Cox Accepts Democratic Nomination in Dayton Speech
Governor James M. Cox formally accepted the Democratic nomination for president and attacked Senator Harding’s peace plan as disingenuous. He endorsed ratifying the peace treaty with caution, supported league participation, and urged honoring Allied commitments while avoiding past bitterness. He criticized Republican diplomacy and warned against a separate peace with Germany. He avoided addressing prohibition and urged enforcement of law as essential to constitutional fidelity. He noted Wilson only briefly and condemned Republican discourtesy to the president.
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Cox
Dayton
James M. Cox
Harding
Germany
League
White House
Wilson
Editors Combine Pleasure With Work at North Dakota Convention
Fargo August seventh report on the North Dakota editors gathering for their annual press convention at Lake Lizzie Minnesota. They plan a baseball game between weeklies and dailies and announce Jamestown as the 1921 assembly site. Officers elected include L. J. Bowen president and J. H. Kraemer second vice president.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Lake Lizzie
Minn
Jamestown
Grand Forks
L. J. Bowen
Hope
Printer’s Union
National Association
C. D. Stiles
McKenzie
H. C. Headling
National
J. F. T. O'Connor
Fusion
American Legion
Mexico
P. J. Harrington
North Dakota Legion
Mystery surrounds injuries to comedian Slavin
Mysterious injuries to comedian John Slavin remained unclear as of Sunday. McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, and Wingfield Liggett were with Slavin at a club when an unnamed man attacked McGraw. Slavin allegedly aided McGraw, who was severely beaten in two encounters, with police seeking details.
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New York
John Slavin
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Slavin
Wingfield Liggett
Timely message about Waldron Lynne and Isabel Vane affair
Waldron Lynne wins a garden romance trap by mischief and charm in Earlville. He courts Miss Isabel Vane, heiress under two guardians, John Wayland and a Brocton guardian, while Wayland blocks meetings. A folded note reveals a planned train meeting, altering guardianship and potential elopement.
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Earlville
Mrs. Lynne
Waldron
Wayland Place
Isabel Vane
Brocton
John Wayland
Crotchery
Stern
Tsehel
Isabel
Miss Vane
Willis
Broceton
Bel Vane
Valley City Notes and Local Visitors Report
Friday notes Valley City people and visitors from Larimore Enderlin Bemidji Fargo and Mitchell. Guests include Mrs F J Bignall Sanborn and Mrs H S Harris Enderlin while Mrs E G Anderson Jamesown and Mrs Wylie Nielson Bemidji plan brief trips. Car theft reported Frank Walker’s touring car. aviator Harry Davidson and Leo Weataver head toward Mandan then Montana.
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Harry Davidson
Leo Weataver
Mandan
Montana
Summer school's close as conference urged attendance
The text notes the Normal school's six week summer session ends with high attendance and many students departing tonight for homes across the state and beyond. Professors will take vacation until late September. Dry weather and fire risk are warned, while harvest boosts hardware firms and machine stores. Wheat rust damages yield, estimated around fifteen bushels per acre, with Burleigh county seeing a ten to fifteen percent drop.
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Burleigh
Pretty miscellaneous shower for Miss Hedstrum at Zimmerman home
A shower at the L. A. Zimmerman home honored Miss Florence Hedstrum with about sixty five guests. Hosts Mrs Rodewald Switzer and Chaffee presented gifts including silverware linen and glassware. Hedstrum sang numbers and Miss Marion Messer read. A lunch followed and flowers decorated the rooms and porch.
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L. A. Zimmerman
Florence Histrum
Mesdames Zimmerman
Rodewald
Switzer
Chaffee
Miss Hedstrum
Marion Messer
Valley City Beats Bismarck In 4 1 Victory
Valley City defeated Bismarck 4 to 1 last evening. Charley Boardman was expected to start for Valley City pitching, and the win followed a strong performance after three games with Minot. The Bis marck series ends with today's game.
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Valley City
Bismarck
Charley Boardman
Valley
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Genevieve
Spokane, Wash
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Mitchell
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Times-Record
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Swanson
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Wells County Farmer
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Raleigh
Washington
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Scott’s. Fat Ld
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van Houten
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Graduate Univ, of Pennsylvania
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Lawyers Valley City
Theodore 8. Lindland
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Minnesota
Thief River Falls
C. E. Johnson
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E. A. Pray
Scott & Bowne
Drs. Feathe
Rstone
American Exchange Building
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Pioneer Radiator CO
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