Root Amendment to Pact Adoptions in Canadian Reciprocity Bill
Washington June 6 The finance committee moved toward adopting the Root amendment to the Canadian reciprocity bill in modified form with ten to six likely support including three Democrats. Senate and House activity focus on Lorimer inquiry plans and wool tariff revision as Underwood prepares to bring the measure up tomorrow. McNamara case looms over Los Angeles politics with Harriman poised to run on the Socialist ticket.
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Justice Day
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Los Angeles
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McNamara
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Harriman
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Bismarck to Host State Land Show and Industrial Exhibit
Bismarck N D July 6 The North Dakota state land show and industrial exhibit will be held in Bismarck this fall according to Commissioner of Agriculture Gilbreath The old Northwest hotel providing 26000 feet of floor space has been secured for the main exhibit room The exact date is not set but the event will occur late in the fall to allow the best possible exhibits
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Ivreneet An
Ecker Resigns to Join Railway Service as Clerk
G. Ecker resigns after about three years as local clerk in Fargo post office. He will become a clerk in the railway mail service, a move viewed as a deserved advancement for his career.
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Ecker
About & Your
Fargo Pontomes
Clark
Mele Cherk
Mace
Eicker
Fargo Posto Mca
Report on Steel Trust Probe Moves to President
Washington June. A full report on United States Steel Corp from Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of corporations, after three years of gathering, will be laid before the president within days. The report may influence possible action by the Department of Justice under Attorney General Wickersham. The investigations were ordered by Roosevelt and continued under Taft.
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United States Steel Corporaon
Herbert Knox Smith
Ealacee Mentes
Wickersham
Smith
Roosevelt
Taft
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Cardlinal James
Gemonetsastion
Sherman
White
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James Bryce
Great Britain
Champ Clark
Root
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Cannon
Preston
Convocation Date to Be Fixed by Bishop Mann
Grand Forks North Dakota June 6 The place of holding the next Episcopalian convocation will be fixed by the bishop North Dakota Episcopal Clericus Wilmest at Devils Lake Rev BE C Biller of Carrington was elected president and Rev Edwin Clattenburg of Devils Lake secretary for the elemons The meetings were adjourned today Seventy five delegates attended and the meeting proved successful The visitors were guests of the Grand Forks Commercial club in an automobile ride Led by W H Kelway A trip around the city and surrounding country was enjoyed The afternoon session was devoted to the women of the church and an address by Mrs George Hancock of Fargo on Glimpses of the Holy Law The meeting opened with holy communion Sunday morning The annual Sunday school rally exercises were held and the evening featured the bishop s address Bishop Mann presided at the first business session with Rev George Childs elected secretary and church matters discussed at length
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North Dakota
George Hancock
Fargo
Mann
Cameron Mann
George , Childs
Casnelton
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Grand Parke
Commercial Club
Ovelcome
Murphy
Short Career of Young Pirates at Cuxhaven
In Cuxhaven Germany two 17 year old youths formed a pirate expedition aboard a schooner. Armed with men and ample ammunition they attempted to resist police while the wounded fled. Authorities intervened as a force arrived to capture the vessel and the youths.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Geveral
Herbor
Jubilee shocker linked to incendiary ring claims
Chicago June 6 Leopold Dreyfus of L. Dreyfus & Co committed suicide after police reported a confession tying him to the burning of his Market Street clothiers shop last Saturday. Gasoline cans found in rooms, extensive questioning, and a claimed light on other downtown fires fueled talk of an organized band of incendiaries offering to burn businesses for pay. Dreyfus and his brother were detained, Leopold later shot himself in the presence of an officer.
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Chicago
Leopold Dreyfus
L. Dreyfus & Co
Market Strees
L. Dreyfus & Co. Clothiers
Leoid Dreyfus
Poes
Down Town
Dreyfus
Bren 15 Charged With The Theft At University
Joseph D Bren, accountant and acting treasurer at the university, was arraigned and charged with stealing 418000 held in trust for students He claimed robbers took it from him on Friday Bren was released on 2500 bond signed by his father and brother The case follows notes of a safe deposit vault visit and questions over refunds to students tied to deposits for loan protection at year start The university says the total amount due is nearly paid and Bren faces further questioning by authorities
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Minneapolis
Joseph D. Bren
Bren
Sam A. Bren
Prank Bren
Central
David Broderick
Northwestern National Bank
Bex
Bren Saya Re
Pump Down to the Maine and Burned Sawmill
Havana June water lowered three feet two inches around the wreck of the Maine as the pump work resumed revealing deck and turret hood while most of the forward ship stays submerged. In Winnipeg a Bourhan sawmill at Bevilstoke BC burned last night destroying half a million feet of lumber with losses reaching six figures.
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Maine
Winnipeg
Man
Bourhan
Bevilstoke
B.C
Put Lid on the Lumber Trust Investigation
Chicago June 6 The government's grand jury investigation into the lumber business of the west and middle west continued with many witnesses subpoenaed. Judge Landis admonished all involved to observe strict secrecy and no information was released after complaints of publicity.
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Chicago
Weat
Middle West
Landis
May Wheat Corner Investigated Threatens Wheat King
Chicago on June 6 reports A J Lichtatern faces multiple woes after allegedly cornering the May wheat market to gain the title Wheat King. He must sell millions of bushels at cash prices below May 21 values while local traders seek to curb cornering. He also faces lawsuits from lessees who accuse speculation of inflating prices.
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Chicago
A. J. Lichtatern
Board of [Trade
Jim
Lichtatern
Carr Woman in Court Faces Common Nuisance Charge
Frankie Carr was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bingham for keeping a common nuisance. Charged on a complaint by Fred Mackenberg, she pleaded not guilty before Judge Hanson in county court. Bond was set at $750 for her appearance at trial. She had been in court recently for a bawdy house case.
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Frankie Carr
Bingham
Fred Mackenberg
Carr
Hanson
Three Men Charged With Intoxication Sentenced Then Freed
Three men named George Morris Frank Miller and Theodore Olsen appeared before Judge Miller charged with intoxication. Miller faced an additional charge of van Braney. All pleaded guilty and were sentenced but discharged with a warning to leave the city.
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Miller
George Morris
Frank Miller
Theodore Olsen
van Braney
Twenty Four Graduate From the A C Today
A list of graduates from the A C includes twenty four recipients with degrees in science and chemistry. Notable names include Verne McCall Aime Dynes LeRoy Gifford Horace Reuber Scott Drummond Harold Dodge Max Harrington Lars Welo Chester Holkeavig Louise Campbell W H Foley Ruby Gibbens Agnes Hall Anne Lamb Hughina McKay Lillian Pearson Elsie Pelissier Isabelle Rose and more.
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Paul Punderhide
LeRoy Gifford
Horace Reuber Scott Drummond
Harold Dodge
Max Harrington
Lars Welo
Louise Campbell
W. H. Foley
Ruby Gibbens
Agnes Hall
Anne Lamb
Hughina McKay
Lillian Pearson
Elsie Pelissier
Isabelle Rose
North Dakota Agricultural College graduation ends twentieth year
Twenty four students received diplomas at the North Dakota Agricultural College in a morning ceremony at the armory marking the college's twentieth anniversary. H D Mack awarded the diplomas as President Worst addressed the audience on The Emancipation of Agriculture. The day included a commencement dinner at Ceres hall, dual reunions, an alumni banquet, a president’s reception, and an alumni ball at the armory.
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H. D. Mack
Board of Trustees
Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Isorelock
A. C
Cepeces Walters
Seppa
John H. Wint
Ceres Hall
9 O'Clork
Garden of Eden
Vedrine Begins Paris Rome Turin Air Race Flight
Pierre Vedrine crosses the line at Buc to start the first stage of the Paris Rome Turin air race bound for Nice. Four rivals have already reached Rome and plan to continue to Turin. Vedrine abandons after a rough wind landing near Macon and will return to Paris.
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France
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Aon
Paris
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Rome
Paris Petit Parisians
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Vedrine
Chalons
Sur Boone
Saint Laurent
Macon
Nice
North Dakota Odd Fellows Meet At Grand Forks
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of North Dakota gather in Grand Forks with about 200 in attendance for a two day state meeting and annual encampment. Mayor Murphy welcomed the group at the Commercial Club as city officials received the ceremonial keys. Members toured the city in the afternoon.
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ODD Fellows OF State AT
Forks
Grand Jury Opens With Thirty Three Criminal Cases
The United States grand jury term opened this morning with thirty three criminal cases on the docket including an alleged murder case. Judge Amidon urged justice and proper duty as jurors listened intently in a strong start to the term. Continued on Page Eight.
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United States Court
Amidon
Evans Again Before The Jury In Ohio Legislature
Representative Owen J. Evane of Stark county testified in Columbus about accepting a bribe from an Akron loan agency connected to the salary loan bill. He said others are involved and another grand jury report may be made before the end of the week.
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Owen J. Evane
Stark County
Akron
Evane
Imade
Power 10 suspends freight rate hikes in packing house case
Washington moves suspend freight rates after interstate commerce board decision in the Fort Worth Texas and Oklahoma City packing house case. The application for a suspension was denied as of today, affecting rates and carrier practices nationwide.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma City
Ab Daniods
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