davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
RECIPIENTS OF BANK FAV0RS
INVITED TO LOAN T0WNLEYITES
$1,000 FOR LEAGUE TREASURY

Close coordination the Bank North Dakota and the nan
National Nonpaan league to indicated
in the concdena receipt by Slope bankers of invitation from Thomas
Keys the league to loan Mr. Towne organization
the leagues note in the mail
North Dakota certificate Of deposit for public unds gath
North Dakota from these localities and redepote
with the home banks.
Keys Writes Letter
National Nonpaan league headquarters these banks
Bank North Dakota friendly ca
enclosing simple sxont note for the of 00 signed by
the National Nonpartan league the bank
invited accept this note collateral for loan of 81 which to
draft check payable to the National
onparan league and mailed the Scandinavian American bank at
Fargo advised that the $1,000 notes perfectly
checks and farmers notes the amount
percent Of the of the notes. and that these checks and
have been left with
American bank for collection.
Done It Before
Mr. Keys informs the local that the scheme perfectly regu
simple notes be carried on the
bank books assets bills under the banking OF
that the league has heretofore adopted this method OF
financing and has raised $0O00 which paid back time
League Raising $35O,OO0
Slope banker advised that these @ notes nave been mailed
North Dakota banks which have been made repositories
deposited compliance with act of the 10Th assembly
the Bank North Dakota Howwel the league arng cannot be
majority of instances the Slope bankers have sho Mr.
Keys notes back to him by mall informing him that the farmers
the cash they have avaab
they for unsecured league
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27

Holding to it's daily schedule that sometime miles
10 hours the national motor truck development tour consisting
OF 20 trucks 80 and United States navy band of 2 pieces
will arrive in Bismarck from Steele late Thursday afternoon
The unique will have completed 1900 miles of it's
remarkable trip when it where The distance
raversed 5000 miles, the tour ending Milwaukee October
Bismarck will be the 50th city to welcome the truck train
The advance Carl H. Sbg declares that this city has
ranged by far of the most interesting programs the
caravan left Chicago ...
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
STATE TROOPS
PATROL STREETS
OF CHARLOTTE

Charlotte, N. c. Aug. 27.-
State troops and deputies pa
trolled the streets of this city to-
day to prevent a renewal of riot
ing which resulted last night in
the death Of three men and the
injury of thirteen others.
No effort was made to operate
street cars today. Last nights
rioting followed efforts to oper-
ate cars on smoe of the more i'm
pOrtant routes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
MONTREAL MOVIES
PLAN HIGHER PRICES

Montreal Montreal theatres and
movies are planning higher prices for
the coming season, owing to the in
creased cost of production, with the
war tax additional. The increases are
from ten to fifteen cents seat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
RUSSIAN SOVIETS
ADOPT HUN PLAN
OF PROPAGANDA

Washington, Aug. 27-Rus-
sian Soviet interests apparently
are supplying funds for propo-
eanda to stir up race antagonism
in the United States. according
to information now in the hands
Of the department Of justice.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
TO CHINA QUITS JOE

Washington, D. c., Aug. 27.-Dr.
Paul Reinsch, American ambassador
to China, has resigned. His resigna-
tion is now in the hands Of President
Wilson. -... .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
Harmony Seems Apparent

While there is no actual indication
that the Bank of North Dakota is CO.
operating with Treasurer Keys Of the
National Nonpartisan league in his ef-
fort to negotiate a loan from the
bankers favored with deposits of state
funds, the coincidental receipt Of Mr..
Keys letter, with note enclosed, and
of the Bank of North Dakota's rede-
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27

The judicial redistrictng law invoked this morning
for Judge L. Nuess who absent from hearing Auditor
Koszs application for order directing the workmens
pensaton bureau to open it's books to his inspection
An order to show issued by Chief Justice A. NJ
tanson of the court application William Lemke
as attorney for the workens compensation commission
hearing.
Judge Haney is cited appear before the supreme Sep
Mbon restraining him from proceeding further in the matter
Mr. Lemke raises the point that under the judicial reds
trcng law there two presiding judges the fourth district
and that long there remains qualified judge within the
district neither Of these district judges has any authority call
in judge from another district He cites the fact that Judge
Coey still within this district qualified to preside the
matter affecting the workmens compensation commission and
that Judge Hane Of the three urss Of the sixth dis
trict west of the river therefore without jurisdiction
State Auditor Kostzk through the attorney generals Office
made application for court order when the worken
tion board refused him to it's books.
eve want the peoples funds safeguarded said Assistant
Attorney General Packard today referring appca-
ton for mandaus compelling the state womens compensation
bureau permit the inspection Of their books by State Auditor
Kositzky.
Il would cite the instance of firm Grand Forks which
was charged and forced to $500 premium and it only
through legal action that they secured refund $500 of the
amount
Packard went into detail He said in part: "It might
that this litigation out Of desire the
part the state auditor check this department for
political spite An understanding of the various steps and Incl
dents attendant to the launching and subsequent operation of the
compensation bureau will dsabuse the mind of the
such impression
Attempts to Evade Audit
1T inconceivabe that honest public officials would go
to the length that this bureau has
to evade auditing checking expenditures and funds
To begin with the bureau composed Of Commissioner Of Agcu
appropriation from the general fund Of the trust
fund and subject to check Then they followed this with
contention that they might check out the trust fund
checks out his private bank account The legislature appropriated
1000 provide for the launching the bureau
This money would have been checked without any official
Further he refused pay bills except by signed audited
voucher and state warrant the other state department.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
MOTOR TRUCK CARAVAN TO REACH
BISMARCK AT 40'CL0CK THURSDAY.
T0HAYE LOCAL AUTOMOBILE ESCORT

Unique Tour Which Will Have Completed $500 Miles Upon Arrival
Here to Spend Three Days Capital Cty-nterestng Pro.
ArrangedOurs Will Be Fftieth City to Welcome Pill
grims-Recognzed Farm Expert in Motorizaton Deliver
Talks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-08-27
WILSON TO VISIT BISMARCK
HANLEY RESTRAINED IN HEARING|
ARGUMENTS ON K0SITZKY PETITION
FOR ENTRY T0C0MPE PENSATI0N BOOKS

Question of Jurisdiction of Mandan Judge Under New
Judicial Redistricng Bll-Wiam Lemke Acts for Work
mems Bureau-Asssan Attorney General Packard Declares
States Attitude in Matter-Charges Attempt to Cover Up
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
lEINF TINES sNIFTER.

WAlNGTON. Aug. 5.-Details of an
unusi race between De Haviland
sirnls and a railroad train were made
nubIby the air service here. The
irsihade the distance from Sacrs-
men TO Minden. in the Carson valley.
Nevn thirteen hours. Difficult grades
andher obstacles 20 speed made this
tinfhe minimum for This run Of ap-
privately 100 miles. The airplane,
piId by Lieutenant W. G. Goldsbor-
ON, made he distance in siXiy-fve
mites. thereby demonstrating that
thiight could be made a dozen times
byle plane IN the time required for
th-ailrosd 10 make the trip once.
iuienant Henry S. 0rmsby, In
DFavland, made a new field record
oB,300 feet in sixiy-0ve minutes az
Mint Clements, the aviator finding the
teAeraiure freezing at this altitude.
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
MnHATs srssEX REANs.
ID FNenlnr Innrnal.

Special ite Evening Journal.
LEWESl.. Aug. a. IF. Irving Walls
OF Wilmbn purchaser the Clifton
NJ Rorn age on Lewes Beach which
was sold public sale Lost Thursday
by ChsrlH. Maull, administrator for
s2250 anf moved his family there.
Farmehn this section are very
much corned about their lima bean
crop sin,he damp spell. The green
worms n been literally eating beans
vines.
Farme ave been threshing wheat
during fbast week until Q o'clock
every nj The crop Is not damaged
as badlJ the farmers thought by the
wet We3r.
Owina the heavy northwest wind
which prevailed here during the
latter \ Of the week the fishing
steamed ere unable 10 leave the dock.
WWdF. Graves and Son. who con
duct Ylsarment factory here gave a
bannllo their employees on Friday
evenin
Evening journal., 1919-08-05
RGmM To c0NCENTRATE

I. :. DtAD.
RUSSELS- Aug 5-Pendins a de
cfn by the United states Congress
aio whether the bodies OF American
siers killed I'm the war shall be re-
med 70 the United States, the bodies
oibout 1000 men who fen in Belgium
alto be concentrated i'm the cemetcr-
ief Wareghem and Popeninore.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30
R()CHE MONEY
WAS ALL He HAD

Paris-Three thousand miles from
home, just out of q German war hos
pital, where he had been a prisoner.
and with no idea where his one-time
friends of the 18th Division might be,
Corporal Benjamin D. Nasser. of
Brooklyn, n. Y, arrived recently at
Nancy with his total assets consisting
Of a poeketful of Geramn money. He
hobbled into the Enlisted Mems Hotel
and approached G. E Myer, the Y.
NJ. c. A. business secretary.
4 haven't a nickle, except Boche
money" he told Wyer. The ferries
took all my regular Uncle Sam cash
and gave me tin money Now I
want to spend some at your hotel.
can I swap this Kaiser 'gelt' for our
own brandt"
The proposition was the first Of the
kind the secretary had ever faced,
but he refused to be nonplussed. He
aid Sure" right away. Then he
0hcned and found the rate of exchange
Within an hour Corporal Nasser, who
'ad been turned down by two banks
nd several stores on his money
hanging proposition was spending
,eal money just as easily as if he were
back in the L. S. A
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30
SOLDIERS And
SAILORS FRIENDS

Discharged Soldiers and Sailors are
returning home daily and in the great
haste of leaving many Of them have
not been told that they could keep
up their life insurance even after hav-
:ngrleft the service.
This is where you may be real
rue friend of the man in the service
f you will advise him that under no
circumstances must he allow his pol
" to drop for if he does he can not
obtain anything like it again.
A soldier must begin paying his
ife premiums 81 days after the day
re is discharged and regularly every
0 days thereafter until July 1st, 1919
hen by that time he will be instruct
i as to any different plan the gov
rnment may adopt.
Many returned man is going to be
physically so impaired that he viii be
unable to obtain life insurance but if
re will keep up his monthly payments
o the government he may change his
present kind of insurance into reg
liar life policy, 20 payment life or en-
lownent under Government insur-
nee at Government rate and without
INV medical examination.
This is the best life insurance in the
world and the cheapest and encourage
every man to let nothing stand in his
way of keeping up his life policy and
ell them for their own sake and those
'ither now dependent or may be in the
future to hold on to Uncle Sans In
urance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

Miss Inez Wyant who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. B. Benkoski, for
the past three weeks left Friday morn
ing for her home at Gleason.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

E 3ss Sc Co ay ssf'5ss:
Henry Contract for building garage 10000 10000
Lum reg Cement e0 and ' Pah on labor for saFg
oscar kgonhoim ~-' Drilling well 5s5is 5ssIs
We have charged the expense for building and drill
be charged to improvements but thought best
McCamley & PomainvIle Hardware Co.
NeEoosa, Edwards Paper Co for one day Savage
G. R. E I Dept Dep 8 months services, lights &
cy 45rsh6ela 5 Sfd f 5SSas s.so slo
Same + Be charged to the Town of Eau '' '
Pein, Marathon County, Wis,
CITY Ma mGnd months PoG Of A 16e furnished nv an H5s
September and October 1918 24OO
Same to be charged to the City Of Spooner,
City Of larshield Poor Aid furnished Mrs.
same to be Charged to the City of Medford,
Cty Of Yars6fed Poor Aid furnished Margaret
Naehlett, month Of June, July, Aug Sept, Oct. o,
Same to be Charged to the Town of Mayvine or
Village Of Cqrtiss, Clark County
Machlett, services of J. c, Hayward, NJ. D. bills
Care board for E the months of June July
Same to be charged to the Town of Mayvle,
Oneida County Poor Aid furnished Frank 1850
5oof Gont5$s rssonms ends that this 4s claim be
legal settlement in the City of Grand Rapids,
sheboygan County Poor Aid furnished Kemme
family 1924 1924
We your Committee disallowed this claim for the
that notice fled
Milwaukee County Poor Aid furnished Angelina
On account of no proof whatever that this
legal Claim charge against Wood County,
recommend that the claim be disalOWed.
City Of Grand Rapids Poor Aid Furnished
Dora Eichhorn 4.S0 4.80
Same to be charged . the of Hansen,
City Of fV GRAND Rapids Poor Aid furnished
Same to be charged Niagara, ,Marinette 1900
City of Grand Rapids Poor Aid furnished
j. Russell, Transportation on railroad PAST 28I
Same to be charged to Kansas City, Missouri.
City of Grand Rapids Poor Aid furnished
Title Derrick, for the months of July, August,
September October and November 1918 10000 10000
Same be charged to City of Atkinson, Wisconsin.
Clyde TroXel 1855 1855
be charged to the Town of Arpin,
Wood County, Wisconsin.
Winnebago County Poor Aid furnished
Louis Minnck 5000 5000
Your Cornnttee recommends that the claim of
DR.. Wilbur n. Lynn be allowed for operation 1000
And that the bill for burial expenses be
5000
and that both bills be charged to the City of
Pisvie findings that Louis Minnick had
legal settlement in the City of PittsVine
Taylor County Poor Aid furnished
Your Committee that the claim be
disaowed the findings that the person in question
has no legal settlement in Wood County nor in
the City of Marshield.
Milwaukee County Poor Aid furnished
A.
Your Committee also recommends that this claim
be disallowed on the grounds that the father
is we'll able pay the bill for this 16 year
old hOy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

Miss Mayme Henry of Minneapolis
is visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry, this
sWeek.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30
Black River District

Messrs. Hanson and Miller returned
o Rockford until spring months. Mr..
filler bought land here which he will
improve.
Every year more settlers come in
1ere to make their homes. 1t is learn
I'D that five families from Rockford
H.. will come in the spring.
A farewell party was given on the
Etenerson family Saturday night.
The Carson family will manage an
nproved farm near Milwaukee the
coming season and will leave here
soon.
We are glad to see Mr. Kurtz abort
again, which is doing unusually well
n recovering from broken leg.
We are all glad to know Mrs. Hans
PETERSON is doing nicely under DR..
3eyer's attention
One Of our long known worthy bach
'ors is trying to make matrimonial
cal, which we are all interested in.
The County Band" is getting ready.
Mrs. Henry Garrels is the owner of
nice piano. Our district is get
ng musical promotion.
Over 300 people were present at the
congregational Church Sunday night
, see the reel picture Les Mis-
rabies" which was presented there
hat evening. 1t was beautiful pic
sure, settings in France, with excel
mt moral effect much better than a
poor sermon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

1885 Sam CHURCH, 3m PAPER Clips $40 $40
137 NaF5haL alp Paper Co. Paper 748 AS
I58 r, L. Nash. F. NJ Stamps 1000 1000
1870 PtsviIe Record Co. Board Proceedings
l347 g. Nedecken Co. Envelopes 1928 1929
1338 + c; Miller Co, supplies 1918
1867 Marshfeld Herald Printing 17495
1893 MarhasId H Herald Pinti6g 1855
1872 DTumb & Suor Printing 42135
1878 Wood County Reporter, Printing 237O0
1881 j. F. Cooley Printing and supplies
55l Wood County Reporter Printing 9698 9S4S
800 L. Nash, P. NJ, Envelopes 6288 6288
$50 L Nash, P. NJ Postal Cards SO 80
691 County Reporter Printing 1870
1928 A l. Fontaine, Printing Election
LOG A l. Fontaine, Printing certificates $50 $50
969 l. Anundson, Second sheets
$40 R L. N Nan' P NJ NJ s EnTeopsS 1912 32 1532
c. Mckee Chairman A Gfney,
White,
Printing & Stationery Committee
seconded
adopted.
The carried.
REPORT OF POOR FARM COMMITTEE
10 the Board of Supervisors of Wood County, Wisconsin,
herewith submit 3 Annual Report
November
Considering the season. the
- sou t5o cfoP goO on
Killed The
buckwheat good could be
"IoC
eYe never better than this The
bushels.
this We bids this job
Total expenses year ending Nov
s127291O
Inventory for year ending
November l, 1918 --------------$1 024166
Produce sold by the 126475
S115O6n
Your Committee per day taking
Of is q
The following table the Cities Villages
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

E ECHSTEADT, Chairman Poor Com
Re Fohrman Harriet
PrbbanoW;
bills the once
# Clerk M
8
COMMITTEE. 17ou., ito
e
he carried
To Be
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30
COUNTY BOARD OF WOOD COUNTY, WISCONSIN

t. lilies eGamly Mckee, Total
of Wisconsin
being deposes
y and P oe ba she rid M % { Wood co9nt WIS
that she has resided said City Of Narsh continuously
VIM Rue Grand Rapids County duly appointed
a9nfa Of the bind IN and for SAID WOOD County appears from his
c y qorsg n mat 29 Is not an nate OF any
from the she has
iuHded % Oo Dar per anum that she IS dependent upon her
makes this application for the purpose CT emitting her to such benefit
County Board OF said Wood County n its dJ9n may it to grant he
1907, Of the State of Wisconsin, - -
eonsiD dav Of 5, county,
SUBSCRIBED and to before me this 18th day
Sam Church, County lerkfo woodC County.
Louis Trosss2 R J. Strauss being duly oath each fo
holder Wood County Wisconsin; continuously
personally acquainted
n1 OK GBape 38 OF The Rs igo7 Of t5e s Wisconsin, that
Wisconsin for oyor ten years. County for year
6e o b c2 and Rap8 County Wisconsin day
( Reg J. Strauss Fssssso,
5q9se a5 and 2 snGm R6fof 1919 ne this
l4'p Gay sam charch County Clerk Wood Co.. Wis.
the as6 51 s spB o @ be a S?a Sba9 wi"
5"'s'DS o . Eo S PaS %io day 1915
State Of Wisconsin
Rqce duly licensed and regular practiog phyci and sur
pointed Examiner County Wisconsin, here
leila F0hman whose
person; that said Tla my office said City q
z@%nofon blind being wholly deprived
0 he sig
Grand Rapids Wood County Wisconsin, this 14th da,
O D.
NJ. Examiner 0 the Blind.
petition
udicary
Judiciary granted tn
of $4,000
E.
moved and seconded that the recommendation OF the judiciary Com
be adopted.
P. M, 18th.
All members roll CALL o. H. tiles
Journal read and approved
BY j. Leu
BE IT RESOLVED That there hereby aPpr9pad out the Gnea
purpose County exhibit the State Fair 1919 and at the 20
a 1919 if deemed advisable
nolca
Board Supervisors of Wood County, Wisconsin, Gu
ony respectfully that audited all claims referred
and that be allowed as follows:
No Clauan Natur of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30

The following table shows Cities Villages and
the Poor
lows The to h y to
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-30
SUNDAY EVENING CLUB
First Congregational Church

FEBRUARY 2, 1919-7:30 P. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA.
BONDS.
'ITTSBI RG,

5000 q Phil 4s 40 cop. s6H ssH esx $751;;
1907 Nor Cen Is scr lOo,s lOOH 10oS Inoit
1000 Phila Elec LIST IS. s3s 93h e3ls e3H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04
ALL LEADING CURB
ISSUES SHOW GAINS
Advances in the Higher Priced
Industrials and Oils Mark
Close Of Active Day.

In the most active two hour session
that the outside market has had prices
for all OF the leading Curb issues moved
forward yesterday under unusually &C.
tive buying. The upward movement In
prices started at the opening and contin-
ued throughout the session. At the close
advances Of from ! to more than 20 points
were recorded among the higher priced
Industrial and oil shares. Most Of the
activity again was centred In those
groups.
Prairie Oil and Gas was in renewed
demand and moved to new high ground
easily. That action was followed by an
advance of several points in Midwest
Refining to new high. and Western
States OIL moved to a new top price in
sympathy with the latter. Substantial
gains were made in Louisiana and
Caddo OIL, both selling at their best
price. Sterling on and Rangeburnett
were active also.
Rubber stocks were again tho cut
standing features In the Industrial trad
ing. Intercontinental Rubber advanced
more than points, and Savold Tire
about to new high levels A sale of
Chevrolet at 1s points more than Fri
days closing, a new high, was recorded
Total sales and range of prices fol-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-04
STATE BANK STATEMENT.

STATE BANK STATEMENT.
Summary of State banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York not included in
Clearing House statement Figures furnished
by State Banking Department.:
Loans, discounts, in
vestments, &C.,, .$7s2 ,ooo lac s7,77s 900
Gold .............:.... S,e6S,Soo Inc. s, 200
Currency and bank
Deposits with Federal
York ................ 7o6s3,6 800 Inc. 5,sIS,lo
Total deposits....;. s3i a21, 900 Inc. 2S.02e 500
Tolal deposits elinii-
mating amounts due
from reserve depod-
tories and from
other banks and
trust companies In
New York city and
U. S. deposits 7A5, JOS 400 Inc. 81 Us 300
RESERVE
State banks PC
Cash in vault .....,..,........ SIS, 81 200 1890
Deposits In banks and trust
companies ........-.......... 1L.ss5.iOo $50
Total ...............".....". $50, 4e2, 800 2l.IO
Trust companies-
Cash in vault ..;......;....... ,S1, $4,000 I'LL
Deposits In banks and trust
companies ...,...,.,...,..... 9o.24s,Sso SCI
Total Observation-Disclosures 6:3.7 200 2o72
Aggregate reserve on deposits, $lt2 0s6, 500 /;
increase. u, l0s. 40. Per 0ent- legal reserve,
2oeo -. -.