Hope forgery suspect James Ryan sought by authorities
State news notes James Ryan, a former Jas K. Joslyn farm employee near Hope, forged checks totaling $11.40 and $10, ending with attempts to cash at Hope banks. Authorities from Fargo and Moorhead were alerted. Described as 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, grayish blue clothing, with a crooked finger, last seen boarding a train toward the Twin Cities.
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James Ryan
Ryan
Jas K. Joslyn
Hope
Uml
Lust
Pete Jensen
Jeneen
Hope Na+ Nona
Jenne
First National Bank
Jensen
Tou Dorrance
Mayville Mn
Mr. Joslyn
Fargo
Moorhead
Mayville
Twin Cities
Flaxton Man Charged With Arson at Two Hotels
Alfred Gordon owner of Pioneer hotel bound over to district court in Flaxton on charges of attempting to burn the Flaxton hotel while twenty guests slept. Prosecutors allege kerosene and fire set to the back kitchen door to collect insurance and that a second fire targeted his own Pioneer hotel. Gordon fled town after the incidents and was later arrested in Bowbells.
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Flaxton
N. D
Alfred Gordon
Gordon
Pioneer Hortel
Enok
Deen
Pioneer
Gorton
Bowbells
N. D. Odd Fellows Meet at Mandan Grand Lodge
Three hundred delegates attended the grand lodge session in Mandan with addresses by Judge Winchester Fred Smith Wahpeton E A Williams Bismarck President Burton Rebekkah Secretary Jennie Mul and others. Officers installed included J H Cook grand master H D Skinner deputy George Whison grandwarden Don McDonald grand secretary FON Gilmore grand treasurer HD Mack grand representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Mandan
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ttebekahs
Hell
Winchester
Fred Smith
Wahpeton
E. A. Williams
Biesmarck
Burton
Rehekahe
Jennie Mul
Ponle
Forest River
North Dakota
J. H. Cook
Willow Cit
H. D. Skinner
Cando
George Whison
Minot
Don McDonald
Grand Forks
Raids in Cavalier County Shake Up Liquor Dealers
State's Attorney Conon of Cavalier County reports another successful raid on liquor dealers. Langdon Denabrook and Olea placed on the dry list in Langdon. Gilmore elusive in Morden. Jandreau captured. H M Churchill arrested in Osnabrook. Dr. Blackburn captured in Olga. Churchill and Jandreau waived preliminary examination in Hannah and posted bonds. Plack purn to have preliminary hearing in Hannah next Wednesday with $450 cash bond posted.
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Conon
Cavaler County
Langdon
Denabrook
Olea
Gilmore
Jor Jandreau
Morden
Unt
Jandreen
Osnabrook
H. M. Churchill
Olga
Hannah
Plack ‘Purn
Pike Ate the Trout
Two years after Sir Julius C. Werner, a South African mining magnate, had Liton Hoo Park lake netted and 11 000 rainbow trout released, the lake was netted again. Eleven thousand trout were introduced, but only nine survived, with one pike weighing seventeen pounds among the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius C. Wernher
Liton Hoo Park
Inquest Over Bloody Knife Identifies Bold Ambrose Bandit
An inquest at Amibraxe examined the shooting death of an unidentified man in Ambrose last week. Testimony said a masked rider forced a farmer to unhitch horses, then fired shots near him, and the dead man known as Bloody Knife was linked to horse theft and past train robbery in Montana. The jury ruled the death a gunshot by unknown parties.
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Ambrose
GM. Thomas
Relyea
Williston
Amibraxe
Haugland
Hie
Mauzinui
Wadds
Montana
Gua Zignne
Bloody Kuite
SLOPE SQUATTERS SEEK SCHOOL FUND ACCESS IN TRIPP COUNTY
Settlers at Lamid in central Tripp County, now living on the land for judicial assessment purposes, press for tax funded schooling and a school fund for their store. They ask why they cannot receive Kehwul education support before formal settlement and reservation expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp County
Lamid
Ature Educations Department
Abby
Hold Up Artists Murphy and Johnson Face Trial
Murphy and Johnson, accused of holding up Zimmerman for 22 dollars, appeared before Judge Bull Forks. Janey Murphy and John Johnson pleaded not guilty, claiming an alibi, as Attorney Finlayson led the prosecution with several witnesses during the municipal court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Johnson
Zimmerman
Janey Murphy
John Johnson
Wwepe
Carl Zisimormas
Nik
Minesota
Vinierman
Jold Dukesan
Finlayson
Ivan
Dentist Turns to Wolf Breeding in Northwest Fold
Valley City dentist Dr f W Chandler enters the breeding of wolves for profit and spectacle. He has secured a set of fine wolves and confines them under close watch, hoping to train them with human attention much like dogs. If successful, his act could headline a major vaudeville or colonnade show in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W Chandler
Valley City
Northwest
Dr. Chandler
Secretary of State Win sustains oil case in state court
The Secretary of State’s action against an oil company was sustained by Judge Winchester in a certiorari proceeding. The oil company sought to block the writ, arguing officials overstepped powers. attorneys for the company and the state presented briefs as the judge weighed final answer and jurisdiction in the matter.
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Winschester
Clattet
Bismarck
Blato Blalchel
Jaden Winchester
Steves
Ceneral
Manwave Peyon Gremeiay
Chirso
Menern Coud
Mjottey Stewart
G Chicngs
Burney Jol
Watheo
Fargo
ROHL
Heatomal
Anlight
McCoe
Winschron
Many Seek Pardons In State Board Proceedings
The state pardon board hears numerous applications as it considers clemency for several inmates. One case involves a man who killed a fellow in a Cavalier county incident and received a five year penitentiary sentence. Other filings include Nathan Ashner whose wife was killed in Morton county and TiN who served fifteen years for a murder alleged in Pembina county. The board’s session extends over several days with petitions for pardons and reprieves.
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Pondone
Pardins
Mypan
Garton
Nathan Ashner
Morton County
Kall
Tin
Pembina
Box
Jonen
Williston
Jones
Minot
Tiukge Gowen
Bigger schools urged as cities plan new facilities
Statewide discussion shows growing demand for school space with many towns planning additions and new buildings. Voters consider funding and bond measures as districts push for needed rooms and facilities despite concerns over taxation.
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Kone Mieana
Miss Josephine Paulson Leaves Office to Marry Banker
Miss Josephine Paulson youngest county superintendent in North Dakota resigns at twenty one, giving up a $2000 salary to wed William Liboe, a Turtle Lake banker. A marriage ceremony at her mother's Minneapolis home precedes her move to a banking life while Wells County teachers and students honor the bride.
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Canid
Josephine Paulson
North Dakota
Rehoos
Wells County
Minneapolis
William 1Iboe
Turtle Lake Mine
Fragmented North Dakota News From a Turbulent Era
A scrambled local serendipity of reports covers trials at Devils Lake and Williston, rail work near Coyallor coast, and damagelined events. It notes a court case with Albert Aabers, fines paid by Antone Warded, a train incident near Devils Lake, and mixed community concerns across towns like Wahpeton and Langdon.
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Jones
Devila Lake
Albert Aabers
Nies
Antone
Barinares
Janey
Devils Lakes
Williston
Oakes
Bely
Tollen
Indy
Auber War
Devils
Poets, Norwegians Honor Vigeland Park Monument Plan
Fargo prepares for a June 17 unveiling in a park of Vigeland memorials and a statue of a Norwegian artist. The program includes Mayor, Governor, park officials, and Jewish speaker Rabbi Pers bart, with Norwegians and community groups invited to attend across Fargo Moorhead and the northwest.
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Gee Heniters
Temlers
Norway
Fargo
Pers Bart
Minneapolia
Kilitor Walker
Eau Claire
Wil
Jossilly
Julluls Olvon
Thiveraity
Mivtivon
Walcome
No Evidence of Assault Dismissed in Minot Court
Herman Miller of Donneybrook charged with criminal assault on Jennie Grenell was dismissed by Judge Murray due to insufficient evidence for conviction or district court. Grenell and Miller testified, but Grenell’s older story conflicts with travel and a 11 cent hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Miller
Donneybrook
Jennie Grenell
Murray
Minot
Courn
Miss Grenolds
Miller
Injured Man Receives One Thousand Dollar Verdict
A jury awards Daniel Winegard one thousand dollars after he claims a fall from a rotating engine at Pitwortt caused permanent back injuries. Judge Munger presides as Mrs. Durine Dryland seeks damages for Hans Dryland’s death in a separate Western Pacific case.
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Lee Cotter
Daniel Winegarden
Winegard Ad
Pitwortt
Munger
Durine Dryland
Northern Pacific
Weston
Hans Dryland
Helen
Smoking to Reduce Harm Through Hygiene Rules
The text argues tobacco risk can be lowered by personal hygiene. It suggests never smoking on an empty stomach and only after meals, warns against smoking before dinner, and cautions against late night smoking to stay alert. It also says avoid chewing the cigar between the teeth.
Circulation and Labor Tensions Across North Dakota News
Fragmented OCR reports tensions over labor wages and cost of living in North Dakota. Notes on Sharp increases, rail and train inconveniences, a Valley City armory access dispute, and a New Rockford crash involving a chauffeur. Mentions Richland county officials and a potential fire risk with crowds nearby.
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Valley City
Dangin
Statues to Women in London Street Memory
In London streets there are only five statues of women, four queens and one actress. Siddons stands in Paddington Green as the sole tragic figure. Memorial tablets fare no better with only four bearing women’s names: Fanny Burney, Joanna Baillie, Elizabeth Warren Browning, and Mrs Siddons.
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London
Mex
Siddons
Paddington Green
Fanny Burney
Mme D’arblay
Joanna Balifie
Elizabeth Warren Browning
Showed His Ignorance On Marriage and Pathetic Remorse
A fragmentary exchange shows a husband claiming his wife said their father never wanted for anything while she retorts and mocks his memory. The dialogue exposes attitudes about men and women and hints at a distant, misremembered partnership.
What He Got From Letters From Abroad Sister Postcards
A fragment notes concern about a sister who went abroad and has sent seventeen picture postcards, with no recent word on her status or location. The snippet implies family concern and overseas correspondence.
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Forcer
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ODD Fellows
Cavalier County
Arberg
Wise Guy
Minst
Orth Dakota
Ubbins
Leninee
Fiverone
Carviaus
Tae
Hany
Primi
Mhsinarek
Burtui
Pate
Milwaukee
Boly Sawyer
Watesi
Tn Coyallor Coasty
Ypoqoess
Thy
Oakes Navan
Corte
Langion
Frne
Wreck Et Tivale
Mote
Fiat
Auestown
Perle
Hataiw
Lepine Wits
Weniate
Tom Feliclagh Courtenay
Enmre
Menrik Werge
Farga
Twland Park
Nueway
Amutien
Julien
Parga
Makina
Toroten
Hreedain
Wwe Fieargare
Lowe
Inet
Finn
Avie Engett
Eran
Lee
Ninian
Fein
Aft
Vigeland Ali Toy
Arvabent
Fly Tor
Weegelstand
Faria
Ohio
Frank Fox
Even
Campbell
Jomage
Walerton
Richland County
Felener
Wohpeton
Rockford
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