Wartime North Dakota urged to guard war materials
Citizens are urged to protect grain elevators, warehouses, and food supplies from sabotage. The piece warns of penalties under the sabotage act including fines up to 10,000 dollars and 30 years imprisonment. It calls for reporting suspicious acts to the state council of defense or secretary Thomas Allan Box in Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Council of Defense
Uncle Sam
United States
Warmateriai
I. W.W
State Council of Defense
Thomas Allan Box
Bismarck
Troop Movements Kept Secret At State HQ
June 19 at Bismarck North Dakota the state military headquarters announced all troop movements will be kept secret. No announcements will be made about entrainment or train schedules for about 2 000 North Dakota registrants moving to Camp Dodge. The move follows concerns over German agents and American-born citizens aiding the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Camp Dodge
Sam
Advertisement on kidneys health and timing
Readable fragments show an ad claiming health depends on kidneys and urging action. No clear dates or organizations given.
George P Homnes Early Life and Political Career
George P Homnes born October 9 1873 in Milwaukee Wisconsin pursued education in Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota. He earned BA from St Olaf College 1903 LLB from University of Minnesota Law School and practiced law in Crosby Divide County. He served in the North Dakota legislature from 1908 to 1910 chaired the Judiciary Committee and was Divide County states attorney for two terms.
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George P.homnes
Milwaukee
Wiscorsin
Wisconsin
Grant County
Wisconsi
Bt. ‘Olaf College
Biprentelas
Minn
University of Minnesota ‘Law
L. L. Bae Homnes
Forth Dakota
Crosby
Divide County
Provera & Good Practice
Williams
McKenzie
House
Minnesota Primaries Great Disappointment to League Candidates
Bismarck North Dakota June 19 Re will cast the league 5 000 votes in North Dakota.
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Minnesota
Bismarck
N. D
Rewill
League
North Dakota
Hazelton Men Held On Charge of Rioting
Hazelton N C June 19 E J Babcock manager of the Victoria elevator Harry Armstrong and Louis Torkleson were bound over to district court on a riot charge after a preliminary hearing. They are among fourteen men linked to the mob seeking W W Dougherty whose alleged hoarding of flour caused a tragedy. Several other arrestees were dismissed or released as witnesses. Bail set at 1590 each for the three. Dougherty testified but yielded no new details.
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Linton
N. C
E. J. Babcock
Victoria
Hazelton
Harry Armstrong
Hazelton Farmer
Louis Torkleson
W. W. Dougherty
Mra F. L. Perras
Cuff
Wright
Dwight Babcock
Roy Armstrong
Herbert Dawson
Vernon Scott
John Lundie
Fred Kaiser
Harold Kramer
Babcock
Armstrong
Torkleson
Ramsey County Farm Bureau Holds First Picnic in Ramsey County
Hundreds gathered at Ayres grove six miles northeast of Devils Lake North Dakota for the Ramsey County Farm Bureau’s first annual picnic. The day opened rainy but cleared by noon as speeches on patriotic themes and farming topics were delivered by farm experts including representatives from the agricultural college. Miss Poole spoke to women and demonstrated farming methods while the Penn band provided music. Wm. Guy is credited for securing talent and organizing activities with John Morgan assisting. The Old Settlers joined with the bureau to ensure success and Henry Hale gave an address amid plans for an evening dance.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Ayres Grove
Here
Ramsey County Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural College
Poole
Penn
Wm. Guy
Ramsey County
John Morgan
Farm Bureau
Henry Hale
Pledges of Loyalty to President Wilson From Sons of Norway
Mayville North Dakota June 18 delegates at the fourth district convention of the Sons of Norway endorsed the patriotic stance of the lodge network pledging support to the government to win the war and preserve liberty. The meeting praised officers and urged union with Daughters Norway while noting language and religious services as factors in civic welfare.
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Mayville
N. D
Sons of Norway
Sona of
Daughters Norway
Iowa
Mjosen Lodge
Aftenglan's
No Wasting Of Time By Judge Coffey
Jamestown North Dakota June 19 Judge J A Coffey of the Fifth district court urged expediting court business and declined to consider requests for fixing each item He implied jurors must sit and do one task at a time and that he will do all he can
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Jamestown
N. D
J. A. Coffey
Fifth District Court
Himelf
Poantbie
Lindbergh Not Allowed To Spank At Devils Lake
A garbled item references Lindbergh and a dispute at Devils Lake with unclear context. Details are unreadable, but the fragment implies a prohibition or disciplinary action linked to Lindbergh at the Devils Lake site.
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Lindbergh
Devils
Lake Chantang
John Steen a Real Man for North Dakota Governor
Glenora Enterprise profiles John Steen as a strong immigrant candidate for North Dakota governor. It praises his rise from farm laborer to a successful homesteader and trusted state official, noting his 1914 treasurer win, 1916 renomination, and belief that Steen would be a capable governor in 1918.
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John Steen
Glenora Enterprise
United States
America
Homestead
Johsteen
Thornleon
Gunder Olson
Casey
North Dakota
Steen
Impressive Funeral At Devils Lake For Rev C E Stinson
Clergymen and former parishioners gathered in Devils Lake to honor Rev. C E Stinson pastor of the Williston Methodist Episcopal church who died from injuries after his car was struck by a train. Services were led by Dr F Halfyard, with remarks by Dr E P Robertson and Rev Albert Torbet, as mourners from Grafton Edmore and Williston attended.
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Devils Lake
G. D
Grafton
Edmore
Williston
C. E. Stinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Halfyard
Devils ‘Lake Church
Stinson
Halfyard
Boston
EP. ‘Robertson
Wesley College
Albert Torbet
Barron
Satterlee
Messrs
A. C. Tufford
C. P. Brainard
F. P. Mann
F. A. Baker
Harry Lake
Art Lynn
A. K. Stinson
Maude M. Stinson
Seattle
John Turner Stinson
Cedar Rapids
Cari R Stinnon
Red Oak
Mia
Stinnon
E. G. van Meter
Tipton
Minor Justices to Swear Out Liquor Violations Evidence
Minot North Dakota June 18 Justice A B Dill and C B Davis who testified to the defense council about alleged liquor law violations will be asked to swear out complaints. Police announce intent to clean up Minot and urge those with knowledge or evidence to assist authorities.
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Minot
N. D
A. B. Dill
C. B. Davis
Council of Defense
Theas
Lindbergh Election Claims Prompt Townley Speech
Townley spoke before about 1000 people denouncing crooked election judges and alleging Lindbergh was counted out. He delivered a two hour address filled with curses and broad attacks, offering no constructive policy proposals or concrete plans.
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Lindbergh
Townley
Crook
Herald
Andley
League Members React To The Incident Amid Silence
Amid quiet, several league members could be heard reacting to the incident as discussions continued among teams and officials. The mood ranged from surprise to concern as details remained unclear and statements were awaited.
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League
Great Loyalty Week In July At Bismarck
North Dakota's great Loyalty week celebration will be staged as scheduled during the first week in July. War workers from across the state will assemble in Bismarck to strengthen patriotic effort through close cooperation and the festival is expected to be exceptional in many respects.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Friday and Saturday Labor Reserve Day Observances
Friday marks Federal Labor Reserve Day and Saturday calls for County Council Defenses Day. Leaders in the movements will be summoned to assemble on their designated day with as many workers as possible.
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County Council
Poastbie
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I. C
Judge Coffey
Reesee
Ay Dester
Fuller Motor Company Distributors
Grand Forks
N.D
Worthwestern Telephone Exchange
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