Pioneer Calls Bismarck Of 70s Toughest Town
Spearfish resident D. S. Billingston recalls Deadwood’s wild gold rush era and says Bismarck in the 1870s matched its toughness. Billingston, a former Deadwood sailor and river steamboat assistant mate, notes the fierce nature of both towns and claims Deadwood was rough but Blamarck surpassed it in grit.
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Bismarck
Spearfish
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Old Dearwood
Ite
BU Hickok
N. C
D. S. Billingston
Black Walls
Billingeton
Deadwood
St. Louie
Bilamarck
Blamarck
Written contracts and steel labor clashes raise Wagner Act doubts
The article argues that John L. Lewis and the CIO press for written contracts with steelmakers while accusing them of bad faith, citing past signings at GM and Chrysler and ongoing strikes. It contrasts union power with government enforcement under the Wagner Act, criticizing Roosevelt for inaction and Hoover for prior passivity in a growing labor crisis.
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John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
John Lewis
General Motors
Lewis
Chrysler
Lown
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
America
United States
Hoover
Henrietta Dinner Guests and 4-H Club Notes
Henrietta hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Myer and other relatives for a Sunday dinner honoring visitors from Watsonville California. The 4-H Clovers met at the advisor’s home to raise funds for pinking shears and earned a plaque from the DAR. News notes include church society meetings and a long list of local visits and family gatherings.
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Fred Myer
Paul Myer
Watsonvile
California
Leavengood
Damen
Canal Dover
Robert Myer
Elyria
John Gadrach
Louis
Mary
Wilma Ladrach
Birmingham
Fred
Madge Currier
Ruth ‘Ann Webber
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Albert Reusger
Methodist Church
Anna Wyttenbach
Victor Hostettler
Detroit
M.G. Johnson
Anne
Oberlin
Paul Hostettler
Cleveland
John Hostettler
Martha Bauman
Fred Bauman
Henry Fieman
South Amherst
Claire Hollis
Ed Naussen
Pam Portman
Amherst Hospital
Robbel
Lorain
Christian Gatz
Florence
Jesse Portman
Ed Rothe
Henry Rising
Grafton
Wallace Court
Taul
H. E. Culbertson
Ashland
Mary Beuchler
Moran
Frank Kelble
Will Becker
Camden
Carl Becker
Brownhelm
Mary Becker
Walter Altmiller
Maynard Dekefield
Krugman
Herman Krieg
C. H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Neil
Oberlin guest Anna Wyttenbach visits Ray Brown home
Mrs Mas feal of Oberlin hosted Anna Wyttenbach with Mr and Mrs Ray Brown welcoming guests during a quiet week. The gathering featured neighbors and local acquaintances enjoying the evening in a cordial social setting.
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Mra
Anna Wyttenbach
Mas Feal
Oberlin
Ray Brown
Bribes Trap Japanese Official at Army Arsenal
Kumio Nishiyama, former engine at the army arsenal, was sentenced by the supreme court martial to 27 months in prison and a 2300 yen fine after a lengthy bribery trial involving munitions dealers. Emperor Constantine’s christendom milestone marked 1600 years since recognition.
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Tokyo
Kumio Nishiyama
Army
Supreme Court
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Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Max Coates
Aow
Harold Coates
Walter Walker
Barry Weber
Gueata
Carl Rousser
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Albert Reusser
Adolph Miller
Anna Kocton
Adam Horn
Willie Welncke
Donna Lee
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Melvin Unger
George Dennison
Teddy
John Bauman
Henrietta Hil
Harvey Brandan
Otto Knoble
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Eliza Sanders
Harry Tompkins
Eaton
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Toledo
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Grant
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