Heavy armed patrols as Minot riot aftermath deepens
Minot North Dakota Aug 14 deputies and police armed with rifles and shotguns patrol city streets atop buildings ready to shoot as rioting resumes after 59 I W W men were driven from the city. An addition to the city jail was hastily erected as 130 prisoners crowd the jail. Crowds march, speeches disrupt traffic, and seven ringleaders are arrested amid clashes.
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Minot
N. D
Hera
Leland Hotel
Poice Reserve
W. W
LW. W
Riis
Buldings
New Naturalization Deadline Threatens County Residents
The Courier News reports a federal order from R. B. Coleman requiring final proofs within seven years of first papers or lose citizenship rights. The Sept 27 law affects those with papers issued after Sept 27, 1905, threatening homestead entries and broad citizen status. In Minot, 40 inmates amid WW outbreaks join militant suffragists in protests, while publicized troubles involving young girls emerge in Cando.
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Courier-News
District Court
Coleman
Naturalization Department
Minot
N. D
England
Jamestown
Cando
Marked card draw ends with would be holdup in Fingal
In Fingal last week a group of Pullman tourists played draw in a box car. One man won most, detected marked cards, grabbed the winnings, and repaid losers. The crook bought a revolver, failed at a hold up, lost the gun, and left town after the incident reported by Fingal Herald.
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Fingal
Fingal Herald
North Dakota Lignite Menaces Coal Trust
A North Dakota report confirms a practical briquetting process for lignite developed by Dean E. J. Bassett of the state school of mines. A Minot briquetting plant is planned, potentially supplying cheap clean fuel to Minneapolis and reducing dependence on coal trusts.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Dean E. J. Bassett
State School of Mines
Minot
Northwest
Coal Trust
Hailstorm Reported At Beach North Dakota
Reports from Beach North Dakota say a vast area around the town was hail blown out yesterday covering about twenty miles. Uncut grain is reportedly destroyed and the storm was severe, with extensive damage in the region. In Grand Forks a stray male body was found near Larimore depot after the Oriental Limited passed.
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N. D
Dolph Weise
Monrose Avenue
Chicago
Graceland
Great Northern
Larimore
Oriental Limited
Elding
Twenty Horses Die From Heat Across Harvest Fields
The Stacy Mercantile Company reports twenty horses dying from overheating during yesterday’s harvest work and related dangers in surrounding areas. Farm hands are risking accidents near harvesting machinery. one farmer uses a red flag to pause machinery until safe.
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Stacy Mercantile Company
Railroad Man Sees Excellent Conditions For Shipping
J L Burnham Northern Pacific traveling freight agent expresses optimism for Valley City and North Dakota. He notes phenomenal grain shipments last year and steady movement this year, with increased freight cars and better unloading help easing delays. He cites coal season ahead and slower grain marketing as favorable factors. Burnham heads to Fargo this afternoon.
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Valley City
Barnes County
North Dakota
J. L. Burnham
Northern Pacific
Mr. Burnham
Burnham
Fargo
Hoboes Sentenced After Police Raid in Moe's Court
Police rounded up 16 hoboes near the high line and brought them before Judge Moe. Each received ten days at hard labor with a chance to leave town in 15 minutes. One man got thirty days on a related charge. Ole Ross Anderson Sunde died Friday at his North Town home at age twenty. Funeral at Scandinav y Baptist Church Sunday 3 p.m. Interment at Woodbine Cemetery. E A Greenwood and family moved into G D Jones residence on Normal Age.
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Main Street
William Murray
Jack Law
Jack Allen
Judge Moe
Ole Ross Anderson Sunde
Baptist
A. M. Jorgenson
Woodbine Cemetery
Impeachment Turmoil In Albany Affects Salzer Glynn
Albany report notes William Sulzer, elected NY governor, facing impeachment by the lower house yet maintaining control of the executive mansion while Lieutenant Governor Glynn acts from a side room near the senate chamber. The conflict remains purely political with Sulzer and counsel contesting the assembly action. Charles W. Nelson, Barnes County auditor, attends state board of equalization in Bismarck and follows Barnes county exhibit plans for the exposition next fall.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
William Salzer
G. Glynn
Tam Many
Sulzer
Glynn
Charles W. Nelson
Barnes County
State Board of Equalization
Nelson
Bismarck Tribune
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