Ballot access rules loosen for Progressives and Socialists in North Dakota
North Dakota grants official ballot status to both Progressives and Socialists, giving them equal footing with Republicans and Democrats in two years. The change follows state law requiring at least five percent of total vote for secretary of state to earn a full ballot column. The article lists prize winners from various grade levels and schools, noting teacher names and districts.
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North Dakota
Potato and corn contest at Burke County fair
The Burke County School Fair held a potato and corn contest with exhibits at the opera house. Despite smaller attendance, organizers like Superintendent Hecht and sponsor six banks supported premiums, enabling the event. W A Peck of Minot judged the corn and potatoes and spoke on growing them. another year of contests is hoped.
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Burke County
Opera House
Hechtsix Bank
Burke
Hechtsix
Hecht
W. A. Peck
Minot
Bert Downie
Ignite
Sas Bfi
Pater Peterson
Bowbelle
Lance Kopriva
Bowbells
Lawrenes
Kopriva
Neing
Woburn
Albert Jac
Eand Bestatoes
Geneva
Albert Jacobson
Anton Corey
Siaonicon
Nner
Editor at Epworth is in the Toils
Stanley North Dakota November 21 editor and manager J B Taylor of the Epworth Examiner faces terminal libel charges. The case stems from a two year fight over county superintendent of schools in Mountrail County. The report notes Taylor’s sharp rhetoric and alleges he was paid and plans to fight the charges with attorney H J Linde assisting. A separate note mentions Miss Georgia Wavrunek of Lawton injuring a finger on a sidewalk and state Sunday school workers touring south central area.
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Stanley
N. D
J. B. Taylor
Epworth
North Dakota
W. (. Gibb
Mountrail
Rosanna Duffy
Mr. Gibb
H. J. Linde
States Aorney
Georgia Wavrunek
Law‘ton
Walter x S Snow
Mra
Morris Snow
South Central
Burke County Teachers Write Examinations at High School
Burke County teachers sat examinations for first grade certificates in the city building on Thursday and Friday. The list of examinees includes Mabel Conrad, Marie Prestile, Ada Adams, Aly Hein, Edna Maede, Hinle Cox of Bowbella, Bernice Carter of Flatop, Don McLean, Cora M. Milliran, Rosetta Clinton of Lignite, and Mina Schoyen with Kathleen Evans Spene.
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Thureday
Mabel-Conrad
Marie Preestil
Fie Adam
I Aly
Hein
Edna
Maede
Hinle Cox
Bowbella
Bernice _Carter
Terelia
Don McLean
Flaxtop
Ee E Bifler
Cora M. Milliran
Rosetta
Clinton
Hoult Aelndee
Mina Schoyen
Kathleen
Evans
Fatally Injured VNA Runaway in Minot Depot Crash
Minot North Dakota November 20 A runaway accident near the Great Northern depot left John Shields a pioneer resident fatally injured. He died at St Josephs hospital hours later. an operation was performed in hopes of consciousness but the outcome was unknown. Shields and companion Tom Lacy were thrown when the buggy struck a fence post. bystanders Fred Maltzhan and Fred Hines witnessed the scene.
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Minot
N. D
Great Northern
John Shields
Hele
St. Joseph's Hospital
Shields
Mr. Shields
Tom Lacy
Malin Street
West Second Street
Burlington
Soo Crossing
Fred Maltzhan
Fred Hines
Mr. Lacy
Maltzhan
Hines
St Joseph's Hospital
Baker Lynchings 15 Being Probed
The lynching of Geo. Baker by a mob in Steele may not be closed without incident. Attorney General Andrew Miller and State's Attorney Stanley are on the case with possible new developments. Investigators probe railroad ticket sales at Jamestown for Steele on Baker's lynching day. officials stay noncommittal. Wo. Seward of near Powers Lake testified at district court but asked to be excused due to threshing at home. judge granted the request.
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Steele
N. Od. Navy
Geo. Baker
Geneal Andrew Miller
Stanley
Jamestown
Baker
Seward
Near Powers Lake
the Tribune
District Court Opens as Sessions Prolonged in Portal
The district court adjournment opened Monday at two. Forty jurors were summoned with about ten excused for work. Two men Edward Stewart and P S Stockwell pled guilty to rob an elderly Portal man and received two and a half years with parole. Several cases settled or decided, including Schoonrock v Bergstrom for the plaintiff and Emory-Vipercise transferred to Ward county.
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Edward Stewart
P. S. Stockwell
Rob
Bing
Portal
Trimscou
Noonan
State Boar of Paroles
Dr. Koch Ten Co
M. W. Schrader
Tris
Mr. Schrader
TE. Pierson
Henry Schoonrock
W. C. Bergstrom
Emory
Geo. H. Gjertsen
Oscar Dahl
Cagé
Lyon
Peter Ravmusson
Sven Thomas Thompson
Sommeren case continued to next term in Newport
The Sommerneen Wlehery case and related matters were continued to the next term for trial. Several civil actions including Bebernt Inder vate vases and others were scheduled for disposition next week near Newport, with parties pending at the gate for a vehicular issue.
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Sommerneen-Wlehery
Canee
Fred Koubler
Jemma Bante Nisan
Dens Peterson
Bert Uuson
Olle Notting
Margaret Wiltae
Darmages
Newport
Man falls into elevator shaft in Minot warehouse
Minot North Dakota November 21 A worker named John Donahue of the Steve Ordean Wells company fell from the first floor into a basement elevator shaft while calling for the elevator. He was alone except for James Stoss on the third floor and is not expected to survive. Doctors say he has one chance in a hundred. The accident occurred before closing while Donahue swept the warehouse floor.
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Minot
N. D
John Donahue
Steve Ordean- Wells Company
Atending
Donahue
Hewleht
Jas, Stoss
Ross
Mr Ross
Ben Christianson
Lewis Baller
Wiel Ross
Donsahi
Dazey Farmer Killed in Runaway Accident
Joseph Haugen, a Dazey North Dakota farmer, was killed Tuesday evening when a runaway team frightened a wagon as he walked to grab the bridles. The wheels passed over him, crushing his skull. he leaves a wife and seven children. A nearby notice also lists rental tools and meat market equipment for sale by Mrs. J. Glenn.
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Dazey
Joseph Haugen
Haugen
Kenmare Doctors Arrested for Practicing Without License
Minot North Dakota November report states Dr. Le Jo and G G Woods chiropractors from Kenmare were arrested by Sheriff Kelley for practicing medicine without a license. Bonds set at 500 dollars each for county court appearance next month. Nels Leershov, resident of Towbells now in Minneapolis, visited Kenmare, praised crop yields and Burke County prospects.
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Minot
N. 1
Dre. le Jo
G .G. Woods
Nels Leershov
Towbells
Minneapolis
Viswts
The
Tribune
Burke County
Crippled Boy Left Beside Ignored By Mother Near Minot
A letter to Colonel Alex Scarlet of the Humane Society describes a crippled one year old boy abandoned by his mother near Lerg post office in Williams Courtly. The child, unable to walk or talk, is left alone many hours while the 64 year old mother is away, and neighbors report no fire or supplies. Mr. Von Esche seeks help to locate the mother and secure care for the boy amid shortages and hardship.
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Mipot
N. 1
Alex Scarrlet
The
Humane Society
F. von Esche
Lerg
Vonsche
von Eache
iMother
Helgibors
Berg
von Esche
Mwiverty Place
Col. Scarlet
Eadie
Seavlolt
Crosby 10 Have A Big Flour Mill Soon
Kenmare N D November 19 The Dos Laca Mill shut down for years is to be razed and its plant moved to Crosby where a stock company forms to operate. Crosby Milling Co chartered October 1 with 26000 capital. Incorporators include T H Colby Otto K Kjermer and A J Jacobson Crosby. Workers sent to move buildings. Hotel proprietor Hans Anderson dies after a fall and pneumonia. Eight candidates seek Grand Forks postmastership.
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Kenmare
A. J. Jacobson
Crosby
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Taylor
Epworth Examiner
VNA
James Shields
Woburn Hall
T. R. Evans
Rock Lake
Mali
Mrade
Elton
Matt C. Magen
Matt Hagen
Thoms Brasten
Ee A.W. Vadstrom
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