Bowen backs Langer in Bowen murder case effort
Mrs. M K Bowen widowed farmer supporter selects Judge S Nichols of Mandan as special prosecutor in the Beach murder case. She asks Attorney General Langer to appoint Nichols, with Frank Evans aiding, and requests Albert Sheets Jr as department representative. Evans defends Langer and states he found no poison in Bowen investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
N. D
L. Nuchols
Mandan
M. K. Bowen
William Langer
Langer
Alayera
Bowen
Bowen Aguer
Ihen
Tuesaday
Hiram Stedd
Langdon
Jesse, Starkweather
Hebron
George Hanson
Bowman
Lauder
Wahpeton
Amidon
Standard Oil Company
Capitol
House of Cards
Nichols
Frazier
Frank Evans
Evans
Courier-News
North Dakota
Burleigh
Aroand Beach
M. E
Powder River
Besch
Geo. Beauchams
Bismarck
G” Srnor
Miles City
Caryle
Beauchamp
Baker
M. E. Bowen
Mr. Evans
Gov
Ass Langer
Heaby
Pama
Vera
Wepensen
Nielson stripped of power by North Dakota board
Miss Minnie J. Nielson, state superintendent of public instruction, is told by Rev. George A. Totten and the North Dakota Board of Administration that her duties will be limited and controlled, with an educational commission to standardize courses and certify teachers. The move follows a request by Nielson’s rival, A. P. Hollis, and the appointment of E. P. Crain as certificate clerk. The board disputes her protest and proceeds with the restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minnie J. Nielson
George A. Totten
State Board of Administration
Miss Nielson
Educational Commission
Board of Administration
A. P. Hollis
Agricultural College
Niel C. Macdonald
Advisory Board of Education
Nielson
Educational Commission of
Hollis
E. P. Crain
Neil Macdonald
Capitol
John N. Hagan
Messrs
Totten
Casey
Muir
Tiggan
Maran
Board
Crain
Macdonald
Mr. Totten
Peral
Hagan
Traveling act Glenn Moe and friends conclude regional tour
Glenn Moe Johnny Kane and Fred Jacobson wrap a several week tour through Montana Idaho Wyoming and North Dakota. They report traveling agrees with them and plan another trip soon. Dr C L Kjerstad, recent Florida call strom assignment psychologist, left for Canton South Dakota for six weeks. The unit hopes to see them again soon.
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Glenn Moe
Johnny Kane
Fred Jacobson
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
North Dakota
Mr. Jeccbaon
C. L.kjerstad
Canton
Kjerstad
Callstrom Agistion Field
Florida
Prices of Shoes Driven by Profits, FTC Report Says
Washington report by the Federal Trade Commission charges packers, tanners, manufacturers, and retailers with unwarranted price increases from 1914 to 1918. It cites higher profits, margins, and a widening spread between packer hides and country hides as evidence.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Clever Capture by Police Officers
Chief of Police Swanson and Patrolman Fred King captured two young automobile thieves from Wildwood near Stillwater Minnesota. D Nelson and T Stanwick stole a Studebaker four cylinder touring car and attempted to flee to Fargo. Swanson and King blocked the car at East Main street bridge. the car struck the chief but both officers ordered halt with King drawing a gun. The prisoners were transferred to Cass County Deputy Sheriff Kramer for Minnesota authorities, praising the local police for a fine job.
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Swanson
Fred King
Wildwood
Stillwater
Minn
D. Nelson
T. Stanwick
King
East Main Street Bridge
Mr. King
Cass County
Kramer
Fargo
Minnesota
Merry Fight On State Finances And Anderson Wedding
North Dakota faces a fragile general fund with debates over transfers and warrants as Auditor Kositzky defends moves to fund state institutions. In Fergus Falls Miss Birdie Thorkelson weds Lt. S. Cuyler Anderson of Fargo, ceremony held at Dr. Sherping’s home with family present.
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Anderson
Fergus Falls
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Kositzky
Koda
State Hospital For
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
General Fund
General land—Bismarck Tribune
Birdie Thorkelson
Valley City
S. Cuyler Anderson
Jackson Apartments
Fargo
C. T. Sherping
Ralph Sherping
Mrs. Anderson
Valley City High School
University of North Dakota
Synergos Fraternity
Death of Mrs L Mork at Bismarck
Mrs. Lawrence Mork died at Bismarck hospital August 8 1919 aged 21 years 6 months 8 days. She moved from Sanborn to Sterling last spring and returned for burial at the Sandeen home in Svea township. Funeral services were held at the house conducted by Rev Lassesson with many mourners in attendance. She leaves her husband two children her mother and seven siblings. The Sanborn Enterprise notes community sympathy.
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Lawrence Mork
Sterling
Bismarck Hospital
Sanborn
Elma Sandeen
Svea Township
Lassesson
Sandeen
Aeex
Sanborn Enterprise
In Memoriam Makoti Sentinel’s Decline and Death
The Makoti Sentinel founded June 1 1916 died June 26 1919 after a long illness called Miering Tinea with Towney entus at age three. The bereaved staff mourns the loss while creditors await settlement and funeral plans include burial outside the state under Leavenworth prison.
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Makoti Sentinel
Ingster
N. D
The
Sentinel
Leavenworth Rison
300 Strikers Return to Work in Marmarth Turmoil
About 300 striking Milwaukee railroad workers at Marmarth North Dakota returned to work after accepting Attorney General William Langer and Assistant Sheets arbitration terms. Deputized soldiers protected people and property as talks continued. Rentals would be paid during the strike pending period.
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Bismarck
N. C
Milwaukee Railroad
Marmarth
William Langer
Aassistant
Sheets
Milwaukee
Carl Lindquist
Langer
Albert E. Sheets
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Nuchols
B. Langer
M. Hi. Dreyer
East
Times-Records
the Advisory Commission
Bank of
Husinses
Jac
U. S
L. Mork
Reidman-Ellis Company
Memoriam
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