Carnival Attache Poole Killed as Officer Wounds Two
Archer C. Poole of Delaware, a carnival device operator with the Seaplane outfit, was shot dead by Minot police officer J. Sharar after Poole opened fire through a hotel door fatally wounding him. Sharar was struck in the legs and recovered as the coroner ruled Poole died by self defense. The West hotel incident involved Poole, Mrs. L. G. Middleton and her sister Nellie Sprague, with Jesse Gibson also connected to the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer C. Paule
Delaware
Carnival
Minot
J. Sharar
Sharar
Poole
West Hotel
First Ave
L. G. Middleton
Swith Jesse Gibson
Middleton
Ward
Arthur Poole
S. P. Nielson
M. D. Shockley
Erfurt
Altho
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Shatar
van Fleet
Sharnn
Minnie Poole
van Fleet's
Bertel Jacobson
S. S
R. W Pence
W. E. Pratt
T. N. Yeomans
Nellie Sprague
Jesse Gibson
Baseball Diamond
A.D. Poole
Gibson
Miss Sprague
Carnival Company
Sprague
Paol
Day Sharar
Sawyer Untry
Pageua
Mack Traynor Elected State Legion Commander at Devils Lake
Mack Traynor of Devils Lake won the North Dakota American Legion state command at last week’s convention in Devils Lake defeating Geo Russ of Bismarck, possibly by acclamation. Tack Williams kept adjutant, Philip Bangs named national committeeman, with M. M. Campbell as vice commander and Roy Baird treasurer among other officers. Wahpeton chosen as 1923 convention city. Ensign and Mrs Sherping return from Mitchell, S D. Commandant Martin reassigned to Huron, and temporary leadership by Commandant Hale and his wife. Both veterans served 18 months overseas. Hale aided in Verdun under shell fire.
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Mack ‘Traynor
Mack Traynor
Devils Lake
American Legion
Geo. Russ
Bismarck
Traynor
Tack Willams
Upshaw
Philip Bangs
M. H. Sprague
M. M. Campbell
Bottineau
Roy Baird
Dickinson
Bill Jones
Lisbon
Till Upshaw
Jamestown
Fargo
Jack Williams
Wahpeton
Ensign
Sherping
Salvation Army
Mitchell
S.D
Martin
Huron
S. D
J. M. Hale F
Minneapolis
Hale
Verdun
Com. Hale
Forty Years of Ward County History Pageant Planned in Minot
The Minot Association of Commerce plans a large historical pageant July 21 and 22 marking four decades since settlement in the Mouse River valley. The event will involve 400 cast members from UND Playmakers, Minot Normal, and local schools, staged in a natural amphitheater with professional production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
Pagsant
Minot
North Dakota
Mouse River
Minot Association of Commerce
University of North Dakota
Mihot
Melvin B. Johnson
John Rogers
Fostoria
St ix
Johnson
Jas. S. Miley
Minor Association of Commerce
Leslie A. Whin
Uni Mre
Conley
Grand Purkesy
Phas
Uni
Lulu Potts
Aircans
North Dakota rye reveal fireworks fund for July Fourth
Minot area plans July Fourth events with a rye field prize bearing 25 bushels per acre. Businesses fund park celebrations including flag-raising, swimming contests, athletic events, and prize giveaways. The Minot Association of Commerce coordinates activities at Riverside Park with Scouts, bands, and community sponsors providing trophies, candy, and goods for entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Brown
Minot
Hin
Brown
North Dakota
Dakote
Minor Association of Commerce
Boy Scouts of the
D. D. Riley
Thore
Bridgford
Association of Commerce
Anderson Drug
New York
Murniture & Hardware Store
Samuelson
Shoo
Campbell Tompkins
Oace
Leland Drug Store
Taney
Benno Drug Co
Stone-Ordean-Wells
Credit needed for mixed cropping in North Dakota farmers
President Coulter advocates five year loans with partial payments to shift from one crop to mixed cropping. He cites Wisconsin Minnesota experiences and argues finance must match five year planning. Farmers need long term credit to build fences, silos, machinery, and various feeds before returns accrue from a diversified system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhat
Nori Dakota
John Lee Coulter
North Bukola Agricultura College
Cooperstown
Coulter
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Howeyne
Ee St
Hutton
Sys Anders
Boy Hurt In Street Crash As Rotary Notes Breathe City Life
A boy aged about four was critically injured when a horse driven wagon collided with a vehicle in the city. A doctor at the scene and rapid transport to Minot Hospital followed a swift examination. Rotary notes from Monday record Johnny McGuire chairing the meeting and Francis Murphy’s three minute talk on Rotary Education. A violin duet by Otto Ellison and Lafe Flaten pleased attendees, and an electric fan donated by James Milloy was won by C D Lee. Judge K B Leighton joined as a guest, speaking on Minot, the Park City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Mi
Serhold
Dune
Kenneth Jubry
Tori
Minot
Mrardes
Johnny McGuire
Rotary
Francis + Murphy
Wm. P. Stevenson
Rotary International
Los Angeles
Otto Ellison
Lafe Flaten
James Milloy
Association of Commerce
C.D. Lee
K. B. Leighton
Park City
Damaged Vehicle Report From Unclear Source
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a mishap involving a vehicle, damage to a fence, and a stream or water feature. Names, places, and exact actions are obscured, making details speculative.
Danielson Re-elected President in Commerce Association
At a Thursday meeting of the Association of Commerce directors, E. Danielson was re-elected president for a second year. Vice president Lee Hi Piper and treasurer W. J. Gerding were confirmed, with Danielson noted for strong first-year results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iielson
The
Association of Commerce
E. Danielson
Lee Hi
Piper
Tranburer
W. J. Gerding
Mr. Danielson
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Ford
Westlie-Charbonnen
Co. Main
We Chir Sinew Co
Shawn
Shupe
Cali Phaley
Centro
Harding
Lowell Mellett
Washington
Golf Club
H. L. Winstera Co
Gamble-Robinson-Minot Co
Jacobson & Fugelowee
Taylor Drie A
New York Dept
Leland Department Store
Minot Hardware Co
New York Department Store
Boston
Ward Drug Store
M. G. Olton Co
Walker’s
Kaya
Caps Lyde J. Benny Co
Ward Trust
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Fark Tye
Atyues Park
Dbasehill
Pasir Ry
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Tell
Minne
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