Governor Nestos on policing workers and criminals in harvest
The governor defends police enforcement of state laws against loafers and criminals at harvest time. He urges sheriffs constables and officials to clear jungles guard streets and enforce vagrancy and concealed weapon laws to protect workers and crop wealth. He notes burglars and whiskey runners may infiltrate from cities and pledges full support from the administration and Attorney General.
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Sladesie
Omaha
Valley City Country Club hosts Club Cup round two results
The Second Round of the Club Cup Match at Valley City Country Club saw Caley, Peterson, Earley, Palmer, Pray, Roberts, Lund win their matches and Myhre default. Next, a postponed Mixed Two Ball Foursome is set for two this afternoon with 24 ladies expected to pair up. On Tuesday Jamestown teams visit, play starts promptly at two to accommodate travel plans.
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Valley City Country Club
Caley
Krogh
Peterson
Bassett
Earley
Mudgett
Palmer
Kelly
Pray
Zimmerman
Roberts
Turgeon
Myhre
Dahl
Lund
Jamestown
Valley City
Northern Pacific Prepares Hotel for Strikebreakers in Local Yards
The Mandan Pioneer reports extensive preparations in the local railroad yards to house strikebreakers. A gang of carpenters is erecting a large hotel with capacity for about 52 men, plus additional buildings planned. Foremen warn the shelter will be warm enough for winter. Similar facilities exist in Billings, Laurel, and Jamestown, with crews set to move to Dickinson afterward.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Uty
Carmen
Yiew
Havin
Billings
Laurel
Jamestown
Carpenter Force
Dickinson
Mandan Pioneer
Barberry Rust Found In Kolette County Plantings
Four U.S. Department of Agriculture workers surveyed Kolette County this summer locating three barberry plantings. A hedge of 43 bushes near St Johns showed heavy rust with nearby Durum wheat also affected. a 12-bush hedge at a Belcourt church cemetery showed slight rust. a 35-bush hedge near a Marquis wheat field caused severe damage including a rusted field. Rust spreads southeast from plantings, with rye ten miles southeast also heavily infected.
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Kolette
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Theo. C. Meldahl
Mr. Meldahl
St. Johns
Altho
Belcourt
Saloon Keeper Kills Two Bandits After Surviving Assault
In St Paul on August 22 saloon keeper Nick Bayliss was knocked unconscious by three bandits who struck him behind the bar. He recovered and fatally shot two attackers, while a third escaped. One attacker later died from chest wounds and another died in hospital. Police say the second attacker is known as Butcher Lee.
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St. Paul
Cluphen
Nick Bayliss
Lee
Bayliss
Political maneuvering in Capital City over third party ticket
From inside sources in Bismarck it is reported the Nonpartisans are considering adding a state ticket. A leaders conference will decide. Possible independent candidacies could influence Frazier's senate bid and nominations on the Republican state ticket. Debate centers on McCumber as an independent option to block radicals like Frazier. Local officials and journalists weigh potential outcomes and party loyalties across North Dakota.
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Bismarck
Frazjier
Senate
Golden Valley
Washington
McCumber
Fraeier
Frazier
Mae
DeCumber
Congress
Courier-News
Bismarck Tribune
O'Connor
Miners prepare return as strike nears settlement
Philadelphia reports up state coal miners lining up resumption within a week as anthracite workers and operators meet to settle the strike. Both sides seek a compromise on arbitration board terms while Thompson Yards advances new buildings and a note on a popular local figure adds a personal aside.
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Philadelphia
Arbitration Board
Safer Than Cash Travelers Checks Ad
Safer Than Cash advertisement promotes Travelers Checks for travel funds. It highlights compact durable wallets, denominations of 10 20 50 and 100 dollars, low cost, and insurance against loss delays and embarrassments.
Col Mudgett Decorated With Distinguished Service Medal
Col. C. F. Mudgett received the Distinguished Service Medal last evening at the Masonic Temple in a ceremony attended by Major W. F. Harrell and a large crowd. The citation praised his meritorious service with the Adjutant General's Office and the American Expeditionary Forces during demobilization. Lieut. Gilman Mudgett, just graduated from West Point, was among the first to congratulate his father.
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Masonic Temple
W. F. Harrell
United States Army
Col. C, FP
Mudgett
R. J. McDonald
Col. Mudgett
Ue Hoe
Harrell
Charles FP. Mudgett
Adjutant Enemy’s Department
United Stats Army
Adjutant General's Office
General Headquarters American Expeditionary Forces
General Headquarters, American Expeditionary Forces
D. S. Ritchie
Lieut
Gilman Mudgett
West Point
Lignite Will Keep N. D. Warm
North Dakota relies on lignite to heat homes this winter as outside coal becomes negligible. Only 4 percent of normal Duluth Superior coal was available by July 1, with outside supply limited. North Dakota mined about 800000 tons of lignite annually, totaling 1500000 tons of coal used statewide. 700000 tons may be unavailable this year. Governor Nestos and state officials seek federal guarantees and boost lignite production to meet winter demand.
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North Dakota
Northwest
Nestos
State Fuel Administration
United States
Bell System Directors Honor Alexander Bell With Resolution
The Bell System directors adopt a formal resolution praising Alexander Graham Bell for creating the telephone and advancing human service. They commend his fearless invention, dedication to humanity, and the global impact of his work, noting the debt owed by Bell System employees for the opportunity to serve.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Alexander Graham Bell
Leese
Unie Company
Zabel Boyd auto crash injures Mrs Zabel heading to park
Mrs C A Zabel remains at home with severe bruises after a crash at the corner of west First street and Riverside avenue. Amanda Zabel drove the car. Burton Boyd and a third speeding vehicle were cited in the unavoidably collided scene. The family planned a birthday picnic for Judge Zabel at Chautauqua Park when the accident occurred.
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C. A. Zabel
Amanda Zabel
M. J. Boyd
Final Street
City Park
Zabel
Boyd
Burton Boyd
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