Collector Coffey Takes North Dakota South Dakota Post
Janos Coffey collector of internal revenue for the district of North and South Dakota wears a broad smile in the federal building after a long delay he has obtained possession of the office. The formal transfer occurred yesterday W C Cook handed over the keys Coffey signed the oath of office yesterday afternoon and the transfer was made Conk will remain in the city to aid the new collector before heading to Sioux Falls to begin work as president of the Union Savings Association of that city Temporary appointments will be given to the present office force until Coffey is familiar with duties Aberdeen News
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Janos Coffey
District of North and South Dakota
Fnally
President Winson
Coffey
Yasterday
W.C. Cook
Conk
Sioux Falls
Union Savings Association
Revenue Service
Aberdeen Newa
Pesuod Repeats His Great Feat At Frones
Pesuod again repeated his remarkable loop the loop in a flying display to inspire aviators and march inis supporters. M Blount praised the feat saying aviation could reach equilibrium in any wind. Pegund rose to 45 feet then descended, went inverted briefly, and landed amid warm cheers.
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M.blount
Pegund
North Dakota Ruling Triggers State Tax on Exempt Lodges
The state faces a ruling by Judge Vanistant that exemptions for hospitals lodges posts and similar properties violate Article 175 of the state constitution. The tax commission will place these properties on the tax rolls, potentially impacting millions in value and reducing exemptions for municipal, religious, cemetery, educational and charitable properties. The decision also touches property of the United States and state entities, with exemptions of up to $200 for each invivi tax payer and implications for school districts.
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Bamarck
N.D
Nao
State Commission
de Carmody
Ring Contest Closes Friday Evening
Local news notes a political style ring contest with many candidates listed in North Dakota and surrounding states. The piece urges contestants to persist as the two week voting period ends Friday and prizes a turquoise item to top performers while the Herald promoting subscriptions and farm season activity.
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Margaret Nesbitt
City Logon
Siedschlag Ream Petrel
N.D
Bessie Brewer Oro Blanche Dailey
Bison
Frances Colohan
Lemmon
Christine McPherson
Lucy Land
Mildred Wasene Ato
Edith Lott
Ada
Hazel Munyon
Springs
Florence McKinstry
The
Herald
Constitutional ruling on tax exemptions in North Dakota law
The first eight sections of Chapter 280 of the 1913 session law are upheld except the section exempting religious charitable hospitals and dormitories. The decision taxes all non religious, non cemetery, non educational, non charitable properties, including lodge and armory properties. Attorney General Miller notes constitution allows taxation of leased railroad elevator sites, affecting about 3,000 sites.
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Valley City
Grand Forks
Pista
Analitia Company Armories
North Dakota
Miller
Tax Commission
Terrible wreck on New Haven at Bar Harbor Limited
A severe collision on the New Haven line near New Haven, the Bar Harbor Limited rear ended the second section, killing or injuring many passengers. Engineer Milor attempts to stop, trains derail on a wet track, bodies mangled, hospitals treat the injured, and rescue efforts follow the crash scene.
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New Haven
White Mountain Express
New York
Euimmer
Milor
White Mountain
Harvester Sales Manager jailed in protest over auto light ordinance
John D Came, sales manager of the Harvester company, was imprisoned for thirty eight hours as a protest against a new ordinance regulating auto rear lights. He claims the rule could imprison a citizen for up to three days if a tail light is not lit. Cameron, detained after his rear light went out during the protest, was taken into custody after dark.
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Uhiengs
John D
Finnal Harvester Company
Dark Cameron
Militant Women Add Strain to Calumet Labor Strife
Militants among strike sympathizers confront workers as they leave or return home. Mounted patrols are deployed to separate groups amid ongoing tension in Calumet as the labor dispute persists.
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Calumet
Alba
Enmimand Nf Ata
Washington Time Marks Slow Progress on Development Plans
A fragmentary Washington report notes Secretary Allison and President ponder development as a possible return by Lind from Vera Cruz. No reference to plore or Brean, though discussions imply plans may shift if the Triverta government alters course.
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Heran Tae
Allison
Allemmer
Washington
John Lind
Vera Cros
Tin
United States
Triverta
Plunges Down Steep Bank Near Maynard Railway Crash
A passenger train plunges down a steep embankment near Maynard injuring fifteen and killing five. Noted casualties include John Nretin Kangie Pie LT Worth Oelwein and others as the engine derailed and rolled over, with coaches toppled along the track. Rescue and investigation underway in Cedar Rapids area.
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Onlwein
Rock Island
Milwaukeean faces trial over death of child and injury in crash
A Milwaukee man accused of causing a collision that killed four year old Mabel Johman and injured her mother Bertha Lonmar. The driver allegedly struck the child with the auto fender, ejecting the girl 199 feet and tossing the mother into a ditch. the child died, the mother survived.
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Anime
Elevators Burned At Hettinger in Destructive Fire
Fire destroyed the Hettinger Millage plant and nearly leveled the Maddock and Kane elevator early Sunday. The blaze consumed 18 000 bushels of wheat at Maddock Kane and damaged nearby structures. Firefighters and all available crews battled the flames as passengers on passing trains assisted with initial efforts.
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Getler
Hierringer Millige Company
Maddock & Kane
Ma Dock & Hame
Hettinnger Sivasmern
Lalande
WoChoeran Company
Alwrilen
Oats i Dettinger
Young Boy Dead in Yard Accident Near Fenmien
Master Karl Bo Bilingson, one month old and son of Lalenaed KNitgson, died Friday near Fenmien after an accidental injury at play in the yard. The father, a workman, received notice and returned to attend funeral services held the following Monday.
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Karl Bo Bilingson
Lalenaed Knitgson
Nile
Fenmien
Hynes
Beara
Telestan
Dieta
Trade Big Despite Jingo Flurry Over California Bill
Trade activity surged despite a jingo tone as California bill debates influenced market sentiment. The report notes fluctuations in prices and shipments amid political rhetoric and investor caution, with officials and traders tracking policy progress.
City Auditor Report Raises Several Financial Anomalies
The city auditor’s report outlines irregularities in expenditures and accounting practices along with unclear line items. It highlights potential misstatements and requests further investigation into certain agency disbursements and revenue entries.
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