City Engineer Anders Begins Construction of Municipal Market
City engineer Anders began work on the Fargo municipal market project on the de Wendrecle property near Seventh Street. The temporary market house, not to exceed 82,000 in cost, will test a community plan supported by a city commission resolution. J de Lendrecie donated the lot for two years to reduce project expenses and encourage local support.
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Fargo City Market
de Wendrecle
Seventh Street
City Commission
Thetizens
Fargo
J. de Lendrecie
Lisbon Hosts Large State Firemen Convention
Lisbon N C June delegates from many towns gather for the state firemen convention with expected attendance near 1,000. Kent Tuchida of Glen Ulin to speak, banquet to cap the day as Hatton and Larimore lead delegations amid extensive decorations and special trains bringing crews from Kenmare Rugby Bottineau and more.
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N. C
Tate
Omer
Kent Tuchida
Glen Ulin
D. C. Clough
Hatton
Larimore
Argo
FREAK DISEASE OUTBREAK REPORTED IN COLOMBIA
Colombian Minister Betancourt asked Secretary Bryan for U.S. help in obtaining expert information on a disease spreading in several Atlantic coast cities. It reportedly lacks bubonic plague features and resembles pneumonia caused by extreme heat. Fears of an epidemic near the Panama Canal zone rise.
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Betancourt
Bryan
United States
Atlantic
Panama Canal Zone
crop report hints at record wheat yield for U S
Washington June 9 the agriculture department released a June crop report showing a projected wheat yield of about nine hundred million bushels, a record for the United States and roughly half the world’s average production. The report covers acreage planted, estimated yields per acre, and overall production based on June 1 conditions.
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Ienes
Department
Department of Agriculture
Hib P.m
United States
Department of Agriculters Eet Ene
Alfonso Guest Heckling Roosevelt at Rockefeller Event
Tarrytown N Y June officials report eleven Industrial Workers of the World demonstrators held for disorderly conduct at a ball. Each defendant posted 200 bail and will be tried next Friday. In Madrid Roosevelt visited King Alfonso and Queen Victoria at Lagranja palace with Ambassador Willard. four hour stay ending at luncheon.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Jal
More— House
White Plains
Colorado
Madrid
Roosevelt
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Lagranja
Willard
United States Will Not Seek War Indemnity From Mexico
Niagara Falls June 9 The United States will not ask Mexico to pay a war indemnity. American delegates indicated the Wilson administration favors a stable Mexican government to succeed Huerta, and will not demand reparations for Vera Cruz or past pacification costs. Mediators plan to combine Mexican and American plans to transfer executive power to a provisional government, with elections forthcoming. Neither side has named a provisional president, and final approval awaits constitutionalist engagement. Continued on Page Six.
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United States
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Wilson
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Juan F. Urquidi
Carranza
33 Per Cent Not Enough at Suez Canal Annual Meeting
Paria June 9 shareholders criticized Suez canal management at the annual meeting after the usual 33 percent dividend was declared. Charles Jonnart noted the canal tolls had shifted to ten cents a ton to fund Panama, claiming minimal impact from the Panama Canal. Dissatisfied observers questioned high administration costs and 32 salaried board members, suggesting reductions for profit. All reports were adopted as usual.
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Sues Canal
Charles Jonnart
Mstator
Suez Canal
Panama
Panama Canal
Boma
Compan
Escaped inmates flee state pen in North Carolina
Guards hunt John Tivonen and John Yeager after they overpowered the night watchman and escaped the wall. Yeager, injured and near unrecognizable, is from Barnes county serving five years for forgery. Tivonen, from Cavalier county, is jailed for grand larceny with terms nearly served.
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N. C
Tthe State Penitentiary
John Tivonen
John Yeager
Tivonen
Yeager
Barnes County
Tigonen
Cavalier County
Bandit Robbery Ends With Fatal Shootout in Iowa
Two suspects remain at large after a hold up of Henry and Frederick Schwilk. Arthur C. Strom, wounded in a farmer posse battle, confesses Harland Earnest Jones aided the gang. The robbers captured $150 of securities valued at $21,000. Strom, from Des Moines, says the trio planned thousands in cash.
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Henry
Frederick Schwilk
Harland Earnest Joness
Iown
Arthur C. Strom
Des Moines
Strom
Knox County
Tevolverer
Strom Save
Will Club Women Endorse Suffrage Is Big Question
Chicago reports the twelfth biennial conference of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs opens with suffrage as the focal topic. Delegates pour into the city with more than 4,000 arriving yesterday and 8,000 expected, while rumors of an official endorsement circulate and spark debate among pro suffrage leaders and organizers.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Federat
Federation Transportation
Horses Plow Through Snow In June On Paris Champs Elysees
Paris France June 9 Two and a half inches of snow fell in parts of the city with a wintry chill in the air. Horses were seen struggling through fresh snow on a June day along the Avenue des Champs Elysees as drifts lingered overnight and temperatures hovered around 40 degrees F.
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Paris
France
Paria
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Would-Prohibition Lectures Spark Capitol Debate
A bill by Representative Jiden of Tilinola would make it a penal offense for cabinet officers or department clerks to lecture for pay, with fines up to $10,000 or two years’ imprisonment. It would also bar senators and representatives from paid lectures during sessions. Britten’s broadside cites Secretary Bryan La Follette and Murdock, arguing lectures strain war-time duties and public policy. Secretary Bryan has limited summer engagements pending war conditions.
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Tilinola
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Britten
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Murdock
Bryan
Hiladelphia
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Mexico
Philadelphia
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la Follette
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Weab
Chautauqua program features Cannon and Glenn
Fargo chautauqua day includes Frank J. Cannon former Utah senator and Gov. Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina as two Ted letter attractions. Cannon speaks this afternoon on The Mormon Kingdom of Today while Glenn headlines tonight. Ben Greet Players presented The Comedy of Errors at Masonic Temple after grounds proved damp. Tomorrow offers Jaime r J. Burkett of Nebraska for the leading address.
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United States
Utah
Robert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Th Fargo Chautauqua
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Governor Glenn
Canon
Mormon Church
Cannon
Glenn
Ben Greet
Masonic Temple
Chautauqua
Fargo
Ben Grech
Jaimer J. Burkett
Nebraska
Moorhead Excluded From Dry Territory Boundary
Local Moorhead residents say Moorhead cannot be included in the dry territory. At the time of Pussyfoot John Son’s activities, boundary lines traced along the Buffalo River east of Moorhead show Moorhead lies outside the treaty affected area.
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Moorhead
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Suffalo
Dry Territory Expansion Sparks Minnesota Saloon Fears
June 9 report outlines US Supreme Court Indian treaty ruling that could redefine a large central and northern Minnesota dry zone. discussion centers on Moorhead and towns like Detroit Lakes, Park River, and Mahnomen. saloons may close in several counties as enforcement shifts.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Duluth
United State
Minnesota
Minneapolis Journal
Moorhead
Ary
Merks
Supreme Court
W. E
Pussy- Foot) Johnson
Indian Department
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Countien
Clay
Decker
Hubbard
Cass
Norman
Polk
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Crow Wing
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Otter Tail
Johnson
W. H. Taft
Gov. A. ©. Eberhart
Washington
Wink
Tafaereead
Lerward Dudew
Vice President Slade Exhibits Fine Jersey Cattle at Fair
George T. Slade, first vice president of the Northern Pacific, will exhibit his Jersey herd at the North Dakota State fair in Fargo this July. Entries have been received, with prized animals from Fenlen farm White Bear Lake Minnesota. The herd includes Noble Rien, a 44 year old bull, and Majesty's Ronanelie, an aged cow with strong dairy records, plus junior stock for senior and junior rings and several producing cow classes. Prospects for a record exhibition are bright with a strong daily show anticipated.
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The
Northern Pacific
the Fair Management
Middle West
Slade
Fenlen Farm
White Bear Lake
Minn
Fargo
Noble Rien
Finml
Majesty's
Ronanelie
American Jersey Cattle Club
Fargo College Commencement Week Opens with Conservatory Concert
Commencement Week at Fargo College begins Thursday evening June 1 with the Fargo College Conservatory of Music concert at the Presbyterian church. The academy class day follows Saturday, and graduation exercises are set for Friday June 12 at First Baptist church. Field day and a campus contest occur June 13, with a concert that evening at First Methodist church. Dr Beard will preach the baccalaureate sermon at First Congregational Church on Sunday June 14 at 10:80. The First Congregational quartet, led by Frank V Steele, will lead music for the occasion.
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Fargo College Conservatory of Music
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Dreshmay
First Methodist Church
BR. A. Beard
First Congregational Church
Frank V. Steele
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