Editorial Roundup Highlights Truman Newberry and Small Scandal
Editorial discusses Senator Truman Newberry cleared of expense charges after Senate committee vote and questions Michigan politics. It praises Jamestown editors and North Dakota association events, then covers Len Small Illinois governor arrest for embezzlement. Urges public discussion of ND political issues and proposed constitutional amendments to fix bond and funding problems.
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Senate Election Committee
Truman Newberry
United States
Senate
Truman
Henry Ford
Michigan
William's small house: claim of camera deception debated
Forum reports Attorney General Lemke criticizes coverage of William's large public house labeled as a "small" by critics. It describes misused funds from widows, teachers, soldiers, and farmers tied to the project and alleges law violations in construction and financing. The piece calls for impeachment for violating state law and enacting a costly project.
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Bill
Lemke
William
Morton County
Bank of
North Dakota
Ninth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Bank of North Dakota
John Hagan
90-Year Life Extends Beyond Norms in 20th Century Spa Era
An editorial fragment notes human longevity beyond expected ages and contrasts modern life with Methoslah's famed spa and outdoor studio in a smart city setting, hinting at an extreme view of living long and health.
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Methoslah
Spa
Tangled Homebuilding Deal Draws Public Ire
A Forum opinion piece rebukes the Homebuilders association over price overrun and alleged law violations in state aided home construction. It cites 25 percent cost inflation beyond verbal agreements, mismanagement, and improper loans to officials, urging fuller inquiries into the enterprise.
Trial Then On Sees the Blame Thing Will Not Run
A fragmented report notes a trial scene with a defendant facing blame and indicates a candidate or petitioner will not run in an upcoming race. The readable text emphasizes political stakes and accountability in a short, period-tinged notice.
Intelligent Man Rodrigco in breach of promise suit
Intelligent Man Rodrigco, the plaintiff, faces a breach of promise suit. The plaintiff alleges breach by Jones with Robinson hiring a lady lawyer who proved more effective than other counsel, drawing attention in London Answers.
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Rodrigco
Jones
Robinson
London Answers
Valley News Briefs From Local Visitors and Games
Prom Monday's Daily notes a Valley day with Mrs O Lundqui D and Dr Will Moore visiting La Verne for business. Herman Stern and Albert Markel traveled to Fargo for a business trip. Mrs Mary Cauley of Graceville Minn visited Mr and Mrs B Fletcher. Leeds beat Fargo 3 to 2 in 11 innings. George B Glade, Jamestown machinery dealer, visited with Paul Allen. Margaret Bowen, 14, ill with summer flu. Franklin Colburn and family from Wheatland visited Ray Gaburn. Rudolf Raveling and family from Buffalo visited friends. Bert Weston and family return to their farm near Sheldon after Herbert Weston’s funeral.
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Bert Weston
Herbert Weston
Sheldon
Local residents take trips and visitors arrive for holidays
Dr B A May plans a week outing near a golf course possibly at Itaska Park. I J Moscat Mrs Burton Lippold and John Bloomberg travel to Fargo area to visit Nels Johnson Ward and Scottie Overman after a car incident. Thos Awrey of Pomona California visits Ray Colburn and family with Hawley guests J H Awrey. Carl J Olsen of The Pair travels to Chicago for Christmas goods. Emma DeWitt, former Barnes County home demonstration head, now Vermillion Illinois advisory worker, visits for a vacation with friends and locals.
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Thos. Awrey
Pomona
Cal
Mra
Ray P Colburn
J. H. Awrey
Hawley
Minn
Colburn
Awrey Brothers
Emma DeWitt
Barnes County
Vermillion County
Ilinois
Local Roundup and City Notes From Fargo Visit
N A Johnson returns unharmed from Fargo after a shaky car crash. Mr Ward recovering. the Nielsons’ car wrecked with damage but no injuries. Local trips include a honeymoon group from Yellowstone Park and Agusta Hackbarth returning from Enderlin to resume hospital duties. Rotary luncheon set for Tuesday noon at Rudolf Hotel. Paul Allen of Jamestown visits with family, a funeral at St Catherine’s for George Holzman, and local visits by R J Thomas and R A Nestos. Lt Yule and Corp Glen Moe may attend Camp Perry for national guards practice with Co G.
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N. A. Johnson
Fargo
Ward
James Nielson
Yellowstone Park
Harold Yule
Corp
Glen Moe
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Guards
Co. G
Guards
McDonald
Toledo
Pomona Visitor Returns for Reunion and Community Funeral
C C Sathre of Pomona California visited the city yesterday to reconnect with old friends. Mrs Herbert Weston arrived last Friday to attend her husband’s funeral held Sunday at 4 30 pm with Rev Thos E Nugent officiating.
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Herbert Weston
Thos. E. Nugent
Railroad Union Leader Leaves for Minneapolis Meeting
C. E. Abrahamson, secretary of the railroad union at this place, left last evening for Minneapolis to attend a meeting of railroad men about a strike that is expected to be heard. He believes wage cuts will undoubtedly result in a strike among railroad workers.
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C. E. Abrahamson
Minneapolis
City Arts and Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
William Walker arrived from Fergus Falls to visit his parents in the city while Mayor Bonhus and his daughter departed for Minneapolis for a vacation. Rev. Nugent preached several services aided by Dr. Robertson, with the local Methodist congregation noting the varied itinerant ministry.
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William Walker
Fergus Falls
Minn
H. N. Walker
Red
Fergus Park
Will
Seven year old Treglawney boy run over near Middlewest Trust
The seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Treglawney was struck by a car driven by a Ritzie family member while James Treglawney and two other boys crossed at the Middlewest Trust corner. He was taken to Clinic hospital with a lung injury but shows improving progress and no serious danger per Dr Zimmerman.
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C. E. Treglawney
Middlewest Trust Company
Conrad Ritzie
James Treglawney
James
Clinic
Zimmerman
Unlucky Weekend Crashes Near Sanborn Highlight Traffic Hazards
Saturday and Sunday saw several auto accidents near Sanborn including a partly overturned car on a narrow grade east of the Mee farm slough. The grade cannot safely pass two cars and must be widened before the new road south of Sanborn. Drivers blamed for careless, crowding, bonehead driving and fast speeds. no serious injuries reported in a second sedan rollover nearby.
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Sanborn
Mee Farm
Bonehead
Valley City Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Incidents
Prom Tuesday's Daily Mrs. Sheridan and daughter of Oakes North Dakota were Valley City visitors last night. Numerous residents are noted traveling to Minneapolis and Shoreham Minnesota lakes for visits and recreation. A racing car accident near the Soo crossing left Mr Zaun with a broken shoulder, others injured lightly, and a warning to abandon racing pursuits.
Train crowding and harvest work across the county
Passenger trains carry more people atop coaches than inside, while railroads move many tree passengers daily. Harvest is nearly finished with threshing starting this week in the county, weather permitting, and farmers press on despite some harm to help.
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Asl
Ed Richter Travels From Fargo On Independent Forces
Ed Richter of Fargo visited the Timea-Record office this morning on business for the independent forces. He was driving a Henry Ford on the way to Ashley and Jamestown, following city ordinances. Anne Hanson and Mrs. Bryan Park hosted a kitchen shower for bride-to-be Miesura Hedstrum at Pete Henson’s home, with gifts and advice amid floral decor. Dan Richter reported finishing work in the fifteenth legislative district with over fifteen hundred recall petitions. he plans to canvass the thirty-eighth district as part of the strong league bailiwick. Barnes County events are progressing better than expected.
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Hing Morgan
North Dakota Press Association
Morgan
the Times
Starkweather
Times-Record
Jamestown
Stutsman County
Wright Nye
Kellogg
Rathburn
Andy’ Hans
Amestown
Len Small
Illinois
Sangamon County
Smith
Minois
Small
Smalls
Ed. Richter
Fargo
Timea-Record Office
Ashley
Independent Forces
Hhis Henry Ford
Anne Hanson
Bryan Park
Pete Henson
Miesura Hedstrum
Miss Hedstrum
Dan Richter
Richter
Frontier Town Consternation At Rudolf Hotel
A late patron at the Rudolf Hotel complained of disruptive car noise in Valley City. He claimed the town’s frontier image suffers from speeding drivers and loud exhausts. Local leaders lament enforcement gaps and urge voters to act under existing ordinances.
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Rudolf Hotel
Valley City
Farm Bureau approves member signs for counties
Pierce, Dickey, Towner, Slope, Sargent, Barnes, McKenzie, Richland and Pembina County Farm Bureaus adopted standard Farm Bureau membership signs from the American Farm Bureau Federation. Signs, 1-2 by 14 inches blue enamel with white raised letters read Member Farm Bureau and feature a U.S. map with AFBF FP and North Dakota map with NDFB FP. Weatherproof, to be placed in front of each member’s home.
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Pierce
Dickey
Towner
Slope
Sargent
Barnes
McKenzie
Richland
Pembina
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Farm Bureau
Bureau
United States
North Dakota
Mayor Bonhas Reports Auto Accident and Insurance Claim
Mayor A G Bonhas writes from Valley City after a Sunday collision with a Ford coupe at a crossing. He notes his car suffered about one hundred dollars in damage and two or three in the other vehicle were somewhat injured while he escaped unhurt aside from nerves and pride. He mentions a policy with Valley City Loan and Investment Co and hints at an adjustment through the insurer.
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A. G. Bonhas
Valley City Loan & Investment Co
dol‘Jaya
Bonhussi
A. G
Grehen Forth Wealth Oil Well Tops Texas Output
In the Breckenridge area of Texas, the Grehen Forth Wealth oil well has produced about 4 million dollars in the last 12 months and is claimed to exceed the record output of any well in history. The Plutesn Oil Company reports the proceeds from this production.
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Grehen
Plutesn ‘Oil Company
Brecken- Fige
Texas
Welter
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Nuessle
J. W. Brinton
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Nonpartisan League
O. Lundqui
Will Moore
Laverne
Herman Stern
Albert Markelstone
Mary Cauley
Graceville Minn
8. Fletcher
Leeds
George B. Glade
Paul Allen
Margaret Bowen
Franklin Colburn
Wheatland
N. D
Valley Sun Iy
Ray P. Gaburn
Rudolf Raveling
Buffalo, N. D
B.A
Tamily
Itaska Park
Carl J. Olsen
Chicago
Mr. Olsen
Lee Cowell
Agusta Hackbarth
Enderlin
Rotary
Bob Simpson
Mr. Allen
George Holzman
St. Catherine’s Church
Father Baker
Burl Carr
B. Ritchie
Minnesota Lakes
R. J. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
R. A. Nestos
Valley
Asso Ition
C. C. Sathre
California
Frente
Mr. Sathre
A. G. Bonhus
Huth
Thos. E. Nucent
Getchell Prairie
Methodist Church
J. 8. Wilds
E. P. Robertson
Grand Forks
Nugent
Ertson
Mr. Nugent
J. W. Rodewald Insurance Agency
Io Insurance
Valley Ae
J. W. Rodewald
Henry & Kvary
Henry & Henry
Fifth Avenue
Henry & Henry Valley City
N. Dak
Helen Donovan
A. A. Gad
George O. Goulette
Orinka, N. D
Nathalia Potter
Westfrankfort, Ill
Grand Theater
Chas. G. Lund
Ciy
A. E. Higham
Ininnesota
J. CG. Wertin
Wertin
Pargo
William Simonsoms
Marie Simonson
Harry Christianson
Jack McDonald
A. W. Anderson
Portland
Oregon
Izabel Fenstead
Miss Fenstead
Bert Stern
Shoreham, Minn
R. C. Richardson
Sioux Falls
Richardson
St. Paul
Mary Katherine Ritchie
Dean
Harriet Zetterberg
Shoreham
Smith and Zetterberg
Ed. Wyttenbach
Stewart Township
Springdale Farm
Verna Limcke
E. Rosenberger
Selby
S. D
Miss Limcke
Coleman Wagner
Wagner
Oriska
Kate Kern
Richville
Lane
Battie Terdwick
Kansas City, Mo
Rosa Hardwick
Hardwick
Mabel Marley
W W. Smith
Marley
Mrs. Smith
Teachers 7 College
Goodrich
John Zaun
Mr. Zaun
Soo Crossing
Sam
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