Time for Dr Ladd to speak on Nielson boycott
The Fargo Forum calls upon Dr E F Ladd president of the North Dakota Agricultural College to issue a formal public statement clarifying alleged boycotts tied to Miss Minnie J Nielson. The paper urges transparency to counter slander from Townley newspapers and protect Miss Nielson amid political pressure. It emphasizes accountability and urges Ladd to reveal the facts in writing for full publication.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
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Times-Record
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People and events fill Thursday’s Daily items
Mrs Isaac Marsh of Leal visits the city while Bert Weston and wife return from their Portland honeymoon. L A Goux and wife arrive from New York City ahead of rain. Chicago Operatic Company stays at Indred Hotel and performs at the Chautauqua. Mrs V F Nelson and son from Cooperstown arrive and lodge locally. James Guashiers of Otros seeks business in town before leaving for Detroit. City council discusses a new street sprinkler truck as public water needs grow. Local notices promote coal information and July deliveries, with Davies Light Opera Company and Boys and Girls Club event details. Roy R B Larson plans a Fargo to Tokio flight depending on favorable weather. Other reports mention corset dealer Fow ler, Fram brothers, and construction updates on local high school and bank improvements.
Engineers in France Built Railways Under Fire and Created Powerful Searchlights
The War Department reveals the engineering corps achievements in France. It details railway regiments, maintenance units, and construction forces that built 937 miles of track and supplied, including 1,508 locomotives and 18,313 freight cars. It highlights the development of a new, powerful searchlight and the camouflage factory at Dijon, plus lessons for peacetime industry.
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Returned soldiers drive out slanderers in Lemmon area
In Lemmon, South Dakota territory, returned soldiers announce they will act as judges, jurors, and executioners against men who slander the United States army. They report driving one “undesirable” from town and warn a Russian man to leave within 90 minutes or face rough handling. Further actions are implied to purge the community of alleged enemies with warned restraint, urging caution to avoid injustice.
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Fargo
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New Rockford
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Eddy County
Moorhead
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No Pride In Death at Lakewood Park Cemetery
A fragmented account notes Lakewood Park Cemetery association facing criticism over graves for the wealthy. Residents argue for modest memorials and equal treatment in burial honors, with George Thoreg as a key figure cited in the debate.
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Lakewood
Cearge Thoreg
Ty. Geseckation
War Inventions Coming To Light
New wireless telephony and barrage receiver concepts emerge as Civil War era noise suppression and simultaneous sending and receiving ideas are described. Doctor Alexanderson outlines interconnected sending and receiving antennas and home use potential amid war time advances and peacetime prospects.
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New York
America
Ught
F. W. Alexanderson
Institute of Radio Engineers
Weat Thirty-ninth Street
C. A. Hoxie
Schenectady
General Electric Company
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Atlantic
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Europe
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New Brunswick
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Nangen
Germany
France
England
Paternot
Courtship by wire ties lovers seven miles apart
In Ellendale Delaware two telegraph operators Mies Dean Veaney and Edward Host courted via telegraph. They exchanged messages across the seven mile line, practicing long distance sending during leisure moments as their engagement grew. The article notes their devotion and the distant connection forged by the wire.
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Mies Dean ‘Veaney
Edward Host
Redien
CWO
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