Noah Will Die On the Scaffold verdict of death for Noah in Gust Johnson murder
Noah, found guilty of first degree murder in the Gust Johnson case, faces the electric chair at Bismarck on October 23 after a Saturday verdict. The jury, split between death and life, chose execution, while defense attorney K B Leighton urged life imprisonment as reform. Noah reacted with a smile as the verdict was delivered.
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Gust Johnson
Bismarck
Robert
Noah
Kenmare
Ning
Nosh
K. B. Leighton
Mr. Leighton
Washburn
N. C
Leighton
Tentiary
Johnson
Devils Lake
Trohnson
Hansbrough Chips In On Williston Irrigation Credit
The piece accuses Hansbrough of claiming sole credit for the Williston irrigation experiment, noting that General Williams, Alex McKensie, and Mayor Wegley actually propelled North Dakota’s project. It mocks his prior stance on the Reclamation Bill and emphasizes regional supporters from North Dakota and beyond.
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Hansbrough
North Dakota
Williston
Congress
National Irrigation Congress
Oxton
Mandan
Bismarck
General Williams
Alex McKensie
Mayor Wegley
Willisma
McCumber
Emetor
Clapp
Grewens
Minnesota
Meilands
Novada
Witcregit
Free Gold Found Telegram From Rawhide Gates
A telegram from Rawhide Nevada cautions that free gold stock from Ge mines owned by Mind parties has been struck. The message notes a great sadness over the development and implications for local mining efforts.
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Rawhide
Nev
White Bros Ice Cream Factory Boosts Cream Purchases
White Bros ice cream makers in North Dakota pay farmers top cash for cream and plan to expand a steady trade. They offer good prices, promise ready sale for product, and invite farmers to contact them. The firm emphasizes fair business and strong demand.
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White Bros. Ice
White Bros
North Dakota
Fim
Pood Square
Ag Sve
Fea Sfeam
Montana
Long Search for Father Ends in Wisconsin Meeting
Mrs. Loula Muhs, after decades seeking her father, travels to North Dakota to reunite with him in Wisconsin. Adopted at two, she traced her lineage via a Manitowoc cousin, learning her father, now about sixty, lives with his mother. The tale mirrors a North Dakota newspaper office encounter with a broken hearted man.
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Loula Muhs
North Crandid
Wis
Alaska
Ciues
Informaton
Manitowoc
Muhs
Wisconsin
Assessors Meet to Set Valuation Plan and Start Work
County assessors held a Saturday meeting at the courthouse to adopt the full valuation plan without variation. They will begin work this week and expect to finish around July. The ad also notes Turkish Bath parlors reopening at Opera Harbor with Mark Nelson as attendant and local land for sale near Minot and Des Lacs.
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Court House
Opera Harbor
Mark Nelson
Olson Gets a Year for Harvey Robbery
John O. Olson of Harvey pleaded guilty to stealing $175 from landlady Christina Welber and was sentenced by Judge Burke to one year in the state penitentiary. Welber asked for clemency, but the judge imposed the sentence to yield time for reform.
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Olson
John O. Olson
Harvey
Christina Weiber
Moorhead
Andy Dompler
Burke
Carrington
Welber
Educated Horse Dock Performs 34 Tricks Near New Rockford
Will J. Steinbach trains the horse Dock on the family farm southeast of the village. The intelligent animal can perform 34 stunts including coat removal and dressing, tying a handkerchief, collaring, prayers, and more. Master William plans to bring Dock to town for an exhibition Saturdays. crowds are urged to see the routine.
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Will J. Steinbach
William
Rockford Transcript
Back From the West John Rosencrans Returns to North Dakota
John Rosencrans and his family arrived back in North Dakota from Washington Saturday night after a year away. He praises North Dakota winters and farm life over the Washington desert and says he will stay here permanently. Also noted is the panic hurting the Far West while barely touching local business.
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West
John Rosencrans
Washington
Mr. Rosencrans
North
Pacific
Far West
John
Frank Schumacher
Towner News and Stockman
Newlove Family Plans Move to Minot for Partnership
The friends of Dr. J. W. Newlove announce plans to relocate to Minot where he intends a partnership with his brother already there. He will depart around the 15th with Mrs. Newlove and their baby following by May 1. The Rugby community bids them farewell and wishes prosperity.
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Minot
J. W. Newlove
County Surveyor Candidate Profile for J Thomas
J Thomas, deputy surveyor for two years, seeks the Republican nomination for County Surveyor. He is the only known candidate and is highly qualified. Thomas has the office in better shape than ever and is a University of Minnesota civil engineering graduate.
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J. Thomas
Thomas
University of Minnesota
Drake divorce case heard by Judge Goss Saturday
Ward county coal miner sued his wife for divorce after leaving Milwaukee for the West. He argued cruelty from constant nagging, but the motion was denied by Judge Goss in the Saturday session. The notice ends with an Easter apparel ad for a Steln-Block suit sold by Masonic Temple retailer.
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Drake
Goss
Ward County
Milwaukee
Farmer uses new telephone to summon doctor at night
A farmer with a telephone placed in his home used the instrument to call a doctor for his ailing son. No telegraph offices were open, and the distance to Minot was about fifteen miles. A county resolution now restricts doctors to county physicians within ten miles.
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Minot
The Farm Telephone and its Social Value
The article extols the farm telephone as more than a business tool, serving as social connection and protection. It recounts a farmer using the line to warn a neighbor, whose crew then halted runaway horses and saved two women from a deadly accident.
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C. A. Grow
L. Pres Lcott
Joe Rowan
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Otto Road
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Minneapolis
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Masonic Temple
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