Great Musical Treat to Draw Lake Region Fans
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts in Devils Lake this afternoon and evening, with special trains from New Rockford Leeds and Cando to bring visitors. The Grand Opera House is sold out, featuring seven soloists including Barbara Wait and Joseph Schenke. Programs span Rossini to Tchaikowsky, with soloists and a large orchestral lineup.
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Devils Lake
Lake Region
New Rockford
Northern Pacific
Leeds
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Devils
Northwest
Devils Lake and Lake
Barbara
Wait
Joseph Schenks
Amd
Poimelius
Nan Vliet
United States Senators To Be Elected By Popular Vote
Washington reports Connecticut’s ratification yields the required states for the seventeenth amendment. The measure transfers senatorial selection from state legislatures to the people at the polls, with vacancies filled by state executives or temporary appointments as directed. Continued on Page
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United States
Washington
Connecticut
Senate
Sven
Buibsmit
Secretary of State
Pendroy of Towner Killed in Montana Roadside Accident
George Pendroy formerly of Towner son of Levi Pendroy and associate at Hotel Pendroy died near Conrad Montana from injuries suffered when a crow bar lodged in a traction engine fly wheel dislodged and struck him on the head while breaking land Saturday. He died after efforts to revive him and the funeral is planned for Conrad Wednesday afternoon.
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George C. Pendroy
Towner
Levi Pendroy
Pendroy
Conrad
Montana
Pendrays
Missouri river washout halts traffic near Bismarck and Mandan
In April the Missouri river flood disrupted rail service for over 50 hours between Bismarck and Mandan. A washout destroyed 5,400 feet of track and grade, delaying trains until rapid repairs by 300 workers, gravel, ties, and rails enabled movement by Tuesday morning. Cleanup included removing tons of silt from the dump and clearing the line for service. Also noted are differing opinions on jury call laws in county courts and reports of Soo line extension surveys near Hankinson.
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Bismarck
Missouri River
Mandan
Nowthen
Pacifi Sirrignsal
Fefothte
Mr. Strachan
Ladora Pit
President backs tariff revision path after Capitol talks
Washington April 11 The president met with the Senate Finance Committee to push for tariff revision harmony with Democratic leaders. He said no blocked path exists to party support while discussing risks to a single bill from opposition coalitions. House Leader Underwood announced tariff revision would pass as a single measure. An inquiry will gauge opposition strength to free sugar and free wool, with a split into single measures possible.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Capitol
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Representative Underwood
Murdered Sheriff Has Brother Here
Courtney, sheriff of Sheriday county Montana, was shot and killed last Friday while attempting to arrest J C Collins in Arkansas on a murder charge. The Courtneys had lived in Litchfield Minnesota, and two brothers remain in North Dakota: Ben J Courtney, district manager for Northwestern Telephone Co. at Grand Forks, and John Courtney, a Great Northern mail clerk at Devils Lake.
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Courtney
Sheriday County
Montana
J. C. Collins
Arkansas
Fargo
Red River Valley
Courtneys
Litchfield
Minn
Ben
J. Courtney
Northwestern Telephone Co
Grand Forks
John
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Club Federation to Furnish Service
The Inter-Ocean announces a new service in collaboration with the North Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs. A series of articles will cover the work of commercial clubs, with practical activity suggestions and state examples. The department will plan new organizations, provide by laws, and guide town development steps.
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Inter-Ocean
North Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs
North Dakota
Federation
North Dakota expects record corn crop in 1913
A prominent railway official notes crop conditions keep railways in touch with farming. He predicts corn will exceed last year and North Dakota will plant more corn than ever, while wheat acreage may drop as diversification grows and local telephone exchanges publish new directories.
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North Dakota
Rath
President Wilson Opens Special Session Address in Washington
Officials pack galleries as President Wilson reads message to Congress from the executive gallery. Secretaries Lane McAdoo Daniels and Garrison attend with families while Admiral Dewey is escorted to the floor. The address emphasizes unity between the president and Congress during extraordinary session to tackle duties and economic changes.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Lane
McAdoo
Daniels
Garrison
Bryan
Admiral Dewey
United States
Department of Government
Senate
House of Repre
New Fire Team To Be Personal Property Of Devils Lake
Devils Lake city commission meeting discussed ownership of a new fire team to be personal property of the department. Fire Chief Russell to negotiate sale while city buys a new team for street and general use. Auditor Cowley ordered to purchase new equipment amid submerged streets petition by 33 property owners on land 13th streets. The board adjourned to Monday night for regular session under new commission form.
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Devils Lake Laddies
Devils Lake
Cowley
Flynn
Mundt
Cormnissioner
Aesi la Police
Pire
W. E. Hocking
Flyny
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Joseph Schenke
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Schumann
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Nuremberg
Wagner
Richard Czerwonky
Thomas Henry J. Williams
Masskowski
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Saens
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Henry J. Williams
Brindisi
Lucretia Borgia
Thomas
Heire Kati
Hubay
Tschaikowsky
le Card
Thomas J .Arthur Middleton
Glasounon
Verdi Vrs LysseChilson-Oorman
Liszt
Henry We ‘Williams
Verdi Mme. Ohrman
Mr. Middleton
Boubdil
Moszowski
George Pendroy
Hankinson News
Mondak, Mont
Federation Com
Wilson Dell
Fifa
Johnson
M. J. Cowley
Anditor
Cee
AtLorna
Chivi
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Minneapolis Symphony
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