davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-21
FOX CLEARED As SUSPECT.
FinGsTpTiRtS show lie IL Not Ls
roy. AIIeRed Slayer.

MoNTEyIDRo, Sept, 10 ldsiayed). -
Morris Fox, detained hero on tho sup.
position that he might be Eugene Le
Roy, tho alleged perpetrator OF the De.
trolt trunk murder. is not Le Roy. po
lice officials OF this city announced 10,
night
Fingerprint records allowing chArae
terist ca OF Le Roy's hands arrived from
Buenos Aires during the day and o.
tabllshed complete proof of Fox's limo
ceneel there being no aemblanee OF iden
lity between them and hla fingerprlnts.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-21
NEW AIR SERVICE BEGINS,

rarh shd s'raShourE Joined In
Aerial Link.
PAuiA Sept 2O,--An aerial service be-
tween Paris and strapbouN. 10 be eov-
cred three days each week, was lnauSu.
rated to-day A service from stras.
bourS to PraEus cIecho-slOvAkia, Will
be opened next week and a line from
Prague 10 Warsaw on October 10,
The latter two lines ATe> dependent,
however, upon tho attitude OF tho Ger.
mans, over whose territory the air.
planes must ny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
re SPRAW SOKOLICH
BACZNOSC SOKOLI OKRE--
GU 3 Z. S. P.

w mySl uchwafy grona nauczv
cielskiego Okregu :, zastep 6wi-
czQcy ma poreczach obowiqzany
jest wystapiG z Gwiczcniami ma
Vice Gniazda lO2, jaki sic odbe-
die W nicdzicle, dnia 22go Lutte
60 b. r. w sail parafii $w. Jadwi-
ri r6g Webster i N. Hoync ave.
O godz. 3ciej po poludniu. Wo-
bee tego niniejszym rozkazem
zwo4uje probe twiczch zastepu
Okregu 2 w ~nicdzicle dnia 22go
lutego o godz. 9:30 rano do par
ku Eckhardt'a r0g Noble i Chi
cago ave. Str6j twiczebny obo-
wiqzkowy.
Zbi6rke zastepu do wystqpie-
MIA ma wiec zwolujc sic ma 60
dzine 2 po poludniu do sail Gin.
I'm. WI. Straightforward p. n. 1916
Tell pl. Wszyscy twiczqcy sta
nowczo maja sic zastosowac do
riniejSzego rozkazu.
Zygmunt de Latour
Naczelnik Okregu 2 L. S. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
PODZIEKOWANIE

Skladamy najscrdcczniejsze po
dz;ekowanic wszystkim krew-
nym i znajomym "a branie udzla
hi w ~pogrzebie najukochanszego
syna naszego sp' Jozefa March
lcwicza 4 osobliwie X. Stanisfa-
wa Gadaczowi "a jego dobrc
SERGE "a odwiedzenie lego w
trumnie i "a wyprowadzenie z
KoSciola i "a towarzyszenie az
ia cmentarz i take X. w. SWAN
tex "a odprawienie cercmonii po-
grzebowej i take "a n~iesienic
trumny G.. Graczyk, R. Grochowi
"a, Jan Cwik, Jan Lehman, Edw.
Rynkus, Fran. Bezdon oraz "a
nadcsianie kwiatow, r6wniez po-
grzebowemu B. Drabanski, "a IL
micjetniem prowadzeniu pogrze-
bu, jeszcze raz skladamy n~ajser-
deczniej stare polskie Bog "a
rSaG. w smutku pograzeni: Jan i
Maryanna Marchlewicz, rodzice
wraz z GAIA rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

q ME dObro wiasne, bylO lego zada
riem. Wolal budowac niz krytyko-
vac. Zawsze wsp6lpracowai z miesS-
kancami wardy ma dobro wardy i do
bra miasta Chicago. Byi on "a osz-
cZednoScia W w~ydatkach miejskich
z powodu zmnieiszonych dochod6w "
ostatnich czasach, ale ME z krzyw-
da S~}usznych wymagan tysiecy wspo4>
pracownikow miasta Chicago.
Pomimo tego. IL sic informowai W
wiekszych sprawach dotyczacych si-
calego miasta, nigdy ME zapomniai
o wysunieciu dobra wardy i miesz-
kancow. kt6rzy go wybrali, ma pier
wszy plan Byl On gOt6w ma zawo4a-
uio kazdego v iakiejkolwiek spra-
vie. Utrzymywal biuro we wardz:e
ia uS}ugi pu~blicznO$ci We dnie
wieczorem. Jeleli cbecnym bye ME
m6gl sam z powodu o~bowtazkow
gdzieindziej, mial tam kOgoS W Ia
stepstwie ma wysluchanie wymasan
, zazalen.
Postaral sic o zaprowadzenie lamp
"a ulicach stosownie do wymagan
mieszkaGc6w. Postaral sic o szyldy
przestrzegajace o zwolnienie jazdy
ma ulicach W poblizu szk6l. Posta-
raj sic o zaprowadzenie fCntan do
p!cia woody W r6znych czeSciach
wardy. Postaral sic o naprawe uiiG
z funduszu podatkow "a wozy 1 auto
mobile. Ppstaral sic o przeprowadze
ME Ordynansu wymagaiacego wick
szoSci podpis6w frontage consents(
ma pozwolenie zalo1enia jard6w luD
SHADOW re s~tarzyzna Junk yards
Junk shops PREY ulicach rezyden-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
OBYWATELE | OBYWATELKl
Oddajcie sV~e Glossy ma
TXl Maxa AdamOWSkiegO

kt6ry sic ubiega 20 rag trzeci ma aldermana 2Sej
wardy. Podfug nowego prawa Stanu Illinois
me5czyzni'i kobiety mega giosowa6 na alderma-
ma BIZ d~eklarowania do kt6rej partyi naleaa,
gdyz wszyscy kandydaci So W tel samej kolum-
ME ma jedpym balocie. Ten zas. kt6ry otrzyma
wiekszosG wszystkich gfosow oddanych, we VITO
rex, dnia e4go lutego, 1920 roku, zostanis wy
branym. Jezeli laden kaDdydat ME otrzyma ia
kiej wiekszosci, wtenczas dwaj kandydaci ma
lacy najwiecej gios6w, ubiega6 sic musza jesz-
szcze raz W pozniejszych 'wyborach.
, Pan Adamowski wiernie sfu1y4 mieszkancom
swojej wardy przez ubiegie 4 lata. Dobro wardy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

cyJnych hub ~biznesowych. Postarai
sic o przeproawdzenie ordynansu wy
magajacego, ably wsZystkie automo-
bile sic zwolniiy ma 10 mil jazdy
ma godzine PREY wszystkich inter-
sekcyach ulic ma kt6rych kursuj&
tramwaje. Pcstarai sic o usuniecie
jardy re starzyzna PREY North Vest
ern ave. i Altgeld ulicy. Postcard siI
o wstrzymanie p~ozwolenia ma budo-
We fabryk cd komisarZa budowy.
PREY ulicach rezydencyjnych dop6kl
ME nastapi} zakaz sadowy. Badai Ii
zne aplikaCye o pozwolenia ma wZnic
sienie | utrzymywanie elektrycznych
szyld6w I rekomendowai zalatwienie
takowych.
Sfu1yf jake czionek nastepujacych
komittt6<': II Efficiency. Econo-
my and Rehabilitation; % Gas, Oil
duu LlSSIiA IA6nI, % CSnOOlo, F4le
and Civil Service; A. Building and
City Hall.
Pan Adamowski przez cztery lata
swego u~rzedowania byl obecnym ma
wszystkich po~siedzeniach Rady Mel
skiej i K~omitet6w, procz czterech.
Jestto rekord wysmienity.
Pan Adamowski indorsowanym 20
stal przez Demokrat6w, Republi&a'
now i byznesist6w 2Sej wardy, TAX
re przez United Electrical League
United Societies.
Jezeli wybierzecie p. Adamowskie-
go aldermanem W w~yborach, dnia "a
lutego 1920, ME narazicie ~piacacych
podatki ma koszta p6zniejszych wy
borrow. (Osf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
DO WYDZIALU OKREGU
Q Z. S. P,

Niniejszem zawiadmiam cz}on
k6w Wydzialu Okregu Z. S.P,,
IL maja sic wszyscy stawiG do
b;ura Okregu pnr. 1868 Milwau-
kee ave. o godzinie lei Pc polu-
dniu w niedziele, dnia p lutego
w sprawie waznej wziecia udzia
lu We wiecu Gniazda l93, oraz IL
roczystoSci, jaka sic odbedzie W
mieScie staraniem Wydzialu Ma
rodowego. Wszyscy Wydziaio-
wi stanowczo o~bowiqzani So sta
vic sic w czasie oznaczonym.
FIR. Skibicki, prezes Okr.
Jan Domanus, sekr. Okr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

Obywatel Leonard Rutkowski u
biega sic O urzad aldermana AleJ
wardy. Chociaz W w%yborach dnia "a.
b. m. (w przyszly wtorek) ME ma
DUO opozycyi, jednakowoz, azeby
wzmocniG jego wpiywy radzie
%miejskiej, obowiazkiem kazdego o.
bywatela i obywatelki jest iSc do ur-
ny wyborczej dnia 24go lutego i Cd
dac swoj CLOS rodakowi l.. Rutkow-
sEiemu. I'm wiecej gios6w Otrzyma
tenn wieksze jego wpiywy. A i'm wick
see jcgo wpiywy tenn lepiej ola mas
wszyStkich. Eaten, ME zapomnij Nv
I-obiG krzyzyk pred nazwiskiem l..
RutkowSkiego.
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

BoleS7awa Kasprzyckiego, poczem
zwloki przewieziono ma cmentarz Sw.
Krzyza | tam je ziozono ma wieCzny
%spoczynek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
w roztargnieniu.

Raczekaj. nlcznoSny bebnie;
byleS n~iegrzeczny, Ia kare nle do
stainless ieSG.
Mnie sic. mamo. jekG ME chce.
- TAX? Vice Ia kare dostaniesz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
NagrObek.

Nieboszczyk groszem rzadzii sic
rozumnie.
Ia to tez ley W metalowcj
trumnie. fr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
Z MAGDALENOWA.

z niezwykla ctekawoScia przepel-
Mill Magdalenowianie zeszfei ME
dzieli sale parafialna. a to z .ego
powodu, re ch6ry parafialne UREA TIL
ly wystep wokalny, polaczony z pred
stawieniem. PublicznoSt, ktora przy-
byla oceniG .prace / wysiiki drulyry
~Spiewacze1, wcale sic ME zawiodla,
albowiem program byl doborowy /
udatnie wykenany, wiec zadowGle-
Mo zebranych dalo sic poznac CT
stymi ..klaski | brawami. Program
byf nastepujacy: Spiewy wykcnaly
ch6ry parafii p. W. sw. Maryi Mag
daleny, pod hatuta p. Wladyslawa
Maniszewskiego. p64niej taniec Pom
p~ejanski.h Kwieciarek, o~dtahczonr
7ostal' zgrabnie przez dwana$cie pa
Lienek z choru. pod kierownictwem
pa1ay Helrny i;5Gak. Dalej nastqpil
Spiew sclowy rcnny NJ. Kujawy, Kits
ra w~ykonala .,llIcczc tony" P. Ma
szy1skiego. Choir p. W. Sw. Jadwigi,
odspiewaI ,,Piyhmy", Mendelsohna,
W przekladzie ]. Checinskiego; TIA
nice hiszpahski re Spiewem panny l..
Pawlickiej udai sic dobrze. Ma "a
konczenie odegrano komedye W
dw6ch aktach p. { .,,Jaki pan TAXI
kram", W kt6rej brazil udzial ma
stepujacy aktorzy: Adolfa Letkle-
wicza. poruc7nika ulan6w. grail p.
j. Rekowiecki; Jana Badule. uiana
lego ordynansa, p. St. Szpajer; Szmu
la, lichwiarza, p. Ed. Budelak;; Do
browolskiego. wujszka Letkiewicza,
p. H. Wqsowicz; Piotra Jowialskie-
go, handlarza gesi, p. J. Rybowiak;
Zofie, jego c6rke, parma NJ. kuJa-
wa; Katarzyne, kucharke Jov!ial-
SIX ego, p. Agnieszka Szpajer; Wa
lentego Mike, krawca, p. w. Wis
niewski; Grzmocinskiego, redaktora,
o. Wiktor Wi$niewski; Bule, pieka-
RIA, D. E. Budelak: Eulalie, an'!fe!-
ska guwernantke, parma S. Wilczew
ska; Helene, parma c. Jagar; Me-
LAME / Laurie, pensyonarki - pan
ny S. Ksfazek i S. Miller. w antrak-
tach przygrywala ma f%ortepianie pa
ri Zofia Wclska. Publicznost, opusz-
czajac sale, odniosia jak n~ajlepsze
wrazenie.
W koSciele p. W. Sw. Maryi Mag
daleny W poniedzialek o godzinie 10
rano Y. Leon Hinc z Wojcieohowa,
pcblogoslawii zwiazek malzehski p.
Michala Kolberga, Fam. pnr. 2742
E. S6ej ul., z PARMA Elzbieta Hinc'
Fam. pnr. S459 Manistee ave. Nabo-
zenstwo odprawil Y. Leon Hinc. brat
PAM mlodej. Uczta weselna odby'a
sic " scislem k6lku familijnem.
Dzisiaj odbyl sic pogrzeb s. p.
Mareyanny Kwiatkowskiej, S2-let-
niej staruszki, n~ajstarszej parafian-
ko kosciola p. W. $w. Nary Magda-
leny. Orszak p~ogrzebowy wyrus1yt z
domu aaloby pnr. S546 Muskegon
ave-. do ko$cio1a, gdzie X. Edward
Kowalewbki odprawiS naboaenstwo
/ ceremoais p~ogrzebowe. W asysten-
cyi X. Winoente-o N~owlokiego | \.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02
.tatr SUMMARY
PassingG hn,p;ses
ofLate Euents in
North Dakota

Velva.-Cream checks here for July
amounted to $9,62S.96.
killdeer.-Rebek;h lodge No. 115
has been installed here.
McHenry.-This city soon will have
24-hour electric service.
Marmarth.- will be let
September for a $4,000 high school.
Gilby.-Maur'ce A. Carter has pat
ented composition for hardening
metals.
LaNIoure.-A barn and 20 tons Of
hay We're burned as Il result of chill
dren playing in the NOW with matches.
Bottineau.-Tafael Dernas, SO, was
shot to death by his insane son, Gill
bert, 26, who had barricaded himself
in the granary.
Minot.-F. Il. Landers of Minot sue
ceeds G. l.. Dawson as commander of
the American Legion in North Dakota.
Mr.. Dawson becoming national COM
mitteelnan. Jack Williams was re-
elected state adjutant and jamestown
was chosen for the 1921 convention,
The proposed four-fold compensation
measure was endorsed and delegates
to the national convention were
chosen.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02

Now comes j. R. Waters, one of
the inner circle of the league for sew
eral years, with court action to re-
cover five thousand dollars alleged to
be due him for representing Townley
in the control of 22,4O0 acres of Flor
ida land belonging to the U. S. Sisal
Trust. Townley had sworn in bank
ruptcy proceedings that he had prac-
tically no assets, but Waters says
Townley really owned control of the
Sisal Trust.
This Brinton-Water scrap with
Townley, Lemke and Frazier is doing
just one thing: It is substantiating in
detail the charges that were made
during the primary campaign.
No matter from what angle this new
league fight is viewed, there must be
certain definite conclusions reached by
any unbiased observer.
Townley charges that Brinton graft
ed from the farmers all the time the
latter was organizing newspaper cor
porations for the league Those
charges are no doubt true, and Town.
ley certainly became a party to the
graft by using Brinton and retain;n ;
him for months on such work.
Townley attacks Waters on the
grounds that he was playing in with
Brinton.
Waters attacks Townley on the
charge that Townley was tn, actra,
head of the U. S. sisal Trust and tina,
he, Waters. was -'rn'y Town1"y's
agent at promised salary of $4,000.
Waters charges that he notified Gov.
Frazier of corruption in control of
the Scandinavian-Americ State
Bank.
Waters charges that his resignation
from the Bank of North Dakota was
forgery.
The latest exposures do not lend
any credit to the record of Waters
and Brinton. But they do indicate
that Townley was absolutely CONVEX
SAINT with what was going on.
The whole squabble appears TO be
a scrap over the spoils of war.
In the meantime, Townley is riding
in aeroplanes and "twin-sixes'' with
Fay Harding for driver, according
to the local league newspaper.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02
Foreign Advertising Representative
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

In certain sections of the state the
most vituperative sort Of capaigmning
was waged against the Record man
when he was on the ticket as a
candidate for lieutenant governor.
Since the close of the campaign, some
of the league newspapers have been
waging the same kind of warfare. The
entire charges are couched in more OF
less general terms and hinge arounc
an action started at one time by the
firm of Lynn & Lynn against the
editor of the Record. Local people
are familiar with the facts, but the
people throughout the state generally
are not.
The league articles are very shrewd-
1y worded, and throw most of the re-
sponsibility on others than themselves.
For instance, the Courier News makes
this statement: "What has S-rceter
to complain about? All that was said
concerning him was taken from the
court records. He has been sued by
his attorneys for their fees when he
ran as the exponent of social purity
for lieutenant governor on the 1. v.
A. ticket"
All of which is of course true. Blu,
there is a great deal that the league
papers do not say. They do no,
tell their readers that the "suit''
claims $500 fees for illegal advice"
in April and May. 1918, more than
seven years ago. They do not tell
their readers that our answer to the
complaint was that Lynn & Lynn
never rendered such legal advice.
And they do not tell their readers
that, although Lynn & Lynn charge
the giving of advice in April and May
1918, they did not start an action
until August, 1917, and that they have
never to this day brought their case
to trial.
And that is not all. We have al
ways contended that this action OF
Lynn & Lynn, along with the many
other actions they started, were pure.
ly political and had the main aim OF
breaking the editor of this pape,
financially in defending Lawsuits, o.
to shut him up politically.
The Record man has fought out sew.
'eral lawsuits that Lynn & Lynn were
at the bottom of, and we have defeat.
ed them in all save one. There are
still three on the court calendar tina,
have never been tried. One of those
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02
To which all ex.service mer
are entitled.

Observation-Disclosures w: Kurtz, "a,
former commander Of the North Da-
kota department Of the G. A. r., die.
here.
Bismarck.-Thirty-e county aud
itors appeared before the, state equali-
zatiOn board and asked a reduction in
North Dakota taxes. They also sug-
gest the appointment of county asses
sOrs.
Anamoose.-The 16-months-old child
of Mrs. Alonza Bromley was burned
to death and the house and contents
were destroyed when the gasoline
stove exploded while the mother was
milking.
Hankinson.-The water works con.
tract was let to Minneapolis concern
for $151, 259.75, the sewer contract to
a Fargo concern for $82,716.2O. The
total civic Improvement will reach
$233,975.95.
Lawton.-Joseph, Jr., three-year-old
son Of Joseph Peterson, fell from a
water tank on which he was riding
with his father, and the rear wheel
passed over his head, crushing him to
instant death.
Fargo. A. Armstrong, a native
North Dakota young man, succeeds
James c. Garrison as superintendent
of the North Dakota Sunday School
association. Mr.. Garrison took the
Minnesota SUPPLEMENTARY.
Jamestown.-Judge Charles A. Pol
lock of Fargo heads the, State Bar
association for the coming year and
John z. Greene of Minot, is secretary
treasurer. The executive board will
name the next meeting place.
Fargo.-The field nurse of the. North
Dakota anti-tuberculOsis association is
authority for the statement. that 85
per cent of the school children she
has examined throughout this state
suffer one or more physical defects.
Stanley.-Several barrels Of mo-
lasses for grasshopper poison were
stolen from the MountraillS county
court house some time ago. They
were recently found on a farm five
miles northwest of here with all the
other necessary ingredients for con-
coction generally considered more pal
atable than grasshopper poison.
Grand Forks-A market day is be-
Ing planned.
Fargo.-The old age pension bill re-
Gently passed by congress automatic
ally, retired three Fargo mail carriers.
The oldest, J. NJ. Johnson, had walked
far enough in delivering letters in
Fargo to take him three times around
the world.
Fort Yates.-The big feature of the
Standing Rock indian fair was the
dedication Of a monument to the late
Chief John Grass. His adopted son
and heir, Major A. B. WEIGH, the white
CHEZ Of the Sioux, presided at the
cGrel ontes.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02

three has been the subject of most OF,
the league attacks throughout the
state. And the Record man has
now been informed that one of
the firm of Lynn & Lynn went
to the Courier-News people with
request that they use this case
in the campaign, and with an offer
to get them a copy of their COM
plant in this action.
If any man could ever have doubt
ed the political nature of the vari-
GUS Lynn cases, what can they believe
now in view of the fact that one OF
the plaintiffs in one of the many ac-
tions made it point to try to SC.
cure the use of their complaint by
the league newspapers in the CAM
paign.
Outside of the fact that few people
approve of such attacks as those that
have been directed at the Record man
in this matter, what must b. the gen
eral measure of contempt for man
who would start such actions, fail to
push them to trial for years, and then
go to the league newspapers TO get
them to use their stuff as campaign
attacks.
Neither the old gang nor the new
gang have ever been able to control
the political complexion of the Record
or it's publisher, and we doubt If any
person has ever been the victim OF
more foul attacks of a personal ma
ture in return. Everything has bean
resorted to from throwing manure OF
our front doorstep and posting up
slanderous attacks, to starting various
sorts of actions to be carried along
year after year so that one Of the
plaintiffs might go to the league n.w.-
papers with their stuff to De used I'll
a political attack when the editor of
this paper was candidate for lieu
tenant governor of the state.
And, at that. the Record nan re-
ceived approximately $1,000 votes
more than several of his running
mates.
In spite of these many vile attacks,
the editor of this paper received a ma
iority of 100 votes in Commons county
in the primary. He carried his home
town 1876 to 46. And he has beer
honored with election as presiding Of
fcer of various local organizations to
which he belongs.
And so we say 1T the jackals 20 to
it. From all over the state we have
received rereated congratulations for
the energetic, straightforward fight
we put up, and wewait with confidence
for the verdict of the people of this
county in the coming fight which SC
vitality concerns us-the designation
of the official newspaper for Emmons
county. At present, all these attacks
are meant to bring influence to bear
on that contest.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02
The Victory Medal obtainable
through American Legion.

Olga.-Oil is reported on the farm
of Roderick Beauchamp.
Center.-The Bank of Oliver county
has new time lock safe.
Cando.-Steps are being taken to
improve the electric service.
Lefor.-Nick Stein, pioneer, was
found dead in a farm building.
Lisbon.-F. S. Thomas has resigned
after Ii years Of service as county
judge.
Fargo.-Six hundred dollars worth
of platinum was stolen from the chem
zeal laboratory at the state agricu!-
tural college.
Fargo.-Elementary training in the
printing trade will be given in the
Fargo high school under course to
be launched this fall.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02

Some months ago. Editor Joe Stew
art, of the local league newspaper,
waxed enthusiastic in defending A..
C. Townley in his bankruptcy pro-
ceedings. Since that time a couple
of significant developments have come
to light.
In last weeks issue of the league
paper, Stewart informed his readers
that Gay Harding is driving a Twin
Six for A. c.. Townley," or words to
that effect,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-09-02
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