Finlander Kasper Wredo Arrested in Kenmare for Audition
Minot North Dakota November 1 Kasper Wredo a Finlander was arrested in Kenmare by Deputy U S Marshal B S Cameron on charge of audition He is an airplane machinist and hat in Kenmare for about three months He opposed U S war actions and has funds and papers showing travel across the country in the last two years His preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner R L Hopkins set for November 2 Bail was fixed at 1090 dollars He cannot meet it and is jailed Deputy U S Marshal Pat Bowler also arrested an Austrian at Stanley for failing to register He is held under 500 dollars bail awaiting a preliminary hearing November 2
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Minot
N. D
Kasper Wredo
Kenmare
United States
B. S. Cameron
Wahperton
R. £. Hopkins
Pat Bowler
Stanley
Hopkins
Wildrose Farmers Summoned Over 1915 Notes
Wildrose area farmers face legal action as Burkeholder Lumber Co of Minnesota and attorney Josh Burke seek payment on notes payable to Consumers Service and Supply Co. The notes, issued in 1915 for services said to cut middlemen, total about 615 dollars. Defendants include H. M. Arneson, Ed Johnson, Martin Anderson, Hjalmar Kilppen, Gunder Nyreesson, and Adolph Arneson.
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Wildrose
Consumers Service and Supply Co
Minneapolis
Wm. Murray
Minot
Burkeholder Lumber. Co
Minnespot
Rlalma
Josh Burke
Minotte
H. M Arneson
Ed Johnson
Martin Anderson
Hjalmar Kilppen
Gunder Nyreeon
Adolph Arneson
Thamountsa
Intereatea
Lessel Young
Leseel Young
Two Are Killed in Saloon Row at Williston North Dakota
In Williston North Dakota on Monday the town saw a deadly saloon duel ending in the death of Frank Stephens after a confrontation with Walter Patch who shot him then fled toward his home. Patch fired a shotgun at Stephens causing a fatal wound and was met by the city marshal’s gunfire as he fled. Stephens lingered and died at home. relatives sought to take him there for care.
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Williston
N. C
Stephens
Stephen
Patch
Beann
Two men in Montana shootout ends deadly pursuit
A townwide chase ends when Patch dies after a morning confrontation at his home as deputies enter with revolvers drawn. Stephens, once Patch’s friend, shot him following a long feud tied to trouble and heavy drinking. The region’s development figure Stephens and Patch were well known in the area. Meanwhile Clarence Emergon and his wife move from North Star township to Niagara, North Carolina, planning winter residence.
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Patch
Stephens
Ita
Montana
Soldiers' Mail Takes Postage
A misunderstanding over the new postal rate law causes soldiers and sailors abroad to mail letters free while letters to them require regular domestic postage. There is no difference in postage costs between civilians and service members. letters from soldiers abroad are free, but letters to them are not.
New Draft Plan Advances in Five Class System
Washington officials announced last night that new draft regulations were completed and will go to President Wilson for approval. The plan classifies all registered men not yet called into five groups by availability, applying draft numbers in order within each class to determine who will be summoned.
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Washington
Wilson
Crowder
Farmer Thompson Ends Life in Rope Route at Lakota
Lakota North Dakota November 1 Peter Thompson a local farmer hanged himself using a rope tied to a rafter and another around his neck. His body was found by a child hours after he spoke to his note asking if others could get along without him. Domestic troubles are believed to have driven the act.
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Lakota
N. D
Peter Thompson
Sanrio
Bern
Thompson
In Memoriam Mrs George White Ambrose Tribune
Ambrose bows head as the city mourns Mrs George White born December 2 1886 in Eagleville Missouri died October 22 heart failure aged 30 years 10 months and 19 days. She moved to North Dakota in 1903 and married Dr George White November 2 1911. She served as Worthy Matron of Ambrose Chapter Eastern Star president of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid and church Guild. Funeral at Presbyterian church with large attendance and music by a quartet. Interment at Ambrose cemetery.
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Ambrose Tribune
Ambrose
George White
Iip
Lele
Floy Mae McEvern
Eagleville
North Dakota
Bondbells
Minot
Ambrose Chapter
Order of Eastern Stara
Ladies Aid
Sbyterian Church
Church Guild
Presbyterian Church
Crosby Chapter
Eastern Stara
J. P. Schell
Sho
D. Cc. Sutherland
Catherine Steele
A.miller
Andrew Grina
W. S. A. Miller
Slater
Tf. Miller
M. O. Burreson
G. W. Baker
P. Jensen
D. C. Hair
Andrew Almos
Nadeganta
Man Sentenced for Awful Deed in Plentywood Case
Frank Pierson, arrested in a Minot hospital for appendicitis, is sentenced to 10 to 20 years in a Montana state penitentiary for manslaughter. The trial hinged on the Plentywood baby case with a surprise compromise verdict, defusing a second degree murder charge against Pierson.
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Minot
N. D
Frank Pierson
Montana State Penitentiary
Pierson
Montana
Plentywood
Man Pleads Guilty to Fiendish Child Death Case
Frank Pierson and his wife faced severe sentences for a murder like crime in this state. Frank Pierson received 10 to 20 years in Deer Lodge prison while Mrs. Pierson was sentenced to 1 to 2 years but suspended. County Attorney Onstad prosecuted for the state with C B Come defending. The couple abandoned their infant on railroad tracks near Snowden while en route to Dakota, the child dying before help could arrive. Neighbors and sheriffs traced the pair to Dakota. infant clothes were returned to Glasgow. Pierson was hospitalized in Minot for appendicitis when arrested.
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Son
Frank Pierson
Deer Lodge
Dakota
Snowden
Ife
Sherif
Glasgow
Piersonschild
Pierson
Minot
Lizards Cause Engine Trouble in Minot Car
Parshall, North Dakota, November 1. Dr. George Hanson of Minot, driving an Oakland six, found fire in the engine miss. He diagnosed fuel flow issues caused by eight decomposed lizards in the gasoline reservoir. The grease from them formed a film over the screen and slowed power, a freak case of engine trouble.
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Parshall
N. D
George Hanson
Minot
Elx Stiny
Woman fatally gored by bull near Cashel
Grafton North Dakota November 1 Injuries from a bull attack while milking a cow caused the death of Mrs Jorgelleki about a mile west of Cashel She, 36, suffered severe limb lacerations multiple broken ribs and extensive bruising She was taken to a hospital Three small children survive.
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Grafton
N. D
Jorgelleki
Cashel
Potato crop hit hard by cold weather and shortages
Fargo reports North Dakota potato storage is endangered by cold and a car shortage. Thousands of bushels lie in fields in shallow dugouts and may be destroyed without transport. Minnesota harvests lag. Duluth and International Falls snow threatens further loss. Potatoes fetch about 1.50 dollars per bushel in Minot.
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Fargo
W. F. Laci
North Dakota
Minnesota
Duluth
International Falls
Minn
Berthold
Minot
Death notices of Mrs Mary Simonson in Northfield Minnesota
N L Simonson received word that his mother Mrs Mary Simonson died at her son’s home in Denlog Minnesota at age 75. Survivors include N L Simonson Bowbells N M Simotson Denison Minn Mrs J H Rehmann Northfield Minn and Mrs Bert Nelson Minneapolis. Remains laid to rest at Northfield family lot beside her husband who died four years ago.
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N. L. Simonson
Mary Simonson
Simonson
Denlog
Mian
Bowbells
M. Simotson
Denison
Minn
J. H. Rehmann
Northfield
Bert Nelson
Minneapolis
Northield
Jury Awards $2,556 in Malpractice Case
Hettinger N D Nov 1 In a hard fought Hettinger district court case Bes no Cooragson versus Dr P B Rucker the jury awarded the plaintiff 2556 dollars The plaintiff said she fell two years ago near the WP and fractured her limb The doctor diagnosed it as a bruise and allegedly misdiagnosed leading to permanent cripplement by improper treatment of her hip and rib from the knee down
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Hettinger
N. D
Hettinger District Court
Besno Cooragson
Pb.a Rucker
Foothills Notes On Visits Coal, Weather And Theatre
Foothills reports a busy period with Millard Clinton touring to Lignite and back, coal hauling by J D Beard and Millard Clinton, and Eugene Clinton moving farms. Local deaths include Mrs White of Ambrose. Blizzard closures hit Foothills No.1 school. theatre curtain at Royal Theatre redone by F W Slater.
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Millard Clinton
George Clinton
Millard
M. Remington
Fred Pommier
R. A. Owings
Harry Cadigen
J. D. Beard
W. D. Owings
Bowhells
Lee Village
Foothills
Dr. Grogan
Earl Alden
Earl
Things by Their Rights Declares Strong War Support
A column denounces timid, pro German sentiment and calls for clear American resolve in wartime. It condemns German submarine warfare and attacks on hospital ships as inhuman, urging loyal Americans to condemn German actions and stand firm with the Allies.
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United States
Wilson
Germany
Fornoath
Patriotism and loyalty during wartime rhetoric in America
A wartime speech extols loyal Americans while condemning German government actions and urging unity. It states loyalty among all Americans, distinguishes disloyalty, and rejects apologies for U S actions, framing the conflict as a defense of right against wrong. It emphasizes that German blood is not a reproach and calls for alignment with national aims.
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America
Postmaster Arraigned on Embezzlement Charge
Martin Ordal, postmaster at Manitou Montana county, was arrested by U S Marshal Pat Bowler on embezzlement charges involving about 390 dollars. The warrant was issued by U S Commissioner William O Green of Fargo. He waives examination and is bound over to the federal term in Minot with bond set at 1 000 dollars.
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Martin
Ordal
Manitou
Mountray County
United States
Pat Bowler
William O. Green
Fargo
A. E. Scace
Williston
Minot
Ball
Farmer 19 Held on Manslaughter Charge in Midwest Court
Peter Schlett was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing in Minot North Dakota on a charge of manslaughter in the first degree. The case stems from a August dispute over an automobile when a blow with a machine crank killed Martin Mittlider, a brother in law. Bail set at $2000.
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Minot
N. D
Peter Schlett
A. B. Dillister
Martin Mittiider
Mittlider
Schlett
The Name Is Mud The Unmaker Of Empires And Men
A fragmented verse portrays Mud as a timeless force that corrupts, destroys, and divides. Describing itself as a dust colored serpent and the oldest, central highway, Mud claims influence over wars, faith, cities, and labor, feeding on human toil and deceit.
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North Star Township
Niagara, N. C
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Mrs. 5
White
Wit
Bheridan County
Soc Dod
Mra. Pier
Promstant
Donty
Royal Theatre
F. W. Slater
Laat Week
Farmer
Oltrigt Court
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