North Dakota Record Contests in Senate Bribery Probe
North Dakota notes a long senate probe on Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin with focus on campaign spending. Senator Jones defended Stephenson, saying no illegal vote buying was proven, while acknowledging broad expenditures by many candidates. McCumber backed Stephenson, praising fair reforms and opposing unseating despite pressure from press and opponents. Roosevelt enhances Pennsylvania delegates as Taft and Roosevelt factions react to results. Miller's opinion requires assessors to gauge women voters politics. Valley City Chautauqua plans July lectures with notable speakers.
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Jor
Washington
Senate
Jones
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stevenson
LaFollette
Pompadour
la Follette
North Dakota
McCumber
Notable figures Fredrick Grant and Clara Barton die within week
Within the past week General Fredrick Dent Grant, son of the Civil War commander, and Clara Barton, head of the American Red Cross Society, have died.
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Fredrick Dent Grant
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Braddock Brevities News April 11 Braddock Brevities
Wild geese are being killed nationwide and are plentiful. Chas Olson sold his farm north of town Monday to Joseph Fitzgibbon for a handsome consideration. Roy Lee and Mollie Isaacson, raised in Braddock, wed at Napoleon on April 8 with George Bryant officiating.
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Chas. Olson
Joseph Fitzgibbon
Victor de Reeme
Bay City
Wisconsin
Exner
Kintyre
Weber
Leo Weber
Glenullin
Ida Oberg
Goodridge- Cal] Lumber Company
Rockford
Illinois
Wm. G. Perry
Larrabee
Roy Lee
Mollie Issaacson
Braddock District
Napoleon
George Bryant
County Schools Items for Teachers and Officers
County Superintendent J. H. Hanson urges timely planning for spring and summer schools. Semi annual meeting of county superintendents set for April 25 and 26 in Bis marck. Encourages timely tuition and transportation agreements, prompt reports, and readiness for election blanks. Seed corn contest enrolls 199 pupils. prizes approved by county commissioners. Goal to send winners to Fargo Boys and Girls Institute.
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Boys’ and Girls’ Institute
Fargo
Titanic sinks on first voyage after iceberg collision
Reports from this era detail the Titanic’s collision with an iceberg late Sunday, its sinking by 2:20 a.m., and crew losses estimated around 1314 with 868 saved. Notables like Archibald Butt, John Jacob Astor, Isador Straus, and Benjamin Guggenheim are named among the dead. The Carpathia rushed to aid, with more details to follow upon arrival.
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Titanic
White Star Line
New York
Carpathia
Archibald Butt
United States Army
President Taft
John Jacob Astor
Isadore Straus
W. T. Stead
Review of Reviews
Benjamin Guggenheim
F. D. Millett
Charles M.hays
Grand Trunk Railroad
J.B. Thayer
Pennsylvania Railway System
Hazelton Happenings in Hazelton April news brief
Hazelton notes report Ben Wright laid up with rheumatism Gerrit Rooks from Linton visits Hazelton between trains S E Kurtz becomes owner of Campbell property Mrs L D Briggs still in hospital Brant may run for county treasurer pneumonia case for H O Batzer thrash crew busy with flax crops 1911 Emmons county farm updates and gopher control Grandpa Kurtz health improving J B Crowell eyes problem Frank Jaszkowiak expands drilling to Canada Archie Frederick Irving Wenger head to Canada for unmer grain Dick to focus on farm near Bismarck Coonen cafe owners retire Fort Rice ferry boat missing after Missouri river rise.
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Ben Wright
Gerrit Rooks
Linton
Hazelton
S. E. Kurtz
Campbell
Bismarck Hospital
L. D. Briggs
John Kurtz
Kurtz
Frank Jaszkowiak
Emmons County
Canada
Archie Frederick
Irving Wenger
J. B. Crowell
Minneapolis
Frank Kell
Billy
Coonen
Bismarck
Sherm. Suverly
Livona
Fort Rice
Pollock Picks Ups Progress News Notes
Cleveringa family hosted by Mr and Mrs Dornbush. John Wilmot leaves for home near Winona after medical treatment. Howard Salmonson has minor surgery in Aberdeen. L M Atkins adds a house extension in Pollock by Wood Workers Union member L B Seymour. Rev McCracken and Mrs De Boer return from Groton district Christian Endeavor convention. W E Parr returns to Pollock after a South Dakota stay and a Campbell County visit.
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L. M. Atkins
Pollock
L. B. Seymour
Wood-Workers’ Union
Rev. McCracken
M. de Boer
Groton
S.C
Christian Endeavor Society
W. E. Parr
Campbell County
Linton
Tell Tales. Correspondence of the Record April 16
Fred Urevig is assessor for his district. Hans Sorenson works for C. E. Steie in the photo graphic line. P. H. Nelson's amphitheater blew over in the wind. Put up a grand stand next time Pete. A school election will be held at Tell school-house at 3 pm on Saturday the 27th of April. Some patrons want to move the school house while others oppose. The building is in the wrong place and should be moved to avoid higher repair costs later. Services were held in Zion Lutheran church Sunday amid stormy weather. Minnesota wind curbs local cheer as talk of the wind persists. Farmers seek a car-load of feed daily at Kintyre, shipped from Minneapolis ten days ago, expected to arrive by Soo time. Miller plans to farm a thousand acres this season and they will help him spend his money next fall.
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Fred Urevig
Fred
Hans Sorenson
C. E. Steie
P. H. Nelson
Pete
H. N. Miller
Miller
Zion Lutheran Church
Minnesota
Kintyre
Minneapolis
Soo
Tell
Westfield Whispers: Rain Boosts Crops and Local Happenings
The April 16 issue notes welcome rain for future crops and widespread farming activity. Local residents attend classes, celebrate a returning worker, and new farming contributions appear at nearby farms. Miss Cora Van Keck finishes her school term as Gerrit Terbeeste plans a summer stay for work. Willie returns to teach near Corsica South Dakota.
Mare Matters Correspondence From South Dakota Home
Correspondence from Meraed thyelie Win West reports departure for distant home in South Dakota. Mr Fred Walker initiates crop work on the Green horvesteens. James Green in the neighborhood lends helping hand with farm tasks. Sip Walle remains ill while Wiz Welger Welgesen plans extended leave for illness recovery.
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South Dakota
Fred Walker
Chatterbox News From Linton Area Highlights
Seeding advances as farmers work fields while residents hope for abundant rewards. Little Willie Green remains ill despite medical efforts at Linton. Miss Mabel Adamson completed a successful school term west of Maine, pupils enjoyed a program featuring a Jack Horner pie. She returned home near Pollock and may resume teaching next fall.
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Willie Green
Linton
Mabel Adamson
Maine
Jack Horner
Adamson
Pollock
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Pennsylvania
Minneapolis Journal
Taft
Secretary of State
Valley City Chautauqua Association
Braddock
J. H. Hanson
H. F. Chaffee
Amenia
Cass County
Mr. Chaffee
Wm. C. Busby
California
Gerrit Biesheuval
Will van der Vorste
Jacob Lautzenhiser
Cherokee
Iowa
Sping Creek
H. O. Batzer
G. Wengel
Ohio
Will Cleveringa
Mrs. L. Dornbush
John Wilmot
Winona
Stephen Salmonson
Howard
Aberdeen
Sata
Westfield
Schilstra
Corsica, S. C
Cora van Keck
Gerrit Terbeeste
Baldwin
Wis
George Kowerdink
van Boren
Jane
William Lammers
Mare Matters
James Green
Niin
Wiz
Welger Welgesen
FORD
Detroit
Henry H. Hansen
W. R. Rodgers, Prop
Dr. Newsall
Lester Briggle
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Watchmaker
Fort Yates
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Bauman & Endres
the Home Bakery
Stone Drug Store
Brit
Pinehurst Stock Farm
Martin Iswift
Protiridue
N. Ta
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Francis Jaszkowiak
Twelfth St
W. J. Bechtle
Bechtle & Brenner
Dewn! Who
Ice
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Mart
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Nick
Mateo Piren
Leon Mor
Sion
Terta Mett Abset
L. Frank
Ody
Dep Clark
Aberdi
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Brad
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Wasuy
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