Ill Man Barred by the State Law in North Dakota
North Dakota law limits voting by those inside a county on election day. Absent voter provisions apply only to electors absent from the county. The AG notes a voter within the county must reach the polls or forfeit their ballot, urging migration across county lines if illness or injury threatens voting.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Linde
Cavalier
Democratic County Central Committee
Highwaymen Throw Victim From Box Car Near Mandan
E W Swanson a harvest hand from Dickinson was held up by two highwaymen on a top of a box car near Judson. They took $76, then pushed him off the moving train. He survived with facial injuries and bruises, later walking to Mandan. The robbers wore caps and bandannas. one heavier man wielded a gun, the other stood watch. Unconscious briefly, Swanson recovered and reached Mandan.
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Mandan
N. D
E. W. Swanson
Harvest Hand
Swanson
Dickinson
McKenzie
N. C
Iroad
Judson
Olor
Swaigon
Mandin
OFFICERS GET IN BAD FOR HUNTING
Bottineau N D November 2 State's Attorney W H Adams and Jift Watson were arrested by Deputy Game Warden Thad Micheels of Willow City and fined by a local magistrate for hunting after sundown. The men deny the charge but the crowd jeers and buys cigars as punishment.
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Bottineau
N. D
W. H. Adams
Jift Watson
Thad Micheels
Willow City
Minot Shooting Victim Dies After Early Morning Brawl
Lineage of a drunken brawl at a colored joint in Minot ends with the death of Frank Gregg who succumbed last night. Goldie Brown remains wounded in the hip and shoulder in fragile condition as investigators pursue details of the incident.
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Minot
Frank Gregg
Goldie Brown
Gang War Probate Riot Leaves Several Wounded In Minot
A drunken riot at a dance in Minot ends with Goldie Brown firing on Frank Gregg, who is then shot by Claude Peoples. Gregg survives with eight intestinal perforations. Claude Peoples arrested. others held on vagrancy charges. Coroner to conduct inquest. Sheriff holds a gun as evidence. Bail set at 1000 for two witnesses Ay ifort and Olla Campbell.
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O. B. Herlgstad
Optic Reporter
Orson Doe
Kenmare
Minot
Colored Society
Goldie Brown
Frank Gregg
Claude Peoples
Gregg
Brown
Olla Campbell
Werch
Tom Harris
Ay Ifort
Warlly
Blacksmith Delivers Oxygen Rescue In North Dakota
Glenburn North Dakota November 2 a doctor faced a rare case when Mrs George Robinson overdosed on headache pills and faded. Unable to revive by medicine the physician called on blacksmith F Humbrought who brought a welding oxygen tank and saved her.
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Glenburn
N. D
George Robinson
Jamestown Man Falls Into Cellar
James M. McDonald junior partner in McDonald & Shaw of Jamestown fell from the top floor at a residence nine miles north of Carrington while signaling laborers with a flashlight. He died almost instantly as the fall landed him in a cement basement. Family mourns in Seattle where they reside. Protecting the note of premonition, he had told friends he did not want to make the trip.
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Jamestown
N. D
Carrington
James M. McDonald
McDonald & Shaw
Seattle
McDonald
Poreres
Burns Fatal to Baby Boy in Gasoline Explosion
Orville Rohr, four, son of Mr and Mrs Nels Rohr of Rohrville, Devils Lake North Dakota, died from burns received when he held a lantern to help his father fill a car with gasoline. The funnel tipped, fumes ignited by the lantern, and the boy suffered severe facial and hand burns.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Orville Rohr
Nels Rohr
Rohr- Ville
County road grader R. E. Knowlton visits city for supplies
R. E. Knowlton, active on western county grading projects with a large machine, 32 horses and nearly as many men, was in the city Thursday to obtain supplies and confer with the county board. He reports progress as progressing nicely and the machine performs better than expected.
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R. E. Knowlton
Theoutht
More Facts in Regard to Lambert and the Widow
The report details Lambert admitting he procured the Niehus mortgage for the widow and then describes a mortgage exchange that left the widow with $1790 in new notes and Lambert with cash and fees. It questions why additional mortgages appeared and alleges records show Lambert took the assignment, endorsing a Security Mortgage Loan Company check. The piece critiques Lambert’s campaign denials, cites witnesses like H. O. Dalen, and questions honesty and ethics surrounding the widow’s receipt and payments.
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Lambert
Niehus
Sophia Siebold
JF. B. Lambert
Remund
H. O. Dale
Daten
Minot
N. D
H. O. Dalen
Anna Remund
Dalen
Mr. Daten
Torer
Sawyer
Why Hendrickson Should Be Elected
Stan Hendrickson of Coteau, a Republican nominee for the district, is portrayed as a strong contender among three men to be elected to the office. The piece highlights his past legislative actions, including a bill to require the full five member Supreme Court to rule unconstitutional, and a reimbursement measure for Burke County on glanders related horse killings. It argues his work benefits the common people and urges voters to consider his track record and support from Non-Partisan League allies.
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Stan Hendrickson
Coteau
Mr. Hendrickson
Ils
Supreme Court
League
Hendrickson
Burke County
Sendrickson
Portal
Ropea
Lawak
Distriet
Hendeiekson
Tegtalien Tyre
Hendrickson Seeks Re-Election With Proven District Service
The letter argues Mr. Hendrickson’s experience and vigilance benefit the district. It asserts opponents lack legislative history and urges voters to place Hendrickson first on the ballot and select two other capable candidates for the next legislative session.
Narrow escape as boy nearly suffocates in wheat bin
Nine year old Robert Uglum, son of James and Mrs. Uglum, was nearly buried alive when wheat filled a bin at the Uglum farm last Saturday. His father, at the engine, saw only the boy’s raised hands and rescued him after sawing into the bin side. The boy survived but faces fever and possible pneumonia from dust.
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Robert
James Uglum
Uglum
Uat
Ughum
Ughim
Methodist Episcopal Church Rally Day Add Special Sunday
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines services for Sunday November 5 with a 10:30 morning service and 12 noon Sunday School rally day inviting full attendance. Afternoon preaching at 2:30 at Coteau followed by a closing Sunday School. Evening worship at Bowbells at 7:30 led by Pastor Rev J Moore.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Coteau
Bowbellsy
J. Moore
Lambert demands retraction from Tribune over widow story
F B Lambert a district judge candidate visited the city and addressed a Royal Theatre audience while serving a demand for retraction on The Tribune. The publisher defends the piece as true and nonmalicious, stating public scrutiny of a candidate’s past is expected and necessary for voters.
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F. B. Lambert
Royal Theatre
the Tribune
Liclp
Leighton
Mary Riddle Case Highlights Cross Border Writ Violation
Mary Riddle, a 14 year old from Kidder County North Dakota, was found in Minneapolis with fiancé M T Chance after allegedly stealing her father's auto. A habeas corpus writ was ignored as authorities moved the girl back to North Dakota, ending a romance and legal wrangle that involved Sheriff Price and Judge Molyneaux.
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Minneapolis
Prica Or Kidder Pawaty
North Dakota
Mary Riddle
North Daota
Tudee Ho
Dickinson
Regult
Joseph Molyneaus
Can Mick
Minnesota
Frederick Kittle
Mary
M. TI. Chance
Riddin
Steele
N. D
Minneapolia
Price
Chance
James Cummings
No Avenue
Sheriff Price
Grand Jarceny
John Staples
Shorif
Staples
Sherif Price
Tie
Mery
Tilge Dickieon
Daaned
Mekingon
Fition
Riddle
Great Northern
Molyneaux
Dix Kota
Thug
M. U
Young man Maxell injured in Crockett farm accident
Langdon North Dakota November 2 A 16 year old William Maxwell was uphitching four horses when the animals became unhitched and the bridles dragged. He was found dazed and wounded behind the ear, believed caused by a kick as the animal moved toward the barn.
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Langdon
N. D
Crockett Frm
William Maxwell
Nat Crockett
Publisher Myers Visits City For Colum Bus Reporter
The Colum bus Reporter notes publisher Myers was in the city on Tuesday to handle business matters and pay dues to the Boer fraternal wall.
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Myers
Columbus Reporter
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Fragas
Entine
Credi
Robert Uglum
Tribune
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