Locals Rally Then Roseholt Upset Sends Fans Back
After Sisseton sizzled, Rosholt upset the locals, sparking interest then a quick rebound. Williams dominated on the mound as Sisseton pounded Rosholt 13 hits and 7 runs to 4. Sunday vs Waubay featured seven home runs and strong hitting despite poor weather.
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Sisseton’s
Rosholt
Tommy King
Anderson
Wilams
Waubay
Wick
Tracey
Burman
Rodeen
Sisseton Jones
Hays
Infield
Offield
Harry Lane
Thestis
Harry
Ari I
Bisseton
Casper
Wyoming
Shorty Dahlstrom
Aberdeen
Luneford
Langford
Wheaton
Graceville
Browns Val
Forces that Ousted Garranza Aid Wood in Mexico
Report by Helen Augar notes the same political forces that toppled Carranza are backing Wood for the presidency in Mexico. Details indicate ongoing influence behind the scenes.
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Garranza
Wood
Helen Augar
Federated Press
New York
Carranza
Mexico
Genera Ad Junto
Supreme Court Upholds North Dakota Tax on Out of State Business
Washington DC reports the high court decision upheld taxation of foreign business within North Dakota. The case involved the Dream of Wheat Co challenging Grand Forks County taxes under 1905 statutes. The ruling confirms state authority over capital stock portions earned outside the state but operated domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Dream of Wheat Co
Grand Forks County
Big Meeting in Sioux Falls Park Sparks National Service Rally
Farmers and laborers from Sioux Falls and nearby areas gathered in a monster parade nearly two miles long welcomed by Mayor Burnside then adjourned to Sioux Falls Park for speeches by Alice Daly Tom Ayres Lester P. Barlow and C J Nelson. The event marked the firing of the first big gun for the Nonpartisan League and National Service party in the state. An auto purchased by World War Veterans supporters for Robert County campaigning drew attention. Several hundred members joined the National Service party as a result of the rally with Senator Bob La Follette name drawing strong cheers.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Burnside
Sioux Falls Park
Alice Daly
Tom Ayres
Lester P. Barlow
C. J. Nelson
Wis
Nonpartisan League Party
National Service Party
Robert County
Bob LaFolette
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnegots
A. C. Townley
Apeak
Farmers’ Movement
Isan.ul
Cassel
Deer Creek
Minnesota
Townley
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Return From Extended Trip Through Norway
Two travelers recount five months abroad visiting France Norway and England. They describe flights, crossings, and city explorations from Sisseton to New York and London. They note Norwegias political movement progress and a Norfjord celebration fund for immigrants.
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France
Nor _Way
England
Ole Nedreberg
Lars Skaarsten
Norway
Sissetem
New York
Sisseten
Larsasys
Shjorhie
A. E
Hampton
London
Sweden
North Sea
Atlantic
Mr. Nedreberg
Norfjord
United States
Norfjordlage
Opposition Charges Against Father O Donaghue Proven to be Without Foundation
A North Dakota announcement of Father Martin O Donaghue's speech faced intrigues about his standing. Cardinal Gibbons confirms no censures exist and he is respected, urging bishops to allow him to perform sacred functions. Issued in Baltimore on May 14 1920.
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Father O’donaghue
Father Martin O'Donaghue
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Cardinal Gibbons
Martin O'Donaghue
Baltimore
Father O'Donaghue Urges Self-Reliance and Justice
The speaker extols ownership of public goods and condemns socialism while urging self-reliance. He defends the Nonpartisan League, warns against opposition, and vows to support farmers in the fight for American democratic principles and global justice. He emphasizes building homes and opposing perceived threats to liberty.
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Enaea
League
Gate Post
Nonpartisan League
Wall Street
Union
North Dakota
America
Court Opens June Term as Judge Ander son Presides
District court in session Monday with Judge Frank Anderson presiding. Citizenship applications are first on the docket. Jennie Ford sues Rudolph Anderson for 15000. initial verdict was 18500, but a new trial was granted by order of the court.
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Frank Anderson
District Court
Jennie Ford
Rudolph Anderson
Aeroplane Has Some Bad Luck
K. O. Schneider, finishing a flying contract at Sisseton, faced an engine failure at low altitude. He attempted a landing but rough terrain prevented a safe touchdown and the aircraft was damaged. Schneider was uninjured and remains there for a week while repairs are arranged.
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K. O. Schneider
Sisseton
Ault
Mr. Schneider
Supreme Court declines to intervene in North Dakota rulings
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with North Dakota high court decisions upholding constitutional amendments and statutes for an industrial program and allowing state bond issues to finance projects in the state.
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Washington, D
Supreme Court
N. D. Supreme Court
North Dakota
City Observes Memorial Day in Rainy Observance
A rain reduced Memorial Day turnout still saw a large crowd honor the dead. The American Legion led the parade and cemetery services with the W A and Ladies Auxiliary and G A R participating. Ex‑service men received meals at Woodman Hall and an Opera House program closed the day.
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American Legion
Achedile
W. A
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
Eus Crealt
Songstreta
Woodman Hall
Opera House
Hagan granted new trial in political banking case
Former North Dakota bank president H J Hagan, convicted of a banking code violation, is granted a new trial by District Judge M J Englert. The case, tied to anti league politics and bank loans to the Scandinavian American bank, was marked by prosecutorial misconduct and contested evidence, with the attorney general accused of theft and prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hagan
Scandinavian American Bank
Fargo
N. D
M. J. Englert
North Dakota
Hegan
Nor- Partisan League
Scandinavian Bank
League
Farmers’ Organisation
State Banking Department
Supreme Court of the State
Hagan
Haagn
Farmers
anti-League
Supreme Court of
Increased Crops West of River Territory Report
Crop conditions west of the Missouri in South Dakota are described as never better. Acreage has risen across crops with flax planted on newly broken land and winter rye noted as especially strong. Copious showers kept the ground in good condition despite a backward season.
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McLaughlin
S. D
Missouri River
South Dakota
Huron College Grants Two Degrees to One Student
Lorraine Brown of Huron becomes the first student to earn dual degrees at Huron College this year, receiving both a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music. She entered in 1916 from Pierre High School and balanced coursework in the School of Music with her arts degree. Brown participated in Thalia Glee Club led the ukulele club and served as president of the Rulalean Literary Society.
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Huron
S. D
Huron College
Lorraine Brown
Brown
Huron Colege
Pierre High School
School of Music
Sam
Ijp
Miss Brown
Thalia Glee Club
Ukelele Club
Rulalean Iterary Society
Pioneer South Dakota Indian Teacher Dies in Iowa
Miss Mary C. Collins, a veteran Sioux educator who began teaching at Oahe Mission in 1875 and later ran a mission school at Little Eagle on the Grand River, died at Keokuk Iowa on May 31. She donated many Indian curios to the state before her death.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Mary C. Collins
Keokuk
Iowa
Miss Collins
Oahe
Little Eagle
Grand River
Collins
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Hosholt Krom
Replices Dahlstrom
Fooks
Nonpartisan
Unaque Party
Natonal Service Party
Ole Sedrebberg
Wi Ig
State Bank
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