Wanted for forgery in Hope James Ryan linked to Joslyn checks
State News of Interest reports James Ryan, employed at Jas K Joslyn farm near Hope, forged and cashed multiple checks. He used Joslyn handwriting to pass checks at First National Bank and other venues, then fled toward Mayville and the Twin Cities. Police in Fargo Moorhead alerted, facial details published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Ryan
Jas K. Joslyn
Hope
Uml
Lust
Pete Jensen
Jeneen
Hope Na+ Nona
Jenne
First National Bank
Jensen
Tou Dorrance
Mayville Mn
Mr. Joslyn
Fargo
Moorhead
Mayville
Twin Cities
Arson Charge Against Flaxton Hotel Owner
Alfred Gordon, owner of the Pioneer hotel, is bound over to district court in Flaxton on arson charges. He allegedly tried to burn the Flaxton hotel on a May night while twenty guests slept, nearly suffocating a cook, and later attempted to burn the Pioneer hotel to collect insurance. A bottle of kerosene and a candle set fire to an old mattress. Gordon fled town and was later arrested in Bowbells. The state cites corroborating evidence as supporting the charges.
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Flaxton
N. D
Alfred Gordon
Gordon
Pioneer Hortel
Enok
Deen
Pioneer
Gorton
Bowbells
N D Odd Fellows Meet in Mandan Grand Lodge
Three hundred delegates attended the Grand Lodge session in Mandan with addresses by Judge Winchester Fred Smith Wahpeton E A Williams Bismarck President Burton Rebekah Secretary Jennie Mul and others. Officers installed included J H Cook grand master H D Skinner deputy George Whison grand warden Don McDonald grand secretary FON Gilmore grand treasurer HD Mack grand representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Mandan
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Ttebekahs
Hell
Winchester
Fred Smith
Wahpeton
E. A. Williams
Biesmarck
Burton
Rehekahe
Jennie Mul
Ponle
Forest River
North Dakota
J. H. Cook
Willow Cit
H. D. Skinner
Cando
George Whison
Minot
Don McDonald
Grand Forks
Raids in Cavalier County Tighten Dry List
State's Attorney Conon of Cavalier County scored another liquor raid success, placing Langdon Denabrook and Olea on the dry list. Gilmore and Jandreau sought. Gilmore absent in Morden, Jandreau captured in Osnabrook. H M Churchill arrested in Olga, Dr Blackburn caught. Churchill and Jandreau waived preliminary hearing in Hannah, posted 200 cash and 500 in bonds to appear in district court. Plack purn to have hearing next Wednesday with 450 cash bond.
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Conon
Cavaler County
Langdon
Denabrook
Olea
Gilmore
Jor Jandreau
Morden
Unt
Jandreen
Osnabrook
H. M. Churchill
Olga
Hannah
Plack ‘Purn
Pike Ate the Trout in Liton Hoo Park Lake
Sir Julius C. Wernher, a South African mining magnate, funded netting and bed cleaning at Liton Hoo Park two years ago, introducing 11 000 rainbow trout. Recent netting found 1 800 pike caught, but only nine rainbow trout remained as survivors of the initial stocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius C. Wernher
Liton Hoo Park
Inquest Over Bloody Knife Identifies Ambrose Bandit
An inquest at Amibraxe on the unidentified man shot in Ambrose heard farmer Haugland recall a masked rider forcing him to unhitched horses, then firing near his foot. The slain man, called Bloody Knife, was linked to horse stealing and a Montana train robbery, with no culprit named YET.
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Ambrose
GM. Thomas
Relyea
Williston
Amibraxe
Haugland
Hie
Mauzinui
Wadds
Montana
Gua Zignne
Bloody Kuite
Slope squatters seek school rights in Tripp County
In Tripp County settlers squat at Lamid center of the county and build a small business district with stores hotel and a newspaper. They are assessed for judicial purposes but demand taxation inclusion for education and school funds. They must wait until Aboriginal age and reservation transfer before paying for schooling.
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Tripp County
Lamid
Ature Educations Department
Abby
Hold up artists Murphy and Johnson face trial in Zimmerman case
Murphy and Johnson, alleged to have held up Carl Zimmerman, appeared before Judge Bull Forks on the charge. Janey Murphy and John Johnson pleaded not guilty, claiming an alibi as attorney Finlayson led the prosecution through many witnesses in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Johnson
Zimmerman
Janey Murphy
John Johnson
Wwepe
Carl Zisimormas
Nik
Minesota
Vinierman
Jold Dukesan
Finlayson
Ivan
Dentist Keeps Wolf Kennel Causes Teeth Troubles
Valley City dentist Dr f W Chandler breeds wolves for profit and pleasure. He recently secured a fine collection and confines them in the Northwest. He believes wolves respond to human attention and may bite if mismanaged. the dentist may extract fangs to maintain control, hoping to produce a remarkable vaudeville style act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W Chandler
Valley City
Northwest
Dr. Chandler
Secretary of State Wins In Oil Case At Chester
The secretary of state victory came as Judge Winchester sustained the action by the oil company against the secretary to certify writs. Attorneys for the company argued the writ lacked basis, while the attorney general defended due process and immediate court action. The court upheld the secretary’s certification and the case proceeds to the court for further decision.
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Winschester
Clattet
Bismarck
Blato Blalchel
Jaden Winchester
Steves
Ceneral
Manwave Peyon Gremeiay
Chirso
Menern Coud
Mjottey Stewart
G Chicngs
Burney Jol
Watheo
Fargo
ROHL
Heatomal
Anlight
McCoe
Winschron
Many Seek Pardons At State Pardons Board Session
The North Dakota pardons board handles numerous applications including Jim Lowe and Nathan Ashner cases. One inmate awaits a hearing on murder tied to Pembina and Morton counties as the board expects several days of sessions and possible reinstatements or grants of clemency.
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Pondone
Pardins
Mypan
Garton
Nathan Ashner
Morton County
Kall
Tin
Pembina
Box
Jonen
Williston
Jones
Minot
Tiukge Gowen
Bigger schools planned as cities seek new buildings
Citizens push for expanded school facilities amid statewide growth. Voters face special election to authorize bonds to fund new classrooms and renovations, with officials stressing urgent need for adequacy and modernization in almost every town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kone Mieana
Miss Josephine Paulson Resigns to Marry Banker in Wells County
Miss Josephine Paulson youngest county superintendent in North Dakota resigns her Wells county post at age 21 and leaves a $2000 salary to marry William Liboe, a Turtle Lake banker. Her wedding at her mother's Minneapolis home was celebrated with a school gathering by local teachers and students.
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Canid
Josephine Paulson
North Dakota
Rehoos
Wells County
Minneapolis
William 1Iboe
Turtle Lake Mine
Fragmented Dakota notes reveal town woes and trials
An OCR burst from a North Dakota area page recounts varied events. It mentions weather, roadwork, a cement plant, railroad grading, a new home, construction scenes, and a deadpan report of residents dealing with courts, fines, and a train incident near Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Coyallor Coasty
Ypoqoess
Thy
Oakes Navan
Statue unveiled to Vigeland in Fargo Norwegians honor
The article describes a large Fargo ceremony marking the unveiling of a Vigeland sculpture in the park. It notes a Great Day for New Norwegians, with plans for June 17 including speakers Rabbi Pers bart of Minneapolis, Fargo Mayor, Minnesota Governor, and university figures. The event aims to unite Norwegian Americans and honor the artist and expat Norwegians in the Northwest frontier communities.
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Farga
Twland Park
Gee Heniters
Temlers
Norway
Fargo
Pers Bart
Minneapolia
Kilitor Walker
Eau Claire
Wil
Jossilly
Julluls Olvon
Thiveraity
Mivtivon
Walcome
No Evidence of Assault in Minot Case
Herman Miller of Donneybrook faced a charge of criminal assault on Jennie Grenell but was dismissed in Judge Murray's Minot court for lack of sufficient evidence to convict or bind over to the district court. Testimony from Grenell and Miller supported a familiar account, with Grenell later riding to town with Miller and borrowing 11 cents for a hotel bill. An Ohio Pie Maker details follow with Mrs. Frank Fox of this city a pastry cook for 33 years, averaging 40 pies daily, equating to 14,600 pies yearly and 481,800 pies in 33 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Miller
Donneybrook
Jennie Grenell
Murray
Minot
Courn
Miss Grenolds
Miller
Ohio
Frank Fox
Injured Man Wins $1000 in Firehouse Accident Suit
In a Northern Pacific case at Fargo, Daniel Winegard sued for $10,000 claiming a faulty engine repair caused a fall that injured him. The jury awarded $1,000 in damages. Judge Munger presided as Mrs. Durine Dryland seeks damages for Hans Dryland’s death after a railroad crash that killed him at a road house.
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Lee Cotter
Daniel Winegarden
Winegard Ad
Pitwortt
Munger
Durine Dryland
Northern Pacific
Weston
Hans Dryland
Helen
Smoking to Reduce Harm Through Hygiene Rules
The text argues that smoking harm can be reduced by hygiene, noting rules such as never smoking on an empty stomach and avoiding smoking after meals before dinner, and warns against smoking late at night to stay awake. It also discourages chewing cigars between the teeth as a common habit.
Campbell clre aspires to Jomage claims at Walerton
A garbled report from North Dakota cites workers demanding a $1 per hour wage and laborers mobilizing amid unrest. Incidents include a New Rockford chauffeur collision and a Valley City armory dispute. Authorities worry about safety during a crowded event at the armory if a fire breaks out.
Statues to Women in London and Paddington Green
In London streets there are five statues to women, four of them honor famed women. The list includes Fanny Burney, Joanna Baillie, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Mrs Siddons. Only four memorial tablets affix to houses of celebrated people bear women’s names.
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London
Mex
Siddons
Paddington Green
Fanny Burney
Mme D’arblay
Joanna Balifie
Elizabeth Warren Browning
Showed His Ignorance in Old Marriage Exchange
A fragmentary exchange recalls a woman recalling a promise that her father never wanted for anything. The reply questions the accuracy of that memory, reflecting on past attitudes toward women and domestic life depicted in the source text.
Postcards From Abroad Hint At Siblings News
A correspondent notes a sister abroad has sent seventeen picture postcards but has not yet sent any personal updates, leaving the writer awaiting further contact.
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Tae
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Milwaukee
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Langion
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Perle
Hataiw
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Weniate
Tom Feliclagh Courtenay
Enmre
Devila Lake
Albert Aabers
Nies
Antone
Barinares
Janey
Devils Lakes
Oakes
Bely
Tollen
Indy
Auber War
Devils
Menrik Werge
Nueway
Amutien
Julien
Parga
Makina
Toroten
Hreedain
Wwe Fieargare
Lowe
Inet
Finn
Avie Engett
Eran
Lee
Ninian
Fein
Aft
Vigeland Ali Toy
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Weegelstand
Faria
Even
Campbell
Jomage
Walerton
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Wohpeton
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