Flection Contest Case in District Court Winds Through Recount
The Bowbells Tribune reports a district court trial over a flection contest with a recount ordered after discrepancies were found in 20 precincts. Ballots and tampered packages were admitted as evidence amid crowding and suspicions of bias. Recounting continued as officials noted small errors, with no change to the overall vote totals at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubb
Candle Dates
Goss
Cooley
Drinkwater
Bowbells
Belgium
Grubbs
Tribune
Northgate Christmas visits and a burglary at Mason pool hall
Northgate residents shared Christmas visits across Kenaston and nearby towns with many names listed as family and friends. A robbery occurred Friday evening at the Mason pool hall with about 25 dollars stolen and no clue yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Alma Rawn
Kenaston
Borsta
Frite Jensen
Wm. Hult
H. C. Boss
Mason
G. FP. Abbey
Frank Russell
Frank Russell Wren
George Leslie and
Gon
Cor. G
Christmas festival drew large crowd at church event
A staff correspondent reports a large crowd attended the Christmas festival at the church Sunday evening. Mr Hendrickson and daughter Ide and Paulie Holma Jétt planned to stay two days in the Magic City combining business with pleasure before returning Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Anderson
Pete Wabland
Co. E. Hovland
Bowbells
Alice Hendrickson
Gilbert Halverson
Oliver Bloomquist
Yvirgil
St. Paul
Virgil
Arthur
Myrtle Lindblad
Woburn
Apples quoted on Minné anolis market and Bowbells Club sales
Apples are quoted at 3.50 to 4.00 per box on the Minné anolis market while the Bowbells Farmers Club sells to members and nonmembers in bundles at 2.50 and single boxes at 2.60. The club has salt in barrels and sacks, and daisy salt in 10 pound sacks. Contact J. Kopriva, President. Card of Thanks from Richard Anderson and family expresses gratitude for bereavement support and floral offerings from local schools and societies.
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Bowbells Farmers Club
Tnquire
J. Kopriva
Papila
Bowhells
Coteau High School
Young People's Society of Niche
Richard Anderson
A New Suit and A Love In Bayville
Florence Brill and Mrs. Wardell discuss Barton Wardell’s plans to open a local branch, his proposed marriage to Florence, and John Wardell’s rise from humble farmer to a candidate for state senator aided by Barton’s political shift. The Wardells’ family dynamics and admiration for the adopted son contrast with fears of the wealthier Florence becoming too influential.
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Florence
Sheft
Mrs. Wardell
Father
Barton
Mary
John Wardell
Bayville
John
Jonn
Warrenton
Barton Wardell
Bride Beater Becomes Bridegroom in McKeesport
Miss Mahala Harrison, 24, deserted the wedding to Carl B. Swanson, 26, and beat him at her home with fists after sending relatives to Swanson’s. Swanson was bruised and rested in bed. Harrison returned to work at the switchboard, wore wedding flowers, and defended her honor with strength. Swanson fled the scene as the wedding was called off.
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McKeesport
Carl B. Swanson
Mahala Farerison
Swanson
Miss Harrison
Wanted to hug marshal in Morality Code case
Philadelphia men aroused by a new Na Honal Park Morality Code regulation in New Jersey. Michael McCall, a Philadelphian, fined $7.50 for attempting to grope a borough marshal on duty. Another Philadelphia resident Thomas McCrosgen apologized and was discharged after interfering with the arrest. Marshal Henry Weldon stood near the trolley terminal when McCall lurched forward and swung at him, triggering a scuffle and injuries to the marshal.
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Philadelphia
Na Honal Park
N. J
Jacob Bentz
Michael ‘McCall
Thomas McCrosgen
McCall
Henry Weldon
Weldon
Speed Maniac Hits Two Caught as He Rams Tree
A speeding motorist plows into a couple, Arthur Little and his wife, as a man shouts I come. Special Policeman Buckson pursues along a three mile chase, ending when Beverot crashes his vehicle into a tree near the Witty Second street entrance to Paramount Park.
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Speed Maniac
John
Arthur Little
Little
Buckson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beverot
Second Street
Pairmount Park
Chinese dress styles shift after republic birth in Manchuria
Consul General Albert W. Pontius reports from Mukden that Chinese attire has largely returned to traditional dress with frogs replacing many Western buttons. In 1919 China imported about 400,000 dollars worth of buttons, mostly from Japan, while prewar needle imports of 900,000 dollars were mainly from Germany and Austria.
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Manchuria
Republic
Albert W. Pontius
Mukden
Japan
China
Pon
Germany
Austria
Christan Science Monthly
Discoveries on Risga Island Resolve British Archaeology Debate
Scientists excavating vast shell mounds on Risga Island in Loch Supart Argyleshire uncover evidence of occupation spanning Palaeolithic to Neolithic periods. Findings include Oransay period dwellings with food remains rudely fashioned flint and bone tools and large deer horn implements.
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Taland
Risga
Loch Supart
Argyleshire
Scotland
France
Oransay
Calbnsay
Scot- Iana
Ringa
Aerial Taxicabs Rise Across Western Canada
Seventeen aerial taxicab firms are forming in western Canada with several licensed by the air board. Four commercial flying companies are set up in Winnipeg and others in Regina Moose Jaw Saskatoon Edmonton Hanna Calgary Lethbridge Battleford and Vancouver. Aerodromes planned for Virden and Vancouver. Passenger flying is the initial aim with mail carrying and distribution for large shops expected later.
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Canada
Canna
The
Air Board
Winnipeg
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Hanna
Alberta
Calgary
Lethbridge
Baoff
Vancouver
Virden
Marines Recall Armenians For International Dispatch
Maj. Gen. Lejeune authorized the recall of two Armenian men Peter Mosgofian and Parseh Normanian living in Los Angeles to join the Marine Corps aboard the steamship Chatanooga at Constantinople. They aim to locate relatives in the Near East. Both men speak multiple languages and will travel from Philadelphia this month aboard the St. Louis to Turkish waters.
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Tohn A. Lejeune
Marine Corps
Los Angeles
Peter Mosgofian
Parseh Normanian
United States
Chattanooga
Constantinople
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Then He Lighted a Match in Philadelphia
Police say Gir ardo Terarso and family on Sartaln near South street faced a blast when a barrel was set ablaze in front of their home. A man lit a match, causing a blinding flash that hurled Gir ardo, his wife Molla, and eight year old Michael Miglicca onto the pavement. All were admitted to Sha Heward hospital with burns.
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Philadelphia
Girardo Terarso
Sartaln Street
South Street
Girardo
Molla
Michael Miglicca
Poverity
Sha Heward Hospital
Philippine coal growth boosts Cebu Mindanao mines
Formation of a new company aims to develop Cebu and Mindanao coal fields to meet Archipelago needs. Silebugae coal field is praised as superior to other Philippine and imported coals, but poses risk of deterioration if not promptly treated.
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Philippine Islands
Cebu
Mindango
Silebugae
Islands
Itas
Christmas program draws crowds at Bowbells high school
Woburn correspondent Mra B J Marks and daughters Florence Gladys Frances and Vera Maika Merritt Sparks attended the community Christmas tree and program at Bowbells high school auditorium. Mrs Nela Paulson is reported sick. Rood peariuie to yous wishing pean eat may get them at the Bd Merks.
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Mra
B. J. Marks
Florence
Gladys
Frances
Vera Maika
Merritt Sparks
Bowbells
Friley
Nela Paulson
Winhlig
Plaxton church Christmas exercises and town news notes
A flavored local column recounts community events from Plaxton and surrounding Carter township. It mentions a Christmas program at the Plaxton church, people visiting for holidays, a two week school vacation, local dinners, club meetings, and political chatter about Carter township elections. Also notes on farm clubs, insurance board, and upcoming New Year wishes.
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Jatssl
PoWéry Lake Farmera Clu
Jensen
Johnnie Paulson
Wikl- Lorg
Plaxton
Plaxton Church
Carter Township
Re. J. Marka
Fred Marks
Vera
Clarence
Summers
Powera Lake
Billy
Reinhold
Kusdiger
John Peterson
Myron
Thomas Petersen
Carter Townships
Uncle Tom
Qua Anderson
Chas
Blomgren
Franklin Anderson
Richard Anderson
Fear Coteau
St. Bernard
Woburn Farmers’ Club
A. Wihlberg
Nels Paulson
Woburn
Ike Ross
John McCann
W. B. White
Gnd
Ralph Ingerson
A. Sigurdson
Donald Stewart
Brick Lindquist
Joe Ball
Senator Ingerson
J. Marks
Burks County
Chris Adamson
Minnesota
Miller
Jim Stewart
BE J. Marka
Reinhold Kundiger
Plorence, Gladye
Frances
Veri Marks
Mary Hanson
Tribune Wants Ads Prepaid On Order At 26 Cents
The notice states Tribune will sort items at a rate of two capitals per word and counts initials and numbers as words. It demands prepayment for all wants ads at the time of ordering, unless the customer maintains a regular account with the paper.
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Lens
Building materials and supplies at low prices in North Dakota yards
Job work a Tribune specialty. Complete stock of building material oats flour mill feed coal and barb wires at lowest possible prices always on hand in our yards at Woburn and Niobe ND. All lumber now under cover. When in need of anything in our line get our Seega prices. Fifteen lines of names and locations indicate local notices and a sheep parcel fragment with a contact in Lignite Niode.
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Woburn
Niobe
Rugby Elevator CO
W.H. Barnett
Myr
Martin L, Jessen
Mgr
Niobe, & Ee
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H. Barnsteadt
Walter
Coteau
Walter Halverson
France Lindstrom
Hendrickson
John Elvan
Cootead
Otillia Pfeiffer
Florence Brill
Mather
Maki
Marshal
National Park
Iland
Woburn News
Ene Mies
Wall
Brotherhood of Man
Peter” Bakken
Enlie Abteg
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