Editorial uproar over reforms and finance in Dakota
The piece rails at Republican policy as bonds rise, mocks armament protests, and critiques officials including John Skelton Wilson. It questions pay at the Federal Reserve, notes a Gupta of criticism toward Wells-Dickey Trust interests, and condemns Homebuilders Association cost overruns in Fargo. It cites the state board, insurance officials, and a pending North Dakota Bank appointment. It ends with a sharp blast on alleged law evasion and favoritism cited in housing costs and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N
Merning
A. B. Denault
Jamestown
Bank of North Dakota
Denault
Wells-Dickey Trust Co
Minneapolis
Wells-Dickey Trust) Company
North
Peneral
Bis- Marck
Fargo
Homebuilders Association
Baker
Adams
Knutson
al Wood
Yoey
Trallett
Graham
McClintock
Borgesssess
Anderson
Seeley
Totten
Papers of State Receive Thanks to News Media
Fargo thanks the Times-Record Valley City for its cooperation in the recall election campaign. Theo. G. Nelson signs as head of the Joint Campaign Committee thanking Nestos, Johnson and Kitchen for their installation at the state capitol and for newspaper support statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Times-Record
Valley Cuy
N. Dak
Daly
Joint Campaign Committee
Nestos
Johnson and Kitchen
Theo. G. Nelson
Good Roads Meeting in Valley City Dec 6
Valley City Commercial Club hosts a feed and good roads meeting at Hotel Rudolf with a 75 cent dinner. North Dakota Good Roads Association secretary Will Ty Halbein will discuss the Townsend Bill and how Barnes County may secure federal aid. Reservations via Secretary Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City Commercial Club
Mote Radolf
Ty Halbein
North Dakota State Good Roads Association
Baynes County
Townsend
Barnes County
Moe
Rudolf
North Dakota
Anna Case Rides Over 20 000 Miles Across The Country
Pop soprano Anna Case tours coast to coast, traveling over 20 000 miles this season. She has performed in Detroit Canton Montreal Dallas and many other cities, drawing large crowds and repeat bookings. A December 8 recital in the College Auditorium is announced with praised voice and magnetic stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Case
College Auditorium
Tampa
Fla
Los Angeles
Gal
Seattle
Wash
St. John
N. B
Canada
Miss Case
Detroit
Mich
Canton
Ohio
Montreal
Des Moines
Dallas
Texas
Bnce
Bess Lowry
Miss Anna Case
Woman's Home Companion
Actors dispute billing rewriting show sheet with hot
Eugene Walter relates a story of an anxious actor contesting his credit in a forthcoming production. In a tense moment the manager insists the three sheet ad will list the show title and features, but the actor demands his name appear directly after the title. The manager rejects adding the word with and replaces it with hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Walter
The Missing Letter and Libby Arliss Romance
In a village tale from the 1920s, Libby Arliss and Will Tabor’s letters spark rumors, a letter-retrieval scheme is exposed, and Libby later reveals forgiveness. The lovers finally reconcile, inviting boys to pick ripe pears in Libby’s garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Arliss
Sijie Post
Hun
Willa
Yao
Libby
Tassin
William Taboika
Mr.Tabor
Beewkuwek
Abe
Vane
Whedh
Tin
Man
Libby Arias
Will Tabor Faye
Tracy Wohnny
Steve Marks
Sylvia Temple
Rick
UN Post Office
Icelandic geyser scene during royal visit sparks soap trial
The Icelandic term geyser, tied to hot water jets, becomes household, as promoters plan a soap charged eruption to encourage Iceland’s largest geyser near Tee Jan to erupt for Denmark’s royal party. The display aims to attract attention by exploiting volcanic springs and notable landscape scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Jan
Iceland
Denmark
Witt
Mid Winter Festivities Highlight Evening Dress Styles
A fashion sketch describes formal winter events featuring white gowns and midnight black Spanish lace frocks. Recounted are ivory satin dresses, silver brocade slippers, and beadwork simulating a wide girdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unin
Collapse of German Mark Worsens American Losses
Article outlines historic collapse of the German mark after World War I, reporting estimates of losses to American investors and speculators. It notes billions tied in marks, prices as low as a fraction of a cent, and discussions of oversupply, Reichsbank gold share, and Germany’s debt as causes of the decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Germany
Reichsbank
Borin
Two men plot bank robbery as wartime foes plead guilty
Adolf Pinder and Herman J. Kosel confessed to a 1921 planned attack on the Chugwater state bank in Wyoming. Pinder fled to Bushnell Nebraska after a 110 mile pursuit, while Kosel, a Swiss-born former tailor, was captured in Chugwater. Both men described their alliance as a war on America and its currency, driven by German sympathy and personal gain.
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Germany
Ing
Chugwater
Wyo
Adolf Pinder
Herman J. Kosel
America
Kyeel
Pinder
Kusel
Chogwater
Bushnell
Neb
Kosel
Aw Tuilor
Sterning
Colo
Pfinder
United States
Kugel
Tite
Splex
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Washington
John Skelton Wilsons
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
John Skelton
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Wilson Ad
Es Agginee
BL. Watkins
Atute
Comrtina
Joss of & Thompson
Weigh
Atolen
Minot
7Th
Dakota National Guard
Watkins
Bismarck
Workmen's Compensation Board
Reid
Bureau Commissioner of Insurance Oisness
Chas, Whitcher
Harriet
W. W. Harper
Helen
Skidmore
Wm. Martin
Gussie White
Ed. Harper
Valley City
Chas. Grube
Herman Grube
Oviska
Martin Grube
Aiile Chas
Whitcher Home
Mrs. Win. Martin
John Martin
Mya
Chas,Kube
Morothy Rogers
Vidit
Harriet Whitcher
Alhon Ronzheimer
A.C
Donna Grubv
Jean Getehell
Mike Moko
Miss. Richardson
Getehell
Vwmas Maresh
Gust Yuk
Mrs. Ayres
Mrs. Wilsons
Noland White
Eugene
Oregon
Wm. Ronzheimer
Riverside
Thomas Maresh
John Maresh
Harvey Taylor
Jay Rogers
Waller
Yi Vipers
Jore
Bobbie
Cach
Harold Sinclaire
Lawl
Willlaw
LE Hive
Vost
Guts Ern
Mark
Ollapshe
Leent
United Rolles
Aimer Jcan
Guntur
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