1 week Ago By Barrett Chase
News-Tribune, Oct. 16, 1924 The Duluth League of Women Voters conducted a one-day informational session on how to cast a vote, political parties and government. It is the first of three such sessions scheduled in the city.
ADVERTISEMENT News-Tribune, Oct. 16, 1954 Two children found about $5,000 worth of jewelry stolen last month from the car of a Minneapolis salesman in Superior. Police were withholding the exact location of where the items were found, but said it was in the western outskirts of Duluth.
Overall, $35,000 worth of jewelry was stolen in the heist. News-Tribune & Herald, Oct. 16, 1984 Tom Martin, a graduate student in UMD's School of Social Development, is coming to the aid of homeless patrons of the First Street Drop-in Center who would like to register to vote.
Current voter laws make it difficult to register if you do not have an address. News Tribune, Oct. 16, 2004 Duluth East High School's 38 new fitness machines have been repossessed.
The equipment came to the schools through a pyramid scheme run by the nonprofit National School Fitness Foundation and its for-profit partner, School Fitness Systems. Central and Denfeld's equipment will also be repossessed this week..
