Lemke Blasts I V A Rumor and Forum Lies Over Recall
The Sisseton Courier is accused of spreading falsehoods about the North Dakota Industrial Commission resigning to block a recall election. Lemke denounces the claims as propaganda and exposes alleged I V A plans to invent excuses to quit the campaign.
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Sisseton Courier
Nelson
North Dakota
North Dakota Industrial Commission
Courier
Northwest
Slaseton Courier
Netzom, 3
V/A
Fargo
N. D
Fargo Forum
League
Tom
Hall
Lesguers
Can
Forum
Lemke
Hagan Fare
Frazier
Wood
Industrial Commission
Page Hight
Starving Veterans Lose Faith in Their Country
New York veterans say long unemployment has shattered faith in country and God. Harry Jacobs of the Ex-Service Men's Reemployment Bureau warns of a growing number of jobless ex servicemen wandering Fifth Avenue, facing hunger, need for food and sanitation, and competition from foreigners for scarce work. Many left high paying jobs only to fail after return from service. thousands sleep in parks as rescue missions overflow and charities fear winter.
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Harry D. Jacobs
Ex-Service Men's Reemployment Bureau
New York City
Jacobs
Ioie
Fifth Avenue
Shipping Board
Army
New York
Velie Wires Crossed In Campaign Fund Tale
Governor Lynn J. Frazier told an audience at Gates hall of alleged undisclosed sources of Independent Voters' Association funds. He recounted a train conversation with Charles Welle of the Deere Webber Machine Co, claiming misreporting by Minneapolis papers fueled Velie's confusion on campaign donors and Townley unity.
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Bismarck
N. D
Independent Voters’ Association
Lynn J. Frazier
Gates Hall
Here
Fraziers
Velie
Minneapolis Journal and Tribune
St. Paul Pioneer Press
O'Connor
League
Welle
North Dakota
Anti League
Pat Reeves Dies Suddenly at Powell Hospital
Pat Reeves died Wednesday evening at Powell hospital from heart failure while doing chores on the Tony Nigg farm near Browns Valley. He lived alone, was not married, and left no dependents or known relatives in the area. Burial occurred Thursday in the Catholic cemetery.
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Tony Nigg
Browns Valley
Mr. Reeves
Brial
Dialogue on memory loss and advance payment humor
A comic exchange between patient and doctor features memory loss concerns and a quip about fees paid in advance. The joke shifts to a playful line about kissing and screaming for help, ending with a humorous judge reference.
Trio Arrested for Destruction Trees of A F Feeney
Howard Olson Arnold Duerr and Otto Kirsch were held over to await the next grand jury after pleading not guilty to charges of maliciously cutting ornamental shade trees on A F Feeney property in Claire City. The trio, crew members of the Otter Tall Power Company extension, cut the trees to clear a transmission line route. OLson later filed a complaint against Edith Feeney alleging threats to life and seeking peace security. The incident details suggest nighttime tree removal to ease the line extension.
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J. Prinamvine
A. F. Feaney
Glut City
Howard Olson
D. J. Princheville
Edith Feeney
Otter Tall Power Company
Effington
Claire City
al T. Feeney
Howard Olaon
Arnold Duerr
Otto Kirach
Otter Tall Power Company Extension Crew
No title available improve memory of fears
A Boston Globe excerpt recalls a child named A asmbil gint who fears the dark. Her mother, seeking to help, tells the child an angel will stay with her when the candle is removed. The child pleads to keep the candle and the angel.
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Boston Globe
Boy Narrowly Survives Shock From Live Wire Incident
A five year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Parker, touched a live olive wire behind the Palace Cafe in Friday morning play. Chiropractor Dr J A Richels found him unconscious and he was taken to Powell hospital where he regained consciousness after about twelve hours. The wire had been severed during barn renovations weeks earlier and current was not present until the boy touched the exposed conductor.
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Jas
Parker
J. A. Richels
Palace Cafe
Dr. Richels
Powell Hospital
Burns & Wolff
Mra. Richels
Lien Buys Holstein Herd in Roberts County
C E Lien of Sisseton returns from a Town trip with two fine Holstein herds totaling seven cows and a herd bull. This is his second Holstein shipment, following prior purchases near Litchfield Minnesota. He runs the herd on a rented farm near New Effington and backs dairy farming as a path to profit, predicting Roberts County may rival Wisconsin and Minnesota dairy centers.
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BE. Lien
Sisseton
Wisconsin
Minnesota
When a girl calls you by your first name joke
A terse quip notes that a girl who uses a man’s first name signals stronger interest, with the Judge framing the line as cautionary humor about romantic signals.
High Rates Ruin Farmer Don’t Kick Says Cuyler
Western farmers told the Interstate Commerce Commission that freight rates on grain and hay and on coal ruin the agriculture industry. Secretary Wallace said rates have halted production with five years needed to restore farms. Thomas DeWitt Cuyler argued for no near rate cuts, noting railroads seek 6 percent returns and warning public burden may destroy agriculture.
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Cuyler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wallace
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Tom Wall
Tom Hall
I. V. A. Secretary of State
Washington
Charles Welle
Americ
Stati Tran
Northern Pacific
Bramarck
Myim
Veice
Deere- Webber Machine Company
Minnetapolis
Pennington
Sea
Townley
Farmer
Townley J
Mr. Velie
Pat Reeves
Powell Hos
Pital
A. F. Feeney
Howard Olson, Arnold Duerr and
Otto Kirsch
Boy
Lyle Parker
Jim Parker
C. E. Lien
Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Congress
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