Townleyism hurts Hatton school debt woes in North Dakota
Hatton in Traill County faces new state tax laws and rising costs under the current Townley era. Officials say 1919 tax hikes and procurement limits force Hatton to borrow on outstanding warrants, straining finances as state banks refuse support. The article paints a broad critique of state socialism impacting local school districts and their autonomy.
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Hatton, N. D
Hatton
North Dakota
Townley Gang
Townley
Bismarck
Traill County
Utah
Roylance
Minnie Nielson
George Totten
State Bank
Aave
A. Townley
Youve Hatton
Scandinavian Bank
Fargo
Cathro
Bottineau County
McIntosh
Bowen
Germany
Kaiser's Gang
John and Mary
Totten
Hatton School Warrant Controversy Drives State Control Debate
Hatton residents confront local money management fears as warrants await state bank registration and a Townley era control cell. Critics accuse Townley Bowen allies of centralizing funds, likening it to Prussianized administration and German era excess while warning of loss of local school autonomy.
Good Templars Meet in Duluth Grand Lodge Opening
Forty five delegates of the Independent Order of Good Templars attended the grand lodge opening in Duluth Minnesota with delegates from St Paul Two Harbors Eveleth Hill City and Virginia arriving plus 100 from Minneapolis and surrounding areas. Business sessions begin today and run through tomorrow with officer elections tomorrow afternoon. An automobile tour to the high boulevard and steel plant is planned for late tomorrow.
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Duluth
Minn
Independent Order of Good Templars
Grand Lodge
St. Paul
Harbors
Eveleth
Hill City
Virginia
Minneapolis
High Boulevard
Farmer dragged to death by horse in Braddock
Bismarck North Dakota June 18 Dorr Aldrich aged farmer of Braddock North Dakota was dragged to death last night when he tied a halter rope about his body while tending the horse the animal became frightened and his body was horribly mangled by the animal tragedy reported from Braddock ND
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Bismarck
N. D
Detroit Notes at Pettibone Lodge Summer Social
Detroit Minnesota notes a busy lakeside season with Fargo visitors Roy Baker and Minnie Rowe registered at Pettibone lodge. A grand pavilion opening and a Minneapolis firemen banquet highlight a bustling week as residents and guests enjoy fishing, boating, and social events at Pettibone and Shoreham.
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Detroit
Minn
Roy Baker
Fargo
Pettibone Lodge
Minnie Rowe
George Thoraldson
Liord Fisth
Minneapolis
Moorhead
W. G. Stewart
B. Allison
Wahpeton
Pettibone
Shoreham
C. J. Gramp
Minneapolia
Shoreham's
Bill McGill
J. W. Eck
Virginia
Stanley
Pethons
Ise
Lowey
Minneapelia
Hotel Shoreham
Mimnea Isabelle Eaton
Martie Bigert
Tragic Crash Kills Child at New Leipzig Picnic
A Mitchell car ran down a Sunday school picnic group near New Leipzig on the Cannon Ball river. Beritha Heil died from injuries after the vehicle struck the hill crowd driving onto a Ford car. Several children were injured with broken limbs and bruises. a brother of the deceased is also hurt. The driver Daniel Geiss Jr. stopped the car after the impact.
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New Leipzig
NL. D
Beritha Heil
Cannon’ S Ball
Heilchild
Daniel Geiss, Jr
Wisconsin to Have Great Hay Crop
Ashland reports indicate the north part of Wisconsin will yield 90 to 100 percent for hay with favorable crop conditions in Ashland County. Winter wheat may reach 80 percent, spring rye looks good, and timely rains every five to six days boost prospects above normal. County Agent Wright expects north Wisconsin crops to exceed state average despite dry spots in the south.
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Ashland
Wis
Wisconsin
Ashland County
Notato
Wright
Herald
Man For Whom Towns of Sanger Was Named Dies At 91
Sanger North Dakota June 18 Geo Sanger aged 91, long county auditor for Oliverty and 36 years postmaster at this place, died. He came to this section in 1879 and was perhaps the earliest resident.
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Towns
Sanger
Rabbit fur company officer held in Fargo bond
Fargo North Dakota June 18 R Van Wel an officer of a rabbit fur company indicted by the United States grand jury on using the mails for fraudulent purposes was held under a $10 000 bond when arraigned before Judge C F Amidon last evening. Bail had not been secured this morning. The trial of Van Wel and two other officers under indictment will probably be in July.
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Fargo
N. D
R. van Wel
United States Grand Jury
C. F. Amidon
van ‘Ei
Detroit Becomes Nations Fourth Largest City
Detroit rises to fourth place in national population, surpassing St Louis and Boston, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. The 1920 census reports Detroit at 998,739, up 527,973 since 1910, a 113.4 percent gain, while Cleveland grows to 796,838 and other cities show smaller increases.
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Washington
Detroit
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Gleveland
Eynesburg
Woman Burned to Death in Sidney Kitchen Fire
Sidney Mont June 18 Mrs Worente Stubbs of this city was burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a kerosene stove explosion while attempting to start a fire. Neighbors tried to extinguish the flames but she died about an hour after the accident.
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Sidney
Mont
Worente Stubbs
Coast to host Olympic swimming trials at Neptune Beach
Pacific coast trials for American swimming teams bound for the August Olympic Games will be held June 26 and 27 at Neptune Beach near San Francisco. Winners advance to Chicago for the first trials in July. Notable competitors include Stubby Kruger Clarence Zane Lester Smith Nay Regarts Rogers Goldwater and Mrs Frances Scroth.
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San Fancisco
Pacific
Neptune Beach
Bay
San Francisco
Chicago
Stubby Kruger
Clarence Zane
Lester &. Smith
Nay Regarts
Rogers Goldwater
Frances Scroth
Honolulu
Olympic team training with Duke Kahanamoku and Keanoha duo
The Olympic team has trained since the first of the month. Notables include Duke Kahanamoku at center, W. W. Harris, Lady W. Keanoha and P. Keanoha.
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Duke Kahanamoku
W. W. Harris
W. Keanoha
P. Keanoha
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