Traynor Named Legion Head at North Dakota Convention
Mack Traynor of Devils Lake was elected commander of the North Dakota American Legion at the closing session of the fourth annual convention. Jack Williams won re election as state adjutant, Wahpeton chosen for 1923 convention, and Joe Rabinovich elected grand chef de gare of the 40 Hommes et 3 Cheveaux.
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Star
Devils Lake
N. D
Mack Traynor
American Legion
Department of North Dakota
Phil Bangs
Grand Forks
Jack Williams
Wahpeton
Legion
Joe Rabinovich
Macknor
Russ
Bismarck
Traynor
Bill Upshaw
Jamestown
Bob Lowe
Kenmare
L. F. Baird
Dickinson
Wm. Jones
Lisbon
Bull Upshaw
Thomas Whalen
St. Thomas
New Orleans
W. D. Lord
Cando
Sherman Pinkhorn
Castelton
Bagiein
Hillsboro
Costello
Cooperstown
Rafferty
Harvey
Foley
Carrington
G. M Constance
Donnybrook
D. W. Hall
Bulan
J. K. Kennelly
Mandan
Dr. Dwyer
Minot
164Th Infantry
Grand Voiture of
40 Hommes Et 3 Cheveaux
Fun Society of the Legion
Box Car Society
L. C. Miller
Cecil Berder
Park River
G. J. Manning
Dickimson
Dr. Edwards
Wahpetan
Cab” Beer
Grafton
Army
J. P. Conmy
Fargo
Archie O'Connor
St. Thom
R. A. Jacobson
Henry Murphy
Dewey Pierce
Langdon
Robert Jil
N. E. MacDonald
Ed Fore
Minnesota
M. P. LePleur
Gare
Great Northern
Odd Fellows Hall
No. 1
No. Qu
Hughes Finds Way to Break Chile and Peru Deadlock
Washington June 22 Definite progress toward a compromise to end the Chilean Peruvian conference deadlock has been made through Secretary Hughes good offices. Officials report a plan for arbitration on how to fulfill Article three of the Treaty of Ancon, with portions guided by each nation's stance, and at least one delegation open to acceptance though governments must order further steps. Hughes aims to avoid pressure while allowing both sides to press for refinements.
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Washington
Associated Press
Hughes
Treaty of Ancon, Which Deals With Tacna-Arica
Bass
Hugher
St Louis to Vote on Bond for Civic Improvements
Citizens in St Louis are expected to vote on bond seats totaling 9 74 300 000 for civic improvements as recommended by the General Council on Civic Needs. The report calls for 5 million for memorials for war veterans 9 thousand for sanitation completion and funds for additional waterworks.
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St. Louis
General Council
Board of Aldermen
Chain bandit trail of theft murder winds up in pen hospital
A sheriff's posse wounded and captured Fred Brown, alleged Omaha chain bandit, after a two state chase. Brown is accused of abducting two Omaha women and taking hostages while on the run. He allegedly stole autos and killed during the spree, including seizing a deputy sheriff and town marshal.
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Fred Brown
Omaha
Brown
Pen Hospital
Pene Pease
Wyoming
Rawlifigs
Independent Voters urge all to vote next Wednesday in North Dakota
The Independent Voters association issued a call urging absent voters to be registered and ballots filed in time. The statement emphasizes mobilizing precincts to get every possible voter to the polls next Wednesday June 28 and stresses duties of teachers traveling salespeople and other absentees to ensure ballots are counted. It frames the upcoming primary as a choice between the Nestos ticket and the Townley Lambe League.
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Independent Voters Association
Independent Voters 1
North Dakota
Townley- Lambe League
Ible
Legion Auxiliary Posts In S D Meet At Huron
Delegates from 140 posts across South Dakota gather in Huron for the South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary two day convention. Mayor Kelly and Mrs. Paulie Crawford welcome attendees as reports fill the agenda and Col. Kay and Gov. Valentus ter speak in the afternoon. A memory moment honors Cal Galbraith and fallen soldiers. Banquet to close with state officials and prominent members speaking.
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Huron
8. D
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Kelly
Paulie Crawford
Col
Red Kay
Yankton
Alentuster
Cal. Galbraith
Legion
Rural crime decline in New York state noted by police
Lieutenant Moore reported to bankers that five years of NY state police efforts reduced rural Vorms by more than a third. He said state police cut arrears by about one third except NYC for 1921, with 356 officers and a 92 percent conviction to arrest ratio. He emphasized law enforcement over strikes and noted tramps nearly eliminated from rural areas and liquor smuggling routes shifting away from highways.
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St. Louis
New York
New York State
A. B. Moore
Tilinola Bankers’ Association
New York City
Moore
Arcopera
Lieut. Moore
United States
Sone the Projects In S D Show Big Total
Pierre South Dakota June 22 final reports show 224 completed home projects by boys and girls statewide under Smith Hughes agricultural work with a net profit of 8769.12. Reports cite 708 acres of grain and potatoes with potatoes yielding 325 per acre and corn 2.00 per acre. Poultry and swine projects totaled 58 head and 0 sows in new litters costing 6790.11, with labor credits of 10.2% reducing income to 2096.58.
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Pierre
State Department of Public Instruction
South Dakota Dentist Pitches Spotless Game
Dr. E C Juel, a Garretson dentist, pitched a perfect game for Ellsworth Minnesota against Linsmore, striking out all 18 batters. A former Northwestern pitcher who tried out with the White Sox, he chose dentistry over baseball.
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Bronx Falls
EC Duel
Garretson
Ellsworth
Dr. Juel
Northwamern University
Chicago White Sox
Weiater
Omaha
Western Teggue
Doctor Refuses Offer Amid Rival Football Club Interest
The doctor, who also refused, has received several offers from professional football clubs across various sections since that time.
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The
Lenine Granted Leave of Absence During the Summer
Moscow dispatch reports Premier Lenine granted leave of absence until autumn due to illness. Commissar Taurupa, the second vice president, to act in his stead.
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Lenine
Cofonnagen
Associated Preas
Moscow
Central News
Ruslan Council of
Premjer Lenine
Taurupa
Vica
Pouncil
Minot Figure Wooledge Nominated by Dual Parties for Governor
Mr. Wooledge of Minot was indorsed by both Republican and Democratic County Conventions. A former U S State Counsel for Alien Property Custodian, he served during the war and later acted as district supervisor for northwestern counties. He chaired the N D delegation to the Democratic National Convention and was former city attorney for Kenmare and Minot. He holds a BA from the University of Wisconsin, 1904. Political advertising.
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Wooledge
Minot
U. S
Dintriet
O'Connor
Oalime
Mahnomen Woman Remains Living Link to Pioneer Era
Nancy Wilbrun of Mahnomen Minnesota claims the title of Minnesota’s oldest living child, born before 1838, with a large family of 16 children and 73 grandchildren. Her father William McDonald was the first white man to build a log cabin on today’s St Paul site, and she continues to care for graves, sew her own clothes, and garden with the Leith family.
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Mahnomen
Minn
Nancy Wilbringht Mahnomen
Shane Sepaeares
Minnesota
J ‘Mra. Wilbrun
St. Paul
Vilbrante
Charley B. Leith
Mahnomén
Leith
Vilbran
Chisele Bret
Honnetond
Vilbrun
Bandy Lake
Ete
United States
Mra
Eustash Ballour
White Earth
Patrick Parrisian Vaubon
Jes Leith
Disorderly conduct on railway car causes court debate
A discussion on whether certain behavior aboard a railroad car constitutes a public disturbance and falls within city ordinance limits. The court notes that while some actions may be provocative or vulgar, they do not automatically justify removal from the train unless they disrupt others beyond acceptable public standards. It cites taste and context in determining when disruption becomes unlawful.
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Yersey
Gheater G. Vernier
Feouam
Law
Criminology
Vernier
Salem
Avon
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