Grand Forks Plans 1 Million Bond Sale to North Dakota
Grand Forks directors approve a resolution to sell one million dollars in North Dakota state bonds at par. The plan aims to fund a terminal elevator and mill, with the resolution to be sent to the state industrial commission for site determination.
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Grand Forks
Land State Industries
Resolhuition
State — Industrial Commission
Trend Forks
North Dakota
State Industrial Commission
Grandohn
Orien Bo
Wadercake
King Albert to Visit Boston First on Tour
King Albert and Queen Elisabeth will start a U.S. tour leaving New York this week and travel to Boston next Sunday for a royal visit. The State Department plans for entertainment were not disclosed, with arrival in New York expected Friday and a multi week cross country tour ending with a White House and Senate reception. In the Twin Cities, the Belgian royal visit was moved to October 8 due to President Wilson's illness, per a dispatch to Governor Lindbergh.
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Boston
King
Albert
Queen Elisabeth
New York
United States
State Department
Senate
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Burnquist
Wilson
UUND ENROLLMENT NEAR 950 MARK FALL TERM
Enrollment figures at the University of North Dakota total 945 students this afternoon across college, high school and special student categories. The count, made in the secretary’s office, shows near the 950 mark with a few exceptions where some staff have not yet arrived.
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University of North Dakota
Wilkerson
Tae
Land Transfers Recorded in County and a GolF Meet Opens
Land transfers were filed at the office of the recorder of deeds including Thomas D Campbell and Almira Campbell to John Kennedy for 31-2 of swo in Brenna township for 2562 dollars Wm J Bailey to M G Brokesberry for lots 9 and 10 block 18 Inkater for 1200 Minnie L Lasham to Gustav Haga for lots 22 23 24 block 19 Northwood for 1450 The women start golf meet at Shawnee on Delaware with 71 players in the qualifying round led by Alexa Stirling the defending champion.
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Tyreglater of Deeds
Thomas D
Almira Campbell
John
P. Kennedy
Brenna Township
Wm. J. Bailey
M. G. Brokesberry
Inkater
Minnie L. Lasham
Gustav Haga
Northwood
Shawnee
Delaware
America
Alexa. Stirling
Atlanta
Striking Bethlehem Steel Workers Ignore Orders
Reports indicate 10 Bethlehem Steel workers refused to strike as ordered, while conflicting claims circulated about plant operations. The Pittsburgh area saw intense dispute as unions and company officials reported contrasting outcomes at Carnegie and other facilities, signaling a broad but uneven stoppage across multiple plants.
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Bethlehem Steel
Spaay
Bethstein Steel Corporation
Bathjehem
al Farrell
Piteburgh
Opéra- Men
Carnegie
Cleveland
Fier F Railroad Company
Crowds Wait Overnight for World Series Tickets
Cincinnati fans storm Redland field ticket windows to buy unreserved pavilion and bleacher seats for the World Series. About 1 000 in line. prices 2.20 for pavilion, 1.10 for bleachers, 2.10 for standing room. A first in line sleeper waited 11 hours. others left for work. Reds’ team plans Boal Practice and travels to Latonia for a race after morning workout.
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Wilson Begins Period of Absolute Rest After 25 Day Absence
President Wilson returns to the White House from a long speaking trip and enters a period of rest prescribed by his physician. Dr Grayton reports a fairly comfortable day with a brief outdoor ride before an early bedtime. The president will not receive King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium until their U S tour concludes.
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White House
Wilson
Grayton
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
United States
Telegraph Briefs Spark Global and Local Updates
Samuel Gompers predicts victory for striking steel workers before departing for Washington. Premier Nitti wins confidence vote in Rome. Luxemburg plebiscite supports retaining Grand Duchess Charlotte and customs union with France. Fraternization ban on American officers in Germany revoked. Snow falls in North Dakota and Minnesota reports cloudy to snowy, mild warm spell tonight and Tuesday.
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Grand Duchess
Charlotte
France
Mayor narrowly saved as mob riot strikes Omaha
In Omaha on September 29 a mob lynched a black man at the county jail and attacked the mayor Edward P. Smith as he opposed the lynching. The courthouse burned, federal troops reinforced, and 40 plus injured with two dead as authorities ordered investigations and more troops to quell further violence.
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Camp Grant
George Leonard A. Weed
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William Brown
Clarence Clancy
Sherif Clark
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Smith
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Harney Street
Rutan
Rutherty
Senate Debates Situation in Italian Ports
Washington reports two wariness provoking Senate resolutions on the landing of American sailors at Tran Dalmatia after Italian forces seized the port. Senators Sherman and New seek to limit US binding actions and probe British orders, while Hitchcock cautions peace not war. The discussions unfold as European control shifts.
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Dalmatia
Sherman
Republickin
Ilinois
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Indiana
State Department
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Hitchcock
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Serbia
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Nebraska
Moses
New Hampshire
Omaha
Nelson
Minnesota
Thomas
Supreme court orders Kositzky to pay August salaries
The North Carolina Supreme Court in a 3 2 vote orders State Auditor Carl Kositzky to pay August salaries of George Wallace the state tax commissioner and staff. The court finds Kositzky illegally moved 13000 from the general fund to special funds and notes about 13000 remained in the general fund when salaries halted. Justice Bronson authored the majority with Justices Christianson and Robinson dissenting. The opinion also flags another series of transfers totaling about 90000 declared void by Wallace.
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State Supreme Court
Carl Kositzky
George Wallace
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Wallace
Tax Commissioner
Waff
Ans
H. A. Bronson
Christiansson and Robinson
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