Raid on Organized Ball Heads Off by Ruling of the Court
Kansas City Federals halted a major player raid after Judge Foell of Cook County sustained an injunction blocking Chief Johnson from pitching for teams other than the Cincinnati Nationals. The ruling challenged contracts as possibly imposing unconscionable hardship on players.
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Kansas City
Johnson
Chicago
George Stovall
Foell
Cook County
Stovall
Superior Court
Cincinnati Nationals
Rams
Raady
Kansas City Federals
Cinelynett
Mandan Man Tries Paris Green Poisoning
Peter tahoe, a former Morton county homesteader, attempted suicide by Paris green in water. He was found semi conscious and a doctor arrived just in time to save him. He was resting easily two days later. The motive remains unknown. He had visited Mandan city days earlier and returned home twenty miles southwest in apparently good spirits.
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Mandan
N. D
Peter Tahoe
Morton County
Paris
Nelson
Local Farmer Dies After Horse Kicks In North Carolina
Jamestown North Carolina June 3 Louis Roth a farmer residing near this city died in a local hospital from injuries after being kicked by a horse. He suffered a fractured skull and broken nose. Roth had lived in the district for nine years having come from Litchfield Minnesota.
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Stutaman
Jamestown
N. C
Louis Roth
Roth
Comingrom Litchfield
Pardons Board Grants G L Bickford Pardon
Bismarck June 3 1914 G L Bickford once treasurer was pardoned after petitions from citizens across the state. Four board members favored mercy while Smith Peterson resigned in protest urging that public funds misuse not be forgiven. Governor Hanna accepted the resignation and the pardon followed.
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Bismarck
G. L. Bickford
Board of Pardons
Gee. H. Phelps
Bowhells
Bickford
Smith-Peterson
Park River
Peterson
Smith Peterson
Smith- Peterson
Forcus
Mr. Bickford
Hanna
State Board of Pardons
Acre Yield Corn Contest draws seven hundred youths
Seven hundred farm boys aged twelve to eighteen enrolled for the third acre yield corn contest directed by Thomas Cooper of the state experiment station. Entries closed June 1 and enrollment exceeds last year’s by about 200, with many challengers from northern and western counties.
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Thomas Cooper
State Experiment Station
Henry Granlund
Ransom County
Coojer
Cooper
Girl Fled To Escape Japanese Suitor's Threats
Oakland, June 3. Six years of persistent correspondence by a Japanese student to Miss Alice Lou Andrews, former president of Associated Women Students at the University of California, led her to flee to Alaska for safety. He sought to win her attention and influence and threatened violence or action by authorities if thwarted. Andrews fled to Juneau where she now teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Alice Lou 'Ne Andrews
Associated Women Students
Se University of California
Alaska
Kumail
Andrewa
Juneau
Escaped Death After Joy Ride in Mandan Crash
At a Mandan railroad crossing early June 3, Dan Wolf drove a car with Ernest Singleterry John Kennelly Ed Lange and Bernie Pomerjeau. A rock car train blocked the crossing. Wolf braked hard. A freight car struck the front, damaging the car but all five occupants escaped unharmed.
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Mandan
N. D
Dan Wolf
Ernest Singleterry
John Kennelly
Ed Lange
Bernie Pomer- Jeau
Wolf
New Fargo Postoffice Building Funded by Large Appropriation
A bill was introduced in Washington to authorize a 400000 dollar postoffice building at Fargo North Dakota. Senator Gronna introduced the measure as North Dakota’s delegation unites to push the project through both houses. The government owns the site, plans may come from the treasury, and local efforts by Postmaster Plumley and the Surgo Commercial club aided progress.
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Washington
Fargo
N. C
Senate
Gronna
Hc, Primley
Surgo Commercial Club
North Dakota
Furgo Post Office
Grogna
Congress
Plumley
Treasury Department
Federal
Word of Morgan Was Law In New Haven Inquiry
Washington June 3 James Elton director of the New Haven railroad testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the inquiry into the state’s finances and trolley properties. He said the board depended on the executive committee led by J Pierpont Morgan William Rockefeller and Director Bush and that they did not like to run counter to Mr Morgan due to timidity.
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Washington
James Elton
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce
Tte
West Chester
New York City
William Nelson Cromp
Directora
Bilton
Folk
New Haven
Thn
Theate J. Pierpont Morgan
William Rockefeller
Bush
Morgan
Jon
Yankee Polo Team Lineup for Meadowbrook Match
New York June 3 The official list of American polo players for the international match to be played at Meadowbrook Long Island next week was released It includes Rete La Montague No 1 J M Waterbury captain No 2 Devereux Mill Duy No 3 Lawrence Waterbury Back In other news Leavenworth Kansas June 3 D K Codding former Warden of the state penitentiary at Lansing now an assistant attorney general in charge of liquor sales prosecutions was shot and seriously wounded yesterday by Jake Wime man an alleged liquor owner
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New York
Meadowbrook
Long Island
Rete la Montague
J. M. Waterbury
Devereux Mill- Duy
Lawrence Waterbury
Leavenworth
Kan
D. K. Codding
State Penitentiary
Lansing
Jake Wimeman
Scottish Rite reunion banquet honors North Dakota pioneers
The Scottish Rite reunion in Fargo at the Masonic temple drew a crowd for a banquet honoring twenty five pioneer members. Sovereign Inspector General Plumley presided as toastmaster. speakers included Dr Hingeley of Chicago A J Sovereign of St Paul and Judge A B Guptill. The Fargo Preceptory began work today with LaRue Buxton directing. degrees 29 30 and 32 were announced with the 30th and 32nd degrees to be presented tomorrow and Sunday night a large banquet at 6 oclock with dancing in the auditorium.
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North Dakota
Masonic Temple
Sovereign
Plumley
Pirie Co
Dr. Hingeley
Chicago
A. J. Sovereign
St. Paul
D. A. Lindsey
W. A. Scott
A. B.guptill
Sg i. Allum
Belday
Federal forces trapped near Vanegas and San Luis Potosi
June 3 dispatch reports a federal evacuation from Saltillo heading toward San Luis Potosi halted at Vanegas by General Gutierrez. Maas and his brigade retreated to Vanegas while Gutierrez used local knowledge to trap the retreating column. A splinter force deserted from San Luis Potosi and joined General Torres of the constitutionalistas.
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Durango
el Paso
Saltillo
Vanegas
Angi
Salaillo
Carranga
Gutierrez
San Luis Potosi
Maas
Vanekx
San Luis
Tar Streets To Stop Meetings In Fountain Square
Tarrytown authorities, facing a threatened I W W invasion, add fifty police and pave Fountain square with tar like preparation to prevent gatherings. A recent industrial workers demonstration protested Rockefeller influence in the Colorado mine strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
Industrial Workers of the World
Fountain Square
Rockefellers
Colorado
Poincare Prepares Greeting for Roosevelt Visit
France announces readiness of the presidential railcar for Colonel Roosevelt upon his Cherbourg arrival. The car will join a special boat train to Paris and Roosevelt is expected to be received at the Elysee Palace on Saturday.
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France
Incare
Roosevelt
Cherbourg
Paris
Poincare
Palace of the Elysee
Famous Art Authority Dead in Chicago
William M. French, 71, longtime director of the Chicago Art Institute and pioneer in promoting art through women’s clubs, died of cancer after 36 years of leadership. His work helped enroll about one million annual visitors to the institute.
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Chicago
William M. French
Chicago Art Institute
French
Chicago doctors and undertakers charged over buried bodies
Charges allege Cook County hospital staff conspired with undertakers to withhold bodies sent by relatives. Dr. Allen Hruby is arrested as a key figure in a case tied to failing to report deaths within 24 hours and refusing to release a death certificate after Mrs Mamie Lyons’s death when relatives objected to a stranger handling the body.
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Chicago
Ali Ws
Cook County Hospital
Allen Hruby
Haveing
Health Department
Hruby
Mamie Lyons
Nasty scandal in navy unfolds with Mayflower party
New York reports reveal a naval scandal centered on Edward C. Little and Lieut Archibald Douglass aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. The episode involved entertainment with two women, admissions to high society circles, and attempts by Secretary Daniels to suppress publicity while urging discipline. Wilson approved quiet handling but insisted on accountability.
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New York
Pres
Woodrow Wilson
Joxenhus Panetels
Bramton
Edward C. Lite
Publ Aesistant
Archibalt J. Douejas
Daniel
Little
Daniels
Miesia& Trie
Moraine
Dovetas
Dowsing
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Douglas
Wilsop
Senatorial Vote Sets Panama Toll Arbitration Move
Washington June by an eight to seven vote the senate foreign relations committee adopted the Sutherland resolution directing President Wilson to open talks with Great Britain on a special arbitration of the Panama tolls dispute. The measure goes to the full senate. Frank L Burton Dead in Chicago aged 71 superintendent of Star Union service of the Pennsylvania railroad died yesterday after a long career.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Wilson
Great Britain
Panama
Senate
Borah
Stone
O'Gorman
Fomerene
Swanson
Smith
Arizona
Michigan
Hitchcock
Williams
Saulsbury
Lodge
Root
McCumber
Burton
Frank L. Burton
Chicago
Frank L. Borton
Star Union Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phieaxe
Philadelhia
Year Book for 1913 From the Press Gives Facts
The 1913 North Dakota year book outlines gains in agriculture, population growth, educational and financial strength, and the state’s prosperity driven by organized efforts. It highlights land settlement trends, expansion from neighboring states, and calls for continued public cooperation to advance development and resources.
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North Dakota
In Department of Agriculture
Gilbreati
Norte Dakota
Hue
Eure
Convicts Released Under New Parole Rules
Joliet Illinois reports convicts living in hope as the state grants pardons for good conduct and work. Officials say three more are to be pardoned today and several workers will be released to help build roads in a program tied to the new policy.
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Joliet
Hape Thag
Prigenerd
Hindus abandon effort to enter Canada from Vancouver
Gurdit Singh leader of 375 Hindus who sailed toward Canada as British subjects plans to sail home from Vancouver aboard the Kamagala Maru. Immigration delays would have taken two years, prompting Singh to protest to British authorities in India. J Edward Bird said Hindus withdraw from the Vancouver inquiry after word from Lord Hardinge. Ottawa reportedly cannot help. The board of inquiry is deemed a joke. Also, George A. Traylor of Philadelphia, a 62 year old special agent, died in Washington while on government business. body sent to Falls Church, Virginia.
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Vancouver
Gurdit Singh
Pacife
Canada
Asia
Mnot
India
J. Edward Bird
Lord Hardinge
Ottawa
Board of Inquiry
George A. Traylor
Philadelphia
Department of Labor
Washington
Richmond
Falls Church
Belfast Suffragists Attack Editors And Gallery
Reported militant actions across London and Belfast include two women entering the Belfast Telegraph and News Letter offices and striking editors, a doctor assaulted at a jail, and a vandal attacking Dore Gallery attendants. A letter claims a militant plan, with paintings damaged and a call to end forcible acts.
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Belfast
Gianteas
Stewart
Anderson
News-Letter
London
Branca Sd
Dolioway
Forward
Dore Gallery
Mwarter
Tito
Iby Bartolozal
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Seattle National Bank
Albert Smith
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