State News Interpreted City Elections Across North Dakota
Municipal races in Fargo Grand Forks Jamestown Valley City Dickinson Larimore Minot and Devils Lake produced a mix of decisive wins and close contests. Mayors Elliott Latzure Blewett Frye Gunderson Whitman and Sprague won, with aldermen and judges also asserted. Voters approved library funding and faced tight races in several wards.
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Dakota
Fargo
Elliott
Andrew C. Latzure
C. JH. Mitchell
Ryan
Chester Johnson
Grand Forks
J. D. Taylor
George E. Duis
Pierce Blewett
Charles E. McElroy
Blewett
McElroy
Valley City
Lee Cowell
W. H. McPherson
Id People
Dickinson
George M. Frye
Fred Rouquette
W. L. Richards
Fred Turner
James Stewart
Carrnegie Library
Larimore
M.’W. Edwards
George Larmour
Warl
Larmour
John F. Urtelman
W. C. Geering
Amos, D. Henry
Minot
Sam H. Clark
Daily Reporter
William Dunnell
Dunnell
Small‘wood
Hurd
J. H. Schofield
H. Parker
Hendrickson
South
Reed
Wanderer
Devils Lake
F. N. Whitman
C.F. Burgess
T. Gram
Whitman
J. G. Gunderson
Nick Johnston
C. K. Kjervestad
H. Porter
T. Lawen
M. E. Sperry
C. W. Bruce
William T. Sprague
J. A. Wright
FW. McRoberts
Buchanan
Durum Wheat Boosts North American Farms in Drought Areas
Durum wheat production rises in Northern Minnesota and North Dakota and arid regions, resisted by mills and elevators due to its hard, slaty grain and special handling needs. Exporters embrace it for bread and macaroni use, with gluten forming strong muscles. It yields high, resists drought, and improves animal feed quality, promising higher farmer profits.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Minneapolis Tribune
Tean Beersteak
Woman Fatally Burned by Kitchen Range Accident
In Drayton, Mrs. Charles Edwards fainted while tending a kitchen fire and fell onto the stove. She suffered horrific burns as flesh peeled away before responders arrived, and she was not expected to survive the day. Authorities suspect a recent illness caused the fainting spell.
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Drayton
Charles Edwards
Soil map of North Dakota in color by June first
Prof D E Willard advances a state soil map showing by color the diverse soils across North Dakota. Data were gathered with federal partners last summer, the base map has been finished and sent to the engraver, and the color map will be on press by June 1.
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North Dakota
D. E. Willard
Prof
Willard
Forger Sentenced at Grand Forks Bushes Justice
Judge Templeton presided at Grand Forks as Monthe Grimth and Robert Mier faced sentences for forgery. Grimth received ten months at hard labor with county jail confinement and a $25 fine, while Mier pleaded guilty to presenting forged documents and faced one year in the state penitentiary. Fralick, previously sentenced, noted similar outcomes in the ongoing case.
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L Grimm
Robert Mier
Templeton
Grand Forks
Grimth
Tempoton
Nthe
Revere Miler
Wineman
Moe Fralick
Olson Sentenced to One Year in State Penitentiary
John Olson, 1s, arrested in Moorhead for grand larceny after a March 18 robbery. He confessed at a prehearing in Harvey, bound over to district court, and Judge Burke ordered a year in the state penitentiary. After the crime he traveled through Manfred Maddock Leeds Grand Forks Fargo Moorhead, aided by widow Welber.
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Mooghead
John
Olson
Christina
Welber
Madshead
Harvey
Justice Schaty
Chg
Sar Nese Pees
Burke
Carrington
State
Olso
Manfred
Maddock
Leeds
Grand Forks
Fargo
Moorhead
Ehere
Devils Lake Defendants Discharged After Preliminary Hearing
James Woley and James Imley faced criminal wireble charges in Devils Lake. Imley was discharged from custody by Judge Kneeshaw after the case was heard. An affidavit of prejudice had been filed against a prior judge, triggering a change of venue.
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James Woley
James Imley
Devils Lake
Wbel
Kneeshaw
New First Lutheran Church Dedication in Minot
The New First Lutheran Church in Minot dedicated amid a lengthy service in Norwegian. The Gothic building, with oak interiors and green decor, stands completed at about $18,000 with $11,000 raised. Rev E Bjorge preached the dedication assisted by other pastors and a choir performed special music.
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First Lutheran Church of
Minot
First Lutheran Church
E. Bjorge
Elevator Men Under Arrest In Grain Charge
Deputy Charles Johnson arrested two Upham grain buyers, J. F. Steiner and Chas. J. Freeman, on complaints alleging appropriation of eighty bushels of grain. Steiner and Freeman denied wrongdoing, waived examination, and were bound over on $600 bond. Attorney Weber for the state and J. O Connell for the defendants.
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Upham
Chas. Johnson
Up ' Sm
J. F. Steiner
Chas
J. Freeman
Steiner
Hall & Steiner
Mr. Freeman
John D. Gruber Comany ’ Sr Comel
Blever
Ion Baabele
Freeman
Kline
Attoreny Weber
J Oconall
North Dakota man crawls miles with four broken legs
A Dickinson man, Ivan Ronstad, suffered severe leg injuries after a fall while delivering lumber toward his homestead near Rainy Buge. He crawled for miles to reach shelter before being rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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North Dakota
Ivan Ronstad
Dickinson
Rainy Buge
Fanaway
Dickingg
Glenburn Men In County Court Fight Over Shooting
In Minot county court a shooting case involving Bennett and Brooks from Glenburn led to a confrontation with a blind pig. Harris and Sher Min were arrested as leaders. preliminary hearing held to gather sufficient evidence. Attorney BH Bradford represented the defendants.
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Lyerdof Bennett
Harrie
Sherisan Seaiesig
Minot
Bex
Bennett
Brooks
Drovagayp
Glenburn
Proces
Harris
Sher- Min
Htomey
Bradford
Minot Pastor Stricken With Paralysis
Dr W A Young pastor evangelist of the Presbyterian church of Minot suffers paralysis while at Tansford. He was brought to 521 North Street where attending physicians report the right side paralyzed but he is resting easier. Strong hopes for recovery are expressed by his physicians.
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Young
Minot
W. A. Young
Presbyterian Church of
Tansford
Martin
North ‘Street
North Dakota News Digest Notes and Local Happenings
North Dakota items report cattle thefts near Ambrose and horse shipments to towns like Wheatland. May events include a big celebration in Kermit and a new bank launch at Wheatland around July 1. Smallpox scare at Embden proved unfounded, criminal and civic items touch prairie towns from Crosby to Devils Lake and Sykont.
Bismarck Traders Plan Ferry to Tie South Dakota North Dakota
The Bismarck Commercial club announces a Missouri River ferry eight miles south of the city to link territory to Bismarck. Capt Grant Marsh will run a traction ferry with his gas launch on windy days. A house boat provides captain quarters as the crossing opens after ice clears. The club will promote farmers market days with cash prizes and special bargains to help local producers and merchants. President Conklin and Secretary Young will tour Morton county to notify farmers.
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Bismarck | Commercial Club
Bismarck
Missouri River
Associatn
Grant Marsh
Commere Cial Club
Conklin
Young
Morton County
Capitol Commission
Capitol Grounds
Eedaeman
Police Chief in Trouble in Minot Bribery Case
The arrest of A E Miller and George F Kruse follows a warrant by Judge E B Goss over alleged bribery of Minot Chief of Police Thomas Hazen. The pair allegedly ran a blind pig and offered a $150 bribe to prevent arrests. The case highlights ongoing illegal liquor operations and shocks the local community.
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Minot
Ame
Minter
George F. Kruse
Morrill
Thomas Hazen
Miller
Krese
E. B. Goss
Histriel Court
Kruse
Hagen
A. E. Miller
Hager
Kruss
Fire Bulls Church in Portal Inferno
The First Presbyterian Church of Portal burned last week with the basement furnace cited as the probable cause. Despite bucket brigade efforts, the structure was destroyed while most furnishings were saved. The church, built two years ago, cost about $2,200, with $800 still owed. Insurance coverage was $2,060.
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First Presbyterian Church
Portal
Alarm clock request causes polite consent in kitchen exchange
A fragment shows Mrs Newilwed asking Jimny for permission to get an alarm clock. He replies not at all, noting such devices do not disturb him, while a Meepy cook comments on disturbances. The dialogue hints at domestic life and humor in a kitchen setting.
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Della
Congress Debates and Divides Over Agricultural Bill
Washington reports outline a long fight in the House over a 11.51 million agricultural appropriation. Filibuster tactics by Democrats stall debate while Majority Leader Payne and Minority Leader Williams clash over legislative control. Senate action centers on District of Columbia school reorganization and gag-rule tensions. Cloture rule passed Saturday curbs filibuster tools, adjournment roll calls occur, and several key bills move forward on suspension day.
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House of Representatives
Payne
Williams
Senate
District of Columbia
Washington
Committee On Rules
Dalzell
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House
Dalzel
Journal
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Sterling
Littlefleli
Maine
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Sherwood
Ohio
Committee On
Fr. Foraker
Secretary of War
Brownville
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