Fargo Hosts Elks Parade and Assembly in Jubilant City Welcome
Fargo welcomes hundreds of Elks from across North Dakota and beyond for the B P O Elks convention with special trains and cars. Officers are elected, a grand parade and auto procession, bands, and state-wide hospitality mark a festive two day program.
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Taft Wins Big Six Delegates In Ohio Convention
In Columbus on June 4 Taft captured the contest for Ohio delegates at large to the Republican national convention by a vote of 890 to 362 percent. Taft endorsements followed as Taft led 398 to 869 percent in the first actual test of delegates with the resolutions committee backing the president.
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Ismay Says Smith Justified In Titanic Speed Plan
London June 4 J Bruce Ismay told the court of inquiry that the plan was to drive Titanic at full speed for part of her maiden voyage and that Captain Smith was fully justified in pushing on through the ice region when weather allowed clear visibility.
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Elks stage decor and social session at Fargo Opera House
The Elks lodge prepares an elaborate social session with a decorated stage at the Fargo Opera House. Manager Webster and Fargo Theatre Co have chosen top acts, and the hall features elk colors, a large elk motif, and woodland netting for the event. President Morton Page led the meeting held around 2 p.m. with remarks on origins and welcome.
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Kenyon Wins Iowa Primary Landlide Over Young
Des Moines reports show Sen W S Kenyon with about 43 955 to 21 510 for LaFayette Young in the Iowa primary. Clarke leads for governor on the Republican ticket while Holden supporters claim Holden will be the winner. Democratic turnout is light and John T Hamilton leads E G Dunn for the nomination.
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Will Taft Veto Bill and Hubbard Dead
Washington dispatch notes Democrats unsure on pursuing senate amendment to repeal the Canadian reciprocity act. Indications from Democratic sources suggest possible support in the House. In Sioux City, Iowa, Rep H Hubbard dies of heart failure at the editor’s home after losing the GOP primary by early returns.
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Elks Doage at the Fair Grounda Event Preview
Early edition notes tomorrow to permit the force to enter the Elks doiage at the fair grounda. Read as a brief item about attendance and location.
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Belfield Victim Survives Iron Crowbar Attack
Dickinson North Dakota is the scene as Jerry Holman of Belfield recovers from head injuries after an iron crow bar strike by John Krieger. Krieger is held to district court and to be tried in September.
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Gompers Sent Money in Darrow Trial Testimony
In Los Angeles on June 4 Samuel Gompers allegedly sent money intended for use in bribing George N. Lockwood. Bert Franklin testified under cross examination that Darrow provided this information to him during the trial proceedings.
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Gas fumes fatal at Fairmont dairy grain well
Five people die from gas fumes in a grain well at Jacob Sachs dairy in Fairmont. Fireman Henry Estermann is seriously ill after entering the pit to recover bodies. Two victims are women. four died aiding Sachs, the first victim. Grain used for cow feed fermented, releasing deadly gas.
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Graduate From A G Mdgwll The
A fragment notes a graduate named Mdgwll from an A G program, listing unclear credentials and an institutional tag. The text provides limited context on date or achievement, but identifies a person associated with A G as a graduate.
Marion Man Delivered Splendid Commencement Address
A speaker named Marion delivered a well conceived commencement address today. The programme was praised for its thoughtful structure and clear delivery, marking a notable event in the ceremony.
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North Dakota Agricultural College graduation rites today
A list of Fargo Moorhead and nearby graduates from North Dakota Agricultural College are staging their exit into the world. The morning procession moved from the main building to the armory for commencement exercises with addresses by Sen Wesley McDowell and graduate Ila Heidner on The Law of Service.
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Attack on Lorimer Is Begun Sparks Senate Debate
Kern's speech initiating the attack on Lorimer's election brings the case before the Senate as the principal topic likely to dominate for weeks. Lea and Kenyon, allied with Kern, may join the minority to challenge the majority report which exonerates Lorimer. The validity of the election becomes a central Senate fight with potential tests of strength.
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Pardon Board in Session at Bismarck
The North Dakota board of pardons meets at Bismarck to review 94 inmates for clemency, continuing a debate over overturning the 1911 Remington commutation. Fourteen are jailed for various crimes from grand larceny to first degree murder. session may last four days with Governor Burke and other officials present.
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Roosevelt Fight for Temporary Chairman Dominates Chicago Meeting
Chicago June 4 Roosevelt pressures to renew a fight for the temporary chairmanship of the national Republican convention create unrest among leaders and committee members gathered there. Roosevelt supporters anticipate a review by a subcommittee in the coming discussions.
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