingdal residents. Moorhead delegates head to Minneapolis to lobby for Moorhead as the 1936 convention city for the Grand Lodge I O F.
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Norwegian Society
Devils Lake
Moorhead
Minn
Grand Lodge
Minneapoli
Farko
Weekend Outing Plans and Local Notes From Grafton
Grafton North Dakota June 6 residents report Sunday family travel to Minneapolis and Case Lake for a week’s outing. Hanson plans a Kansas City business trip. Rev McLean heads to Omaha on business. Local officials discuss vocational agriculture call and school commencement addresses wrap Strand theater exercises for thirty two seniors.
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Grafton
N. D
H. M. Hanson
Minne‘avolls
Hanson
Wm. Gaskell
Kansas City
Missouri
Case Lake
L. J. Birn
Grand Forks
D. A. McLean
Omaha
Nebraska
Edward H. Jones
North Daka Vite
Crafton Foniain
Ciriani Nelson
Mick Margaret Wilson
Bottineau
A. C. Wilson
Rudolph August
Want Grand Forks
Minn
Ja C. Holpyeen
R. Bo Murphy
Walford
N. C
Beulah Swanson
R. B. Murphy
J.C. Buter
Board of Education
G. M. McCabe
Minneapolis
R. P. Taday
The
News and Times
Anw
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Pennington County Office Filings Listed in June
Pennington County candidates and offices filled include Treasurer John Gullingarud, Register of Deeds team led by Fam er qT. Chm, County Attorney Fwith Theo Quale, Superintendent of Health E A Mostue and Geo M Gunderson, Coroner H W Froshi ch. First District names Frank R Race and others. A farmer named Gottliep Meller, 60, was found dead in his north yard with a heart ailment.
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Thief River Falls
Minn
Pennington County
T. P. Anderson
Byarka
John Gullingarud
Me Bundhund
Register of Deeds
Nede Anderson
W.A. Swanson
Fred Lerentson
Ae I. Frome
T. Stagebera
M. Penhen County
Fi. Ewith
Theo
Quale
Pian On
Behonle
E. A. Mostue
Geo. M. Gunderaon
Ole R. Sande
H. W. Froshiich
H. M. Hicks
Spatsrion Oee
Prank R. Race
MH. T. Finstad
A. W. Hanson
Bley Aki
Jens Levnens
Iraha
Patton
Arene Eh Bint
Ayatin
Cart Suneony
R. Laragh
Oamar
Halliday
N. D
Gottliep Meller
Liv
Jin Northonat
Hin Garden
Enormous Profits From Canadian Booze Scrutiny
Winnipeg, June 5. Officials reveal western Canada's liquor trade abuses by Saskatchewan brokers and Yorkton Distributing Co. The Brotfman brothers allegedly mixed 400 gallon tanks with rye whiskey, green spirits, and water, selling at $5 per bottle. Profit per tank reached up to 40,000. The case highlights regulatory gaps in Saskatchewan and Manitoba during two years of unlawful activity.
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Winnipet
Man
Hhuor
Canada
Byalhem
Routh
Regina
Brofman Brothers
Yorkton Distributing Go
Saratchewan
Warateguses
Harry Brotman
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Sympathy Letters For Peggy Beal Received Today
Letters of sympathy and praise for Peggy Beal’s courage arrived late last night in Kansas City. Beal, wounded after attempting to take her life following a fatal shooting at a department store, lay on a hospital bed as attendants reported she was on the road to recovery.
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Kansas City
Mina Beal
Dayton, Obie, Dispatch
Steven Beall
Terre Haute
Ind
Mario L. Beal
Unclear OCR: Divorce and Murder Reported in Kansas City
Fragmented text reports a divorce between a couple and a Kansas City murder involving a physician or hotel scene. Names and details are garbled with inconsistent spellings. The readable facts include a divorce and a fatal shooting tied to a person named Beal or Be. The fragmentary wording suggests a crime story or court note with limited reliable specifics.
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Barker Bakery
Baker System Bakery
Sam Papermaster
Mgr
Oat Tis Eas
Cabot Lodge
McCallow
Sherman L. Whipple
Maraginig
Ator Lodge
Mr. Wilon
League of Nations
Wilon
League
Gree
Becaues McCall
Col. Galbraith
Minnesota
Peggy Beal
Louta
Nave Bean
Enagbeth Bea
Wits
Iron Worker
Beal Apelig Kia
Nares
Kansas
Pesay
J Beal
Toma
Anderson
Pennsylvania
King C
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Bostog
Mace Ee
Wien
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