Cowan impeachment trial dominates North Dakota papers
Across North Dakota and neighboring papers the Cowan impeachment case at Bismarck draws strong opinion. Prosecution witnesses accuse Judge Cowan of drunkenness and improper conduct, while defense workers challenge the testimony. Editors warn the Senate trial may reflect poorly on law and state. supporters in Bottineau count discuss the judge’s speech defense.
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University Play Date With Japanese Team In June
June plans include two games against the Varsity during Commencement Week by Knight the Japanese touring team. Land may add a May game with St Thomas College. the group is currently on the Pacific Coast. The Class of 1903 funds a Students Loan Fund with thirty dollars raised, expected to grow with future classes. The All Around Champions meet to crown ten track and field events with medals for first through third places to honor top university athletes.
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School for Scandal Cast Announced by Senior Class
The senior class has chosen its cast for The School for Scandal with a second reading rehearsal set for Saturday evening. Cast includes Sir Peter Sir Oliver Laurence Fisher Fred Brockhoft Joseph Surface Axel Oftedahl Charles Surface Fred Bradshaw Crabtree Howard Rose Rowley Guy Budge Moses Snake Sir Charles Frank Langer Lady Sneerwell Alma Tweete Mrs Jennie-Belle Lewis Business Manager Guy Budge.
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Snake
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Breatrice Helmer
Bernice Veitch
Sneerwell
Alma Tweete
Jennie-Belle Lewis
North Dakota Beats South Dakota In Intercollegiate Debate
By a two to one vote last Wednesday evening the University of North Dakota team defeated the University of South Dakota on the resolution that the Canadian Combines Act offers an adequate remedy for evils of combines trusts monopolies and mergers in the United States. The North Dakota team included Lester Smith Iver Acker and George Shafer. Smith as a first year debater showed promise and will represent the university in the state oratorical contest.
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New York City Hosts Convention Opening in April
The convention opened in New York City on April 6 with 250 delegates from nearly every state. Speakers from Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Williams, Virginia and California addressed topics including Canadian Reciprocity. North Dakota’s delegate sparked discussion before outlining civic-work goals. Delegates then moved to Washington for remarks by Chief Justice White and others, ending with a banquet.
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North Dakota Delegates Return From Civic Convention
North Dakota delegates to the National Convention of Collegiate Civic Clubs have returned from the east. Reports say this year’s gathering may be the best ever held by the Civic Clubs of the country. Mr Swenseid and Mr Wold arrived home after extended travel including stops in Virginia and Kentucky and a visit to Cincinnati and Indiana.
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Farmers urged to eat more oatmeal practice
A fragmented note suggests farmers should consume more oatmeal to improve strength and efficiency in feeding stock. The text mentions the farmer observing trends and seeking advice, though details are garbled and hard to parse.
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