Langer Sets Out If Elected Governor Plan in North Dakota
Fargo dispatch reports Attorney General Langer outlining a program if elected governor. He accuses Townley allies of power grabs in the Nonpartisan League and pledges reforms including state owned mills and elevators, audit of the State Bank, and removal of alleged misuses by leaders. He cites Minot convention unity and criticizes endorsements of policy和 officials.
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Fargo
N. D
Anti- Townley Publican
Langer
Epee
A. W. Carlson
Republican
Townley
Oday
Solid League
Carlson
League
Lemke
William Langer
North Dakota
A.C. Townley
F-B. Wood
Erans
E. A. Bowman
Bismarck
Wood
North Dakota der
Nonpartisan League
Minot
Friends of Waters
Cathro, Townley
Lemke and Frazier
Mr. Langer
Richards O'Hare
Courier News
State Bank of
Bank of North Days
St. Paul
Jim Waters
Wisconsin
Ray, McKaig
Idaho
Grasshoppers Threaten Ward County Crops Again
County Agent N D Gorman reports widespread grasshopper damage across Ward County. He notes hatching over large areas and predicts damage could match last year unless eradication steps are taken. Ward County bought 16 000 pounds of arsenic last winter and farmers are urged to act to protect a potentially large crop.
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N. D. Gorman
Ward County
Ran
Gorman
Was
Fall of Babylon at Orpheum shows grand Griffith spectacle
The Fall of Babylon arrives at the Orpheum starting June 24 for three days. D W Griffith’s costly production exceeds 650,000 and features 425,000 extras, 7,500 horses, and massive sets. Cast includes Condstance Talmadge, George Fawcett, Mildred Harris, and others with Louis Gottschalk score and G W Bitzer photography. A new Barns Club member born Monday to Mr and Mrs Clyde M Swigart is noted.
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Babylon
D. W. Griffith
Babyon
Orpheum Theatre
Belshazzar
Baylon
Temple of
Gil
Falls of
Constance Talmadge
George Fawcett
Mildred Harris
Charlie Chaplin
Tully Marshall
Pauline Stark
Leena Owen
Alma Rubens
Kate Bruce
Alfred Paget
Elmouth
Louis Gottschalk
G. W. Bitzer
Griffith
Barnx Club
Clyde M. Swigart
Henry M. Wilson Elected President of Association of Commerce
Henry M. Wilson was elected president of the Minor Association of Commerce at a Tuesday board meeting. E A Shirley named first vice president Fay N Fuller vice president Chas Zehringer treasurer and Wm Dunnell counsellor. Directors for two years include E Muskovitch J F McGuire E A Long and E A Shirley.
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Henry M. Wilson
Minor Association of Commerce
E. A. Shirley
Fay N. Fuller
Chas, Zehringer
Wm. Dunnell
E. Muskovitch
J. F. McGuire
E. A. Long
E. A. Shirl
Holbein
Roosevelt
Minot Normal Commencement Week Plans and Grad List
Minot State Normal announces Commencement Week June 20 to 24 with events at the gymnasium starting 8 o'clock. Included are class sermons, a class day address by Hon. W. J. Bryan, et evening, and a June 24 final assembly. A long list of graduates follows, organized by Advanced, Intermediate, and Sept. cohorts, naming many students and hometowns.
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Minot
Body of Babe Found in Tree Along Mouse River Minot
Boys along the Mouse River in Minot discovered a decomposed babe lodged in a tree limb over the water after high river flow. Coroner R W Pence examined the remains, which appeared several days old and fully developed, but inquiry into identity yielded no clues.
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Babe
Mouse River
Minot
Fiata
R. W. Pence
Woodward elected president of Minot Town Criers
J K Woodward advertising manager of the Fair Store was elected president of the Minot Town Criers Club at a banquet and meeting in the Association of Commerce room. Sam Morgan was named vice president and WR Tompkins treasurer. Board members re elected included Robert Bosard Clarence Lee W Stenersen James F Smallwood and G D Colcord. The new president succeeds Wm F Jones who led the club for two years and declined another term. The club has 168 members and was begun in 1916 with twelve charter members.
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J. K. Woodward
Minot’ Town Criers Club
Association of Commerce Room
Sam Morgan
Minot Grocery
WR. Tompkins
Board of Governors
Robert Bosard
Clarence Lee
W. B. Stenersen
James F. Smallwood
Woodward
Wm. F. Jones
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Indianapolia
Med Woodward
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Des Moines
Jones
Town Criers
John Howard
Henry Gay
L. R. Swett
Crane
Board of Regents
Totten
Minot Normal School
Casey
Minot
Muir
Bottineau
Ellendale
Mandan
Dickinson
Valley City
Brinton Newspaper Grab Act Declared Inoperative
Mandan ND June 10 The Brinton newspaper Grab Act is invalid and inoperative. The North Dakota Supreme Court split four to one to dismiss the case brought by Tim Daly of Grant County to force printing of official proceedings in a designated league paper. Judge Crawford had held the law unconstitutional. The remittitur shows the court ordering dismissal without costs.
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Mandan
N.D
Brinton
North Daksta Supreme Court
Jdgement
Illamissal
Tim Daly
Grant County
Carson
Townley
W. GC. Crawford
Daly
Supreme Court
Christianson
Birdzell
Bronson
Robinson
Grace
Crawford
District Court
Jinatfeial League
J. F. Sullivan
Mandan Land
Tf, Martha
Dickvinson
North ,Dakota Press Association
Crawford Ins
Jodie Crawford
Timothy P. Daly
Robert de “Breery
Os County
Grant Cy
Rant County
North Dakota
State Publication and Printing Commission
Eald State Publication and Printing Commission
W. C. Crawford
Supreme Court of
Joni Ona
Supreme Court Reversing the de ‘Sion
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On WC. Crawford
Sixth Judicial District
Coal Shortage Warns Of Winter Fuel Crunch
Coal dealers report filling bins with ice for five dollars a ton but expect prices to rise to five fifty or sixty four per ton if mine reports are correct. They urge households to stock hard coal and lignite now as a serious fuel shortage looms this winter. Local dealers list hard coal at about two hundred dollars per ton?
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Anna Moe
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Mina
Bernica Southey
Garrison
Fannie Stevens Buchanan
Elizabeth M.C. Ehr
Waldo Evenson
Minn
Selma Fedje
Makoti
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Tena E. Kohrman
Sherwood
Siyatelle LaFleur
Towner
Eather Seltie
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Flora Glaze
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Ken*mare
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Fessenden
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Lignite
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Plato
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Blanch Clars
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Kallis Mont
Florence H. Holz
Willow Cit
Laura L. Holz
Willow City
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Goldatone
Mont
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McClusky
Marian F. Jearjeau
Eunice Kingsley
Lonsford
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Hatton
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Poplar
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Loraine
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Fred C. Mott
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Decatur
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Myrtle Schoen
Detroit Harbor
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Bessia Geddes
Granville
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Ryder
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France
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