North Dakota News Roundup High Tension and Protests
A fragmented wall of letters cites Governor Frazier and Townley related disputes. Readers note North Dakota farmers stand ready to share straw for feed amid strikes and labor concerns. Local editorials attack political labels and pacifist sentiments while discussing O Hare and Jesus in wartime discourse. Objections rise to Townley influence and IWW loyalty claims in state politics. Actual notices include teacher examinations in Valley City on August 14 15 1919.
Compensation Act Critique From North Dakota Leader
Justice James E. Robinson argues the workmen compensation act is timely and proven Yet he warns against it becoming a revenue source for a private fund controlled by a three member commission The critique notes lack of appeal power and opaque fare classifications and criticizes high board salaries and state monopolies on insurance.
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Samuel Gompers
Victor Berger
House of Representatives
Special
Berger
American Federation of Labor
North Dakota
Rossis
James E. Robinson
Bismarck
Be & Matter
Townley Libel Case Heads to North Dakota Supreme Court
The Ward County libel suit against Townley and co defendants, including J. W. Brin and C. H. Gordon, was upheld by the North Dakota Supreme Court after Judge Leighton overruled a demurrer. The case centers on alleged harmful statements about Townley in Courier-News and other papers during the 1917 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Ward
J. A. Englund
Kenmare News
Endund
Townley Cazsad
Courier- News
North Dakota Leader
League
Camsit
J. W. Brin
Wyatt
John Weinberger
Tom ‘ Floste
C. H. Gordon
Leighton
Supreme Court
Jackson
North Dakota
North Dakota Supreme Court
Homecoming of Lieut Jack McDonald Highlighted
Lieut Jack McDonald son of Hugh McDonald recently returned from France and arrived home last night. He served with Hankinson company in the North Dakota regiment, saw heavy action in France, and helped anchor the R 34 airship on Roosevelt Field. A cherry jelly exhibit will be shown Thursday in Siegfried's Drug Store window with demonstrations by Emma E DeWitt County Home Demonstration Agent.
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Jack McDonald
Hugh
McDonald
France
Hankinson Company
And
North Dakota
Camp Greene
America
Jack
New Russia
Lieut
Roosevelt Field
Siegfried
Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed for Mr and Mrs Bruns
Saturday July 26 1018 marked the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry R Bruns in Valley City. Sons daughters and friends organized a day of surprises with two addresses by Rev Koenig and Rev Koerner and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rruns
Brung
Farfo
Fred Marshall
W. H. Koenig
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Valley City Mission
Koenig
Bruns
Gerd Bruns
H. R. Bruns
W. F. Koerner
St. Paul
Valley City Rivers Race To Crown Motor Boat Champ
J B Meyers plans a river series on the Sheyenne for Valley City and Barnes County with a clay pipe prize and chewing gum award. The Prof bets his craft is fastest and boasts loudly while rivals plot a counter move to outsmart him on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Meyers
Valley City
Barnes County
Mone Arafiahie Pees Colee
Sheyenne
Paten
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P. R. Trubshaw
Official Paper
Wall City
Insipid Jones
Frazier
MR. Young
Congressman Young
Congressional Directory
Sinclair
League Bureau
Fargo Forum
Times-Record
Wilson
Congress
Courier-News
Fargo
Times-Recent
Chairan
J. Randahl
State Railroad Commission
Aandahl
Mr. Aandahl
Asadahi
Randahl
Arch Tribune
THE
Discovery
Jesus
Christ
Troszky
Lenine
Kate Richard O'Hare
Kate Richards O’hare
Bowman
Montana
Bismarck Tribune
O'Hare
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the Treasury
Randall
Russia
Germany
Stutaman
North
Dakot
Normal School
Nellie B. Whitcher
TRE Compensation Act
Minnesota
Kaiser Bill
United States
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Y. M. Cal
Governor Frazier
Debs
Kate
LW. W’s
LaMoure Chronicle
LaMoure County
LaMoure
N. P. Railroad
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Lsbor
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Geire
Colomel
Aeri
U. S
Zis
Emma E. Dewitt
High Kane
F. Luessen &Son
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