Jorgensen Justified in Tax Commission Case
The article reports that State Auditor Jorgensen was justified in questioning payment of certain bills tied to a tax commission case. It explains the auditor’s duty to audit only valid appropriations, cites the supreme court extract, and notes the commission's demand for a $24,900 annual appropriation, with the court granting more than requested.
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Jorgensen
Supreme Court
Tax Commissioner
Tax Commission
Tar Commission
Income tax debate and pension abuses stir South Globe worry
The Democratic fight over a proposed income tax shifts stance from $4,000 to $2,000 expenditures while granting exemptions that favor married and child dependent families. Critics condemn assumptions favoring population size, warn of socialistic pensions, and note Ohio’s pension cases as examples. The Senate committee’s handling risks entangling policy in a bog of exemptions and unintended consequences.
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South Globe Democrat
Ohio
Kentucky
Senate
Perjury charge shadows North Dakota jeweler case
Axel Lyster, a North Dakota jeweler, was arraigned on perjury charges after failing to recall testimony given to the State's Attorney about a liquor violation. He had previously testified, later recanting, while August Leino faces trial for alleged flax theft worth 1200 dollars. Local attendees reported at Chautauqua events and Old Settlers Day notices.
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Lakota
N. D
Axel Lyater
G. Skulason
Lyster
August Leino
Disappointment Over Administration Delays Prompts Calls for Action
The reader laments administrative delay causing economic stagnation across sectors. The Democratic promises are cited, and a rapid decision by any enacted law is urged for national benefit. The postal department dismissals of Republican postmasters are linked to a one-term outlook and anticipated tariff stability.
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Democratic Party
Postal Department
Weather brings smiles to rain drenched farmers around town
Heavy rains disappointed some pleasure seekers yet greatly benefit grain and pastures. A farmer drives to town in the downpour, soaked but with a broad good natured smile, showing life is still worth living despite the weather.
Governor Hanna Praised by Veterans For Support At Campout
Governor Hanna joined veterans on their camping trip, shared meals, and used his own funds to cover expenses. Veterans accepted the gesture as a compliment and uniformly praised Mr. Hanna for his help.
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Hanna
Governor Stubbs Named Potential 1916 Presidential Candidate
Announcement states Kansan Governor Stubbs may enter the 1916 race as a third party contender. Reports suggest other hopefuls could join, aiming for a seatStubbs once sought.
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Stubbs
Kansan
Moose
Goy. Stubbs
Farm Boys Encampment at Valley City Chautauqua
The Minneapolis Journal features a column picture of the Farm Boys Encampment at Valley City Chautauqua. It calls the event the largest encampment of Farm Boys ever held and highlights Valley City and Barnes County as benefiting from the Chautauqua. The article lauds progress, notes infancy, and urges local support and cooperation to reach the assembly’s high goals.
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Minneapolis Journal
Valley City Chautauqua
Valley City
Barnes County
Chautauqua
United States
Youula
Campin at Valley City Chautauqua Inspires Old Folks
Editors Nelson and Jongeward with brides visit Valley City for Press day at Chautauqua Park. They praise the program and surroundings, noting Nelson’s Litchville Bulletin role and Jongeward’s recent marriage while newlyweds receive attention. The piece celebrates a second honeymoon vibe and plans to return next summer.
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Chautauqua
Nelson
Jongeward
Valley City
Chautauqua Park
Litchville
Kakota
Minn
North Dakota
Minnesota
Thin Paper
For Sale Cheap Trade For What You Have And Don’t Want
Old farmer ad listing items for trade or sale including an 8 foot McCormick binder a gang plow 12 foot drill a disc harrow a bob sleigh a wagon with box and hay rack a light buggy two sets of work harness a horse cultivator a blacksmith forge anvil and drill a 13 year old 1400 pound mare a seven room house a lot and barn contact George Holt 611 Eighth Avenue or phone 18L TAL3d-lw
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McCormick
George Holt
Eighth Avenue
Sudden Change Leads Carpenter Into Murder Case
Tom Mockies, a passing carpenter, intervneds when a robber attacks a well dressed man. The benefactor dies from a stab wound. Tom is captured by locals and detained, facing murder charges he did not commit. He plans escape as authorities prepare to travel to the county seat twenty miles away.
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Tom Mockies
Tom
Mackina
Thors
Sterbabavo
Genius for Freedom Ends Manhunt in Escape Tale
A violent strangler named Tom Mackin appears in a lurid pursuit across a rural town. He feigns illness to gain aid from a grocer, then writes a letter in lemon juice to reveal a plan. Ellen Mackin helps him escape by swapping clothes after a daring improvised jailbreak. The sheriff’s pursuit ends with an untraced couple fleeing abroad.
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Fan
Tom
Theo
Brat
Abe
Ellen
Tom Macking
Johnny Juniper and the rocking horse tale goes wrong
A mother narrates a nursery tale about Johnny Juniper and his wooden rocking horse. Johnny, sick and curious, uses turpentine as medicine on the horse, wrapping its throat and legs with rags, causing the paint to peel and the horse to look ruined. The mother notes the horse is sick and that only oil on the spring would have helped, not the dangerous medicine.
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Tore
Daddy
Johnny Juniper
Oras
Johany
Alck
Johnny
Jack
Evelyn
Korate
Ol' Dobbin
Borme
Johony
Debbie
Horale
Jobony
Dobbin
Palmero seeks county seat amid state activity
News notes K DEMOCRACY in North Dakota report Palmero pursuing county seat, Fargo preparing to host Glidden tourists, and recent robberies in New Rockford. Weather and crop outlook improve with widespread rain. A paving project in Mandan calls for 23 100 yards of bitulithic on a concrete base to finish by September.
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North Dakota
Mandan
Kennedy
Fargo
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