Locals Bounce Rosholt After Upset In Baseball Week
Sisseton wins 13 hits and 7 runs against Rosholt while Waubay game features cold weather and seven home runs. Anderson is shelled 10 to 4 as Williams dominates on the mound. Harry Lane shows promise at shortstop. Dahlstrom leaves for a western club. schedule fixes remain as weather hampers play.
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Sisselon
Roshot
Anderson
Wilams
Waubay
Wick
Tracey
Burman
Rodeen
Sisseton Jones
Hays
Harry Lane
Harry
Art Tan
Secon
Bisseton
Casper
Wyoming
Shorty” Dahlstrom
Aberdeen
Ar Fangeu
Juneford
Langford
Rosholt
Wheaton
Graceville
Browns Val
Forces that ousted Garranza aiding Wood in Mexico
The same forces that removed Venustiano Carranza from the presidency of Mexico are now backing General Wood's bid for the presidency. The report notes ongoing political maneuvering and aligns the imperial and reformist pressures shaping Mexican leadership.
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Garranza
Wood
Y Helen Augur
Sta
Federated Preas
New York
Carranza
Preasimcy
Mexico
Court Upholds North Dakota Tax on Out-of-State Corporations
The Supreme Court ruled that capital stock of corporations outside North Dakota but doing business in the state can be taxed by counties under 1905 laws. The Cream of Wheat Co. sued Grand Forks County in a case challenging county taxation.
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Washington, D
Supreme Court
North Dakota
Cream of Wheat Co
Grand Forks
Big Meeting in Sioux Falls Park Unites Farmers in Parade
Sioux Falls S D farmers and laborers gathered from far and near welcomed by Mayor Burnside paraded two miles through the city and convened at Sioux Falls Park. Speakers including Miss Alice Daly Tom Ayres Lester P Barlow and O J Nelson addressed the crowd. The event marked the first big gun fired for the Nonpartisan League and National Service party in the state. An auto purchase by World War Veterans aided campaigning in Roberts County and several hundred joined the National Service party. Senator Bob La Follette drew the day's strongest cheers.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Burnside
Sioux Falls Park
Alice Daly
Tom Ayres
Lester P. Barlow
O. J. Nelson
Nonpartisan League Party
National Service Party
Robert County
Bob LaFollette
Aerial Campaign Boost For Minnesota Farmer Candidate
In Minnesota during May 25, A C Townley used a high speed aeroplane to address three meetings in Isand Dagsel and Deer Creek, drawing about 15 000 farmers in one day. Townley spoke alongside Shipstead for Governor backer Dr Henrik Shipstead, a Glenwood dentist, as the campaign activities stretched across counties and pre primary efforts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
A. C. Townley
League
Farmers’ Movement
Isand
Dagsel
Deer Creek
Townley
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Opposition Charges Against Father O'Donaghue Proven False
Cardinal Gibbons confirms Father Martin O'Donaghue, a priest of the diocese, has no censures and is of integrity and good fame. The letter, dated Baltimore May 14 1920, asks bishops to allow him to perform sacred functions during a North Dakota visit.
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Father Martin O'Donaghue
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Cardinal Gibbons
Martin O'Donaghue
Baltimore
Father O Donaghue Speech Urges Self Reliance and Justice
A fiery address denounces socialism and Nonpartisan League policies while asserting American revolution ideals and the farmers stake in secure homes and public institutions. The speaker vows to support farmers and defend justice against perceived external threats to democracy.
Return From Norway Trip Ends in Sisseton
Ole Nedreberg and Lars Skaaraten, after five months in Norway England and Sweden, return to Sisseton via New York and Bissee ton. They describe smooth crossings and note Norwegian labor progress and a planned Norfjord celebration funded by Norfordjage for immigrants. They glad to be home in the United States.
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Afessis
Ole Nedreberg
Lare Skaaraten
Norway
Sissetenn
New York
Bisseton
South Hampton
England
Sweden
France
Lars
Shiorhds
A. EH. F
Hampton
London
North Sea
Atlantic
Mr. Nedreberg
Norfjord
United States
Norffordjage
Court Opens June Term as Judge Ander son Leads Session
Judge Frank Anderson opened the June term of the District Court. Citizenship petitions were first on the docket. Jennie Ford sued Rudolph Anderson for 16000. a verdict of 1500 was rendered at first trial, with a new trial granted.
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Frank Anderson
District Court
Jennie Ford
Rudolph Anderson
Aeroplane Has Some Bad Luck At Sisseton
K C Schneider experienced engine trouble as he prepared to leave Sisseton after a week’s flying contract. The aircraft failed to maintain power at a low altitude and, due to uneven ground, a good landing was not possible. The plane was damaged but Schneider escaped unharmed and must stay a week for repairs.
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K. C. Schneider
Sisseton
Schneider
Supreme Court declines to intervene in North Dakota rulings
Washington DC The Supreme Court refused to interfere with North Dakota Supreme Court decisions upholding a state industrial program. The ruling validates state constitutional amendments and statutes to finance the enterprises and permits state bond issues for the program.
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Washington, DC
Supreme Court
N. D. Supreme Court
North Dakota
City Observes Memorial Day With Parade and Ceremonies
Heavy rain reduced attendance but a fair crowd joined the American Legion post for a Memorial Day tribute. The parade moved to the cemetery where services were led by the Legion and auxiliary groups, followed by a citywide gathering at Woodman Hall and a program in the Opera House.
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American Legion
W. A.C
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion
Longstretu
Woodman Hall
Increased crops west of river territory in South Dakota
Crop conditions west of the Missouri in South Dakota are excellent with increased acreage across all crops. Flax is notably sown on newly broken land and winter rye shows strong yields. Copious showers have kept ground in good condition despite an off season.
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McLaughlin
Missouri
South Dakota
Huron College Grants Two Degrees to Lorraine Brown
Lorraine Brown becomes first student at Huron College to receive two degrees in one year. She earns Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music, entering from Pierre High School in 1916. She organized and led clubs, including the ukulele group, and led Thalia Glee Club while active in the Rulalean Literary Society.
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S. D
Huron College
Lorraine Brown
Brown
Huron Colge
Pierre High School
School of Music
Collc
Miss Brown
Thalia Glee Club
Ukelele Clab
Rulalean Lierary Society
Hagan Granted New Trial In Scandinavian Bank Case
Former North Dakota attorney general H. J. Hagan, ex-president of the Scandinavian American Bank, Fargo, was granted a new trial by Judge M. J. Englert after jurors heard testimony deemed improper and photographs of letters introduced at trial. The case, tied to anti League opposition and political contention, was termed a political action by the state against farmers and the bank loaned to farmer groups.
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H. J. Hagan
Scandinavian American Bank
Fargo
N. D
M. J. Englert
North Dakota
Hagan
Nonpartisan League
Scandinavian Bank
League
State Banking Department
Supreme Court of the State
Haage
Farmers
anti-League
Supreme Court of
Veteran South Dakota Indian teacher dies in Iowa
Mire Mary Collins a pioneer Indian teacher from South Dakota died May 31 at Keokuk Iowa. She began teaching at Oake Mission in 1875 and later served at Little Eagle on Grand River. She spent years teaching an Indian Mission school and, in old age, donated numerous Indian curios to the state.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Mire Mary C. Collins
Keokuk
Iowa
Miss Collins
Oake
Little Hagle
Grand River
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Rosholt Krom
Jane
Dahlstrom
Wall Street
Father O’donaghue
Gate Post
Union
America
Boya
Ole Sedreberg
Lars Akaresten
N.D
Bath
Wan
State Bank
Attorney General
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