Trade Commission Bill Only One That Will Be Reported Out to the Senate
Washington June 6 The senate interstate commerce committee voted to report out only the trade commission portion of the bill. No vote record. Chairman Newlands said the panel would segregate the trade commission from supplemental legislation and may adopt a substitute for his bill to create a federal trade commission. The panel argued the feared intrusions on 350000 corporations are unfounded, noting current bureau powers. Debate on interlocking directorates and rail securities continues, with Newlands aiming to report next week and push unfinished business after Panama tolls repeal.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committes
Newlands
Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cummins
Iowa
When the Circus Comes to Town in Fargo
Al G Barnes big three ring wild animal circus brings twenty four trained lions bears elephants and horses to Fargo with a four band parade at 10 30 and shows at 2 and 8 pm. Performances allow patron inspection of the large menagerie and feature lions tigers bears horses and clowns with a 550 horse troupe and 100 ponies.
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al. G. Barnes
Herr Louie Roth
Major Thronton
Big Bill
Gris Aly
Mile, Marine
Petitettle
Mina Mabel Stark
Perl
Tom
Jerry
Brutus
Raimpson
Bob Chocolate
Marie Saunders
Barnes Circus
Avery
Spocien
Fargo
Finnish farm hand held on Saskatchewan assault charge
Keygla a Finnish farm hand is in the county jail in this city charged with assaulting a man in Saskatchewan. A Canadian deputy attorney general will arrive to demand extradition papers. Kaygia was arrested June 4 at Parkin North Dakota by Deputy U S Marshal Gammon and brought here. He had a hearing this morning before Judge Amidon.
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Aseac Keygla
Saskatchewan
Canada
Kaygia
Parkin
N. D
U.S
Marahal Gammon
Amidon
Rev Dr Freeman to Visit Fargo Preacher at Gethsemane
The Rev James E Freeman rector of St Mark’s Minneapolis will preach at Gethsemane cathedral tomorrow morning and deliver the baccalaureate sermon at Moorhead’s normal school. Formerly rector of St Andrew’s Memorial Yonkers he is the author of several books and a noted speaker who visited Fargo over a year ago for the Men’s Club at Gethsemane.
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James E. Freeman
St. Mark’s Church
Minneapolis
Gethsemane Cathedral
Moorhead
St. John's Church
New York
Baloos
Thomas
Fargo
Governor Maytorena of Sonora
A French scientist develops a chemical refrigeration method using the expansion of sulphur dioxide gas to achieve very low temperatures, attributed to Governor Maytorena of Sonora.
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Maytorena
Sonora
RAPP NOT SO THIN JUST NICE SAYS WITNESS IN DIVORCE
Chicago court hears depositions in the divorce case of Madame Schumann-Heink versus William Rapp Jr. Witnesses describe Rapp at the New York Dean apartment. One witness quotes the diva asserting Rapp was not thin but “nice.” The defense moves forward while Bayreuth festival plans loom.
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Rapp
Chicago
Schumann-Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Bayreuth
Germany
New York
Catherine BH. Dean
Elizabeth Heuk
Lapp
Dean
Son
Dynamite Found Under Secretary Houston's Office
Five sticks of dynamite were found under the Washington office of Secretary David F. B. Houston in the Agricultural Department building. A suspect, acting as a would‑be hero, confessed to placing the explosive after claiming to have discovered a bomb. Police arrested the man.
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Houston
Agricultural Department
Washington
David
Chautauqua Tent Set for Opening Night Program
Chautauqua tent readiness signals grand opening tonight with the Dunbar Singing Orchestra of Chicago and Dr. Frederick Poole of Philadelphia. Ensemble arrives from Chicago and Philadelphia. free admission. Tomorrow schedule includes 2:30 Magical Dunbar program, 3:00 lecture by Chancellor George H Bradford, 4:00 vesper, 8:00 Dunbar concert, 8:45 illustrated lecture The Land of the Dragon.
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Rendinesa
Dunbar Singing Orchestra
Chicago
Panama
Frederick Poole
Philadelphia
Poole
Fargo
Dunbar Orchestra
America's Future
George H. Bradford
Cyclone Fatalities Hit Sanborn Iowa Town
A destructive cyclone struck Sanborn Iowa last night causing two deaths one person missing and several seriously injured. Property losses top 1500000 as east end buildings were leveled and key utilities plus lumber yard were swept away. Bodies of Mrs Fink and a 16 year old lad Yetuma were recovered today from wrecked homes.
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Sanborn
Iowa
Sandborn
Patrick Doherty
J. B. Long
Madman MURDERER Holed Up In Village Steeple
Budapest June 6 A mad murderer August Tomeice has fortified the village church steeple at Hoeflany with a rifle and 600 rounds after killing a farmer his wife and wounding their daughter Police were repulsed with a fusillade fatally wounding two officers and wounding fourteen others A large police force surrounded the church and Tomeka agreed to surrender or exhaust his ammunition
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Budapest
Hungary
Tomaice
Hoeflany
Tomeka
Amerland Plans Men’s Meeting and Inaugural Sermon
Amerland AMERLAND 10 have charge of the men’s meeting at the . M. CA. Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. The meeting will be a men’s public song and Regular Sunday again to be inaugurated on 4, with Rev. 4 as speaker and the new superintendent of Baptist work in this section of the country.
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Henry Ameriana
Para. la
Verdict Awarded In Breach Of Promise Suit In Chicago
A jury in the circuit court awarded Miss Georgia Jay $20,000 against Homer Rodeheaver choir master for Billy Sunday in a breach of promise to marry case. Jay, who met Rodeheaver in Iowa, claimed he proposed and accepted but later refused due to career concerns. Testimony covered taxicab rides, long strolls, and future plans. Evidence showed Rodeheaver received up to $100 weekly plus traveling expenses.
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Chicago
Georgia Jay
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Bunday
Miss Jay
Rodeheaver
Iowa
Funeral Tomorrow for Miss Richardson in Fargo
Funeral services will be held at the residence at 706 Fourth Street South on Sunday at 3 PM for Miss Richardson who died at home. She came to Fargo eight years ago and was 21 years old, a graduate of the high school in 1911 after attending a normal school for one year.
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Fourth Street
Miss Richardson
Fargo
Ards
Orhead Normal Hool
London firm Chaplin Milne Grenfell & Co collapses
London bankers Chaplin Milne Grenfell & Co suspended with unsecured liabilities reported around 5 million. The failure traces to grand trunk operations by ex-partner Arthur Morton Grenfell, linking Canadian and other company losses and broader efforts to stabilize Grenfell's affairs amid a wave of financial maneuvering across rail and petroleum interests.
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London
Eng
Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell & Co., Limited
No. 8
Prince Street
Marton, Chaplin & Co
Marton, Rise & Co
Ernest Chaplin
G. Grinell Milne
FR. W. Skipwith
Grand Trunk
Arthur Morton Grenfell
Farl Grady
Grenfell
Hankins
Lines
Limited
Grand Trunk Railway
Took Exchange Firma Invelind
General Petroleum Company of
California
North Dakota Launches Livestock Campaign Train Tour
A state wide plan promotes corn and alfalfa with a live stock drive. The 1,000 mile Soo Line tour starts Monday from Fargo, visiting 37 cities over 11 days with demonstrations and expert talks to spur livestock farming across the state.
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Alate
Jages Arid
Thoupande
Fartiers
Farmera
Coopup
North
Tako
Farge Todas Te Ankingon
Coenwell
Hrure
Scratch Causes Death Of Boy In North Dakota
Devils Lake reports the death of Robert Doheny aged eighteen after a scratch on his face became infected leading to blood poisoning. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Doheny of Graham's Island and his body was brought to Devils Lake for burial today.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Robert Doheny
Dennis Doheny
Graham’s Island
Banks of New York Banks of New York Are Sound
Banks of New York report all clearing house banks and trust companies hold 52.239 million dollars in reserve above legal requirements. This equals an increase of 3.2457 million dollars from the previous week.
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BANKS
New York
Gunderson Goes Abroad With Hanna Party for European Trip
Senator John G. Gunderson of Aneta travels from Fargo to Chicago and New York to join the Hanna gubernatorial party. They sail June 12 for a six week voyage to attend the Norwegian centennial exposition in Christiania with Governor Hanna and family and other Fargo figures.
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John G. Gunderson
Aneta
Fargo
Christiania
Gunderson
Chicago
Windy City
New York
Hanna
Gundereon
Edwin G. Clapp
Colonel Davis
Overnor
Dorothy Hanna
Ben
EH. Steele
Mohall
Motorcyclists to Picnic in Minduk Club Outing
The Minduk Motorcycle club invites riders from Moorhead and nearby towns to a Sunday outing on June 7 at Nokken's grove south of Moorhead. Riders meet at 9:00 at Broadway and N. P. are Run. A baseball game between the Mins and the Oaks will follow, with club cooks serving refreshments and new candidate initiations planned.
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Minduk Motorcycle Club
Nokken's Grove
Moorhead
Broadway
N. P
Mins
Oaks
Shriner Imperial Potentate gift ceremony profiled
El Zagal temple of the Mystic Shrine honored Imperial Potentate Smith with a silver bowl and tray. Former Imperial Potentate Treat praised the gesture as one of the grand ceremonies. The parade, guards, and a weekend at Lake Detroit followed as part of Shrine Weekends. Governor Sarles received a jewel and the event highlighted the order’s reach. Imperial Potentate Smith invited El Zagat patrol and band to be his personal guards at the Seattle council next summer.
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el Zagal
Imperial Potentate
el Zagal Temple
Mystic Shrine
Impérial Potentate
el Zagat Temple
Burning Desert
North Dakota
el Zagat
Imperial Potentate Smith
el Zagat Patrol
el Zagat Band
Seattle
Bel
United States
Canada
Mexico
Phillipines
Hawaiian Islands
EC. Gentey
Frank L. Anders
Detroit
Imperial
Smith
Minny
Trent
Lake Detroit
Mr. Treat
Caesia
Stone
Baldwin
Sark
Memorial for Salvation Army Victims of the Empress of Ireland
The Fargo Salvation Army plans memorial services tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the local barracks on Second Avenue North to mourn the Empress of Ireland victims. Over 150 Salvation Army officers and band members were aboard the ill fated ship bound for a jubilee meeting in London and none survived. A special Memorial Day has been ordered in barracks across the United States and Canada and all are invited to attend.
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Salvation Army
Second Avenue North
Treasury Department
Dry
Ireland
Seatreo
Salvationists
United States
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