Cooperstown Lady Houghton dies after pneumonia
In Cooperstown Mrs. Sarah Houghton wife of John L. Houghton and aunt of Mrs. P R Trubshaw died in Vergas Minnesota after pneumonia. The couple lived in Cooperstown and Loon Lake, with two sons Walter and Willard. The funeral will be held in Cooperstown beside their late son. A pastoric poem chosen by Mrs Houghton accompanies her obituary.
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John L. Houghton
Pron &Ant
Cooperstown
St Vergas
Minn
Sarah Houghton
Gestate
North Dakota
N. D
Sars Pike
Walter
Willard
Houghton
P. R. Trubshaw
Cooprstown
Sarah
Mrs. Houghton
Coffman to Speak at Commencement
Dr Lotus D Coffman dean of education at the University of Minnesota is named commencement speaker by President Allen for the upcoming ceremony He is a leading educator and former Minnesota teachers association president The Minneapolis Journal notes Coffmans unanimous selection by the Board of Regents and his July 1 start salary context included
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Allen
Lotus D. Coffman
College of Education
University of Minnesota
Dean Coffman
United States
Minnesota State Teacher's Association
L. D. Coffman
University of Michigan
Coffman
Clas
Minneapolis Journal
Board of Regents
Grangaard Named Representative From Rogers at IL V A Convention
M D Grangaard of Rogers was chosen at the IL V A convention in Valley City to run for representative in the June primaries. A longtime bank official, he has led the First State Bank from a small local institution to a large county bank and is active in the North Dakota Bankers Association.
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IL. V. A. Ia Legatet Heli
Valley City
M. D. Grangaard
Rogers
Grangaard
First State Bank
North Dakota Bankers Association
Dazey Commercial
Strikers Denied Hearing by Labor Board
Washington on April 19 Jersey City’s outlaw railroad strikers were denied a hearing by the railroad labor board. The ruling requires workers with five days’ notice to first settle grievances in conference with their employers. The board will refuse to hear complaints not complying with this provision.
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Washington
Jersey Citys
Railroad Labor Board
Denies Put Up Job in I V A Letter to The Tribune
Theo G Nelson secretary of the I V A writes to The Tribune rebutting a Bismarck April 16 article claiming I V A control of a Minot convention and misdescribing the committee setup. He argues I V A opposed Townleyism, supports an anti Townley platform, and emphasizes unity for the June 30 anti red law vote.
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Geo Mann
the Tribune
Bismarck
N. D
Minot
League
Prgram
Committee of Twenty-One
LV. A
Democratic Central Committee
Republican Committee
William Langer
I. V A
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Republican Party
Townleyjam
Pull Together and be Americans by Dr. Pidgeon
Dr E Leslie Pidgeon of Winnipeg will speak at Ajoresat Auditorium Friday evening on pulling together to strike out strikes and spread contentment and happiness. An admirer in Philadelphia praises his ministration as lifting spirits without dogma while the Lecture Association and Commercial Club promote the event and expect a packed house urging harmony and united effort.
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William Bush
Kathryn
Claude R. Barmore
Wilds
Thelma Woodcock
Harold Yule
Dorothy Krug
Margarelte Chambard
W. H. Rasey
Miss Woodcock
Bliss Dorothy
C. McConaghy
Mercer
N. D
E. Leslie Pidgeon
Ajoresat Auditorium
Dr. Pidgeon
Winnipeg
Pideon
Philadelphia
Lecture Association and Commercial Club
Joe Devine slated to go from North Dakota reform school
In Bismarck on April 15 a North Dakota reform school case centers on Joe Devine a boy saved by educator leadership and then targeted for removal by political players. Iverson and Totten defend the reform system while foes led by Keitzman push for Devine's ouster amid allegations of Townleyites and reform school politics.
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Bismarck
N. D
Bartlett
Lakota
Mandan
Minot
North Dakota
Peter J. Iverson
Nelson County
Minnie Nielson
Iverson
Fred W. Keitzman
Joseph M. Devine
State Reform School
Keitzman
Frazier
George A. Totten
Kane
Joe Devine
Devine
Reitzman
Reform School
Townley
Reform
Edward Gerard Writes Letter From Pacific Voyage
Edward Gerard describes a long voyage from Sydney to Panama aboard a cargo ship in 1920. He details rough seas near New Caledonia, the chrome ore mine in Pangoumen, Japanese laborers, and a calm crossing to the Panama Canal, ending with plans to discharge ore in Baltimore and notes on a local women’s meeting and league officers.
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Redbuckle
U. S.A
Sydney
Australia
New Caledonia
Noumea
Pangoumene
South Sea Island
France
Fiji Islands
Brisbane
Panama
Tahiti
Pitcairn Island
Port Pirie
Balboa
Pacific Entrance
Culebra
Custobal
Mareo Cristobal
Cuba
Haiti
San Salvador
Gulf Stream
Baltimore Wednes
Eawarl Girard
Mansell
India
League of Women Voters
Fargo
Harmony Quartet to Sing at Friday Band Concert
The Harmony Quartet will headline Friday evening’s band concert after a hit performance at the Grand theater last night. The City Beautiful is buzzing as residents anticipate a lively program and a much anticipated finale.
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Harmony
Grand Theater
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Elizabeth Akers Allen
T. B. Oglesby
Wimbledon
P. P. Persons
George Stiles
Harry Codding
Frank E. Ployhar
Person
Willson
Sanborn
Bank of Valley City
Edward Gerard
At Sea
5. S
Brown
Tia
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