Fractured rants on politics and law in early papers
A long, satirical critique covers Democrats and Republicans, Ireland’s status, Lynchings in Duluth, Cork mayor, and editor moves. It notes rail rate lawsuits, state taxes, and editor Nye’s new Jamestown paper, with sharp takes on McSweeney and Bolshevism. The piece blends humor with political commentary and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nye
Medina Citizen
Medina
N. D
Jamestown
Stutsman County Citizen
Nye
Times-Record
Cox Attacks Campaign Fund Claims in Desperate Rhetoric
A reader fears Gov. Cox exaggerates the supposed Republican influence over campaign finance. The letter notes eight years of Democratic rule, stresses the Department of Justice under A. Mitchell Palmer, and argues profiteers were created during Democratic leadership, warning Cox is losing ground.
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New York
Toi Harding
Wilson
Harding
Hughes
Cox
New Jersey
Harding Cox
Debsa
Christensen
Newaign
Jersey
Nugent
San Francisco
Maine
Gov. Cox
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Lcans
Democratic Party
Harding talk and profiteering blamed on Iowa governor
A local column critiques Gov William Lloyd Harding of Iowa for not stopping profiteering while praising Gov Frazier for taking action. It notes Cox’s nationwide claims versus prior actions. The piece also lauds State Normal School president Allen in Fargo area and reports strong fall term expectations, growth, and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
William Lloyd Harding
Iowa
Courier-News
Cox
Ohio
Fargo League
Frazier
State Normal School
Allen
Times-Record
Normal School
Uvninay
United States
U. S
Weathered threshing week brings wagon load to Kathryn
Ole Stevens hauled wheat to Kathryn last Tuesday while neighbors report fine threshing weather. Mrs. John Gartland and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gust Collins. Jens Henrikson planned ship hens. Miss Minnie Opshahl helped with threshing. Oscar and Henry Ass with Misses Agnes and Clara visited Valley City. John F P Henrikson aided in threshing. G C Aas planned shipping hens. Edna Aas helped with threshing. Coal orders will be filled in their turn. Mrs. John L Ekern returned from eastern visits. Oscar E Aas in Kathryn after coal. Helge Olnon family drove to Fingal for a haying visit.
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Ole Stevens
Kathryn
John Gartland
Gust. Collins
Alfred Monson
Andrew C. Nelson
Jens Henrikson
Minnie’ Opsshl
Helge Olson
Oscar
Henry G. Ass
Agnes
Clara
Valley City
John FP. Henrikson
Alfred Anderson
G. C. Aas
Edna Aas
Antony Lee
John L. Ekern
Oscar E. Aas
St Ema
Joseph Aulain
Helge Olnon
Fingal
Death of Mrs. A. Lewis Reported in Local City
Word arrived that Mrs. A. Lewis, long a resident of the city, passed away. Funeral plans and details were not immediately available, but the community mourns the loss of a local resident known as Mrs. Einar to friends.
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Mra
A. Lewis
Thin City
Penis Pn Lewis
Way the
Sethe
En LM
Einar
Weight of Love and Gold in a Small Town Store
Bruce Atwood pivots from mining to retail when he buys a failing Appleton shoe shop. He fills windows with an electric sign and adds a free weighing scale drawing farmers and families. Vivian Dalton weighs 122 pounds and, after a near mishap, captures his attention as their budding romance grows through charity drives and town events.
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Colon
Bruce Atwood
Dan Forster
Dan
Forster
Atwood
Appleton
Bruce
Boots and Shoes
Vivian Dalton
Vivian
Miss Dalton
Ali Pers
Mr. At- Wood
Dal- Sona
United States
Chicago Faces a Serious Race War
Chicago, Sept 21. Black belt under siege after race disturbances last night left one dead and eight injured. A knife attack on Thomas Barrett sparked a mob at Saint Gabriel's Catholic church where three negroes hid. Father Thomas Burke appealed for calm as detectives moved the suspects. Disturbances lingered in the district into morning with streetcar attacks and shattered windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Barrett
Saint Gabriel’s Catholic Church
Thomas Burke
Black Belt
Barrett
Belfrey
Father Burke
Millerand Held In High Favor In France
Premier Millerand was acclaimed as the next president after reading Deschanel's resignation to the chamber of deputies. Deputies rose in ovation as Raoul Peret, president of the chamber, voiced sorrow over Deschanel's ill health and reviewed his public services. Aristide Briand viewed as likely Millerand successor.
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Millerand
Paris
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Raoul Peret
Chamber
Deschanel
Aristide Brandis
Fragmentary financial notice with notarial seal
A damaged OCR fragment shows liabilities for rediscounts and totals, followed by a notarial seal and signatures including Madge Cashier and Donald Notary Public. Names Darby Omalley Pray appear in the closing lines. The text is fragmented and lacks full context or dates.
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Cashier
C.F
Notary Public
Barneaty
Ieas
Darby O'Malley
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Record
North Dak
P. R. Trubshaw
Postofice
North Dakota
American Press Association
Jack Horner
France
League of Nations
Simon
New- York
War Department
American Legion
Duluth
Justice
Cork
Ireland
MacSweeney
McSweeney
Mc Sweeney
Frida
Bismarck
Willie Murphy
Willie
Murphy
Germany
William Lemke
Supreme Court
District Court
Fargo Courier-News
Lemke
League
Jack Sprat
Sheyenne Valley
Muriel Lee
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Sation
Denisa
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