Senators Seek Reasons for Troop Deployment to Dalmatian Islands
Senators in Washington press the administration for explanations why any troop deployment is made to the Dalmatian Islands though the nation is not at war. The piece also covers the North Dakota state supreme court ruling on fund transfers, a push to use Fort Lincoln as a permanent mill post, and political hints about General Leonard Wood's candidacy prospects amid race-related unrest in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tran
Dalmatain Islands
Leonard Wood
Bismarck
Fort Lincoln
Wood
Omaha
Central Division
Fargo School of Business Seeks Stenographers and Bookkeepers
The Fargo School of Business lists job openings for stenographers at a piano company bank agricultural college wholesale firm law office and for a stenographer and bookkeeper at a hide and fur company Register with the Employment Bureau after training for a placement. The bureau functions as a clearinghouse for office help with day and night classes in higher accounting starting Oct 6 and promotes attendance at an accredited school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo School of Business
Hide and Fur Company
Fargo
Independent Voters Association Field Men Hold Meeting
A meeting of field men and executive officers at the Independent Voters Association headquarters reports that many Towley supporters realize they were misled. Fieldmen advocate aggressive local organizing to form local units and delegate representation for the state meeting.
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Hatton
Traill County
Traill
Steele
Grand Forks
Association
Independent Voters Association
Chain Store Conditions Report Urges $15 Minimum Wage
Miss Helen Farkasch special investigator reports dire living and working conditions for women in North Dakota chain stores. Eight hour six days wages from 7.50 and up. rooming costs from 16 dollars for single rooms. She cites high living costs and calls for at least 15 dollars weekly as minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Farkasch
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Miss Farkasch
North Dakota
United States
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Miss Parkasch
Fargo
Gate City
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Paroled bank thief sought again on grand larceny charge
Bismarck Oct 1 David H Ugland a former cashier at Security State Bank of Knox North Dakota sought on a warrant and complaint by Attorney General William Langer for grand larceny. Langer objects to parole claiming the nine month sentence for a $200000 heist is unjust and prompts re arrest by States Attorney Victor Wardrope. Alleged theft occurred October 1918 involving flax loads moved to an elevator at Pleasant Lake and later split with Ugland.
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Bismarck
David H. Ug~land
Security State Bank of
Knox
N. D
Board of Parole
William Langer
Langer
Upland
Victor Wardrope
Benson County
Uglani
R. H. Shure
Ugland
Pleasant Lake
Red Cross Notes Letters Recited by War Risk Bureau
Real letters described by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance reveal requests for support and care from affected families. Phrases show concerns over allotments, health, household care, and delayed pay, reflecting the hardships faced by relatives of missing or deceased service members.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
War casualties and Red Cross scale outlined
The report cites about 20 000 disabled men from the war with 57.4 percent from disease and 42.4 percent from wounds. Of 8 480 wounded, 62.6 percent spared limb amputation. U S casualties reach 230 000 by Feb 1 1919 with 67 percent wounded and 13.8 percent killed. It details the Red Cross nationwide structure and the Barnes County Chapter in Valley City.
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United States
The
Red Cross
Barnes County
Valley Ci
Supreme court clears transfers except $13000 in Wallace case
North Dakota supreme court rules transfers from the general fund to special funds are valid except for $13,000 in George Wallace v Kositzky. Justice Bronson writes the opinion with two concurring justices. dissent by Christianson, Robinson supports paying Wallace's August salary first. The decision counters claims of broader illegal transfers and notes a large accrued unpaid claims pile due to funds shortage.
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W. W
State Supreme Court
Karl Kositzky
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Supreme Court
Carl Kositzky
George Wallace
Birdzell
Grace
Christianson
Robinson
Mr. Wallace
Nonpartisan League Administration
Justice Bronson
Wallace
Morley
Local notes from the city and region
Wednesday notices report Mrs Arthur Coleman leaving for Ithaca Michigan and travelers from Sanborn Fargo Hazelton Clark and Bismarck visiting or in town. Officials warn First Primary Grades admissions while a church council meeting at Congregational church is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 30.
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G. W. Hanna
Church Council of the Congregational Church
Local Notes From Valley City and Laverne
Valley City visitors and local events fill the page. Moderator Frank H. Seldon discusses manual training and the mechanical age. Hazel Nielson shares war work experiences. Mrs. Candanger hosts a church lunch with preserves and a pastor gift. Mrs. Johns surprised on her birthday by 25 ladies. Two men, John Smith and William Albrecht, are injured in a train crossing accident near Laverne while driving a Ford. both receive hospital care.
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Frank H. Seldon
Valley City
N. D
Geo. Tenney
Home Economic Club
John Enerson
Hazel Nielson
Julius Johns
Fourth Avenue
Mrs. Johns
John Smith
William Albrecht
Laverne
Great Northern
Great Northern Flyer
Smith
Albrecht
Linn Wood
George Reidman
Dr. Zimmerman
Mr. Reidman
Riverside Hospital
Hudson
Getchell Prairie Notes Students Depart for Hope and Valley City
Marian White leaves Getchell Prairie for Hope to teach for the year. Ida, Audry Holcomb and Edna Whitcher travel to Grand Forks. Ida and Audry return. Edna stays for school. Mrs. J. M. White returns from hospital to visit family. Ed Whitcher and relatives visit at J. H. Whitcher home. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Fred Getchell and plans a November sale. Edith Stowell visits from Valley City. Wm. Ronzheimer heads to Canada. Zeller to house-sit. Social visits at J. H. White, Lloyd Sampson, and others. Normal opens with many arrivals. housing for students tight. Allen pleads for local homes and rooms to accommodate newcomers. Will Rich and Archie Rich visit Valley City. stay with C. E. Thayer.
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Getchell
Prairie
Marian White
Hope
Ida
Audry Holcomb
Edna Whitcher
Grand Forks
Audry
J. M. White
M. M. White
Ed Whitcher
Mr. Cook
St. Paul
Chas
J. H. Whitcher
Fred Getchell
Edith Stowell
Valley City
Wm. Ronzheimer
Canada
Zeller
Ronzheimer
J. Rogers
Dorothy
J. H. White
Martha Deskins
Lloyd Sampson
Hayes
Ben Wilson
Harris Wilson
Luther Brown
Chas. Whitcher
Andrewberg
Harvey Taylor
Jay Rogers
Allen
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Capitol
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United Stats
Arthur Coleman
Ithica, Michigan
A. B. Amundson
Sanborn
A. Y. Moore
Wimbledon
W. H. Pray
Beach
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N. C. Macdonald
A. B. Benson
Hazelton, N.D
M. C. Thoreson
J.N. Bassett
Clark, 8. D
Rudolf Hotel
W. H. Northrop
Times-Record Office
Gateway City
Mr. Northrop
Steels County
Will Rich
Archie Rich
Barrett, Minn
C. E. Thayer
Peoples’ Co-Operative
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Jie Treae
Ris Pala Tov
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