William Langer to speak at Chautauqua Park June 25
North Dakota politics and national issues fill the page. Governor candidate William Langer will address a June 25 audience at Chautauqua Park, delivering red hot material and drawing crowds. the piece also highlights court decisions on federal amendments, suffrage, prohibition, and notes a Griggs Steele county picnic with Langer and speakers planned for June 24 at Fluto's grove.
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Gossip from the state capital and pardon pleas
Kate Richards O Hare, jailed five years for seditious wartime utterances in North Dakota, is released from federal prison. A Bowman arrest preceded her sentence. Governor Lynn J Frazier forwards a pardon petition to the president, urging action against what he calls an injustice. Debs and committee ties surface as political pulse shifts in the east with Birchenough and Streeter drawing crowds.
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Debs
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Frazier
East
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Birchenough
Streeter
American Legion
Valley City and Giants battle in long fielding game
In a river of errors and timely hits Valley City beats Giants with late scoring. Pate extended his three hits while Gessner Becker Goheen Wingfield Johnson Thurston and McGovern produced multi run plays. Multiple innings showcase Valley City offense and defensive miscues amid a crowded field.
Valley City Fans See Real Baseball
Valley City thrashed the Winnipeg Colored Giants in a local ball game seen by about a thousand fans. The locals showcase a strengthened nine, Adams pitched superbly in his first start, and the lineup includes Gessner Beck er Goheen Wingfield Thurston O Hare Johnson and others. The Giants, part of the eastern Colored League, proved aggressive in the late innings as Valley City battled for baserunning and scoring opportunities.
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