Recall dispute over nonpartisan league in North Dakota stalls
The North Dakota recall campaign fuels a heated exchange as Theo G. Neladt accuses the state justice department of becoming a partisan arm of the league. He challenges the attorney general to name specific individuals and evidence of corruption, while denying widespread wrongdoing and defending the league's organizers. Governor Fraziers association with a Minneapolis donor is dismissed as a prank by Nelson.
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Laray
Aus
Nis
Jesque Permars
Ory Theo
G. Neladt
Ine
Dip-Dent Yorers' Association
Y General
Ite
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Lemke
Nelson
League
State Department of Justice
Bismarck
Courier-News
Tolley
Lesguer
V. A
Department of the Attorney General
Frazier
Minneapolis
SV. A
Public Schools Open Sept 6 With New Staff and Programs
The city announces fall opening on September 6 for all grades. Four-year high school in Senior High, seventh and eighth in Junior High. Kindergarten for four year olds and First Primary for six year olds. mid year admissions January 28, 1922. No tuition in high school or grades. materials at cost. New subjects Economics. repeat offerings Mechanical Drawing and Agriculture. PE required for graduation. Staff includes Principal M. Ward, teachers Ward Walton Leyb Klaus Potter Nard Bell Stone Tombs McGruer Pooley. Junior High Elsie Reid. Ritchie Antoinette Sanderson Hazel Cameron Tyra Faust Stillings Codding. Lincoln Senooy Edythe Stowell Wiltsey Finley Thompson Baarstad Perry Merrifield. Supervisors Scarlett Guetzloe Hellner Chatburn Jones Olaen Putney Hanna Metcalf. Football to begin. Mr Guetzloe returns.
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Ritchie
Lincoln
Ward
Naimi Walton
Hilda H. Leyb
Florence Klaus
Alice Potter
Ellen V. Nard
Marjorie Bell
Lois E. Stone
Lucile B. Tombs
Ethel McGruer
John W. Pooley
Elsie Reid
Helen Stowell
Winifred Benson
Grace H. Baker
Antoinette Sanders
L. Scarlett
R. P. Guetzloe
Martha Hellner
Frances Chatburn
Hannah Jones
Ethel Olaen
Emma Putney
G. W. Hanna
Susie Metcalf
Mr. Ward
Miss Robarge
Reid
Guetzloe
Valley High
Valley City Golfers Defeat Jamestown Team By Wide Margin
The Valley City golfers beat Jamestown by 95 strokes with Valley City posting 95 fewer than Jamestown. Jamestown pro Mr Anderson won from Valley City pro by 5 up and 5 to play. Low rounds were L A Patterson 109 and J J Earley 111. A banquet at Rudolf Hotel followed with speeches by prominent golfers before Jamestown players returned home by car.
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Valley City
Jamestown
Anderson
L. A. Patterson
J. J. Earley
Eugene McFarland
Rudolf Hotel
Madame X at the Grand
Pauline Frederick stars in Madame X at the Grand in a sensational love story about Jacqueline Floriot whose endless devotion spans past present and future. The film is billed as Goldwyn Pictures' supreme achievement and promises emotional intensity with matinee and evening showings.
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Pauline Frederick
Jacqueline Pleriot
Jacqueline Floriot
Goldwyn Pictures
Good Woman Mrs Vandrovee Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Vandrovee aged 66 were held at St Catherine's church with Father Baker as celebrant and Father Kledon and Father Simon assisting. Interment followed in St Catherine's cemetery. She leaves a husband, one daughter Mrs Charles Paulson and four sons, Anton A John Prank Jr Joseph, plus twelve grandchildren. Born Petronile Kallina in Bohemia in 1855 she married Frank Vandrovee in 1877 and emigrated to the United States in 1886 settling in Barnes County. Her family and faith were central to her life. she and her husband faced pioneer hardships and she was devoted to her four sons and church.
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Frank Wahdowee
St. Catherine’s Church
Father Baker
Father Kledon
Sanborn
Father Simon
Orisha
St. Catherine's Cemetery
M. Naughton
John Coyle
James Kelly
Joseph Kunze
Matt Kiser
John Brady
Vandrovee
Vandrovec
Sway
Charles Paulson
Rogers
Anton A
John Prank, Jr
Joseph
Pohnsni
Bohemia
Petronile Kallina
Frank Vandrovee
United States
Eame
Stewart Township
Barnes County
Sanborn Boy Survives 60 Foot Elevator Fall
Paul Bradenberg a 14 year old of Sanborn fell from the Equit Pemecase Elevator roof lift to the floor below Saturday morning. The platform crashed while he reset the brake causing a severe brain concussion but no broken bones. He was rushed to Valley City for treatment and is recovering. The incident followed prior warnings to stay off the dangerous lift.
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Paul Bradenberg
Chas. Bradenberg
Sanborn
Paul
Lang
Valley City
Sanborn Enterprise
Cheery Iowa Friend Urges Advertsing in Papers
Fort Dodge Iowa August 22 1921 Percy Trubshaw of Valley City North Dakota writes to advocate persistent newspaper advertising for local merchants. He cites Gates Dry Goods Co drug dept four years in business with $25000 toilet goods sales last year and $750 two day sale results. He notes ads costing 40 cents per inch and plans to reach $30000 this year. He recalls finding the Times Record soaked but saved his edition and praises steady editorial guidance. Signed Clarence A Isaacson.
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Fort Dodge
Percy
Trubshaw
Valley City
M. Trubshaw
Gates Dry Goods Co
Tam Ir
Times-Record
Clarence A. Isaacson
Witter Rickman Wedding Toasts Valley City Ties
Miss Ruth Witter daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Witter wed Mr Herman Rickman of Chicago in a noon ceremony at their Fifth Avenue home. Rev J Wilds officiated with Minnie Ellingson singing and a three course breakfast. The couple plans a two week trip through Glacier National Park and Colorado before settling in Chicago.
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Ruth Witter
W. L. Wi-ter
Herman Rickman
Chisage
Fifth Avenue
J. Wilds
Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie Ellingson
d'Hardelot
Miss Witter
Florence Noltimier
Lloyd Witter
Valley City
Valley City High School
State Teachers College
University of Chicago
Diekman
University of Minnesota
Chicago
R. Witter
Council Bluffs
Glavier National Park
Colorado
East 62Nd Street
Illinois
Teachers College to End Team Summer Quarter Enrolls Record High
State Teachers College concludes the summer quarter with 59 diplomas and nine certificates. Standard curriculum graduates (39) exceed elementary (20) for the first time. 925 students attended, with 49 of North Dakota's 53 counties represented and enrollments from 10 states and Canada. Fall quarter begins October 4 as dorms fill. Valley City homes will house all arrivals.
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North Dakota
Canada
Minnesota
Adams
McKenzie
Mercer
Williams
Stutsman
Barnes
State Teachers College
Otober
Valley City
Irregularities Questioned as Petitions Counted Carefully
A major review of over seventy thousand signatures finds few irregularities. Independent headquarters dispute charges of gross irregularities and highlight diligent county cooperation. Bergman of Williams County notes petitions from Ray and Spring Brook show misattributions needing corrections.
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Nothme
F. FP
Bergman
Williams County
Ray
Spring Brook Township
C. Ellingson
Ame
J. H. Copper
Spring Rook
Campaign to Raise Funds for UND Catholic Foundation
A campaign to raise 50000 dollars to establish a Catholic Foundation at the University of North Dakota will be run by ten Knights of Columbus councils. Funds will finance a chapel, a permanent chaplain, and a library. backed by Rev. William Corry, J. J. Coyle, Joseph Mahowald, and others with approval from Bishop OReilly of Fargo.
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University of North Dakota
Francis J. Webb
The
Knights of Columbus
WM. BM
Corry Langdon
Edward Montey
Grand Forks
J. J. Coyle
Minot
Joseph Mahowald
W. A. Simonitsch
Jamestown
T. E. Flaherty
Bismarck
Catholic Student's Association of the University
Bishop O'Reilly
Fargo
League Papers All Lose Money
The Jamestown Alert notes Cavalier County Farmers Press stockholders faced losses amounting to about 19000 as the Nonpartisan League paper suspended publication to preserve postal rights. A proposed plant sale by A J Koehmstadt failed due to poor finances, while audits show lingering league debts and disputed management practices linked to Courier-News mismanagement prior to its takeover.
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Jamestown
Cavalier County Farmers Press
Nonpartisan League
A. J. Koehmstadt
Fargo Courier-News
A. A. Liederbach
Courier-News
Grand Forks Herald
William Lemke
Liederbach
Courier- News
Norpartisan League
League
Victory Fund
Mr. Liederbach
Sharon Man Dies in Terrible County Accident
Early Thursday morning in Sherbrooke Steele county farmer Erle Anderson was scalded when a leaking clean-out plug on his threshing engine blew out. He crawled to his home seeking aid, but died at 4 30 am after hours of suffering and medical efforts. Sharon Reporter reports.
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Our County
Sherbrooke
Erle Anderson
Steele County
Erie Anderson
Pickert
Sharon
Obituary of Albert Hollinshead of North Dakota
Albert Hollinshead born November 23 1862 in Sugar Creek Wisconsin came to North Dakota 1879 with parents. He married Jennie Holes in 1884 and later Marie Comptin. Survived by children Blanche Petty Charles Hollinshead Stroud Hollinshead and widow. Died August 19 1921 at his farm near Oriska after aiding men from a burning barn. Funeral August 25 at farm. interment Woodbine cemetery.
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Albert Houllinshead
Sugar Creek
Walworth County
Wisconsin
Charles
Isabelle Marie Hollinshead
North Dakota
Jennie Holes
Blanche Petty
Spokane
Wash
Charles _ Hollinshead
Valley City
Stroud Hollins~head
Rogers
N. D
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Madame X” AT
the Grand
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Bank of Valley City
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Sharon Man
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