Profiteers Push for Prolonged War on Polish Front
The piece reviews ongoing Russo Polish tensions with French aided Polish forces, signaling U S munitions makers seek profits amid calls to prolong conflict. It cites Labour party warnings, Lloyd George attacks, and possible arms sales to Poland while denying recognition of Russia’s current government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lonergan
Luiderstaip
France
Gey-many
Poland
Russia
Pols
Wrangel
Siberia
Labor
Labor Party
Lloyd George
George Lansbury
London Herald
Lloyd Georgy
Lansbury
England
Manchester Guardian
Ayen
Winston Churchill
Gren
Britain
Libor
Chiurehill
Russii
America
Colby
United States
Phesia
Statenl
Europe
Arrest of Elopers From Funston Sparks Court Scrutiny
A young woman taken to DeSmet by Ralph Baker is revealed as his wife but not yet lawfully discharged from Camp Funston. Both are arrested on telegraphic instructions and returned to Camp Funston where Baker claimed marriage on January 15. Local officers dispute his discharge status and consider charges of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSmet
Ralph Baker
Camp Funston
Kan
Baker
Katiaas
South Dakota
Man Infected by Rattlesnake Poison While Handling Halter
Bent Vincent Hennesy of Mend County was hospitalized after a rattlesnake was killed with a halter and his hand, infected by a mosquito bite, likely drew venom from the halter. Virus tests on the halter occurred during the snake handling. Browns Valley fair dates extended to Saturday with a Ford car to be given away at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Vincent Hennesy
Mend
Hennesy
Browns Valley
Fair
Prizes and donations for Indian Pub fair exhibits
Prizes and donations announced for the fair to be held at the Indian Pub September 28 30 and October 1. Tink from various towns contributed items including a cut glass water set from Staing Brothers for the bus display of Swing. Thos Thompson of Sisseton provided an aluminum meal roaster for the best display in domestic efficiency. M Opitz Co Peuger offered aluminum double cooker and preserving weight for the best vegetable display. Neibung Co Wauhay supplied a smoked glass berry set for best preserves. Thomas Cahill donated a wool carriage for the highest scoring baby. 0 R Aney of Peeget offered an $85 silver trophy cup for the best herd of hogs at the Indian Fair. Others may contact Sipt Sutfecoo for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staing Brothers
Thos. Thompson, Sisseton
M. Opitz & Co
Peuger
Neibung & Co
Wauhay
Thomas Cahill
R. Aney
Peeget
Mussetter Buys One Finest Hog In County
Mussetter, of Toburts county, purchased a top Poland China hog named Jordan's Big Clansman for 4000 dollars from Jordan Stock Fare near Neards ley Minnesota. The animal reportedly refused a 15000 dollar offer and is said to sire many show hogs. Mussetter plans a hog sale this winter and has built a modern hog house to support his herd.
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Wol
Mussetted
Agit Buchanan
Jordan
Neardsley
Minn
Roberts County
Mr. Mussetter
Musseley
Musiituh
Toburts
Seed corn picking window near, stock scarce next year
Seed corn supply discussed for next year with picking dates from September 10 to 20 and the option to buy privilege from neighbors if local supply is short. Indications suggest seed corn may be scarce if an early frost arrives.
Democracy Is Not Here Says Critic
A critic denounces the current regime as an oligarchy of usurers and officeholders that dominates the country, asserting democracy is absent and governance serves privileged interests.
Claims Laws Not Made for People
A fragmentary critique notes Mencken and a colleague’s view of American democracy as manipulated by a political oligarchy. It cites hostility to genuine democracy, white-collar elites, and mob actions against populist figures like Townley, with threats to the democratic form and law as instruments.
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HY AW
Gilbert Hoo
Mencken
Sones Set
George Na- Pann
Max Ordeau
Europe
America
Colrae
Meneken i
Democratic
Méicken
United
Dakotas
Town
United States
Musica Company at Unique Tonight
The Musica company led by Mrs Soo and family performs music and saxophone with Lenora Tallakson. Miss Tallakson is pianist. ensemble includes two daughters and son, presenting orchestral saxophone quartette. They play saxophone and other instruments in a lively stage program.
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Mtsid
Mra. Soo
Lenora Tallakson
Miss Tullakson
Townley Urges Langer to Prosecute all Criminals
Townley urges North Dakota attorney general Langer to prosecute all crimes and to pursue evidence gathered by J. W. Brinton. The letter attacks alleged political enemies Mi Wan Lemke and W. Brinton, accusing them of framing and seeking revenge. Signed A C Townley.
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Townley
Langer
Mi Wan
Lemke
Brinton
North Dakota
W. Brinton
Rimie
Jeter
Mame
J. W. Brinton
League
Independent Voters' Association
A.C. Townle
Gypsies Band Trapped By Wire Mob at Isolated Firm
A band of Gypsies trapped by a wire mob at an isolated firm, some members selling fortunes of the Falieys family while others slipped to the kitchen and ate the evening meal, choking on the food they left behind before disappearing.
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Falieys
Sisseton Becomes New Gretna Green for August 28 Marriage
In Sisseton, August 28, a marriage uniting Janes Romig of St Cloud Minnesota and Margaret Line of New York City occurred at the Police Justice office with D J Prindaville presiding. Romig, an insurance man, wired his fiancée to meet him in Sisseton and the couple, though unknown locally, earn a place in the social scene.
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Cerony
Janes Romig
St Cloud
Minn
Margaret Line
New York City
Police Jutaice
D. J. Prindaville
Romig
Sidseton
Olce Follss
Townley Bankruptcy Case Ends in Exoneration by U S Circuit Court
The U S circuit court of appeals here exonerated Townley in the Long dispute over the Nonpartisan League and flax venture. Judge Hook led a ruling sustaining the district court findings and dismissing the charges against Townley, ending a two year publicized fight.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Townley
Amidon
Fargo
League
North Dakota
Circuit Court
Hook
District Court
F Amidon
End
Nonpartisan League
Bank of North Dakota Funnels 100000 to State Coffers
The industrial commission transferred 100.10 from Bank of North Dakota earnings to the state treasurer to cover interest on 2,000,000 in bank bonds due January 1 and July 1, 1921 at 5 percent. Notices were sent to the staff board of equalization to remove this from the tax levy. The bank has been self sustaining with no state tax dollars used for organization or bond interest. The commission had sought 35,000 for bank organization but that amount was returned to the treasury months ago.
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Lismarck
N. D
Judstrial Commisson
Bank of North Dakota
Industrial Commisssion
Staff Board of Equalization
Industrial Commission
State Treasury
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Okee
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Indian Fate
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Seed Co! Werk
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Soos
Tle
Plu Locrats
Pli
Dire Aulied
Actus
Remuin
Plutocracy
Hohenstatfen
Hugh
Journaliard
American University
Nis
Ltr
Gore
Y. MC
Fifth Avenue Cleryman
Simone
Intellectunals
Harge
North Dikott
Willian Tanger
Disminik
Sisseton
Gretna
U.S. Circuit Court
Hstory
Case
Jaude
Townley Bros
Golden Valley County
N. C
Beach
Minneaplis
Townley Brothers
Minneapolis
Bank of N
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