Fire kills Dyteh in Donnybrook jail blaze
Story reports Dyteh lost life in a jail fire at Donnybrook after a fleeing suspect was seized elsewhere. One man died in flames. two others later found dead inside the jail, with investigators unsure who started the blaze. A separate case near Kilmore uncovers a murdered man found along the Great Northern rail line. Coroner and sheriff hold an inquest. no ID yet.
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Donnybrook
Mont
Montana
Des Lack
Cosby
Bowbeulx
Donniybrook
Theomer
Kilmore
Rathway
Edmore
Elk River
Minn
Wil
A.W. Gilbertson
Nelford
Physician Thor Moeller Arrested for Manslaughter
Warrant issued charging Dr Thor Moeller with manslaughter in the death of a young woman at a Minot hotel. The coroner’s jury linked the death to a criminal operation though official details and sequence of appearances remain unsettled. A preliminary hearing is expected within days as the case draws sharp public attention.
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Thor Moeller
Maple City
Minot
Moeller
Sloettorney
Hite
Federal Court Adjourned Over Barney Frank Case
The jury in United ge vs Barney Frank failed to reach a verdict after eighteen hours of deliberation at Minot. The jury split 9 to 7 against conviction as they wrestled with a defective indictment and disputed charges related to calse mortgaged property.
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Barney Frank
Unitedge
Minot
Belue
Frank
Abe Lael
Pal Court
McDonald of Sheldon Suffers Serious Leg Injury After Odd Incident
Fragmentary report notes McDonald of Sheldon experienced a leg fracture following an unusual incident described as eerie and gliding misadventure. The event, tied to LaMoure and a broader context of overindulgence, hints at a dramatic mishap with unclear details.
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McDonald
Sheldon
Prison warden challenges rail rates before commerce board
Warden Hellstrom of the North Dakota state penitentiary appeals to the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discriminatory freight charges by the Northern Pacific railroad. He cites a through rate of seventy five cents for water and rail transport, with half retained by the company, and a proposed fifty cent rate to Bismarck and Chicago. He argues the plan harms the North Dakota twine plant at Bismarck and favors Chicago, noting the road’s longer haul and transfers to Minnesota. The commission is urged to set an equitable Pacific coast to Bismarck rate based on mileage.
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Hellstrom
Wies
Commerce Commission
North Dakota State Penitentiary
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific Railroad
Manila
New Zealand
Bikmarek
Pacific Coast
Bismarck
Chicago
North Dakota
Minnesota
Henska
New Department of Education Opens at Agricultural College
Prof Arland D Weeks heads the new department aimed at industrial education for North Dakota youth. The program trains teachers for elementary and high schools with courses in domestic science manual training agriculture and pedagogy, promising to boost public schooling and agricultural education statewide.
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Agricultural College
Arland D. Weeks
Department of Education
Bota
Weoles
Scienes Arrivol
Wahpeton
Suspect Held for Robbery in Jamestown Case
John Lewis was arraigned before the United States commissioner in Jamestown on a charge of complicity in the Delamere post office robbery. Five witnesses testified, Lewis denied guilt, and he was bound over to the December Farso grand jury with a $2000 bond. The case ties him to a Licca gang with a small arsenal and wrecking supplies.
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TV. S
Sheal
John Lewis
United States
Jamestown
Delamere
Lewis
Licca
United States District Court
Olsberg
Valley City
Rourke
J P. Johnson
W. N. Brown
Northern Pacific
Lost nerve at prison gates in Berthold case
Ross Melis, sentenced to the state penitentiary for criminal assault at Berthold, faltered at the prison doors in Bismarck. He asked Judge Murray about the lights, grew despondent, and showed a wish to avoid imprisonment, while officials watched to prevent trouble.
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Ward County
Ross Melis
Berthold
Bismarck
Melis
Murray
Oll
Poesisle
Myeray
Hyland
Melus
National Child Labor Committee Pushes North Dakota Measure
Stephen Pf Moers of the National Child Labor Committee in New York led a campaign in Grand Forks to form a North Dakota state committee aimed at securing passage of a federal child labor bureau and promoting a broader fight against child labor. The group plans a state executive, with J. M. Gillette of the University of North Dakota elected president and Elizabeth Abbott named secretary, to study conditions and press for enforcement and coordination among state commissions.
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Stephen Pf Moers
National Child Labor Committee of
New York
North
Mbit
Elizabeth Abbott
Morris
North Dakota
Cabiiot
State Legisiiane
Congress
Departonat of the Interior
Nova Dakuty
Rovkivett
Wilcent M. Tatt
Elise Nehiy
Adust
Ehald
An Erratic Randers Speech At State Grain Show
Prof Randers comments on an upcoming state grain show urging division of tule into two sections for fair competition. Southern counties favor Northwestern dent and other varieties while northern seeds include Minty, King Philip and Golden Dent. emphasis on quality over size.
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Randers
Agriculurwevieze
Ray
Amd
Farge
Ubertitty
Dent
Rustiers
Harliern
Arklas Mercer Gehys
Wille Dakota
King Philip
North Dakota Farmers Institute Plans Winter meetings
The North Dakota Farmers Institute outlines a winter program starting about December 1 with Professor Thomas Shaw returning as director. The group seeks speakers of high distinction to attract commercial and private participants and will cover expenses locally to provide comfortable facilities.
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North Dakota
Partnrs
Thomas Shaw
Heda
Etreulr
Justice of Peace Robbed in Colored Joint
Norwich officer testifies at Minot court that he was robbed of 15 dollars by two Black women in a Colored joint. Chief Hazen arrested the suspects who faced a morning hearing. One woman fined 10 dollars and ordered out of town, the other given 30 days.
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Norwich
Jwalice
Shiv Peew Stewart
Wolleo Court
Minot
Justics
Ween
Hazen
Financial Genius Dodges Pants Payment Coffee Incident
A clipped dialogue snippet shows a man claiming financial genius and spilling coffee on another’s lavender pants then avoiding payment. The other party accuses him of shifting the bill, with banter about who covers the coffee.
Fragmentary Quote Sketches Politics and Voters
A fragmented newspaper item captures a political exchange about voter turnout and campaigning. Phrases imply fashionable people rarely vote and a politician comments on limited campaigning among a small group, with oblique dialogue suggesting cynicism.
Wyman Trial Hears X Ray Evidence On Wounding
In Fargo, John Wyman a wealthy realty enthusiast faced a preliminary hearing for shooting William Dinehart. Wyman claimed he fired after mistaking burglars for intruders. Dinehart said Wyman pursued him and shot in the back during a quarrel. The hearing paused for an X-ray of Dinehart’s head to locate the bullet.
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John Wyman
Fargo
William Dinehart
Om Ft
Wyman
Dinehart
Travels 1500 Miles To Wed In Grand Forks
A lengthy wedding ceremony took place at the Imperial hotel in Grand Forks with Hannah N and Miew Jules Wilmouth of Elseins among the attendees. Pastor Kev Willies Bo Molihew of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony as families and friends gather for the union.
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Imperial Hotel
Grand Forke
Apoeh
Hannah N
Willies
Presiwrerhen
Grand Forks
Doctors Must Name Baby In Grand Forks Records
Physicians in Grand Forks and North Dakota elites face a state law requiring birth reporting. They must complete city auditor forms naming the baby with full given name and surname plus other details. The new rule aims to standardize birth records across the state.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
North Dakota notes patchy economy and county plans
Mixed local items report economic concerns in Walsh and Mountrail counties with creamery projects, bank deposits, and market day activities. Mentions new firms in Minot and Mott, road and bridge work, and a fatal injury near New England.
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