Minot Bank Robbery Leads to Arrests and Fatalities
A gang robbed the Martin State Bank near Minot early Monday, killing a robber and wounding another as lawmen closed in on the suspects. A gray haired man identified as Patrick Farley surrendered after an exchange of fire, while a Budd Ford car was pursued and damaged. Sheriff Scofield and deputies recovered the Buick, and the pursuit extended toward Minot with multiple arrests and a large reward forthcoming.
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Minot-Velva
Minot
George Webber
Patrick Farley
Martin
Baker
Minol
F. J. Watkins
Watkins
Erref
C. C.redlin
Lilly
Hallie Hurd
A. P. Scofield
Clarence Vandenoever
J. A. McCartney
John Reed
Ford
Tosa
Iff Scofield
Tme
Graveline
Chase
Try
T. W. McIntyre
Burlington Valley Road
Boneton
Ward
Yeh
Albert
Bertrand
Brown
McIntyre Farm
Hsin Nino
Independent
Velva
Buick
Redlin
The
Vegeman
Gev. Weber
Weber
Hurd
Yeruwar
Rodlin
FBI
Wikins
Farley
Cooly
Jose
Fessendene
Scofield
Watkins Force
Bulck
Jeins
Officer Redlin
Feber
Mulee
Rowan's Morgue
St. Joseph's Hospital
McClusky
Sheridan County
North Dakota
McChusky
Siggers
Martin State Bank
Abbers
Christ Heer
Martin Pioneer
Valley City
Anmoose
Geo. Martin
Gerns
J. J. Braher
Questias
Pioneer
Yeegmen
Heer
Mrs. Heer
Canoe Tragedy Drowns Wall Boy in Mousa River
Frank Wall, 17, son of Mr and Mrs John H Wall, drowned when a green canoe capsized in Mousa River near the Wall home Saturday evening. He attempted to reach shore, vanished in 16 feet of water, and was recovered after a half hour. He leaves parents and seven brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Wednesday with Rev M Tingley officiating.
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John H. Wall
Mousa River
Benjamin
Geo. Jones
H. Jones
Wall
Jones
Young Wall
JE. McCutcheon
Rowan
Minot Remembers Fallen on Memorial Day Observance
Minot honored living and dead defenders on Memorial Day with ideal May weather. City offices closed and flags flown at half mast as thousands joined parades from Rose Hill, St. Leo's, and Lutheran cemeteries to honor World War I heroes and local veterans with services, speeches, and music led by Capt. Gross and Rev. Gallagher.
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Silent City
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Rosevery
Gross
Chet Jacobson
Aviation Corps
Doldlore
Robert F.C. Evans
Co.d
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Co. K
Hlinote Mounted Infantry
Key
Mercer
Nioxate
Newton Infantry
Arly
Ohio Infantry
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Hlingis
Kinney
Thomas Callahan
Cyfest
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Sin Cavalry
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Wisconsin’ Infans
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Abraham Lincoln
White
Callahan
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Merwel
S. Kins Roy
Ge Broyles
Woman's Relief Corps
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American Legion
America
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Henry Anderson
Frank Andws
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Fenders Fields
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Edward
Wilhelm Hilder Ellison
Ellison
T. F. Gullixson
First Lutheran Church
Hoover
O'Cloek
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TL J Gallagher
High Tachial
Prof
Howard
Martha Stewart
J. R. Rodgers
G. A. KR
Civ
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Spain
A. al. McCarmel
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
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