Geo W Wilson for North Dakota Governor Gains Western Support
The candidacy of George W. Wilson for governor of North Dakota draws strong Western state support. Editors praise his quarter century role in state growth and urge western voters to back his bid as a businesslike, honest leader from Williston.
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Geo. WW. Wilson
Geo. W. Wilson
Tioga Gazette
George W. Wilson
North Dakota
Register
U. S. Land Office
Williston
George
Bismarck
Lake Echo
Wilson
Stady
Two Plausible Candidates For Republican State Ticket
The Souris Messenger weighs six or seven aspirants for the Republican state head position. It singles out three known figures J A Buchanan of Buchanan George W Wilson of Williston and C A Johnson of Minot. It argues Johnson is unfit due to past defeats and local opposition and endorses Buchanan or Wilson as the top options for primary victory.
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J. A. Buchanan
Buchanan
George W. Wilson
Williston
C. A. Johnson
Minot
Johnson
Mr. Wilson
Souris Messenger
Farmers urged to mail questions to The Graphic
The Graphic explains an Agricultural college backed series by W C Palmer. It invites farmers to send farm topic questions to be answered through the paper with answers forwarded back for publication.
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Graphic
Agricultural College
W.C. Palmer
Diamonds Stolen From McIntosh Rooms In Union Block
Two valuable diamond rings belonging to Mrs. Geo. McIntosh were stolen from the McIntosh rooms in the Union block Sunday night. Mrs. McIntosh had placed the rings in the jewel box on Sunday.
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Geo. McIntosh
McIntosh
Union Block
Diamonds Missing In Opal Ring Theft At Home
Mr and Mrs McIntosh awoke to find a Sunday night burglary had taken two diamond rings and left two gold watches, with the thief taking only the diamonds. The opal ring and Tiffany settings were left behind. The couple slept through the break in and discovered the loss next morning.
Habeas Corpus Motion for Morse Pending Supreme Court
Martin W. Littlet on will appear before the U S Supreme Court in Washington next Monday to seek leave to file a petition for writ of habeas corpus for banker Charles W Morse now in federal prison for banking law violations. French Navy to stop torpedo boats replace with destroyers and submarines. vessels aged 17 years will be scrapped 1920 to 1923. Louis W Patterson and Emma A Allen charged with poisoning Frances Kimmell Patterson in Arkansas City.
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Ark
Morse
New York
Martin W. Littleton
Chas. W. Morse
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Paris
Arkansas City
Louis W. Patterson
Emma A. Allen
Frances Kimmell-Patterson
Haskell Town Lot Case Trial Set for May 4
The federal court in Tulsa set May 4 for the trial of Governor Charles N. Haskell and five Muskogee businessmen in the town lot cases. The government alleges dummies were registered for Muskogee town lots and Creek Indian fraud occurred, with eastern residents listed as participants who never visited Muskogee.
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Haskell
Tulsa
Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Farm information answers published in upcoming issue
Readers are invited to submit farm related questions for publication. Answers will appear in the next issue after questions arrive. Commissioners proceedings are printed in back pages. readers should start there due to a production error.
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