Chautauqua Weekends Climax With Special Trains
Thousands expected as Chautauqua closes Sunday in a blaze of glory. Special trains run over all railroads to bring crowds from Devil Lake and surrounding areas. The North Dakota concert band and Shakespearean performances anchor a full day of events, concerts, lectures, and water sports at Chautauqua Park with further features through the weekend.
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Deco Boats
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National’ Guard Jin
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Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Motion
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Chautanqua’ Park
Chautanqua Park
Caucus Detriment to Nation Says La Follette Editorial
Madison Wis July 11 Senator La Follette writes that caucus control of legislation endangers democracy by binding lawmakers to party bosses. He argues a 26 vote minority can dictate policy, reversing independence and surmounting constitutional convictions.
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Brainard elected president of school board
At the regular Board of Education meeting on Monday the officers and committees were named. President O. P. Brainard. Clark A B Parga as Treasurer W B Brrant. Auditing Committee Adama Gagen Scrumgard. Finance Committee Serumgard Poeburg Gagen. Building Committee Posburg Adama Gagen. Supplies Committee Adunis Fosburgs Sarumemnd. Library Board Liver Serumgart to succeed May A B Clattenburis.
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O. P. Brainard
Clark
A. B. Parga
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Gagen
Scrumgard
Serumgard
Poeburg
Biyilding
Posburg
Adunis
Fosburgs Sarumemnd
Library Board
Liver Serumgart
Supreme Court rate decision harms North Dakota shippers
Shippers from North Dakota to Minnesota terminals and points in Minnesota gain no benefit from the U S Supreme Court ruling on Minnesota rate cakes. The North Dakota Railroad Commission reports widespread inquiries and notes the decision affects only intrastate Minnesota business.
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Commission
Malfeasance and disbarment actions hit Bismarck officials
In Bismarck on July 11 charges of malfeasance in office may be brought against Police Magistrate Casselman and disbarment proceedings started against Attorney T R Mockler. Acting State's Attorney Theo Koffel will start the matters. Police arrested Peter Mossbrucker for violating the prohibition law and he was jailed. Mossbrucker appeared before Judge Casselman who advised hiring Mockler. Mockler guaranteed $4000 costs if paid, Mossbrucker paid $200 and the case was dismissed. Sheriff Barnes rearrested Mossbrucker, who remains in county jail. The probe is expected to extend to seven other alleged blind pig cases.
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Thad
Barnes
Transfer of Land Office to Minot Uncertain
The Minot land office asks for details on transferring the Devil’s Lake office. Fargo’s transfer occurred July 1 but hearings and final arrangements are awaited at Devils Lake, with completion likely by August.
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Minotland
Fargo
Ack
Devils Lake
Wall Street Bear Case Tangles Lamar Inquiry
July 11 report on the Wall Street investigation into David Lamar shows the committee probing his market influence. Despite hours of testimony from senators, Lamar claimed he merely played Wall Street’s game and did not reveal other motives. He cited discussions with prominent Congress members and expressed regret for public fallout.
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Wall Street
Les
David Lamar
Market Place
Hermes
Bunt
Edward Lauterbach
Lamarr
Washington
Congress
Railroad Commission In Session At Fargo N D
The North Dakota Railroad Commission met in Fargo, handling routine matters and seeking decisions on public utilities service. The major case concerns Northern Telephone Co of Minot over alleged under service and a lack of interconnection with Northwestern Telephone Co. at Berhold, with Attorney Tracy Bangs representing the Minot firm.
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Railroad Commission
Fargo
Feomuimion
Northern Telephose Co
Minot
Comrmission
Intermst
Commission
Shlé Conser
Northern Telephone Co
Tthe
Northwestern
Telphone
Berehold
Public Service Corporation
Yive
Tracy Bangs
Grand Forks
Ain Teommilaston
al Orion
Republicans In Trim to Battle On Tariff Bill
Republicans in Congress prepare to attack the Underwood Simmons tariff bill as debate nears in the Senate. Sen. Simmons aims for five weeks to wind through amendments and votes, while Smoot and La Follette craft alternate schedules to reduce protection and modify wool and sugar provisions.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Simmons
Democratic Caucus
Smoot
Utah
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Haere
Shortage of Cattle Through Northwest Markets
Meat wholesalers attribute the cattle shortage to calf slaughter at major markets. At South St Paul in 1912 calves accounted for 25 percent of cattle receipts, with 130 700 calves marketed last year. If calves had been held to later ages, significant increases in future meat supply and farmer income would result. The piece argues farmers should hold heifer calves until breeding age to raise output.
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South St. Paul
Vale
Excursion Trains Sunday Run First Over New Line
The first passenger trains on the new line will operate Sunday carrying visitors to Davila Lake Chautauqua. Special trains from Drake and Fordville will depart early morning attracting hundreds to North Dakota’s watering place Indinw as the Chao tage season closes.
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Drake
Fordville
Davila
Lake Chautauqua
Amated
Cap
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Gojnt
Indinw
Trial open for editor in Bowbelle ND July 11
Report indicates an open trial for editor Bowbelle North Dakota on July 11. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to defendants Nere Lofay and Ceneen Cook and proceedings continued.
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Atwuoe
Ceneen Cook
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