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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
Government to Enter Arbitration With Mexico on El Vaso Boundary
Washington plans arbitration within a year to settle the El Vaso Texas boundary dispute with Mexico. Secretary Mallinger tasks a trio of Interior and other department officials to study the boundary issue and align executive departments toward economy and efficiency. Export trade surged in August with world totals adding over 12 million dollars. Europe imports outpaced exports by a wide margin in eight months. The Supreme Court reviews seventeen cases challenging alienation limits on Indian lands held by the five civilized tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
el Vaso
Tex
Mallinger
Interior Department
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Europe
Five Civilized Tribes
Foreign Notes From Europe and Americas In Brief
Dispatch from Asuncion, Paraguay, reports Dr Manuel Gondra elected president. The sultan of Sulu greeted Taft at the White House. Professor Bombarda, shot in Idibon Portugal, died as anti clericals clashed in Oporto. Cholera rises in Amur Russia with twenty six cases twelve deaths. Turkmenistan and Fergana report cases amid improving overall picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Vienna
Austria
Azuncion
Paraguay
Manuel Gondra
Gonda
Brazil
Idibon
Portugal
Oporto
Amur
Russia
Mlavovieshtchensk
Foergana
Turkestan
Various 1920s News Bits Mixed Outcomes Highlight Economic Shifts
Bank of England raises discount rate to 4 percent while Rockemeyer testifies about a paid vote. Interstate Commerce Commission hears Dakotas rail freight rate complaint against twelve lines. Navy appropriations total 128.3 million dollars for next year. Reward offered for Times building dynamiting case. Vanderbilt Cup auto race set for October 15 on a palleted course on Long Island. United Brotherhood convention to debate tuberculosis home for workers. Aviator Broppkins sets long distance record Chicago to Springfield. Naples port suspends work due to cholera. Virginia Harned Sothern sues for divorce from Edward Sothern. New York socialist party state ticket filed. Bankruptcy petition against J. H. Sehesters & Co. Peru’s Cavez makes Alps flight. U.S. credits cited as strongest in a 30-year bond-price comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Rockemeyer
Lorimer Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commissioners of
South Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Naval Service
Los Angeles ‘Times
Long Island
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Des Moines
Washington, D
Bropkins
Chicago
Springfield
Naples
Virginia Harned Sothern
Aditress
Edward HH. Sothern
Reno
New
New York Socialist Libor Party
Secretary of State
J. H. Sehesters & Co
New York
George Cavez
Alps
Bris
Switzerland
Italy
United States
England
France
Germany
The
Independenta of
John &. Dix
Democrats of
Frank J. McVey
University of North Dakota
Wynmalen
Bovey
China
Charles R. Rocker
Washington
Edward T. Sothern
Nevada
Ministry of War
Elwin
C. A. Johnson
North Dakota
Walter Hropkins
Antwerp
Porussia
Taft
Missouri
Census Bureau
Los Angeles Times
Times
Standard Oil Company
J. ©. Clarke
Europe
Far East
Standard Oi
Standard Ol
Edmond Poillt
Lancee
Poillot
Pacific Coast
Commission
Brotherhood of Machinists
Robert M. Lackey
Independents of New York plan full ticket in field
The Independents of New York intend to nominate a full ticket. John Dix is named for governor by Democrats, with other races and figures listed. The report covers political shifts, aviation plans, and public notices from national to local levels.
Noke Smith Re-elected Georgia Governor for Term Two
The article notes Noke Smith was elected to a second term as Georgia governor. It also mentions Postmaster General Hitchcock promoting several staff, Rufus Blodgett's death in Long Island New Jersey after six months of illness, and various political items including Henry I. Stimson’s New York gubernatorial nomination and a 1912 U.S. Senate candidacy possibility for Tillman. It references Britain’s possible mediation for Portuguese royalty safety and a Pittsburg judge upholding unwritten law in a girl killing her godfather. Cornell to place memorial for Goldwin Smith in Goldwin Smith Hall with a will clause bequeathing over $600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noke Smith
Georgia
Hitchcock
Rufus Blodgett
United States
Long Island
N. J
Toston
Ilenry I
Stimson
New York
United States Senate
Tillman
Great Britain
Manuel
Amelia
Portugal
Holtslaw
Congressional Committee
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Iil
Times
Cornell University
Goldwin’ Smith
Goldwin Smith
Cornell
Fires devastate forests as homeless face mounting danger
Massive wildfires sweep northern Minnesota and nearby Canada, threatening communities, burning timber, and stretching fire crews thin. Evacuations rise as weather shifts resist containment efforts and fuel supplies dwindle amid harsh conditions.
Forest fires devastate towns across border region
Losses reach into millions as fires sweep from Rainy River to Warroad and beyond. Forty deaths reported among settlers near Rainy River with Rainy River town saved. Spooner and Menadette areas damaged, many buildings destroyed and communications down. Hope for rain to halt spreading flames across roughly 160 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnper
Canadian Northern Railway
Rainy River
Warrond
Ont
Spooner
Mathieu Mills
Warroad
Minn
Get
Benudette
Dette
Pitt
Menadette
Gettiers
Teltraml County
Supreme Court set for historic session after vacancies
The U S Supreme Court opens next Monday for a pivotal term as eight months bring major industrial cases. Following the deaths of Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Brewer and Justice Moody's retirement, New York Governor Hugries is confirmed for Brewer’s seat and speculation swirls about a promotion to chief justice for Harlin. Taft will not make recess appointments, likely leaving the chief justiceship and Moody’s seat vacant until December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the
Brewer
Harlin
Thuxties
Taft
Attempt to kill Negro in Devils Lake assault
A man attacked a Black resident at Devils Lake in an alleged murder attempt and escaped. Police investigated the assault and motive as the victim was hospitalized. No further details on suspect or charges were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Man
Devils Lake
Dietz Surrenders After Sheriff Siege at Cameron Dam
Sheriff Mike Madden ends a standoff at the Dietz home as Cameron Dam defender John Dietz surrenders after a deputy Oscar Warp dies and another deputy Chet Colepitch is wounded. Three Dietz children were injured earlier and deputy Harp is fatally shot. multiple deputies wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Dam
Winter
Wik
Papa
Mike Madden
Helen Dietz
Oscar Warp
John Dietz
Chet Colepitch
Ear
Dietz
Myra
Clarence
Tlarp
Mont Wiley
Tom Pemetto
William Rankin
Wiley
Gompers Mitchell Morrison Convicted in Labor Contempt
In Washington on October 7 the Supreme Court sentenced Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor to imprisonment for disobeying a DC court decree. The prohibition barred references to Sinck Stoye & Rance Co in the federation’s official organ. The defense argued the decree exceeded the court’s power as shown by a circuit court modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Uriet
Supreme Court of the United States
Alton ©. Parker
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Sinck Stoye & Rance Co
St. Louis
Portuguese King Manuel Finds Shelter Under British Protection
London dispatch reports King Manuel of Portugal and several royal family members have taken refuge under British government protection after fleeing a revolution. The royal yacht Amelia, with Queen Amelia and the Duke of Oporto, reportedly arrived at Gibraltar in good health. The king's telegram offered no comment on the revolution or future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Manuel
Portugal
Tofay
Amiella
Oporto
Gibraltar
Amelia
United States Marshal Returns From Flhobowoods Arrest
U S Marshal James Sheas brought Sam Newman to Fargo after attempting to arrest him for the killing of Roscoe Conkling last Monday. Newman claimed he did not know what he was doing during the act. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for October 14 at 5 p.m. before U S Commissioner Murdock Meckenzle in Bismarck. Newman remains jailed in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. C
United States
James Sheas
Flhbowoods
Sam Newman
Roscoe Conkling
Redskin
Newman
Murdock Mecckenzle
Bismarck
Brutal bottle attack blinds man at Great Northern depot
Leslie Golding of Stark Indiana lies unconscious at Mercy hospital after a brutal attack by a colored man at the Great Northern depot in Devils Lake North Dakota just before 11 last night. Five bones were broken from his head and recovery is unlikely. Conway chased the assailant but bricks forced him back. the attacker fled into the Great Northern hotel and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
N. D
Leslie Golding
Stark
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Great Northern
Golding
Goldsing
No. 1
Conway
Roosevelt Has Busy Day in Atlanta During Rain Parade
Roosevelt arrived in Atlanta to cheering crowds despite heavy rain. He rode at the lead of a parade and delivered three speeches including one before the Southern Conservation congress. He urged southerners to protect natural wealth and warned against monopolies seizing national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Trousevelt
Southern Conservation Congress
South
Roosevelt Passing Through Lynchburg on Southern Trip
Theo. Roosevelt traveled through Lynchburg early this morning en route to Bristol for the first speech of his southern tour. He is due in Knoxville this afternoon to address the exposition and attend a dinner before continuing to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Theo. Roosevelt
Lynchburge
Bristol
Tenn
Knoxville
Atlanta
Proclamation of Republic Shocks Portugal as King Flees
Portugal proclaims a republic after King Manuel goes into exile. Lisbon reports public order restored while revolutionaries hold the capital. Premier Teixeira de Sousa resigns to interim president Theophil Praga and associates as royal family searches for safety aboard the Queen Amelia. Messages confirm fighting, red and green emblems, and questions about the monarchy’s endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Portugal
Lisbon
Teixeira de Sousa
Theophil Praga
King Manuel
Chatra
Caxias
Queen Amelia
England
Amelia
Empress Maria Pin
Gibraltar
State Department
Gace
Vishon
Republic
All Miners Rescued From Danville Mine Fire
The Electric Marketstron mine in Danville reported all miners removed safely shortly after 11 am. The fire, confined to the lower level, was caused by a smudge. Managers say the mine is fire proof and no danger remains. Hartshorn stated he believes every man has been accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Oct
Eafely
Manareer Hartshorn
Senate subcommittee ends Lorimer inquiry after twelve days
The senate privileges and elections subcommittee closed its investigation into Senator Lorimer's election after twelve days of testimony and adjourned subject to Chairman Burrows call. The panel plans a Washington session after Congress with briefs ready for senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate Subcommittee On
Lorimer
Burrawe
Washington
Congress
Deputies Ordered to Do Duty in Nighttime Standoff
Dietz rejects surrender terms offered by Gilbert and Monson for Governor Davidson. Sheriff Madden orders Deputy Thorbahn to proceed. Shooting may be under way now or deputies may hold till daybreak to close in during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz
Gilbert and
Monson
Davidson
Madden
Thorbahn
Minnesota Towns Wiped Out by Fire
A blaze swept Winniper Gracetown Williams Cedar Spur and Pitt Minnesota along the Canadian Northern destroying towns. A Williams teacher and a child died in the flames. Three Gracetown residents are missing and Sherwin Mathew Lumber Co of Minneapolis reports enormous timber loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Winniper
Oct
Gracetown
Williams
Cedar Spur
Pitt
Sherwin Mathew Lumber Co
Minneapolis
Mohall Seeks Postal Savings Bank at Office
Mohall postmaster Charles ano in Mohall N C filed an application with the post offices department to establish a postal savings bank at his Mohall office the action announced in Washington D C today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohall
Postal Bank
Washington, D. C
Charles Ano
N. C
Post Offices Department
England Fears Chinese Uprising at Canton
British naval authorities fear an anti foreign outbreak in Canton and have begun inquiries to protect British subjects there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hong Kong
Canton
Legislature backs Pacific Fleet congress push
Sacramento Oct 6 The state legislature meeting in special session adjourned after approving a resolution to hold a Pacific Coast congress in San Francisco. The aim is to urge federal lawmakers to maintain a fleet of battleships on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
Federal Congress
Pacific Coast
Cholera Cases Rise in Naples With Four Deaths
Naples reports ten new cholera cases overnight and four deaths, according to official release. The outbreak continues to spread through the city as health authorities monitor the situation and advise precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
England Gets Prison Congress
Sir Evelyn John Angels-Brise of London elected president of the international prison congress. London chosen as meeting place for 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Washington, D. C
Sir Evelyn John Angeles-Brise
K. C
Insane Wife of Union Electric Manager Ends Her Life
Mrs. JL D Mathis 40 wife of the Union Electric Co general manager shot herself in a temporary insanity episode in Dubuque Iowa this afternoon. She was taken to Finley hospital where she died shortly after leaving four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Iowa
JL. D. Mathis
Union Electric C
Finley Hospital
North Dakota Supreme Court invalidates 20 percent clause
The North Dakota Supreme Court, by a 3 to 2 vote, ruled the 20 percent clause of the primary law unconstitutional. It allows any candidate who had a majority of votes to be on the fall ballot, citing undue restrictions on voters rights to run. The opinion has not yet been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Supreme Court
Cholera Scougre Grows in Naples
Naples reports eleven new cholera cases and six deaths from the epidemic overnight, signaling a worsening outbreak in the city. Local authorities continue monitoring the spread and urging sanitation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Cet
Butte Population Grows in Thirteenth Census Figures
Washington reports Butte Montana’s population at 39,165 in the 1910 census, up 29.5 percent from 30,470 in 1900. The release lists increases across the city’s districts and underscores rapid urban growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Washington
Mont
Portugal Republic Proclamation Met With Cautious Acceptance
The republic declaration in Portugal is generally accepted but unrest remains over attacks on religious establishments. Republican troops attacked a Jesuit monastery after being fired upon. one priest was killed as the violence continued in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Tisbon
Republic of Portugal
Joxuit
Fo Quellias
Kidnaped N D Girl Seized In Seattle
Thomas Companion, a discharged U S Army soldier, was arrested in Seattle with Anna Harold, the 15 year old daughter of the county surveyor, on a kidnapping charge. Sheriff McGillis plans to bring them back tonight. The girl appears older than her years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Bismarck
Thomas Companion
Anna Harold
Seattle
Companion
McGillis
West
Morall area gas well strikes near Tansford
Near Morall, five miles east of the village, a large gas well was struck this morning by drillers from Cet. 6, causing great excitement among local property owners. Boring for oil and gas is expected to be redoubled in the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tansford
Morall
La Follette's Chances Brighten In Minnesota
Rohoeester Minnesota reports Senator La Follette showing improvement after a night of rest and continued recovery progress, with outlook growing brighter as time passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Rohoeester
Minn
la Vollette
Supreme Court Opens Buck Stove Labor Case
Washington October 6 The Buck Stove and Range Co of St Louis leads the labor dispute over the We don t patronize list with a court filing. Attorneys Daniel Davenport and J J Darlington present the company’s brief outlining arguments. The AFL brief opposing injunction has not yet been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Supreme Court of the United States
Daniel Davenport
J. J. Darlington
Buck Stove & Range Co
St. Louis
Lst
American Federation of Labor
North Dakota Methodist Conference Elects Officers
The twenty seventh annual conference of the Methodist church of North Dakota elected officers this morning. Secretary A W Brown and Treasurer F F Boothby were chosen among other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
The
Methodist Church of North Dakota
A. W. Brown
F. F. Boothby
Farm Movement in Spokane Speech Highlights Rural Shift
In Spokane Washington E A Tiryan president of Washington State College opened a farming congress noting a counter movement as youths return from cities to farms. Speakers included J A Bexell on Farm Business Management and Thomas Wolford on Practical Dry Farming with others addressing Nitrogen and Humus in Dry Farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
E. A. Tiryan
Washington State College
J. A. Bexell
Oregon Agricultural College
Thomas Wolford
Cardston
Alta
North Dakota News Notes Variety of local reports and incidents
North Dakota notes cover Glenburn and Washburn areas with plans for a deep well, a Scandinavian American bank in Washburn, and rail extension to Port Berthold. Reports include murder trial in Carrington, dry farming on North Dakota farms, a gas find near Mohall, a dairy creamery project, and multiple court and crime items across towns like Fargo Lisdon Lisbon and Pismirek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardo
Glenburn
Hoensler
Washburn
N. PF
Agricultural Collége
Life Farming Congress
Farso
Amidan
Tony Adolpi
Eurlyy
Anton Nelson
Ia Ok
Groot
Thomas Wines
Arrmet
Keonmare
Hiswmarck
Spokane
North Dakota
Dellieh
Hans Rosenernunes
United States Marshal
Nebraska
Mohall
Kronek
Mieliswin
Nelson County
Lisbon
Chas
Tuttzville
Carrington
Fessenden
Mre
Phil Cook
Dickinseon
Twes Brothers
Sime Hospital
Wand Stek
Fargo
National Guard
Hillsboro
Price
Victers
Lawn
Denver Woods
A. S. Crowe
Pismirek
Samuel Newmain
Elief
Profee
Port Berthold
Idfan
Rosese Conkling
Newman
Tismarck
Durleleh
Tolley
Mouse River
Hlandine-Nerby Co
Detroit
Minn
Sheridan County
Tampden
Donald McNaught
Washburn—Hart
Thomas
Security State Bank
First State Bank
Underwood
Jamestown
Peter Bure
Farco
Agricultural College
Old-Time Clown Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Winfield Kansas resident AN OLD-TIME CLOWN 4 B Agier credits Doan's Kidney Pills with a permanent cure after a twelve year battle with kidney trouble. He contracted the ailment in the war and found relief lasting five years, now in his 83rd year. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sells the remedy for 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Agier
Tony Parker
Dean
Agier
Winfield
Kans
Doan
Sun Stroke and Baseball Players Discussed
A brief dialogue notes sun exposure and sun stroke as a brain affection, with two speakers debating whether baseball players are affected by the sun and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lively
Woman Cures Severe Skin Ailment With Cuticura Remedies
A sufferer recalls years of itching and failed treatments before using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. After two sets of the trio, the inflammation vanished and she was cured. She urges others with similar disease to try Cuticura. New York resident Mrs Bertha Sachs recounts her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sachs
Second Ave
New York
N. Y
Morris Sachs
F. 83Th St
Deutsch-Ostroweer Unt.-Verein
Kempner Hebrew Benevolent Society
Young man vows to marry despite poverty
The Frisco system of railroads executive board chairman F Yoakum confronted a junior employee who planned marriage. Yoakum argued the man could not support a wife, fearing hardship for her. The young man replied he had as much right to starve a woman as anyone. Popular Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GB. F. Yoakum
Frisco System
Yoakum
Popular
Schiff at Yacht Dinner Voices Straight Business Claim
Jacob H. Schiff condemned a concern at a dinner on the Ramona, urging straight business methods as the only moral. A stray receiver story about Tommy asking what he would be when grown up ends with the boy saying business kept spirits and two cars in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Schiff
Tommy
Murine Eye Remedy Ad From Early 20th Century
Druggists sell Murine Eye Remedy liquid and salve with prices 25c to 6.00. Eye books and advice offered free by mail. Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago markets a soothing solution for red itchy eyes and related ailments. Casual cartoon exchange ends with a humor line about a leg wash and a child’s mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Spohn's Distemper Cure Promises Cure for Horses and Dogs
An Ohio man aged seventy married a girl aged twenty and deeded her 500 acres of land. Then she had plenty of rounds for divorces. Distemper in all forms among horses and dogs cured by Spohn's Distemper Cure with guaranteed bottles. Agents wanted. Goshen Indiana manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporn
Spohn Medical O
Goshen
Ind
Ohio
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Tegerase Opera
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