Libel suit over Langer case and court jury outing in North Dakota
The Fargo Courier-News faced a $50,000 libel suit over prior allegations against former attorney general William Langer. A retraction ran this morning, sparking debate over penalties. Justice J B Robinson urges repeal of several taxes and outdated laws, with a future focus on tax relief. The Wahpeton courtroom opened with jurors examined, many challenged, as 32 of the original panel were screened by noon.
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Fargo Courier- News
Wm. Langer
Wahpeton
Courier-News
Langer
North Dakota
Supreme Court
J. B. Robinson
Robinson
State License Department
Prohibition Enforcement Department
State Tax Commissioner
Chas. Pollock
Fargo
Wm. C. Green
Talesmen
Benny Larson
Litchville
Clad Olson
Kathryn
Frank Steidl
Kath
Ryn
J.N. Green
Valley City
Harry Peterson
Leal
Peter Lee
Pillsbury
Farmer
Marie Wick
Oscar Dahl
Toblaa Thompson
M. F. Krogh
John Mortenson
Laverne
Secntion
Peter Rumer
Wimbleton
H. Farrell
Tobias Thompson
Cornelius Pedergon
Darey
FE. C. Thompson
Sanborn
S. C. Carlson
W.H. Price
Wimbledon
Louis A. Sunde
Sunde
G. W. Ohm
Eucea
Olest
Jury panel sworn in for summer trial in court
Special jury completed and sworn in at 4 p m. The jury list includes Christ Olson William Flach RR Kane Lloyd Sampson Lovin A Sunde G W Ohm Peter Rumer Peter Helmers Christ Minsch Earnest Ladbury Fred Getehell Theodore Thilmony The Forum and The Courier News and Grand Forks Herald reporters cover the case as the summer trial proceeds in the courtroom.
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Christ Olson
Wiliam Flach
Kane
Lloyd Sampson
Lovin A. Sunde
G. W. Ohm
Peter Rumer
Peter Helmers
Christ Minsch
Earnest Ladbury
Fred Getehell
Theodore Thilmony
H. D. Paulson
Happy
H. C. Darland
Peoples Opinion
Courier-News
Fargo
Grand Forks Herald
Court names and press interests tied to Judge Cooley term
John Cooley is the nephew of Judge Chas M Cooley presiding at this term of court. The Times-Record and United Press are represented by Lynn Cowell handling the interests.
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John Cooley
Coolley
Chas. M. Cooley
Times-Record
United Preas
Lynn Cowell
Morris Gummer N D Pioneer Reveals Early Dakota Routes
Morris Gummer, father of the accused in a Barnes county murder trial, recalls surveying routes in 1872. He camped along the river at Valley City area and helped move surveyors to Jamestown and Bismarck, while recounting early Dakota life and a hopeful stance on his son's innocence.
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Morris Gummer
Barnes County
Marie Wick
Grygla
Minn
Fargo
Times-Record
Northern Pacific Railroad
Valley City
Mayville
Fresno
Mont
Gummer
Elmer Hildebrandt
Shaefer, N. Dak
Red River
North Dakota
Royal Neighbors District Meeting at Wimbledon
Unity Camp spanning Stutsman and Barnes counties held an all day Royal Neighbors session in Wimbledon with about 46 visiting members. The assembly opened with District Oracle Warner, sixteen candidates received Initiatory work, and officers Si monson Swysiskie Ranney were installed. A June family picnic at Spiritwood Lake was planned, and two campaign captains were honored with pins. Deputy Haaland received a cut glass dish.
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Unity
Stutsian
Barnes
Wimbledon
Midland Railroad
Jamestown
Valley City
Warner
Kenzal
Simonson
Swysiskie
Ranney
Carroll
Spiritwood Lake
Haaland
Robertson to New York on buying trip for store
C R Robertson leaves this evening for New York to buy ready to wear merchandise for his local store. He plans to select classy goods for patrons, aiming for the latest and best from eastern markets.
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C. R. Robertson
New York
Me. Robertson
W. C. High School Basketeers Dominate Fargo Nine
The fast legion quint of the local post beat Fargo 48 to 18 after leading 27 to 8 at halftime. Substitutes sparked a stronger second half while the Ellendale Normal match saw the locals largely control play.
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Legion Quint
Post
K. C
Fargo
Legion
Fargo Basketeers
Ellendale Normal
Teachers College
One S T C Dominates Local Teachers in Lopsided Showdown
The game ended 35 to 4 in favor of the S. T. C. with both sides delivering solid passing. Space constraints prevent a full recap, but the matchups and late-season momentum are clear signs of the home team’s superiority.
Should Salaries Be Increased for Teachers Now
An editorial argues that raising teachers' salaries is essential for democracy and national progress. It cites education as the foundation of citizenship, the need for well trained teachers, and calls for state and federal support, revenue reform, and broader incentives beyond service. The piece reflects NEA perspectives urging timely salary increases.
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National Education Association
N. E. A. “Journal
Senator Ployhar and Hugh McDonald Leave for Bismarck
Senator Frank Ployhar and Hugh McDonald departed on No. 1 train to Bismarck this morning. Ployhar heads to Inok for business matters while McDonald, uncertain of his own agenda, hints at pressing the independent administration to address the state's democratic issues.
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Frank Ployhar
Hugh McDonald
Bismarck
Inok
Hugh
Democrata
Home Economics Club Meeting Delights Members
The Home Economics club met with Mrs. Neil McFadyen Monday evening. There was good attendance and a discussion of topics of current interest. After the program a social hour followed, and the hostess served a dainty but delicious lunch.
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Neil McFadyen
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