Minot Arrest Spurs Fort Benton Forgery Case
Minot police report the arrest of William McIntosh at the Great Northern depot after a tip linked him to a Fort Benton forgery charge. He was taken to Fort Benton, with Sheriff McDonald to accompany him. The note also covers North Dakota political sentiment endorsing William Jennings Bryan and state convention plans for Grand Forks Jamestown and Fargo.
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Minet
North Dakota
Wong
William
McHitoswh
Fort Benton
Art
Great Northern
Wagen
McIntosh
Minnot
Art Day
Tof
No. 2
Minot
Sherif McDonald
Fort Bentan
Motors to contest across continent to Alaska and Russia
passenger lists for the New York Paris auto race show European contestants. route runs from New York through Pennsylvania to California then north to Alaska and on to Siberia and Paris. French Italian and German cars compete with notable drivers and makers named.
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Paris
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
California
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington
Col Ambia
Alaska
Hana Henrik Hansen
M. Godart
Mote-Bloc
Sizaire-Naudin
M. Pons
Goschi
Milan
Protoss
Henet Mang
Hans Knape
Siberia
North Dakota Democrats Endorse Bryan for President
At Grand Forks the North Dakota Democratic state central committee and city leaders adopt a resolution backing William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska for president and Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota for vice president, praising Johnson as a capable and upright public servant and pledging to follow his leadership.
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Neerleas
William Jennings
Bryam
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Grand Forks
Fargo
Jamestown
J. B. Eaton
Grand Parks
Bryan
North Dakota
Rand Forks
Democratic State Central Committee
Waram Jepnings Bryan
Nebraska
N. C
Minnnesota
King Carlos and Prince Luiz Philippe Assassinated in Lisbon
King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz Philippe were shot dead in an open royal carriage in Lisbon. Queen Amelia shielded the prince as guards killed three attackers. Infant Manuel was wounded. the city faced a state of uproar as authorities investigated a plotted monarchy overthrow.
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Lisbon
Carlos
Luiz Phillippo
Villa Viceas
Praca Do Commercio
Rua de Arsenal
Manuel
Amelia
Portugal
Luiz Phillippe
Prado Do Commercio
Rua Do Arsenal
Villa Vicosa
Franco
Portugese
Man killed by Great Northern engine in Grand Forks yards
Samuel Isaacson, a section laborer, died after being run over in the Great Northern yards. An inquest found he was struck at the Fifth Street crossing and dragged to a point near the depot. The jury found no fault by the engineer or fireman and urged lookout protection to prevent future accidents.
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Grand Forks
Sammuel Isaacson
Great Northern
Third Street
Isaacson
Norman
Rounsevelt
Larimore
C. Richmond
W. O'Gorman
Thomas McMahon
Samuel Isaacson
Freman
Fifth Street
Eighth Street
Amputation Follows Motorcycle Accident in Minot
A twenty two year old man named Kane from Minot ND fell from a motorcycle injuring his knee and losing his leg near the dairy last evening. The report notes the incident occurred at a local garatia and that medical action followed.
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Minot
North Dakota
Kine
Tafery
Sa Garatia
Golgon
City Library Relocates in Minot North Dakota
Minot North Dakota January 30 The public library moves to a new Optic brick location and will take about ten days to two weeks to catalog and prepare books for borrowing. Two rooms will function as a lending area and reading room. The new viaduct from Ned Tud avenue to the old viaduct is finished, easing travel for residents from the northwest to the business district.
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Minot
North Dakota
Mids Knur
Sdrariao
Ned- Tud Avenue
Ward Street
Pirst Street
Hughes in the Race for Republican Nomination
Washington observers view Governor Hughes entering the 1920 Republican field as a shift in the nominating fight. Taft supporters push ahead while Hughes gains influence in New York and New England, challenging the Taft camp and reshaping potential coalitions.
New York Governor Hughes Faces Cross-Examination on Nomination
The article reports that New York Governor Hughes must answer tough questions on his presidential stance before the New York delegation will back him at the Republican national convention. Meagher announces Kane as a candidate. Erick notes Hughes could boost anti-Taft interest in Newark and rival Taft for Western state delegations.
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Washington
D. C
Hughes
Republican Club
New York City
New York
Taft
New England
Mets
Newark
New Jersey
Hughes Ward
Chicago
New Yorker
Fairbanks
Cannon
Knox
Cortelyou
Shaw
la Follette
Tenate
Amiog Mione
Piatt
Eupiré
Hhughes
Wien Mbm
New Town
Plath
Kane York State
United States
New Fork
Mrnck
Paraker
Ghic
Meaghes
Erick
Bughes
Hushes
Stairway tragedy claims Devils Lake pioneer Burns
Tommy Burns, longtime Devils Lake resident, fell on a steep stairway near Crawford's blacksmith shop on West Fourth Street and died from a fractured skull. Burn's death follows a prior stairway accident, with his wife searching for him before help arrived. Burns, married 18 years, came to Devils Lake in 1882 and was briefly involved in a separate Ward brothers case.
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Devils Lake
Crawford
West Fourth Street
Tommy Burns
Burns
Hedmond
East Third Street
Thomas Burns
Grand Parks
Printer Charged With Swindling In Grand Forks Case
Harry Hunter a Minot printer is wanted on forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses. He sent a telegram to William H. Brown & Company of Mandan for 50 and a Mandan ticket, signing as C W Brown. A draft was cashed in Grand Forks and Hunter left town after greeting friends. The Mandan firm seeks him to press charges.
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Harry Hunter
Minot
Hunter
Grand Forks
William H. Brown & Company
Mandan
C. W. Brown
Baxt
Union National Bank of
Chicago
Brown
Minot Girls Rally, Boys Hold Lead in Close Rugby Tilt
Minot teams dominated the openers with the girls rallying to overcome a 22 13 halftime deficit while the Minot boys impressed with teamwork and a late surge. Olive Hissell starred as the Minot girls seized control in the second half.
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Minot
North Dekets
Jusnag
Amame
Westeurn
Dakota Wart
Sam
Wasmamensely
Ake
Haldie Mifeo
Minot Boys
Thane
Olive Hissell
Mihnot
Mimot
Russian Will Plead Guilty in Minot Case
A farmer Jasuany Lucyan Borurcvski eight miles northeast of Minot faced assault charges after his niece testified about the incident. He was bound over on $2,000 bond by Judge Davis for preliminary hearing, with a likely plea of guilty. The niece recounted the events as the child born to the mother and babe died shortly after in Minot.
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Minot
North Dakota
Jasuany Lucyan Borurcvski
Borurewski
Davis
Borurevski
Wip
Minet
Faithless Wife Elopement Sparks Minneapolis Grand Forks Search
Louis De Gray eloped from Minneapolis with his brother’s wife leaving four children. Arthur De Gray, 418 Franklin Ave Minneapolis, searched Grand Forks and East Grand Forks after reports of a man and woman at Hotel Antlers matching the pair. The brother returned home to find his wife and Louis gone in a truck with their child.
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Minneapolis
Grand Forks
East Grand Forks
Louis
Arthur DeGray
Franklin Avenue
DeGray
Antlers
Loura DeGray
de Gray
Arthur
Loula
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Bevila Lake
Tarry Hunter
W. H. Brown & Company
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