Norwegian Bishop to Attend Fargo Conference Tonight
Two representatives of the Lutheran state church of Norway Bishop Boeckman and Rev Hans Nilson Hauge arrived in Fargo this evening aboard the Oriental Limited via the Great Northern The visit marks a first official Norwegian bishop's stay in America and follows a convention decision to host them as special guests. The gathering also heard reports on seminary graduates church finances and union talks with the Norwegian synod and Hauage's synod.
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State Church of Norway
Fargo
Lutheran State Church of Norway
United Norwegian Lutheran Convention
Boeckman
Hane Nilson Hauge
The
Oriental Limited
Great Northern
Dah! Hag
Norway
Slaughter Church
America
Kuesta
United Church
Dahl
Kilda
Roseland
Trondhjem
Hans Nilson Hauge
Church of Norway
Concordia College
Order of St. Olaf
Kildahl
Ban
Christiania
King Haakon
Henrie Wergeland
Minneapolis
Norwegian Synod
Madison
Wis
Remington to Go Free in North Dakota Pardons
In Bismarck on June 7 the North Dakota Board of Pardons granted a mix of full pardons and commutations for nineteen applicants, including Andrew Jensen for assault and Bernard Reed for robbery. Joseph Remington, sentenced for murder, was deemed freed due to lack of authority to rescind the prior action, with an expected release around August.
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Bismarck
N. D
Joseph Remington
Cass County
Board of Pardons
Remington
John Byrnes
Rolette County
Ferdinand Stephen
Logan County
Andrew Jensen
Ward County
Frank Wenzel
Divide County
Tony Slice
Walsh County
Bernard ‘Reed
Ward
James McMillan
Walder McDonnell
Burke
Wilhelm Bitters
Sheridan
Roy Wederhoff
Barnes
James McCarty
Nominations Made for Fargo Cat Club Officers
Nominating committee names President Morton Page First Vice President John Watson Second Vice President R J Cone Treasurer F A Irish Trustees C H Ancelor C Le Follett J A C Healey Time of Wikedon June 11 meeting notices sent for Fargo Commerce annual meeting. C C Morrison Great Northern RR will present a moving picture feature at the gathering. Morrison has a publicity bureau for the trip line and more. President Hardy urges full attendance with talks planned and reports from committees. building plans for Fargo may be discussed.
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Fargo Cat Club
M Page
John
Stine
Fargo Commerce
Normi
C. C. Morrison
Great Northern Railroad
Glacier National Park
Reed
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Morrison
Tabernacle
Tri Tne
Hardy
Fargo
Commerce Court Rebuffed by Supreme Court Ruling
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court reversed the commerce court ruling upholding the commission's authority. The decision states the commerce court may not act as a substitute for the Interstate Commerce Commission, preserving the commission's primacy in regulatory matters.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Interstae Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Albert A. Davis Still Missing in North Dakota
Lakimore, June 7. Anxiety remains over the disappearance of Albert A. Davis who was last seen in Northwood May 28. He left home without an overcoat, a reven and handkerchief. Supposed to have mental disorder, friends hope for his speedy recovery and return. He was a member of the last North Dakota legislature.
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Larimore
N. D
Albert A. Davis
Northwood
North Dakota
Boston in an uproar big strike across city lines
At dawn several thousand Boston elevated railway workers struck in a largely unorganized uprising. Cars were halted, windows smashed, and crews attacked as unions claimed 1 389 to 8 in favor. Police and troops moved to restore order amid clashes in Charlestown Everett and Chelsea as arrests mounted.
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Boston
Mass
Boston Elevated Railway
Imsaaita
Brooklyn
Cambridge
Somerville
Everett
Chelsea
Medford
Maden
Neen
Tremont Street
North Station
Adams Square
Charlestown
Aluminum Co of America settles monopoly case in court
Pittsburg June 7 a decree to destroy an alleged substantial monopoly of the aluminum trust was entered in the United States court here today. The consented decree abrogates unlawful contracts and restrains negotiating similar pacts or unfair methods to ward competitors. The action followed the government’s anti trust suit and protracted negotiations with the company prior to filing. This marks a historic consent decree prior to court proceedings.
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Pittsburg
Aluminum Trust
United States
Aluminum Co. of America
Aluminum
Wickersham
jShagenen
Hauge Synod Meet Promises Uniting Norwegian Churches
The Hauge Synod meets in Red Wing Minnesota to discuss forming a single organization with the Norwegian Synod and United Church. President M G Hanson received the order of St Olaf from King Haakon VII. Rev Hans Nilsen Hauge and Bishop P W K Bochmann spoke. Gov A O Aberhart addressed delegates as progress continues in routine synod work.
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United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Hauge Synod
Norwegian Synod
United Church
Hauge
Red Wing
Minn
M. G. Hanson
St. Olaf
Haakon VII
Norway
Hans Nilsen Hauge
Lutheran Church of Norway
Hans Nielsen Hauge
P. W. K. Bochmann
A. O. Aberhart
State Church of Norway
Sem
Explosion at Woollesdorff factory kills twelve in Vienna area
An explosion at the Woollesdorff ammunition factory in Wiener Neustadt near Vienna killed twelve people, mainly soldiers and workers, and shattered windows across the town. The blast damaged nearby watering places in Baden. Wiener Neustadt is a key manufacturing town about thirteen miles from Vienna.
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Vienna
Woollesdorff
Wiener -Naustadt
Baden
Wiener Neustadt
Cavalry Out 10 Quell Riots in New Haven
New Haven June 7 orders issued for a cavalry troop to assemble at Middletown to aid in riot control. A company of infantry held in readiness. At the Rogsell Manufacturing Co South Farmville, about 100 workers strike for higher wages and better conditions. several strikers and police officers injured. three arrests reported. a female striker seriously injured and sent to hospital.
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New Haven
Middletown
Readi |Esa
South Farme Mille
Rogsell Manufacturing Co
Allnospitaly
Prizes Offered for Corn Yield in North Dakota Fields
The Better Farming association offers cash and gold prizes for the highest yielding acre of mature corn in North Dakota. North and south districts split state-wide funds, with First National Bank of Fargo providing up to 300 in gold. Any farmer may compete by growing at least one acre under field conditions, with judging in the fall.
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Better Farming Association
Better Parming Association
North Dakota
First National Bank of Fargo
Taft Contest Committee Seeks Station Location Fix
Washington June 7 Senator Gronna and Representative Haugen Republican conferees on the agricultural bill met Secretary Wilson and Dr. Gallo chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry to secure assurance the proposed experiment station will be at Mandan North Dakota The conference report omits a location clause west of the Missouri river Gronna and McCumber will not reopen the issue and accept Wilsons assurance as law Grenna s enlarged homestead bill passed both houses and goes to the president for approval
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Washington, D. C
Gronna
Haugen
Town
Republican House
Wilson
Gallowar
We Bureau of Plant ‘Industry
Mandan
Staton
North Dakota
Missouri River
Gronni
McCumber
Senate
Taft Wins Alabama Delegates in First Chicago Contest
At the Republican National Committee hearings in Chicago the Taft camp secured the first contest victory over the Alabama delegates at large by a 63 to 8 vote. Roosevelt forces yielded on the district seats, with Taft winning the fifth district and Roosevelt delegates allowed to appeal to the convention. The session 10:10 this morning reflected Taft strength despite Roosevelt opposition as delegates from Alabama moved toward Long leading Taft.
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Chicago
Mia
Victor Hosewater
Republican National Committee
Senator Borah
Roosevelt
Borah
South Dakota
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Alabama
Arizona
Taft
Long
T. F
Troops to Cuba to assist in restoring order
Washington reports a War Department statement that 3,000 to 5,000 U. S. troops will be sent to Cuba aboard transports from Newport News Plattsburg Fort Porter Fort Niagara Governors Island McPherson and Ogithorpe. The aim is to restore order with no intent to interfere in Cuba's affairs. In Havana a group of armed blacks attacked a sugar mill, but were repelled by guards and cavalry from Sump Columbia.
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Washington
Cuba
Newport News
Plattsburg Barracks
Porter
Niagara
Governors Island
McPherson
Ogithorpe
Georgia
Sump
Columbia
Juan Ducessi
Havana
Harding to Name Taft for President at Chicago Convention
Columbus June 7 Warren G Harding former lieutenant governor of Ohio said Taft asked him to name him at the Chicago convention. Harding announced he had received Taft’s letter and accepted the commission to present Taft’s name.
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Columbus
Taft
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
Sterling Leads in Fifty-Nine Counties for Senate Nomination
Complex returns show Sterling with a plurality of 1182 over Republican renomination rival Redfield and DP Jane 1 in fifty-nine counties.
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Redfield, & DP
Jane
Alergy
Bnt
Sterling
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H. C. Holm
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Board of Trustees
RR. Bogatad
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United Church Seminary
Trygve Bergh
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Church of America
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Hauage
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Johan Olson
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