Freight Derailment Near Stanley Kills Two
A freight train on the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie line derailed by a washout four miles east of Stanley Wisconsin. Fireman Joe Cauquette of Minneapolis was killed and engineer E W Fibley of Minneapolis was seriously injured as the engine and several freight cars left the track.
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Stanley
Wis
Joe Cauquette
Minneapolis
E. W. Fibley
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
Eldevold
Here
Langer ticket poised for victory in North Dakota primaries
Fargo June 23 Republican headquarters forecast a big victory for the Langer ticket at tomorrow’s primaries. Chairman Sinnosa said the campaign has spoken on issues and voters will decide, expecting William Langer to win a star governor post with a wide margin.
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Fargo
Langer
Torger Sinnosa
North Dakota
William Langer
Independent Republican Campaign Committee
Rev. Allen 0. Birchenough
St.Thomas
F. B. Streeter
Henry T. Quanbeck
R. A. Nestos
A. G. Divet
State Committee
Townleyites
House
Senate
Townley
Farmer's wife saves life by killing bull attack
A farmer’s wife intervened during a bull attack as Strommen worked nearby cutting wood. She killed the bull to save her husband, and bystander Mag hurried to aid during the incident.
Veteran Civil War Veteran Buried at Devils Lake
Devile Lake N D June 29 A J Coggewell veteran of the Civil War and longtime Devils Lake resident died at his home at age 78 He was born in Rhode Island in 1844 and moved to Shakopee Minnesota in 1855 He enlisted in a Minnesota regiment and served throughout the war He later worked as an engineer for the Omaha railway for 30 years moving here about 1900 He leaves one son in Long Angeles Funeral services will be held under the Devils Lake R post auspices at 230 this afternoon.
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Devile Lake
N. D
A. J. Coggewell
J. Coggswell
Rhode Island
Shakopee
Minn
Minnesota Volunteer
Omaha Railway
Lon Ange
Devils Lake
South Dakota Tailored by Night Riders Tar and Feather Case
Anton Springer a 50 year old farmer three miles south of Bocham Hand county was tarred and feathered by night riders over alleged neighbor disputes. His son Louis 19 allegedly killed 50 turkeys at Willam Erwin farm triggering the attack. Springer was abducted by a man claiming to pull his machine from a mud hole and is told to leave the neighborhood within six months. No arrests have been made and police report no complaint filed.
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Aberdeen
Anton Springer
Bocham
Hand County
Springer
Louis Springer
Willam Erwin
Erwin
Louis
Three Safes Robbed in Fargo and Moorhead Night Burglary
Police investigate a Fargo Moorhead spree with three safes broken open using sledge hammers crowbars and a pick. Loot includes 126 dollars cash 200 Liberty loan bonds and 42.25 in two cent stamps. Similar crime at multiple offices suggests the same thieves.
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Fargo
N. D
Yergs
Moorhead
Fargo Foundry Company
Northern Pacific Avenue
Eacapai
Liberty Loan Banda
Fargo Foundrympany
Sinclair Refining Company
Front Street
Indian Refining Company
Fifteenth Street
Thern Pacific Avenue
Lin
Jimmy
Weges
Minot Plans New Drum Corps Run by Local Businessmen
Minot North Dakota June 29 directors of the Association of Commerce discuss organizing a large drum corps of business men to aid city celebrations and parades. The Minot Town Criers club inspired the idea but lacks funds, so the club will assist to ensure the corps’ success for city events and trips to other towns.
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Minot
N. D
The
Association of Commerce
J. F. McGuire
McGuire
Chancellor warns Germans to comply with disarmament terms
Berlin reports Chancellor Fehrenbach urged the nation to fulfill all peacetime disarmament and reparations obligations. He said Germany must reduce its army to a minimum necessary for order and accept all allied demilitarization demands.
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Berlin
Reichsag T
Hecht
Jamestown Independents Rally Amid Red Flag Debate
Jamestown North Carolina June 29 1930 Officials Attorney General William Langer State Auditor Carl Kositzky and Peter W Collins spoke against socialism anarchism and Townleyism audience 800 at Klaus Park Kositzky addressed Germans in their language explaining socialist links to Townley machine Langer urged voting no on red flag measures and for anti socialist ticket.
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Jamestown
N. C
William Langer
Carl Kositzky
Peter W. Collins
Townley
Klaus Park
Kositzky
League Sind
Langer
League
Sterling
Wilton
Tomorow
Grant
Morton
Mandan
Lancer
Tanlac credited for Vermont man in pink of condition
Arthur LeBeau of Winco ski Vermont declares he is in the pink of condition and enjoying life again after taking Tanlac.
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Athur Lebeau
Wincoski
Vermont
Tanlac Restores Appetite and Energy Says Vermont Foreman
Arthur Lebeau foreman at Porter Screen Co in Winooski Vermont credits Tanlac with ending five years of indigestion and weakness. He reports improved sleep appetite steadiness and energy after starting the medicine and recommends it highly. Grand Yara Tex and local druggists sell it.
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Tanlac
Arthur Lebeau
Porter Screen Co
Winoosk
Vermont
Hardy
City panel orders drug stores to pay medicinal liquor license
Chicago June 28 revenues committee backed a $50 yearly license for drug stores selling medicinal liquor after protests from druggists. Alderman Kenna faulted the shift from saloon practice and urged equal licensing, while druggists vowed to contest the measure.
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Chicago
Michael J. Kenna
Turkish Loss of 2,000 Confirmed by Grecian Army
An official Greek army communique from Emyrna reports heavy Turkish losses at Ala-Shem on June 25, with more than 2,000 dead in the Gedelefichai valley of Hermos. It notes many prisoners bore sabre wounds as Greek cavalry pursued them into the valley.
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Emyrna
Ala-Shem
Gedelefichai
Hermos
Fifty Thousand Farm Laborers Required for 1920 Prairie Harvest
J A Bowman provincial commissioner of colonization estimated fifty thousand farm laborers will be needed to harvest the 1920 crop in the prairie provinces. He indicated bumper yields in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta and said laborers would likely come from Eastern Canada and the United States.
McAdoo Silent on Presidential Nomination
New York June 28. William G. McAdoo would neither affirm nor deny today that he would accept the presidential nomination if tendered him by the Democratic convention. Early to-
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New York
Wm. G. McAdoo
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Grand Forks
Kittsom Ave
Drs. Baasen
BI Benson
Seaeeel
Sovata
John G. Brundin
Dentief
Southwestern Nations Bank
Grand Forks, M.D
Gilbert Moskau
Lena
Porthwesters
Maticus Bask Bldg
South Dakota
Langer, Collins and
Herald
yergnies_ la
Grand Yara Tex
Old's Drug
Evers Town
M‘adoo
Peter Votss
Uneeda
G.D. Henderson
N.B.C. Nashecow
Joe Ciarron
Joan Nestor
Henry Johnson, Reynolds
Stewart Waish
LaSalle
Mississippi
Northwest
Radisson
Niagara
Mackinaw
North
Portage Tire & Rubber CO
Akron
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