North Dakota Superintendent Opposes School Board Plan
Minn ie J. Nielson, North Dakota state superintendent of public instruction, denounces the state board of administration bill. She argues the plan centralizes control, risks democratic oversight of schools, and is a politically driven, untried scheme. She cites past recommendations for expanded powers and vows to defend her office in court.
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North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
Mina Nielsons
Board of Administration
L. J. Frazier
W.C. Macdonald
Supreme Court
Fargo Man Met Former Newspaper Man Abroad
Missoula Montana June 19 Go1 pared with the lean season of 19 this was a remarkable year for the University of Montana baseball team Most satisfactory feat was the lean sweep of four games from State college at Bozeman Pitcher Herbert Fuller formerly of Mandan and new executive contests located at Fargo as state agent for Northwestern Mutual Life is recovering here from a severe serge of eilitis Mr Fuller returned only tew weeks ago from Paris where he The cutaway track scores 750 out of a possible 1000 in the Big Four in Paris Orlando being the sack suit minority
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Mont
University of Montana
State College
Bozeman
Herbert
Bismarck
Dune
W. W
BaUe Hey Aon Tseset Fuller
Mandan
Fargo
Rely
Northwestern Mutual Life
Fuller
Paris
Engagement in Y C A Work Sparks Rex Lampman Link
The article notes Rex Lampman son of a North Dakota newspaper publisher and associated with Townley press. Lampman served as a publisher of weekly papers before entering military service in Paris in 1918, shortly after leaving his role as editor of the North Dakota Tender.
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Spoeting
Rex Lampman
North Dakota
Townley Press
Lampman
Mension
Fuller
U.S. Marings
Paris
Bismarck Paper Sues Over Libel Action and Damages
The Bismarck Tribune faces two libel suits filed by President Townley and William Lemke over coverage of the Valley City bank robbery. Each suit seeks $200,000 damages, totaling $400,000, with publisher George D. Mann named in one action and the Tribune company in the other. Townley and Lemke demand retrial of stories and the paper plans to publish an abstract of banking-board testimony. Senator Liederbach appeared at the Tribune office during the filing, joking about a gaudy carpetbag and a staged scene.
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Sune Awa
Liederbach-of-Killdeer
Tribune
Dauntless
Dunn
A. C. Townley
William Lemke
George D. Mann
The
Bisqmarck Tribune Company
Messrs. Townley
Lemke
State Banking Board
Valley City
James Manahan
Minnesota
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Bismarck Tribune
Liederbach
Georeverne
the Tribune
North Dakota
Townley
Valley City Bank
League Bank
State
Banking Board
New Rates Retained If Northwestern Returns to Private Control
North Dakota officials and J W Pratt of Omaha discussed restored private control for Northwestern Telephone rates effective today. The public utilities commission seeks a prompt investigation of a new rate schedule upon return to private hands, while avoiding abrupt upheavals in North Dakota's rate structure.
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North‘western Telephone
J. W. ‘Pratt
Omaha
Northwestern’ ‘Telephone ’ Company
North Dakota Railway Commission
Burleson
United States Supreme Court
Pratt
Rail Board
Nallon
North Dakota
Northwestern Telephon Co
Mayville Normal Notes Baccalaureate week progress at Mayville Normal
The week of commencement at Mayville Normal included a baccalaureate service on Sunday June 15 led by Rev Vermilya of the Bismarck Methodist church. Monday featured senior chapel exercises with class key and gift presentations, a sundial to be mounted later, and a senior class play Rose O Plymouth Town on Tuesday evening. The event included the class song and performances by the normal school orchestra and musicians Kinkead Pladsen and Hillyer.
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Methodist Church
Bismarck
State Board of Regents
Rose O
Townley Abuse Used at Minot Debate Draws Crowd
A crowd of about three thousand in Minot heard A. C. Townley mock opponents and district leaders for two hours while avoiding a planned debate with George T. Murray. Townley attacked Langer Kositzky Nestos and others, urging support from laborers as Liggett Mills and other party figures campaigned in the region.
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A. C. Townley
PLC
Townley
George. T. Murray
Berthold
Murray
Nonpartisan League
Langer
Kositzky
R. A. Nestos
Walker
Oliver County
Patterson
Liggett, Mills
American Legion Drops Military Titles for Members
The American Legion will remove all military ranks and titles from the names of members not in active service. The joint executive committee approved the measure, urging state branches and local posts to adopt it. Treacy of Bismarck explains the action aims to keep the Legion civilian in character and inclusive across army, navy, and marine corps service.
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American Legion
R. H. Treacy
North Dakota
National Executive Committee
Joint Executive Committee
The
Legion
Paris
Louis
Treacy
National Organization
National Organization of the Legion
North Dakota stock and service men in Bismarck reports
W L Richards of Dickinson attends North Dakota live stock sanitary board meeting. He notes Nekinson county drought and rain need. Eugene Wachter and Frank Johnson, first selective service men from Bismarck, return after long service. Townley of the National Nonpartisan League plans a public address on Main Street. Audie Wright, a local press figure, also noted among attendees.
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W. L. Richards
First National Bank of Dickinson
North Dakota Livestock Sanitary Board
Richards
State Draft Board
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Nekinson
Eugene Wachter
Frank Johnson
Brance
Tha Hovn
Camp Dodge
Burleigh County
France
A.C. Townley
Nat
Ional Nonpartisan League
League
Main Street
Tom
Mr. Townley
Columbia July additions include diverse music selections
The July lineup features 36 new Columbia contributions with 5 songs by Graveure, McGrel and Sciacciari, 14 popular songs, 2 instruments, novelties, 2 marches, 1 violin set, and 12 dance selections including fox trots and 4 operette selections.
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Columbia
Graveure
McGrel
Sciacciari
Alaska Phrases and Canadian Baseball Ties Highlight June News
Articles note a hopper diet project costing 22000 to 28000 with large crop savings, Bismarck and Hazelton baseball games, a Paragon blue printing machine for highway work, and penny circulation debates in Alaska. Winnipeg reports Manitoba towns fielding many teams as district tournaments loom for potential provincial titles.
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State Highway Department
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