Senate Set for Final Vote on Panama Toll Exemption Bill
Washington June 11 lawmakers debate amendments to repeal Panama toll exemptions as Brandegee argues for the bill. Senate leaders plan a late session while House members watch, with the Norris Simmons amendment narrowly approved 50 to 24. Nine Democratic senators opposed the amendment, signaling probable continued contention before any final passage.
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Washington
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Brandegee
Kern
Congress
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Wer
House
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Tention
Avhurst
Martine
O'Gorman
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Rans
Dell
Reed
Shields
Walsh
Williams
United States
Great Britain
McCumber and
Grenna
North Dakota
Burkett Recalled At Junior Chautauqua Festival
The town enjoyed a multi day chautauqua program featuring the Gibralter of the Orient lecture series, Redpath Grand Opera Quartet, and Martha selections. Ex governor Henry A. Buchtel was praised as the preacher governor and Colorado chancellor. demonstrations by Professor Montraville Wood showcased gyroscope and monorail concepts.
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Orient
Redpath Grand Opera Quartet
Henry A. Buchtel
Colorado
Martha
Redpath Grand Opera
Mantrayille Wood
Bam Schuldkret
Prcheatra
Vargo
Singéra
Greece
Godlern
Rawels Co
New Melandes
Redpath Grand Opera Co
Buchtel
University of Colorado
Opera Company
Montraville Wood
Edison
Kermit Boertyel and Belle Wyatt Willard wed at British embassy
Madrid June 11. The religious wedding of Kermit Boertyel and Miss Belle Wyatt Willard took place in the chapel of the British embassy. Officiants were Rev Simuel Watson and Rev Herbert Brown. Bridesmaids wore white satin and pale blue tunics, with orchid bouquets. Rain hindered garden reception. couple to honeymoon in southern Spain.
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Kermit Boertyel
Belle Wyatt Willard
Simuel Watson
Virginia Christian
Spain
Train Hit Auto Kills Four In Sarpy County Crash
Omaha on June 11 reports identification of the four killed when an auto was struck by a passenger train at Sarpy. The victims are SEGAD J KRUG son of a local resident MISS VIVIAN ASH Krug's fiancee MRS MENNETH THOMPSON of Blair Neb friend of Miss Ash and CHARLES BAER the chauffeur. All were prominent in Omaha society circles.
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Sarpy
Segad
J. Krug
Vivian Ash
Krug
Menneth Thompson
Blair
Neb
Ash
Charles Baer
Automobile Party
Cirles
Judge Pollock Urges Unity for Prohibition Defense
The Forum prints Judge Pollock urging North Dakota voters to unite for the prohibition cause, opposing Mr Wishek’s resubmission stance and supporting Governor Hanna’s renomination for enforcing laws and serving the state. The letter emphasizes law enforcement, home interests, and the judge’s thirty-three year acquaintance with Hanna.
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Judge Pollock
Burdick
Hanna
Club Work Is True Religion Says Woman Leader
Chicago, June 11. Mrs Percy V Pennypacker, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, declares club work is true religion and urges broadening outreach to rural life. Suffrage advocates at the biennial convention mobilize forces as Miss Jane Addams speaks for the suffrage cause.
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Chicago
Mra
Percy V. Pennypacker
General Federation of Woman's Rob
General Federation
Mrs. Pennypacker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Jane Addams
Miss Addams
North Dakota Leaders Present Lincoln Statue to Norway
Governor Hannah leads a North Dakota delegation to Bergen and Christiania for the Lincoln statue presentation in Europe. Accompanying officials and relatives, including Adj. Gen. I. A. Berg and Col. G. W. Davis, travel via Bergen, Trondhjem, and North Cape with receptions planned for the milestone event.
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Minneapolis
Abraham Lincoln
Norway
North Dakota
Northwest
Hannah
New York
Hanna
Robert
Bergen
Europe
Adj
I. A. Berg
Grand Forks
G. W. Davis
Fargo
IR. R. Steedman
Bismarck
Gunderson
Aneta
G. A. Renden
Mandan
B. Winship
H.thoregon
Drake
Simon Westby
Williston
F. Holmbee
Trondhjem
North Cape
Christiania
Siies
J .W. Foley
Thaw in New York Allows Pittsburg Testimony
Counsel for Harry K Thaw and New York state disclosed an agreement permitting Thaw now in New Hampshire to travel to Pittsburg to testify regarding his father's estate. The move follows ongoing probate proceedings and is part of the settled plan for Thaw to participate in the case.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
State of
Thaw
New Hampshire
Pittsburg
Turks Plan New War in Balkans Amid Greek Expulsions
A historical report indicates mounting tension between Turkey and Greece in the Balkans. Documents cite Young Turk policies driving Greeks from Asia Minor, with aims to assert control over Macedonia and surrounding areas. News notes the London meeting and political maneuvering by Greek and Turkish factions.
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Turkey
Balkans
Young Turks
Asia Minor
Macdonemi
London
John A. Wis
W. Hy Salem
North Dakota Firemen’s meet concludes in Lisbon
Lisbon North Dakota June 11 The North Dakota Firemen’s association ends a three day session with track events and venue preparations. A visiting firemen dance was a highlight and highly praised by participants. Parade prizes awarded for largest and best appearing delegations list Hatton Larimore and Madera as top finishers.
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N. D
North Dakota Firemen’s Association
Firat
Larimore
Hatton
Maders
Mexican Father Refuses Aid to Rebels in Tampico Atrocities
Father Manuel Viramontes recounts demand for 50 000 pesos from the federals and heavy ransom on him as a priest in Tampico. He details selling his furniture for 7 500 pesos after collectors sought sacrifices, and describes harassment by rebels who accused him of aiding federals. He, born in Jalisco and educated in Mexico City, wishes to go to America.
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Tam Pico
Federsin
Manuel Viramontes
Fedelm
Page
Federals
Taian
Europe
United Stat
Jatisco
Mexico City
Tampico
America
Worst Making Big Stir In North Dakota Senate Race
North Dakota Agricultural College President John H Worst of LI Cy begins a final campaign for the United States Senate nomination as the primaries near. He plans county by county outreach after completing college duties and faces strong support from farmers, students, and politicians noting his leadership in agriculture.
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John H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States
Worst
Ind
North Dakota
Northwest
Uni
Fargo
Dr. Worst
Farmers Union wirehouse contract approved in Bismarck
At a meeting of the board in Bismarck directors awarded the Farmers Union wirehouse construction to Thor Anun and Dronen, with a total cost of about 3,500. The project is described as the largest venture undertaken by farmers in the area, with expectations of prompt progress and completion.
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N. D
Joe H
Farmers’ Union
Thor Anunwon
Dronen
Bramarck
North Dakota College Awards Scholarships for County Winners
North Dakota Agricultural College will award up to fifty scholarships valued from 35 to 125 dollars each to top county teams in the state fair stock judging contest. Three contestants per county, under 21 and with no prior college attendance, compete July 20 at the fair grounds. Judges from livestock departments will score cattle, sheep, and hogs, with the top team earning a full scholarship and additional prizes for high overall performance.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
J. H. Shepperd
Wed
Chicago
Aneh
Firmerend
Berlinine
Claysea
State Fair Management
Mike
Muriimr
C. AL Nsah
Nori Dakota Alate Fair
Thia
Euch County
Minuicr
Whall
Owe Attias
Landen
Hia
Indian Liquor Ban Ordered by Washington Officials
Washington officials order action in Indian liquor suppression after Supreme Court ruling. Commissioner directs Special Agent H. A. Larson to Washington as telephones recount enforcement plans for the 1855 treaty territory and White Earth preservation area. Johnson asserts the court vindicates his 1909 1910 closures to protect Native peoples.
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Cut Balls
Indian Bureau
Minneaots
Merrit
Orritory
Della
Bemidji
Tn Ai
H. A. Larson
Johnson
W. B
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Waarerville
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Towa Takes More Care of the Hogs Cattle and Crops
Davenport notes Iowa focuses on hogs cattle and crops rather than workers in a debate over child and worn labor before the Iowa Federation of Labor. Delegates point to only four factory inspectors as inadequate for strict supervision and preventing long hours and low wages for women and children.
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Towa
Davenport
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Labor
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