Destruction of 164 Books Cigarette Papers At North Dakota Bonfire
In New Rockford Eddy county officials burned 15 440 cigarettes and 164 books of cigarette papers in a city park bonfire after a local confectionery store owner was jailed and fined for cigarette and gambling law violations. Seven arrests for tobacco and gambling offenses were reported. Star Pool Hall licenses were revoked and a shutdown ordered. Assistant Attorney General Albert E Sheets Jr cited law requiring destruction of the goods. The incident drew comments on possible Red Cross use for troops, but the statute dictated disposal. The piece also threads through local political strife involving Brinton and Townley allies, accusing conspiracy and urging party loyalty amid county power struggles.
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New Rockfi
Dak
Eddy County
North Dakota
Perry Star
Oberon
Star
Earle H. Tostevin
New Rockford
Albert E. Sheets, Jr
Red Cross
Europe
Watkin's Fame Spreads Across North Dakota News
The story reports on F L Watkins and a sweeping law enforcement drive led by Assistant Attorney General Albert Sheets Jr. A flying squadron arraigned A Davis in Rae and led to numerous fines, including N Sawaya's $500 verdict for selling snuff. The piece notes state debt, unpaid salaries, and funding tensions across multiple departments.
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New Rockford
N.D
F. L.watkins
Albert 5. Sheets, Jr
Langer
A. Davis
Rae
David
Sheets
Dave
Gwen
F. L. Wat
Rugby
N. Sawaya
Sawaya
Carrington
Reverend Walker to Fill Pulpit Tomorrow at Local Church
Rev William H Walker will fill the Congregational pulpit tomorrow for the church. He has filled the pulpit for two or three months in the early summer and will likely continue until the pastor returns or other arrangements are made. The congregation plans regular services in his absence.
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Wm. H. Walker
Carl Rude Killed in Auto Accident
News telegram confirms 17 year old Carl Rude of North Fifth Avenue died Saturday evening in a car crash while traveling from Buxton North Carolina to Crookston Minnesota. He was trapped under the overturned vehicle and died from neck injury and chest damage. The accident site and immediate family details are partially noted with limited names and locations.
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J. E. N. Rude
Carl Rude
North Fifth Avenue
Carl
Buxton
N. C
Crookstonk
Minn
Misa Sarah Rude
Brookings
S. B
Eugene Nels
Golden Valley Officials Punished in Coercion Allegation
Beach ND Sept 3. Officials punished after arrest of Martin F Blank star of Golden Valley Progress on charge of crime. The governor state attorney and sheriff allegedly part of a conspiracy to kill Bowen. The case follows a public feud and claims the law could not pen.
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Bowen
Gallagh
Bel Abd
Aheriff
Can
Baach
North Dakota Faces $280000 in Unpaid Bills
State Auditor Izky reports September totals show $280 000 in jeep bills and $3 000 more in claims since. Examiners checked up 4277000 in bills and found unpald items filed across half a dozen large document cases with the state books.
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North Dakota
Izky
Audtor
Lest We Forget Letter to the Editor on State Ownership
Valley City Times-Record prints a reader letter dated Sept 4 1919 from Doctor Zimmerman praising state ownership in North Dakota. The writer recalls past tax predicts 1919 tax increases staying modest and argues for public ownership effects.
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Valley City
N. D
Valley City Times-Record
Doctor Zimmerman
Torentae of
Medical
North Dakota
Bismarck
New Zealand
Boctoe
Tax Hike Warning from The New Day Editorial
AMMI WRIGHT laments 1919 taxes at three hundred percent higher than last year and warns 1920 will rise further. He urges Kaiser Townley and staff to curb public spending and calls for public input, referencing Doctor Zimmerman and Doctor Walter Thomas Mills.
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Deat
Fan
Kaiser Townley
Zimmerman
Walter Thomas Mills
Bismarck
Ammi Wright
George Holzman Honored with Croix de Guerre Medal
Valley City resident Private George Holzman of the Northern Pacific received the Croix de Guerre from the French government for bravery under fire during wartime. The Aberdeen Army Recruiting Station confirmed the award and noted a potential formal presentation or delivery by registered mail.
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Aki Valley City
George Holzman
Northern Pacific
Times-Record
Holzman
French War Office
Ais
U. 8
ARMY
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Frem
Crescent Ave
Valley City
North Dakota
Lucius C, Bennett
Inf
R. O
Auditor Kositzky Explains Public Letter Denying Fund Misuse
State Auditor Carl Kositzky refutes Townley press charges alleging depletion of the general fund through illegal transfers. He cites records and cites Governor Frazier and Commissioner Hagan as supporting a $25 000 loan from Bank of North Dakota to the general fund. Kositzky asserts the fund is intact and invites court review to prove the accusations false.
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General Fund
Townley
Tax Commission
Adjutant General
Railway Commission
State Examiner
Historical Society
Board of Administration
Dairy Department
Industrial Bureau
Bank of North Dakota and Livestock Sanitary Commission
Treasury
Kositzky
Townley Press
Frazier
Hagan
Industrial Commission
State General Fund
Bank of North Dakota
Insinn
Carl Kositzky
Wilds Invited to Bismarck for Wilson Reception
J. H. Wilds is invited to join the reception committee in Bismarck for President Wilson. Valley City residents plan to travel to the capital next Wednesday to hear the nation’s leader speak on the issue of the day, with Wally Cy noted among participants.
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Hey. J
Wilds
Bismarck
Wilson
Valley City
Wally Cy
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