Three Thrilling Airship Flights Electrified Great Crowd Yesterday
In Fargo, North Dakota, Robert St Henry Tore 1,126 feet and traveled seven miles in a lighter-than-air craft at the state fairgrounds. A crowd of about 12,000 watched the first trip as the airship lifted from the central track, wheeled over fields, and vanished beyond the trees.
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McCumber forecast on reciprocity pass in Senate
Washington June 10 Senator Smoot of Utah and Senator McCumber North Dakota discussed the reciprocity bill in advance of a minority report. McCumber predicted a two to one vote against the bill and that Congress would adjourn by July 27 after completing business. Smoot said the Root amendment would not invalidate the agreement and would improve the measure.
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Family Troubles Are Discussed At Conference Meeting
Boston June 10 miles and Lawbreakers was the subject at the morning meeting of the conference on Charities and Corrections In Ford hall today Addresses on family desertion and non-support and present laws regulating evil were delivered by Jon C Logan of Augusta Ga and by William H Baldwin of Washington Three other election meetings were held Standards of living and labor were considered by A J MecKelway secretary of the Southern States Child Labor committee and by Miss Francis A Kenner of New York in Kingsley hall Continued meeting on training of social workers in Pilgrim hall considered Professional school for social workers papers read by Mrs John M Glen of New York and Miss Zilpha D Smith of Boston
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Augusta
William H. Baldwin
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Southern States Child Labor Committee
Francis A. Kenner
New York
Kingsley Hall
Pilgrim Hall
John M. Glen
Zilpha D. Smith
Court cases at Medora in district court
The Medora district court sat with Martin Hellickson charged with cattle stealing the jury not agreeing. Albert Medora pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was fined 15. Richard Harrison pleaded guilty to prohibition violation. S. B. Jeruigan and William Frances jumped bonds, were tried in their absence, found guilty, fined 25. Trial for E. Divine and others ongoing.
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Baldwin Shuts Down Plant as Boilermaker Strike Expands
Philadelphia, June 10. The Baldwin locomotive works halted all departments after a boilermaker strike began this week. Yesterday was payday and those at work were told not to report until Monday. The Allied Locomotive Council declared a strike, with more than 10,000 workers affected by the partial shutdown awaiting Monday when all departments will reopen.
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Baldwin Deomotive Works
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Seamen Strike Averts as Olympic Crew Gains Parity
Southampton June 10 The White Star line agreed to pay Olympic crew the same wages as Mauretania and Lusitania crews. The move aims to prevent trouble and allow the Olympic to sail for New York as scheduled Wednesday.
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Uruguay’s H. M. Pons Arrives as U S Minister
Senor H. M. Pons, the new Uruguayan minister to the United States, has just arrived in Washington and presented credentials to President Taft. A veteran diplomat, he has represented his country abroad and earned a reputation for tactful work.
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Uruguay
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Washington
Taft
Benor Foneman
Man who ran amuck sent to Fergus’ asylum
Hillsboro North Dakota June 10 Oxton Hauge the man who tried to shoot Mrs Wigness near Shelly last week and who was captured by Deputy Sheriff Osman near Buxton after an exciting chase was taken to Ada by Sheriff Peterson of Norman county and given a hearing before the judge of probate He was adjudged insane and committed to the Minnesota state asylum at Fergus Falls where he was taken by the sheriff Saturday Hauge was once an inmate of the asylum and was paroled about a year ago.
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Traveling Men Make Splendid Showing in Great Parade Today
The Forum receives a warm notice from Crookston council No. 88 Ladies praising the traveling men for their entertaining and solicitous conduct during the convention. They express gratitude for hospitality, weather helper, and the positive impact on fraternal understanding.
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Crookston
Rain Deluges Southeast State Across Friday Afternoon
Mott North Dakota June 10 riders report heavy rain from east to west and north to south with an inch measured at the weather bureau. The widespread rainfall eases drought conditions and leaves the region in better shape overall.
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Admit Fifteen to State Bar in North Dakota
Grand Forks North Dakota June 10 Fifteen North Dakotans admitted to practice law before the state bar as the supreme court met this morning. Names listed include L. C. Jindmann Enderlin Everitt Clarence P. Brownlee Grand Forks Mitchell L. Danforth Harry Gaver Latimore W M Ruf ern Columbus J Wentworth Perkins Fargo John E B Martin Plage John M McLory Devils Lake.
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Lumber magnate faces inquiry as grand jury cases unfold
Judge K Landle clamps information tight after grand jury discussions. Frederick Weyerhaeuser, St Paul lumberman, is under government scrutiny with books probed. Secretary John E Rhoades testified, cited to bring related documents touching Warren mail order houses and lumber dealers. Court actions and stenographers noted as investigations extend to dealers associations.
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Alt Ie Dean
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Baan
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Thime
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Bloodshed on strike sparks Cleveland unrest
In Cleveland a clash between striking garment workers and police left a striker shot, a patrolman knifed, and about twenty men and women injured. Police are beefing up with 100 officers to guard districts as tension rises and extra precautions are planned.
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Carnival of Fun Closing Fargo Parade Dazzles Crowds
A mile long United Commercial Travelers pageant in Fargo drew delegations from Minnesota North and South Dakota and the Canadian provinces Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba. The parade featured diverse councils marching in khaki and color, bands, floats, and a cheering crowd. Local leaders and visiting officials rode or walked in formation as the event concluded with reviews and elections for the Minnesota North Dakota grand council and related offices.
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Fargo
Third Avenue
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