Thirty five Students Given Diplomas at N D A C
Graduation at the agricultural college began in the college armory at 9 30 with a procession of undergraduates graduates alumni faculty and guests. Dr Arthur Ogaard senior class orator spoke on The Spirit of Toleration citing Lincoln and Lee to show opinion as heredity and environment and urging tolerance and pursuit of scientific truth to save the world.
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Foricultural
Putn
Arthur Ogaard
Lincoln
North
Robin H. Lee
South
Siechil
Gelvara
Page Hight
Agricultural Products Go on the Free List
Senator Simmons after a White House conference said cattle, wheat, meats, and flour would likely be on the free list when the tariff bill reaches the democratic caucus next week. He noted both raw materials and finished products may be free listed and expected the bill to be reviewed by the caucus the following week. He hurried to the capitol to inform the agricultural subcommittee as it met behind closed doors.
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Washington
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Agricultural Schedule
Senate
Judge Gary Testifies on Pool In Government Dissolution Suit
New York June 3 Judge Elbert H Gary chairman of the United States Iron and Steel Corporation testified about pools in the government dissolution case He told how a man demanded a job in 1908 revealing the Jackson Pool led to an investigation and withdrawal of American Steel and Wire He denied widespread price fixing since 1904 noting prior oral agreements on some products Bishop Brent arrives in storage from Liverpool aboard the Caronia returning to the Philippines and asserts clergy belong with the common people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Iech Corporation
American Steel & Wire Co
Jackson Pool
Gary
Steal Corporation
Caronia
Liverpool
Charles J. Brent
Philippine Islands
Dynamite Case Ends Sudden in New England Trial
Boston June 3 The prosecution wrapped the case against William M Wood Frederick H Atteaux and Dennis Collitia charged with conspiring with John Breen and Ernest Pitman to plant dynamite in Lawrence during the 1912 textile strike The defense indicated Wood would not present a case and asked for a verdict of not guilty while witness Pira testified about driving a man resembling Atteaux from Wood’s residence to a saloon and back on January 10 1912 the date of the dynamite placement
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Boston
Pres. Wm. M. Wood
American Woolen
Frederick H. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collitia
John J. Breen
Lawrence
Ernest W. Pitman
Andover
Fter
Hurlbert
Wood
Arthur Pira
Su‘ame
Waa
Ptra
Pres
William M. Wood
American Woolen *Co
Frederick E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Colling
Pira
Atteaux
Franklin and
Washington Streets
Court Street
Franklin Street
Cuban Gunboat at Maine Monument Celebration Mourns Heroic Visit
The Cuban gunboat in charge of Lt. Col. Ozcar F. Quevedo featured at the Maine monument unveiling in New York on Memorial Day. The vessel sailed from the harbor where the Maine exploded before the Spanish American War. Mayor Gaynor told Quevedo the city might need help one day, and he replied that Cuba would offer sincere aid. Nearly 200 Cuban soldiers, invited by President Menocal, joined the celebration, drawing much attention.
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Ozcar F. Quevedo
Maine Monument
Cuba
New York
Maine
Gaynor
Menocal
Fargo in Excellent Sanitary Condition
City commissioners discussed health matters and ordered immediate cleanup efforts. Health Officer Scanlon reported Second Ward as the worst area and alleys south of Front Street to be addressed. Southside praised for cleanliness. overall city sanitary condition deemed good except Second Ward. Office hours for auditor and treasurer set 9 to 5 with noon break. salary ordinance read first time. discussion planned. Garrity named superintendent of the city dump at sixty dollars monthly. mounted police to lead Shriners parades.
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City Commission
Scanion
Emery
Jordan
Front Street
Adals
Scanlon
Michael Garrity
Shriners
Crop Looks Fine Say Visitors At Homecoming
Visitors in Grand Forks report statewide crops in excellent condition as Masonic Homecoming festivities drew crowds. Northern Red River valley rains boost corn and septies. western and slope regions show favorable grain conditions with limited rainfall yet no suffering. Reports from Lemmon, eastern counties, and visitors from Lisbon, Carrington, Langdon, Minot, and Mandan echo favorable prospects across North Dakota.
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I. C.0.f. Grand Lodge
Grand Forks
Red River Valley
Lemmon
Fargo
Out
Lisbon
Carrington
Langdon
Minot
Mandan
Senate Panel Opens Inquiry Into West Virginia Coal Strike
Washington June 3 A special senate committee began a broad search for documentary evidence in Washington on West Virginia coal strike conditions. The panel will request copies of the department of labor probe report on peonage charges and expects statements from miners and coal operators tomorrow.
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Washington
West Virginia
Senate
Department of Labor
Free Rides for Guests of the City During Homecoming Festivities
The Home-coming committee on automobiles led by Chairman Baldwin reports strong support from local car owners. About 100 autos pledge to provide rides to visitors at scheduled times under banners reading Fargo's Guests. Rides will cover the agricultural college grounds Oak Grove Island Park and the park boulevard system. Ladies needing rides to the Knights Templar ball may telephone 364 for pickup arrangements.
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Baldwin
Fargo
Agricultural College
Oak Grove
Island Park
Park Boulevard
Knights Templar
Committee On Automobiles
Temple
Indians to Adopt Old Scout on Missouri River Trip
An Indian celebration at Fort Yates will see A. B. Welch of Bismarck, a former Indian scout and Philippine War veteran, adopted in name by John Gram, chief of all Sioux. The Renton Packet Co steam boat will carry the delegation from Bismarck to Fort Yates in historic old time style.
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Inmarck
Fort Yates
Biamarck
N. C
Missouri
Bismarck
Renton Packet Co
A. B. Welch
Bramarck
John Gram
Welch
St. Louis
Duluth Delegation Arrives for Civic Day in Fargo
A Duluth business delegation of about 100 men and the Third Regiment band will arrive in Fargo Saturday at 5:25 PM to join Civic Day activities. They will parade with a red fire finale, carry Duluth pennants, and distribute literature, aiming to boost mutual understanding and North Dakota trade ties as Duluth serves as the gateway to the region. Frank X Gravel, sales manager of Stone-Ordean-Wells Co, leads the trip as head of the trade extension committee, with strong backing from the local commercial club.
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Fargo
Duluth
North Dakota
Duluth Boosters
Pargo
Hardy
Duluth Herald
Frank X. Gravel
Stone-Ordean-Wells Co
Commercial Club
Gravel
Frank Gravel
Northwest
Two Big Fires In Canada Cause Heavy Losses
Winnipeg reports two major fires in Canada. In Burdette’s southern Alberta business district nearly 60 000 dollars in damage destroyed several stores. A separate blaze at the War Eagle mine near Rossland British Columbia burned out by morning with over 50 000 dollars in damage.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Burdette
Alberta
War Eagle
Rossland
British Columbia
Self
Masonic Week in Fargo Brings Thousands to Homecoming Events
Fargo hosts the Grand Knights Templar Ball and Home Coming week as thousands arrive daily for Dakota Consistory No 1 reunion events. The 14th degree was exemplified with a class crowning trumpet gift. music featured by a 13-member Scottish Rite choir and notable soloists.
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Fargo
Dakota
William Stern
George Gutherie
George Holgate
F. Thomas
A. E. Cannon
3. Putnam
H. T
Grand Lodge In Session Big Show At Fargo
Grand Master Jackson opens the state lodge session in Fargo with Emory Smith delivering welcome. Rebekahs and grand encampment respond. This evening Wheatland and Fairmount Rebekah teams compete for the state prize in conferring the Rebekah degree at Stone's hall. Winners advance to Minneapolis for the world prize at the sovereign grand lodge. Subordinate lodges from Wahpeton and Hunter contest the initiatory degree evening at Assembly hall.
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Gerard Lodge
LO. O. F
Assembly Hall
R. M. Pollock
Emery
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Wheatland
Fairmount Rebekah
Stone
Fargo
Minneapolis
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odg
Rebekaha
Wahpeton and
Hunter
North Dakota Senator Testified on Lobby Probe
Washington reports Senator Gronna of North Dakota testified he farms, knew of no lobby, and denied improper approaches regarding legislation. He named John Crosby and Charles C Bovey of Minneapolis as backers of a flour duty. Senator Penrose vouched for clean conduct and listed 175 visitors since January 1, none a lobbyist. The senate probe proceeded with many senators excused and rapid witness hearings.
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Washington
Gronna
North Dakota
Senate Committee
Capitol
John Crosby
Charles C. Bovey
Minneapolis
Penré
Congress
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Masonic Temple
Frank X
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Canada
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Grand Knights Templar
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Scottish Rite of
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P. A. Rudd
Holden
Dudley Bluck
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