Mayville Normal School Commencement Week Highlights
Northwestern News reports Mayville Normal School's commencement week with baccalaureate by Rev. Thorpe, senior chapel, class play The Silver Thread, Playground Festival, Alumni Banquet, and graduating exercises for fifty two students. The event honors include gifts, class song, and reflections on a brother’s wounds in the trenches.
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Mayville Normal School
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Minneapolis
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Agnes Olson
C. A. Bugbee
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Mies Thelma Engh
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Mackay
Cubert
Jane McNair
Dame Morna
Marguerite Solberg
Kneesa Givenda
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King Radnor
Isabel Crummy
Mabina
Esther Winter
Alice
Esther Pretera
Gundred
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Castle Guards
Esther Olson
Thelma Engh
Alice Irwin
King Shadowcob
Gertrude Lura
Prince Slumpkin
Iose Renauld
Mottlesnout
Emma_Gensrich
Helga Hendrickson
Elin Anderson
Mae Peterson
Stella Larson
Elsie Pieters
Agnes Holth
Eva Jertson
Charlotte Sherwin
Pearl Kloster
Mabel Niemeier
Lenora Huset
Miss Paddock
Iss Ruth Oxton
Seize The Democratic Party Orbits Townley Movement
A fragmented historical note describes a movement aiming to seize the Democratic Party echoing tactics used against the Republicans. The fragment hints at a partisan struggle and the potential loss of party control amid shifting political power dynamics.
Judge Henry G Vick The Only Republican Candidate for Congress
The entry criticizes J M Baer for seeking the Republican nomination while being a Democrat and accused of promoting socialism. It asserts Judge Henry G Vick as the Republican alternative and notes the stance of voters across Walsh Pembina and Cavalier counties.
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Henry G. Vick
Congress
J. M. Baer
Baer
Tencat
Walsh
Pembina
Cavalier
Beat Langer Rally Slogan Sparks Minot Election Crux
Minot North Dakota braces for a Townley rally as Frazier and Tanger speak amid slogans urging defeat of Langer and sending him to the trenches. A state official facing graft claims exemption while facing re election.
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Minot
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Townleyiam
Frazer
Townley
Frazier
Tanger
Walsh County Bohemians Endorse Steen In Primary Vote
Leading Bohemians in western Walsh county urge neighbors to oppose Townley candidates in the upcoming primaries. They note past support for Frazier and Nonpartisan nominees but fear wartime loyalty would be misjudged if they back Townley. They plan to rally for John Steen and other Independent Voters' ticket hopefuls to influence county totals.
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Adams
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Walsh County
Townley
Frazier
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
John Steen
Independent Voters
Steen
Nonpartisan State Convention Planned at Great Falls
Fergus county members of the Farmers' Nonpartisan League adopted resolutions calling for a state convention at Great Falls on July 1 and 2 to address war victory as paramount, economic problems, and demand adjustment. They propose forming a state organization affiliated with the national group and note the move ignores President Townley’s instructions limiting to county conventions.
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Lewistown
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Sane
Fergus County
Farmers’ Nonpartisan League
Great Falls
Ramsey Co Thrift Stamp Mass Meeting on June 28
Ramsey County Thrift Stamp campaign aims to reach all towns and schools with mass meetings Friday June 28. Nelson Sauvain chairs the drive. Ben vain assigns district chairmen and taxpayers receive personal invitations to the nearest school meeting. The county target is 90 per capita and 301,400 in total, with follow up planned by district monitors.
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Nelson Sauvain
Benvain
Uur
Townleyized workers mobilize in North Dakota campaign
Fargo North Dakota June 31 Enthusiasm from Minnesota Nonpartisan defeat spurs Independent Voters association to intense activity before next Wednesday's primary. A Townley tour with 20 paid organizers stirs farmers crowds while Steen ticket gains ground. League legal pleadings and Lindbergh visit heighten tensions as North Dakota voters fear pro Germanism and seek loyal support.
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Fargo
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Minnesota
Independent Voters’ Association of
North Dakota
Gopher
Steen
Frazier
Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
League
A. C. Townney
Townley
John Steen
P. D. Norton
Sullivan
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Questionnaires To Be Sent Out This Month
Bismarck North Dakota June 22 The first twenty five per cent of questionnaires will be mailed June 25 to North Dakota select service candidates who registered June 5 Adjutant General Fraser announced this morning An additional five per cent will go out each of the three succeeding days until all of the 4902 young men of the class of 1918 are supplied Directions were received from Provost Marshal General Crowder today.
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North Dakota
Fraser
Crowder
Alex MacDonald Farm Leader and North Dakota Pioneer
Alex MacDonald, born in Scotland and raised on a farm, moved to North Dakota in 1883 and settled in Emmons County. He served seven years as county commissioner, eight years as state senator, and four years as state land commissioner. His son serves in France. Recognized as a progressive practical farmer and leader in state agriculture and labor.
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Alex MacDonald
Scotand
North Dakota
Emmons County
France
MacDonald
Townley Case Takes New Turn In Minot Report
H B McCutcheon trustee for creditors denies notice of bankruptcy action. disputes Fargo Courier-News account of Townley case. He notes open court to produce books set for June 28 and argues politics are misused to pressure courts. He asserts assets may be recovered despite delays and expenses.
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Fargo Courier-Newa Artile
Townley
H. B. McCutcheon
Townle
Messrs
Pike
Lempke
Nordiin
St. Paul
Staake
Virginia
McCutcheon
United States
Courier-News
Judge Amidon
Amidon
Langer Arrests Driver Over Steen Banner in Minot
In Minot North Dakota on June 22 Attorney General Langer had a delivery wagon driver arrested for driving on the wrong side of the street. The driver was fined one dollar in police court. The wagon bore a Vote for Steen banner and some claim this was the motive for the arrest.
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Steen
Banner
Minot
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Steen” Banner
Lieutenant Governor Kraabel Biography Note
Lieutenant Governor Kraabel, born October 16 in Godforsay, came to America in 1867 with his father, homesteaded in Vernon county Wisconsin, moved to Traill county Dakota Territory in 1882, and built a mercantile business in Clifford where he resides. Married with seven children, two sons in service. served in the house in 1890s, the senate in 1906 and 1907, now in his second term as lieutenant governor.
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AT. Kraabel
Godforway
America
Vernon County
Wisconsin
Traill County
Territory
Dakota
Clifford
House
Senate
Fort Totten Indians To Celebrate July 4
Fort Totten Indians plan a Fourth of July celebration at Fort Totten with a holy day in remembrance of independence. A subscription list circulated in the city asks businessmen to donate to a Fourth of July camp fund for a "good time" while Indians themselves have contributed. Names on the list include Washiiquam Sukawilki Citana Tukasmalctyl Suskacinta Hikakawalike and Cielahiata.
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Fort Totten
United States
Burnquist to Speak in Fargo Hillsboro and Grand Forks
Minnesota Governor Burnquist will address audiences in Fargo Tuesday morning Hillsboro Tuesday afternoon and Grand Forks Tuesday evening according to advices from Bismarck this afternoon.
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Burnquist
Fargo
Hillsboro
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Bismarck
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