Infants death case shocks Fargo with brutal cide
In Fargo North Dakota a girl named Anta Senrichs, a Red River laundry worker from Valley City, is accused of delivering an infant in a vault behind the Olson residence at 215 Ninth Street North. She allegedly returned to her room in a nightgown, claiming the child was stillborn before later admitting the baby cried. Coroner and inquest were expected. the case rivals the Scheutte murder in horror.
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Fargo
N. D
Goralla
Great Northern
North Broadway
Anta Senrichs
Valley City
Mitchell
Wasem
Henrich
Trial set in Hanson murder case for Casey
Casey, arrested November 29 on suspicion tied to Karl Hanson’s murder near Des Lacs Lake, was arraigned for first degree murder. He received a 15 day city sentence for a prior charge, then moved to Ward County Jail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for December 30 after new evidence contact from Kenmare mayor.
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Ward
Casey
Coyle
Cole
Kenmare
Hanson
Minot
N. D
Fell 38 Feet And Continued Work At Airdale Elevator
George Sholey, a carpenter at a new elevator project in Airdale North Dakota, fell thirty eight feet from scaffolding when it gave way. He struck a plank and bin, tumbled mid air, but got to his feet immediately and asked what happened. He suffered bad bruises and needed a temporary rest before resuming work.
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Airdale
N. D
George Sholey
Carpenter
Sheley
Sholey
Jack Rabbits as Thick as Gophers in the Hill Country
Andrew Freeman of south of Coteau, visiting the city for Christmas shopping, noted that jackrabbits in the hill country are now thicker than gophers. He observed coyotes once were common but have declined, with rabbits becoming plentiful as the landscape changes and settlement grows.
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Andrew Freeman
Coteau
the Tribune
Free
Amundson case formally dismissed in Williston trial
Dudley Nash former North Dakota states attorney recalls Nellie Abrahamson refusal to testify ending in Judge Fisk dismissing the Amundson case. Coyle and Nash offer differing recall of events as Abrahamson’s father reacts with astonishment amid a $10,000 damage suit linked to the alleged seduction. Edith Peters of Portal spent Christmas with her parents.
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Minot
N. D
Amundson
Dudley Nash
Nellie Abrahamson
Williston
Fisk
Nash
Miss Abrahamson
L. J. Palda
J. J. Coyle
Amundson Games
Coyle
Mr. Nash
Maya
Mr. Coyle
Crosby
Nels Abrahamson
Abrahamson
Aplondson
Edith Peters of
Portal
The
Alty
Gas Explosion Wrecks Hotel in Ryder North Dakota
A severe acetylene explosion rocked the Hotel Fredeen addition in Ryder, injuring Landlord Fredeen and J L Miller, with seven dining room occupants narrowly escaping. Firefighters and bystanders rushed to control the blaze, windows shattered, plaster fallen, and a preliminary loss estimated near $1,000 before the hotel resumed operations.
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J. L. Miller
Miller
Fredeen
Geo. Hart
Griffin
Mr. Fredeen
Jack Eberding
Despairing Widow Travels for Fakir to Revive Husband
Nevila Lake North Dakota December reports a widow buried her husband twice after his death from elevator injuries. She ferried the body to Minneapolis seeking a fakir who claimed to revive the dead, mortgaging furniture to fund the pursuit. Authorities fear her health and life are at risk amid the investigation.
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Nevila Lake
N. D
Devils Lake
Minneapolis
G. P. Gunderson
Keith
Thorit
Stefanowicz and Lavy Meet on the Mat at Flaxton
A wrestling challenge brings A Stefano wicz of the City Drag and Transfer Line to Flaxton to face Geo Lavy of Columbus. After over half an hour of grappling neither man fell, with a rematch set for the following Wednesday to crown the winner. Stef previously wrestled Laryim Bowbells for the state title about a year ago.
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A. Stefanowicz
Geo
Lavy
Columbus
Flaxton
Stef
Lary
New School Laws Being Considered In North Dakota
County Superintendent Hecht outlines proposed changes to the North Dakota School Laws ahead of the spring legislative adjournment. Key points include stricter compulsory attendance, tuition apportions by attendance days, expanded rural school aid, a field deputy for districts over 100 schools, county boards of education, longer terms, higher rural teacher salaries, and a county truancy officer. The piece also notes C F Southward leaving Bowbella for Pennent, Jask., where he bought a restaurant and will reside, renting his 240 acre farm to A C Weight, and mentions three Farmers Institute meetings planned by local banks in Bowbella for January to March 1918.
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Fiee
Cunningham
Pointe
Minnesota
Bowbelle Big Springs
Niobe
Henry Erickson
M. B. Erickson
Ella Anderson
G. A. Anderson
Burke County
the Tribune
Hecht
North Dakota
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
C. F. Southward
Pennent
Jask
Mr. Southward
Busiess
Southwardamily
The
Tribune
Southward
First National Bank
First State Bank
Burke County State Bank
Farmers’ Institute
Bowbella
Drunken brawl leaves Kenmare man critical after whiskey bottle blow
Kenmare North Carolina December 23 Jess Woods lies in local hospital with a fractured skull after W M Gray struck him with a whiskey bottle in a tavern quarrel, both men longtime foes. Gray jailed for drunk and disorderly and awaits Wood s condition update State Attorney Coyle plans investigation.
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Kenmare
N. C
McPeek
Central Avenue
Jess Woods
W. M. Gray
Woods
Gray
Me Peck
Chas
Lynch
Wood
Columbus Farmer Dies After Gun Accident
A. Anderson, a prominent Columbus farmer, died Sunday morning two days after a gun accident in his yard. He was firing at chickens when the right barrel exploded and the left charge burst, tearing flesh and severing vessels. Blood poisoning followed despite two physicians’ care.
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A. Anderson
Columbus
Mr. Anderson
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