Cathro Denies North Dakota Bank Loan Scandal Claims
F. W. Cathro manager of the Bank of North Dakota refutes claims of improper loans linked to McMahon of Golden Valley. He lists four loans totaling 25,000 on land near Beach and Wahpeton correspondence confirming no 50,000 loan. asserts the bank aids state banks with 80 percent of reserve in state funds and counters misstatements about public funds and eastern land speculation.
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Cathro
NO. Dakota Institution
Wttle
Bright Golden Valley
Golden Valley
F. W. Gathro Manag
Bank of North Dakota
Courier-News
Margo
Bismarck
N. D
F. W. Cathro
Fargo
McMhon
Citizen of
Wahpeton
Langer
Cathre
3. H. Snyder
R. H. Gallager
Gallager
John Baer
McMahon
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Golden Valley County
Golden Vall
Cahill
J. J. Cahill
Grant County
Caturo
Connetrion
I. V
Mr. Cathro
Bank of
Baal
Duluth
Gathro
Lea
Picnic speakers energize Sisseton crowd in 1919 event
Tom Ayres and Miss Alice Daly spoke at the east of Sisseton picnic drawing a large audience, with 200 cars noted. Daly urged educational reform and a broader system while Ayres critiqued government and Wall Street influence, sparking applause and lively reaction. They left for Britton afterward amid cheering crowds.
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Tom Ayres
Miss Alice Daly
Big N.P
Sisseton
Alice Lorraine Daly
Superintendien of Public Instruction
Qbu
Daly
Mr. Ayrew
Norbeck
Bohamorette
Townley
Mr. Ayras
Britton
Hay Crop Tops 30 Year Run In Missouri Valley
Teibel SD reports a bumper hay crop the largest in the history of the west of the river country. Old timers note four rank growth of grass in the Missouri valley. Corn is also doing well and knee-high in many fields.
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Teibel
Missouri Valley
Vermillion French Instructor Appointed at State University
Vermillion South Dakota Mile Germaine Cornier of Chaton France earned the A M degree this month and will teach French at the State University this fall. Cornier spent three years at the University of Paris.
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Vermillion
S. D
Mile
Germaine Cornier
Chaton
France
University of South Dakota
Cornier
University of Paris
North Dakota Farmers Embrace Courage of Revolutionary Spirit
Mercer Green Johnson, Episcopal rector and former YMCA war worker, praises North Dakota farmers for awakening the American spirit against predatory wealth. He links their stand to the 1775-76 struggle and urges continued effort to free the nation from money above humanity.
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North Dakota
Baruna
America
Concord
Ted Couts
Paul Revere
Paul Revyere
West
Mercer Green Johnson
Episcopal
France
Miners Walkout Closes Four Mines in Four Towns
About 2000 bituminous coal miners in Howithville Jersayville Langley and Decatur walked out today protesting President Wilsons wage award. The strike shuts four mines as workers voice dissatisfaction with the award and wage prospects.
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Springfield
Fit
Howithville
Jersayville
Langley
Decatur
Wilson
New Third Party Convention At Chicago July 10
A new political movement led by the Committee of 48 Labor party World War Veterans Nonpartisan League and independent Liberal gathers forces for a Chicago convention on July 16 The group aims to unite labor reform and progressive factions into a powerful third party backed by La Follette supporters and a broad western and midwestern base with a platform for public ownership of utilities and expanded labor rights.
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Republica
Chicago
Committee of 48
Labor Party
World War Veterans, Nonpartisan League
Tiberal
Nonpartisan League
Misssissippi River
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Washington
LaFollette
Frank Walsh
Missouri
Industrial Commission
War Labor Board
Lynn J. Frazier
Walter Clare
North Carolina
Barah and
Johnson
la Follette
Gabor
Bas
West
Committee of #2
Baseball Club Disbands After Wet Weather
The local baseball club announces a disbandment citing ongoing wet weather. Officials warn the rest of the season may be bleak with canceled games and reduced participation affecting teams and schedules.
Sisseton Baseball Club Disbands After Tumultuous Season
The Sisseton team ends its season amid heavy rum issues and financial talks. Ownership cites weather and public viewing limits, noting strong play and loyal local support. Several players move to nearby clubs, with Pitcher Child heading to Ortonville and others to Webster. Tracy led in hits across sixteen games, Torrens close behind.
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Sisseton
Sissetom
Child
Ortonville
T18
Webster
Tracy
Torren
START NEW CHURCH IN BRULE TOWNSHIP SOUTH DAKOTA
Work begins on a new Lutheran church near Brule township at an estimated cost of 76000 dollars. When finished the church is expected to be among the finest interior churches in the region of South Dakota.
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Big Point
S. D
Brule Township
Milbank Lighting Contract Awarded
Milbank South Dakota awards the lighting contract to a Wisconsin company to install an eight light bollock system on the chief street at a price of 6000 dollars. The project aims to make Milbank one of the best illuminated cities in eastern South Dakota.
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Milbank
S. C
Wisconsin
Aatern
South Dakota
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Hankinson
THE
State University
Hays
M. G. Johnson
Eimhagied Barer
Clarlextown
Lexington
Amerev
Masy
Wassachusetta
George
Tarona
Peona
Thone
New Third Party
Sheton Gall
Tacmi
AB R H
NG "Tracy
Tureen
Lanoa
Dean Es
A Burman
Childs
Hatch
Wick
Rodeen
McCune
Carlberg Oes
Dahlstrom
Lindberg
Milbank Lighting
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