District Court Rules Against Larsen and Bankers in Mandamus Action
North Dakota district court under Judge Lowe holds that county funds and certificates of deposit misused after Larsen left office cannot be drawn on to pay warrants from other funds. The decision preserves the funds and confirms mandamus as proper to compel turnover of approximately 61,860.99 dollars in questioned deposits and 144,600.00 dollars in certificates of deposit if lawfully managed.
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Larsen and
Bankers
Idk Becton
Johh C. Lowe
North Dakota
C.ourive
Et Pommiy Ve
Lawranet Larsen
Bahkers
Burke
Lawrene Laram
Burks
Ee Dayn
Law¢ Larsen
Ais
County
Ne Mucceseor
Lawrence Larson
Hela
Jonesa
Interest Shown 1K OTA Wheat Field Near Crystal Farm
In Aug 25 report from Cavalier North Dakota farmers show strong interest in a 4 acre Kota wheat field on the Porter farm near Crystal. Wheat was brought from Rue sig. by Prof H K Botley of the North Dakota Agricultural College. A one acre Kota field displays hard quality traits and shows the Kota variety’s appeal.
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Porter Farm
Crystal
Ruesig
H. K. Botley
North Dakota
Arrests Made In Still Case Near Stanley
Deputies Alger and Rogers arrested R. D. Hand, Or. Summert, and a youth named Maynard near Stanley, N. D. for operating a still. Three barrels of mash were found in the process of fermentation in their still, authorities say.
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Stanley
N. D
Don L. Alger
Geo
Rogers
R. .D. Hand
Or. Summert
Maynard
Minnesota Farmer Faces Loss On 1921 Grain Crop
A Minnesota Daily Star piece discusses wages and living costs, contrasting 15 to 16 cent hourly pay with the suffering of farmers. It cites F W Peck of the agricultural extension division and details production costs for wheat, barley, rye, and corn in Minnesota, noting a loss on the 1921 grain crop.
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Minnesota
Daily Star
New York
F. W. Peck
Agricultural Extension “Division of Mission
Hays
Fragments Reflect Economic Anxiety and Political Rhetoric
A garbled passage discusses grain prices and farming, noting wheat at 1.14 and oats at 22, while questioning how long Lenin's Russia will endure. It contrasts farmer labor, product value, and alleged state control with hunger and the costs of feeding people. It hints at broader political blame and anxieties without clear events or dates.
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Russia
Rusia
Lenina
I W W member faces grief after threshing rig incident
An I W W member, identified as John Callahan in Judge l's court, worked on a Nobis threshing rig for over a day and was paid about 409. The next day he confronted Mr. Dobis in Bow demanding cash for the check. Dobis said he did not have that amount but could secure it at a bank. Callahan then attacked Dobie, threatening to shut down the county threshing rig until Callahan was released, with promises of 500 S W W members arriving within 24 hours. trouble has since followed.
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I. W
John Callahan
Judge L'S Court
Nobis
Mr. Dobis
Bowend
Dobin
Callahan Dobie
Callahan
S.W
Lemke Appeals for Help in Petition Probe
Attorney General William Ike moves to defend the recall petition process as he investigates complaints of illegal signers. He asks Lemke voters and supporters to aid the office with petition scrutiny, promising swift legal steps where improprieties are found.
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Lemke
Petton
William Ike
Ieee
Lemel
F Soong
Teuton
Blenheim
Auditor Poindexter Announces Journals Ready for Distribution
Auditor D C Poindexter states volumes one and two of the Senate Journals are ready for distribution. The volumes include the Senate audit investigating committee report and the Bishop Brissman and company Bank of North Dakota and state industries report. He invites citizens to write for copies to D C Poindexter, state auditor, Bismarck ND.
Whiskey Taken Away From Farmer
Residents heard heavy shooting in the northern city area last Thursday night as an American farmer near the Canadian line tried to sell whisky to a local vendor. Two cars pursued the farmer who led them toward the north hill, with twenty shots fired and three tires shot out. The farmer was forced to surrender the whisky before escaping toward the north hill. In a separate note, Hobe and Baright, extradited from Butte, Mont., face district court on robbery with violence charges for holding up the Robert Andrist home near Woodend, Saskatchewan, and stealing whisky.
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Hudson
Third Street
North Hill
Hobe
Chuck” Hogan
Wiliam Baright
W. J. Reimers
Butte
Mont
J. C. Martin
Bete~ van
Robert Andrist
Woodend
Sask
Thresher scalded to death in Manitoba disaster
Erle Anderson, 39, died 34 hours after a threshing engine plug burst loose due to stripped threads. Boiling water and steam scalded him as he attempted to tighten the plug with a wrench. He ran home for help but died after complications. He leaves a wife and seven children.
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Sherbrooke
N. D
Erle Anderson
Anderson
Attention Farmers Ad Tone From The Tribune Ad
A fragmented farmers notice urges readers to support merchants who advertise in The Tribune It emphasizes that ads pay and invites farmers to recognize recurring advertisers and read the weekly paper for value
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Tribune
The
Removal Hearing Next Monday in Burke County
The state moves to remove John Cattlemton and H A Kirkelie from Burke county officials. Hearing before H H Cooper in Kenmare starts next Monday morning at Bowbells courthouse. Governor Frasier appointed the examiner. expected witnesses may be limited. charges likely admitted. possible appeals to district court then supreme court.
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John
H. A
Burke County
H. H. Cooper
Kenmare
Frasier
Bowbells
Ficiala
Palda
Grubb
Kirkelie
Messrs. Kirkelie
Grabb
Supreme Court
Boy Loses Finger In Ring Accident At Farm
Floyd Kagel, 18, of Plat ton, lost one finger when a ring snagged on a screw on a grain wagon box. He jumped for water, the ring tightened, and the finger was torn off. doctors amputated the finger’s first joint. The incident occurred with Negeard Bros threshing crew. he was taken to Kenmare hospital for treatment.
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Floyd Kagel
Paul Kagel
Platton
Negeard Bros
Grogan
Flaxton
Kenmare Hoapitar
Sportswoman of Cando Mills Self
Mire Albert E Breidert of Cando N D is reported to have died instantly this morning at her home after using a 22 caliber revolver The coroner J T Whelan of Cando says the death followed the return of an old illness The incident occurred as she was shooting at a tournament on Sunday
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Devils Lake
N. D
Albert E. Breidert
Cando
J. T. Whelan
Breidert
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Lowe
Lawrence Larsen
Farmer Element
Jensen
Hee
Mills
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