Governors in Washington for rural credit conference
Governors from over twenty states travel to Washington to join President Taft for a conference on rural credits and farmers cooperative banks. The event, part of a Better Farming initiative, invites four governors-elect and features talks on uniform state legislation and hog production prize plans for North Dakota youths under 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Taft
Fome
Congress
Byron T. Herrick
France
Knox
MacVeagh
Fletcher
Florida
Tesidenta
Firat National Bank
rRo
Aera
Bos Rasine
Sisveen
Xow
Pirat National Bank of
Thin City
North Dakota
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association
Firat Nespoel Bank of Fargo
Senator proposes ban on crossing campaign funds across states
Senator Clapp, head of the campaign funds inquiry, introduces a bill to prohibit sending campaign funds between states or to candidates for president vice president representative or senator. He says the measure aims to curb excessive money flows from wealthy areas like New York into outlying states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clapp
Wan
New York
Schiff First Witness to Appear Before Money Trust Committee
Jacob Schiff of New York will be among the first witnesses before the House Money Trust investigating committee in Washington. A deputy sergeant at arms returned from New York after serving Schiff with a subpoena. Grant Dee Hawley, a prohibition party candidate for Pennsylvania governor in 1834, was killed today by a fall from his porch at his home. He was a prominent attorney.
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Washington, D. C
Jacob Eyiff
New York
House Money Trust
Schiff
Charles L. Hawley
Grant Dee
L. Hawley
Prohibition Party
Pennsylvania
Annual meeting of Cass County school officers association
The eleventh annual meeting elected Dr H J Rowe as president and William Mo Gulgan as secretary. Over 350 enrolled, with key addresses by President Worst of Agricultural College and Hon W L Stockwell. Stockwell urged moral betterment of schools and rural youth work. Worst spoke on making farm life welcoming for rural boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rowe
Casselton
William Mo
Gulgan
School Officers Association of
Cass County
Worst
Agricultural College
W. L. Stockwell
Minnesota grand jury finds no obscenity in Jim Jam Jema
In St Paul Minnesota December 7 the federal jury in Minneapolis district court considered bringing Jim Jam Jema literature into the state by express. A juror noted no worse content than appears in daily papers while another said the Winona panel showed a harsher stance. The assisstant district attorney contrasted the two outcomes.
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St. Paul
Minn
District Court of
Jim Jam Jems
Winona
J. M. Dickey
Minneapolia
Washington Irving II Ships New York Albany Day Service
The Washington Irving II is planned for exclusive daylight passenger service between New York and Albany next spring, freight excluded. The ship features 1400 more passengers than prior certificates, 416 foot length, 86 foot beam, 14 foot 6 inch depth, 6000 horsepower, and Scotch boilers with paddle wheels.
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Washington Irving
New York
Albany
Thor
Shein & Threo
Scotch
Rying & Pressure
Hildreth Mitchell Argument Draws Fargo Court Attention
The Fargo district hearing centers on Col. M A Emoveth against Charles H Mitchell over $260 attorney fees in a case tied to the city filtration plant bonds. Jurors Alderman Stewart and Green faced challenges, with Judge Lauder condemning Mitchell for dismissing counsel in open court.
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Col
M. A .Emoveth
Margo
Charles H. Mitchell
Farge
Thi Jlalaliit
Ian Nut
Vargo
Mitchell
District Court
Walt
Mr. Hildreth
Hildreth
Stewart
Green
James Stewart
Conrad Green
Plaintff
Judge Lander
Wahpeton
Alderman Stewart
Fargo
Mr. Stewart
Alderman Green
Laude
Lauder
Man to Man Express Halt Sparks Arrest
A New York Empire State Express near Wishkill Landing halted when railroad worker Fred Ostrander signaled the engineer to divert, asking to move two freight cars with household goods toward Manitou. Ostrander was arrested and com mitted for separation as to nie vanity.
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New York
Empire State
Albany
Wishkill Landing
Fred Ostrander
Ostrander
Win Mo' Toweeman
Carbonic acid tank explosion kills Stephen Nemec
In Chicago today Stephen Nemec was instantly killed when a carbonic acid tank they were charging exploded. His brother, working beside him, was probably fatally injured. The事故 occurred at a local facility, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stephen Nemec
Great Scandal Over Stolen Decorations
Brussels file reports a major scandal over foreign decorations. Belgian authorities forbid Belgians from wearing foreign insignia without permission as inquiries trace orders to a Chinese trio, revealing the Chinese legation in London issued forgings. A dealer named Lagard is implicated with an arrest ordered.
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Brussels
Belgium
China
London
Nan
Lagard
Elks Leader O. B. Osborn Dies at Sea En Route to Japan
Beloit Wis Dec 7 Word reached today that O B Osborn of Ber Wyn the Washington milieu of the Supreme lodge of Elks died at sea yesterday while on his way to Japan Osborn was a manufacturer and widely known in business as well in fraternal circles.
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Beloit
Wis
O. B. Osborn
Ber‘Un
Washington Miliey
Supreme Lodge of Elks
Japan
Osborn
American man kills wife then suicides in England inquest
An inquest in Brightling, England, returned a verdict of wilful murder and suicide insane after Junius Booth, an American, shot his wife and killed himself. The couple were discovered dead near Wyebeshed while rumors after the incident circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightiing
England
Junius Booth
Greek Fleet Appears Off Dardanelles in Balkan Crisis
A Greek squadron of six warships was sighted near the straits entrance this afternoon amid reports of forty Greek transports en route to the Gulf of Aras with Balkan troops. Turkish forces concentrate on Gallipoli as both sides prepare for possible landings. In Rome, Italy and Austria Hungary warned Greece against occupying Aviona and adjacent areas.
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Sedil Bahr
Dardanelles
Dardanellos
Stratia
Gulf of Aaros
Bussarian
Asia Minor
Gallipoli
Greece
Rome
Eighth District Prize Winners Parade at Assembly Hall
Awards given for best corn, potatoes, bread, and butter among eighth district school children in Casa county. Winners include Lawrence Yunker and Clarence Vogel, with prizes of dollars and household goods. Program featured readings, dialogues, and a farce Courtship Under Difficulties. Superintendent Riley announced an Orpheum matinee invitation for attendees.
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Lawrence Yunker
Clarence Vogel
Lester Vogel
Alfred Brorley
Pucket Kalle
Madelin McLean
Edith Nelson
Ilk
Matthys
Qualley
Vox
Selma Thorson
Lottie Hoff
Schuol
Casa County
Thie City
Tly
Riley
Fowler
Orpheum Theatre
N. Umphreya
Lena Overda Batathe Mogan
Elise Johnson
Hedvig Munown
Alice Pearson
Alfred Storstad
N. H. Johnson
Syvert Severson
Miss Nystrom
Gensen
Opening of Dilworth car line and excursions
A programme outlines the opening ceremony for the Fargo Moorhead Dilworth electric line extension on Tuesday December 10. Excursion trains leave Fargo at 2 pm with arches and band music in Dilworth, followed by speeches from regional business leaders and a reception in Fargo that evening. Tickets for the return trip are sold at multiple banks and hotels to cover event expenses.
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Sion
Dilworth Electric Inc
Cura
Fifth Street
Firet Avenue
Dilworth
Wil
Dilworth Commercial Club
Moorhead Commercial Club
Fargo Commercial Club
At & P.m
Fargo
Moorhead
Fargo & Moorhead
Pilworth
Cit
Firat Avenue
Dilworth Council
Huntoon
Moorhead Commercial Ciuth
Pagy
Pargaehird
First National Bank
Merchants National Bank
Fargo National Ban
Northern Savings Bank
Scandinavian - American Bank
Waldorf, Gardner and Metropole
Aristocratic Felines Betrothal Party Announced
New York December 7 Mrs George Brayton invites guests to a betrothal party for Quacker cus and Dot Dia a royal tabby and an English chin cula cat at Plax hovel New York on December 16 at 4 PM The event marks an unprecedented feline alliance owned by Mrs George S Brayton of Brighton Massachusetts Invitations will be sent to owners of cats of aristocratic temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Brayton
George S. Brayton
Brighton
Mass
Rail Wreck Criticism Targets New Haven Railroad
Washington December 7 the Interstate Commerce Commission released a report by Commissioner McChord faulting the New York New Haven and Hartford for the West Point Conn wreck. It cites excessive speed at a cross over as the cause and urges universal adoption of automatic train stop devices to prevent such disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corm
Missioner McChord
West Point
Conn
Civil Service Protection for Navy Workers Ordered
More than 20 000 skilled workers in the Navy were placed under civil service protection by executive order of President Taft with Civil Service Commission approval and an attorney general opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Civil Service
Taft
Civil Service Commiazsion
Father Gave Life in Vain as 2 Perish in Queens Fire
Melville B. Mendel a New York lawyer died after rescuing his wife and 14 year old daughter Lillian from a Queens home blaze. He reentered the burning house to save his 12 year old son and perished with his daughter in a bedroom. Neighbors tried to stop him from a second trip.
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New York
Melville B. Mendel
Borough of Queens
Mia
Lil+ tian
Mendell
West Virginia town hit by morning fire
Dee Tite swept the MeeMe achun business district eight miles from Wheeling destroying six buildings and causing about 75000 in losses. Theft allegedly started from an overheated stove in a hotel.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dee Tite
MeeMeachun
Aberdeen Jeweler Suicide Shocks Local Shop
Aberdeen Maryland December 4 Charity W Chase aged 14 a senior member of Chase Jewelers died from a head wound. Police indicate self inflicted morfin may have caused the death. Authorities report the jeweler was unmarried.
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Aberdeen
M. D
Charity
W. Chase
Aenior
Chase& Ae Jewelers
Rica
Morfin
Ruby-Handled Poultry Show Mishap Reduces Value
In La Crosse on December 7 a White Plymouth Rock valued at 200 dollars dropped from the vetting ring after another bird struck it, halting examination. The owner refused 400 dollars for the ruby bird, leaving both birds damaged and the ruby unfit for the show.
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Dakota
White House
Better Farming Ass'n
Rte
Senate
Othe Archicals
Gourt
Howes
Madten
Harbors
Johnson
Lincoln
Kentucky
Jacob Schiff
Jens
Paul
New River Giant
Camden
Hildreth Mitchell
ARRY
Italy
Austria
Dworth
Northern Pacific
Nichols
Civil Service For Navy Workers
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