Three Fargo Officials Indicted in Bank Case Bonded
North Dakota officials William Lemke George Totten and Lars Christenson were released on bonds after Cass county grand jury indicted them in the Scandinavian American Bank scandal linked to the Bank of North Dakota. Lemke faces multiple charges including embezzlement of 216 378 and false banking reports. Totten pleads not guilty to forgery and related counts. Christenson charged with two false reports showing inflated loans and discounts.
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Fargo
N. D
Cass County Grand Jury
Bank of Fargo
Bank of North Dakota
William Lemke
National Nonpartisan League
George Totten
League
Lars Christenson
Scandinavian-American Bank
Scandinavian-American Bank. Mr. Lemke
Totten
Christenson
Lemke
Fargo Bank
State Banking Department
O. A. Kaldor
League State Executive Committee
Help Farmers Purchase Cows Cooperative Formed
Dairymen's Mutual association reports subscriptions exceeding $15 000 for a new organization focused on promoting a single dairy breed the Short horn. The group plans to assist farmers in buying and delivering purebred cattle with cooperation from Northern Pacific officials and local business leaders in Dawson county.
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Dairymen’s Mutual Association
Northern Pacific Way
Dawson County
Monument to French Hero Unveiled in Paris Pantheon
A tablet honoring Capt. George Guynemer, famed French flying ace, was unveiled in Paris's Pantheon. He is credited with downing 53 German aircraft inside enemy lines during World War I and was killed near Poelkapelle in September 1917.
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George Guynemer
Pantheon
Paris
Enmoy
Guynemer
Poelcapelie
National Duroc Association Prizes Attract County Winners
The National Duroc Association offers prize money for the Duroc Class in the club division. Lewistown’s Fergua County Club earned recognition as the state’s only county fair to receive this prize. First prize likely pays at least $15. Applications to Mrs May Thomas, County Club Agent, Lewistown, receive full contest instructions.
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Fergua County Club
National Tekken
National Association
Duree-Jersey
May Thomas
Lewistown
Atty E K Cheadle to Deliver Gragé Range Day Address
Attorney E K Cheadle will give the Day address at Gragé Range, slated to highlight local civic topics and community service during the event.
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Atty E. K. Cheadle
Early Day Hanging in Helena at Dry Gulch Site
The Montana Record-Herald recounts a historic execution in Helena where two men were hanged from Hangman's tree near Dry Gulch, with the site now called Davis Street. A boy named Dave Hilger was seen in the crowd and a woman reportedly moved during the photo. An oil painting of Hangman’s Tree survives in the historical library, created August 17 1888 by W E Fredd, once Lewis and Clark county clerk and recorder.
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Helena
Sseorge Leonard
Imree
Dry Gulch
Davis Weet
Dave Hilger
Shangman
W. E. Fredd
Lewis and Clark County
Montana Record-Herald
Tribute to Judge Frank B Reynolds in Billings
State officials jurists lawyers and friends gathered in Billings Montana for the funeral of Frank B Reynolds former associate justice of the supreme court. Reynolds died in Helena on Thursday with the funeral oration delivered by Rev George Mecklenberg the services marking a solemn tribute to the jurist.
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Billings
Mont
Friends of Long Association
Frank B. Reynolds
The
Supreme Court
Reynolds
Helena
George Meck‘lenberg
Burch Jury Fails to Agree in Kennedy Murder Case
Los Angeles May 22 Arthur C. Burch must face a third trial for the murder of district attorney J Belton Kennedy after his second trial ended in a seven to five acquittal split. A new trial date will be set while co defendant Mada Lynne's trial is scheduled for June 6 after an earlier disagreement. Four women and three men voted to acquit Burch with five men voting for conviction and the death penalty was sought.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Burch
Madalynne
Albino Gopher Exhibited by Northern Pacific Agent
An albino gopher shown in Livingston yesterday by Ancil Gregg of the Northern Pacific Railway. The white animal has pink eyes and was brought to the city as a curiosity.
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Livingston
Ancil Gregg
Northern Pacific Railway
Gregg
Tick Warning Advises Precaution to Avoid Illness
A health advisory warns readers to take precautions against ticks to prevent illness. It highlights the risk of tick bites and suggests protective measures and awareness during outdoor activities.
LeClair Returns Voluntarily After Arrest
A fragment describes Joe LeClair surrendering and being held at county jail after an arrest near Lethbridge then Helena en route back. The note mentions a fight at capture and a court process pending in Butte.
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North Dakota
National Duroc Association
Enterprise Meat Market
G. W. Davis
Custer
Ida Shoudy
Custer Inn
Pioneer Garage
Norris Hotel
Alice I. Wight
State Bank of
Grass Range
Cap’t Scott Lodge
A. F
A. M. Grass Range
Montana
ED Shierson
Laird
Secre
Icees
DR. A.M. Knight
Kintsi
French Bros
R. B. Vrooman
In Review Office
C. F
Brothers Oo
Erliott
EB. Trapp
E. K. Cheadle
Bank Electric
Lewistown, Mont
Grant Montana
George Creel
Undertaker
W. Main St
Drs. Pierce & Cox
Aoe Ts
LeClair
M. E. Community
Aone
First National Bank
Hopdirverso
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