Episcopalians choose Jamestown for fall meet
The annual convocation of the Episcopal Church of North Dakota closed in Jamestown with the fall session set for November. Rev. B W Pigson and Rev. J S Brayfield were elected officers. Mrs Cameron Mann was named honorary president of the Woman's Guild. Delegates enjoyed an Alaska lecture and formal receptions. Resignations and vestry actions were discussed, and a New York convocation delegate chosen. The Oakes Times notes a string of heavy rains across the region.
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Episcopal Church of
Church Hall
Valley City
B W. Pigson
Rugby
Brayfield
Jamestown
Woman's Aux- Mary and Guilds
Mary Smith
Minneapolis
Diocese of
Minnesota
Cameron Mann
Fargo
Aldrich
W.B. Overson
Williston
Shepard
Bismarck
Hall
George Hancock
KR. J. Haxby
A. ‘Maglone
Larimore
Mentay GienTae
Ores Hacock
Wolhals Bf
Guild Hall
Alaska
Katchman
Hancvock
Mann
Clattenburg
Indian Department
Finande Gut Auditing Committee
North Dakota Sheat
Teark River
Episcopal Church
New York
Jim. Brayford
Senator Overson
Willinton
A. JM. Powell
Pe “Pisalons
John Framepiva
Church of the Advent
Edwin Clattenburg
Ir Epraest
Hig -Lot
Odd
Eighth Grade Graduates Told At City School
Eighth grade graduation exercises were held last Wednesday evening at the high school. Thirty eight students received diplomas enabling entry to the high school next year, the largest class in the city’s history. Named graduates include Frank Adams Frank Chisholm Jen Cothran Lillian Connor Catherine McIntyre Grace Nimmo Cecelia O'Brien Nellie Skurdall Mae Suecaby Marle Wilmex Alvi Sneesby Archie Ldve Margaret Marshall Esther Lasham Margaret McVey Robert Miller Clara Thompson Retta Thompson Charles Baker Ingeberg Grenaker Helen Miller Harold Scrumgard Anna Sheldon Jerome Greenberg Eva Barr William Henley Dewey Ryan Alvida Bekken Alexander Glérum Samuel Glickson Frances Cooper Lila West Elsie Wilson Joe Stewart Gustaf Thelin Erle Wansohare.
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Frank Adams
Frank Chisholm
Jen Cothran
Lillian Connor
Catherine, McIntyre
Grace Nimmo
Cecelia O'Brien
Nellie Wolf
Nellie Sk
Bathgate School Awarded Handicap Bronze Plate
The Bathgate high school won the handicap bronze plate at the interscholastic track meet in Grand Forks mid May. Howard Manning led Bathgate with top individual points, earning a solid gold watch from the university athletics association, as the school’s lone representative. The Mohall News also praises a local farmer starting a Thoroughbred cattle venture.
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Bathgate High Schol
Grand Forks
Mny Wehoor
Manning
Bathgate
University Ath[fettetionra
Protests Sweep Foreign Nations Over Tariff Bill Changes
Washington May 20 Congress likely bows to protests from foreign nations against Underwood tariff provisions granting a five percent discount for imports in American owned or controlled vessels. The administration aims to drop the clause. Senate leaders seek to modify administrative features. Debates lengthen as committees plan to hold sessions, with strong protests from Germany, Hungary, and France. No changes to raw wool or wartime freight are anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Ams
Gerpiany
Huglund
Francn
Fook
Rutin
Fish Stocking Plan at Devils Lake Draws Attention
A plan to stock Devils Lake with young fish aims to attract visitors and prove successful for North Dakota fisheries. The program uses trout weighing 2 1 to 3 pounds, hatched at a university unit, and relies on water access near Minot where a farm incident caused minor damage to a windmill.
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Devils Lake
Bigghet
North Dakota
Unitain Bureau of Fishery
Ness guilty of bribery charge in state trial
Ben J Ness was found guilty of attempted bribery in a case tied to anti snuff legislation. The jury urged extreme clemency for the defendant, while noting Ness admitted offering bribes during testimony and his prior legislative trial. The verdict followed lengthy jury deliberation after charges were read by Judge Nuessle.
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D.limay
Ben.j
Nes
Nuessle
Ben J. 'Ness
Ben.j. Ness
Nuessie
Ness
Ned
House of
Néss
Phia
Mith
Brivet
Twichell
Peete
Bats
Nosadine
Man changes plea in logging charge to avoid prison
Minot North Dakota May 30 Joseph Hin nie changed his mind about pleading guilty to a logging offense after learning imprisonment could result. He waived examination and appeared before Judge Leighton. While deciding, the defendant delayed plea and was remanded to county jail in default of bond set at 500 dollars.
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Minot
N. D
Joseph Hin‘nie
Leighton
Hinnie
Cbatity
Madison Debates Tax Bill Amid Tariff Clash
A Wisconsin congressman in Madison argues against tariff provisions while focusing debate on the income tax feature of a major bill. He cites deflationary aims and the bill’s impact on national finances as key points, challenging supporters to justify the tax structure.
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Madison
Wis
LaPoilutte
Etna Bocur Ag
Mitazintios
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tax- Commission
LaFolletter
Iim
Moosers Oppose Amalgamation
New York May 30 The executive committees of the progressive national committee met in this city with George W. Parkins presiding. They concluded a two days session Wednesday and Walter I. Brown of Ohio issued a statement noting progress in organization work and declaring that there is no sentiment among progressives for any party amalgamation.
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New York
Progressive National Committee
George W. Parkins
Walter I. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Hooks
Crook
National Prohibition Urged at Columbus Convention
The An tiSaloon League convenes in Columbus Ohio from November 1 to 13 1913 with state representatives from forty nine states to launch the Final Step in the Battle With the Liquor Traffic national constitutional prohibition. States plan for stronger organization and efforts leading to nationwide prohibition.
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AntiSaloon League
Columbus
Ohio
United
North Dakota Eyes Prohibition Rollout In Senate Plot
The North Dakota political scene heats as talks swirl on submitting a constitutional amendment to national prohibition. North Dakota is seen as pro prohibition with governors and legislators urged to enforce laws and set an example while candidates discuss the U. S. Senate race and future leadership.
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North Dakota
Hanna
Republican Party
United States
Gronna
Nis
Gunder Olson
R. S. Lewis
J. W. Foley, Jr
W. C. Taylor
Miller
Kraabel
U.S. Ganate
LaPoiiette
Young
Norton
Spalding
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Anc
Fete
Carlo Uy Ciodnallt Wald
Evan
Nbpopslar' Ae
MeVille North Dakota Welcomes Three Banks In Town
MeVille North Dakota May 30 Three banks now serve MeVille with State Bank of MeVille First State Bank and New Security Bank opening in Hillquist building. Presidents include A O Arneson EB J Lander and E L Boyd with cashiers and vice presidents named. The New Security Bank plans a new building soon. First State bank to begin modern building. State Bank lacks a brick structure. Newspaper note ends with a tongue in cheek remark about readers.
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MeVille
N. D
Security Bank
Hillquist
Tutuge
TheiPirst State Bank
State Bank
Memorial Day Parade Opens Devils Lake Observance
Devils Lake joins national Memorial Day observance with a bright morning parade ending at G A R cemetery. Old soldiers National Guard Company M and fire department lead, with services at the graves of the boys in blue and decorates by General Crook Post members.
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Devils Lake
G. A. Re
National Guard
Fire Department
Plue
General Crook
Opera Hotan
Junge C. W.s
University Bureau Adds Millions to North Dakota Wealth
The North Dakota University Bureau reports major growth in state wealth from research at the University of North Dakota and Mines in Grid Forks. J. Babcock's work on briquetting fuel and chemical manufacture doubles local resources, with 660 trillion tons of lignite and plans to bring western half of the state to market.
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University Bureau
North | Dakota
North
Dakota
Doga BK. J. Babcock
School of Mines
Grid Forks
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