Governor Burke Vetoes Senate Bill on Liquor Sales by Druggists
Governor John Burke vetoed Senate Bill 306 amending the Revised Codes to allow registered pharmacists to fill intoxicating liquor prescriptions in emergencies. He argued the measure would remove safeguards, permit nonresidents to dispense liquor, and weaken prohibitions, preferring stricter controls and existing licensing.
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Burke
Senate
Secretary of ‘State
Driggista
Who
John Burke
Leander Case Dis Missed In State v Leander
Judge Butts set aside the information in the case of State v Leander after Sampson renewed his motion claiming the justice failed to inform the defendant of her rights before she waived examination. Testimony showed conflicting statements about waiver and the judge noted the record was weak on full knowledge of waiver effects. The defendant may be rearrested and tried on the same charges at the term.
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Ve. Leander
Sampson
Samson
Belford
Starkweather
Hilden
Resler
Butts
School Board Elects Teachers and Approves Contracts
At the regular meeting the board elected several teachers for next year all from the city except Ada McCormick of Charles Perry. The Dementia Science department received contracts for plates and cooking apparatus valued at 176 dollars. Wages set at 6000 per month for seven teachers and 35 dollars monthly for two others were approved along with a wall curbing contract and related work order.
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Thin City
Dementia Science
Lola Shortridge
Hulda Andereon
Misa. Mable L. Happ
Minn Pearl Duell
Rachel Newgard
Reep Connolly
North Dakota Farmers Institute Annual 1910 368 Pages
The North Dakota Farmers Institute announces its annual edition, 368 pages, focused on crops and crop production with many illustrated articles. Notable titles include Alfalfa topics by Supt. Le R. Waldron and soil and crop culture pieces by several college agronomy staff, with a list of contributing authors and locations. Copies cost ten cents in stamps to T. A. Hoverstad at the North Dakota Agricultural College.
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North Dakota Farmers’ Institute
North Dakota
Supt. le R. Waldron
Dickinson
N. D
J. G. McDowell
Department of Agriculture
O. O. Churchill
Agricultural College
R. C. Donoghue
W. C. Palmer
J. Eastgate
Larimore
Dean J. H. Shepperds
Au. D
Nor Dakota
Thomas Shaw
St Pag
Minn
J. H. Worst
North
W. C. Gilbreath
Bismarck
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Cooper
St. Anthony Park
W. J. Spillman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Club
J. Dexter Pierce
R. F. Flint
Cooperstown
Hugh J. Hughes
Minneapolis
Williston
T. A. Hoverstad
North Dakota Farmers’ Institutes
N. A
Court Terms Continue in Prohibition Case Motions
On Tuesday attorney Sampson filed a motion to set aside informations in the Leander Rogers and Benner cases charged with violation of the prohibition law. The motion argues defendants were held to answer for a public offense and bound over, with no information or indictment filed at the next regular term, amid references to the January term and a March term.
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Sampson
Leander
Rogers
Benner
District Court
Tudgs Cowan
Aled Heb
Ber
Yn Foster
N. D
Northwestern
Foster
Foe Jlar
Court Clarifies Jury Term Requirement In 1904 Proceedings
The December 12 1904 information marked the first jury term after commitment with no juries for October or November. The court ruled that a court must be equipped with a jury for trials and not a statutory term without one, denying the motion. Judge Buttz denied similar motions in other cases despite adjournment notes and missing appearances by Judge Cowan.
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Buttz
Miller
Cowan
Lampoon
Chiostri
Anderson
Change at the Sevilla Hotel in Devils Lake
Word reached the office that the Sevilla hotel in Devils Lake, run by Arthur Reade, has changed hands to new management. Reade is away, and the successor is reported as Mr. M. Mayer. Locals remember Reade as a booster and active in city affairs.
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Presa
Sevilla Hotel
Arthur Reade
Reade
Devils Lake
Art Reade
Inter-Ocean
M. Tt. Mayer
Two Children Die In House Fire At Hartsek Home
Tragic blaze at the Hartsek residence in Williston claims the lives of two boys, John and Marion A., while their parents are away. The mother witnessed the flames and frantically tried to reach them but could not enter the upstairs room. Firefighters and relatives arrived too late to save the children.
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Williston
John H. Hartsock
Grand Harbor
Alfred Hartsek
Hartsock
Mr. Hartsock
Alfred
Death of Ernest Haig Revered Y M C A Secretary
Ernest Haig eldest son of Superintendent J A Haig died at age 32 after a period of illness. He was born in Mansena New York and moved to Devils Lake in 1896 with his parents. He studied at Carleton and Yale and served as Y M C A secretary in Lyon County Minnesota. He married Anna Funk on July 26 last year. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with large attendance in Minneapolis Lakewood Cemetery burial.
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Devila Lake
Ernest Hawley Haig
J. A Haig
Admiraton
Rey. Bailey
Mansena
New York
Devils Lake
Carleton
Yale
Lyon County
Minnesota
Anna Funk
M. F. Rittenhouse
Chicago
Ernest Haig
Minneapolis
Lakewood
Williams County Mandamus Proceedings Set for Hearing
Proceedings in Williston aim to compel Williams County to recover unaccounted funds. Judge Fisk will hear the mandamus on the 18th. The case names county commissioners and the auditor, with details of assets allegedly not recorded or handled properly.
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Williams County
Ramsey
Williston
Fisk
Willams ‘County
Wahame
Whith
Atterbury
Audubon society fights to defend bird protection laws
National Audubon Society leaders urge broad public support to block commercial efforts to weaken bird protective statutes in New York and other states. They warn millinery and market interests aim to nullify protections, risking crops and game resources unless citizens rally in defense.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
New York City
New York State
California
Massachusetts
Oregon
Louisiana
Missouri
Audubon Workers
National Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
Anduhkon Society
Audubon
Albany
T. Gilbert Pearson
National Association of Auduboo Societies
Broadway
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Gov. Burke
Institute
Leander, Rogers and Benner
Sevilla
John Hartsock
Kie McCauley
Parco
Mrs. Ranin
Wm. Falger
Yamioud
Ustern
Claud Joslyn
Webster
Haslam
Mra. Kumbner
Ramsey County
H. W. Braatellen
Mandamus
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