North Dakota Farmers Instructed On Demonstration Train Davenport Stop
Thousands of farmers receive instruction from the Farmers Institute train, touted as the largest demonstration train yet and a joint effort of the Northern Pacific Railway and the Dakota Farm Institute. The nine car exhibit train includes live stock, poultry, home economy, chemistry, and food preservation displays. The first stop at Davenport drew rural crowds, with instructors and a private car for organizers.
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North Dakota Fermers
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural College
M. Nickotes
Iin
Ett
Northern Pacifico Railway
Dakota Farm Institute
The
Davenport
Orner
Chinese famine relief funds reported by New York committee
June 13. The Chinese famine relief statement shows total funds sent from all sources at 344,515 dollars. More than 122,000 dollars passed through the hands of the New York committee. The report outlines the distribution and use of these funds for aid to China.
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New
China
New York Committee
Mexicans Tiring of Revolution
Indignant at rebels devastations northern Retrench residents grow bitter toward revolutionists. Huerta could rally thousands of recruits, while isolated farmers lose provisions and horses. Rebels at Conchas seized 36 tons of silver ore valued around 30000 dollars and three tons of medium silver metal, owned by Naica Mining Co., en route to Chihuahua. Reports say Mexican people grow tired of the revolution.
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Huerta
Santa Rosalia
Tex
Conchas
Naica Mining Co
Chihuahua
Jureauz
Indeel Oro
Cuban Refugees Arrive as U S Quells Island Uprisings
About fifty Cuban refugees arrive in New York after closing shops and homes to reach the United States amid insurrection on the island. Co de Latorret at the University of Havens warned the turmoil may resist U S efforts to quell it.
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New York
Cuba
United States
Co, de Latorret
University of Havens
Certtioa
Eighth Grade Graduation at Fargo Public Schools
The class of 1912 from Fargo public schools, numbering 167, held its eighth grade class day at the Grand Family theatre. Dressed in white with red roses and carnations, the graduates filled the packed house for an inspiring program featuring songs and choral pieces. Continuous continuation noted on the next page.
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Grand Family Theatre
Public Schools of
Fargo
Eigens
Opticians Convene Tomorrow in Grand Dakota Session
The North Dakota State Optical Society outlines a full agenda for tomorrow’s convention. Topics include officer elections, committee appointments, a demonstration on frame fitting, and talks on optics topics by Prof. Henry L Daum and Rev. Wm Muscles. Delegates meet at 9:00 a m with events through 6:00 p m.
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Tony
Oron
Acai
Treasurreport
Henry L. LeDaum
Uni
Neralty Eee Dakota
Grand Fo
Sinn
It. Paul
Minn
Keene
Nortee Agricultural Col
Eee
Ida
North Dakota State Optical Society
Ae State Jewelers’ Association
The
Optical Society
Hardy
Commercial Club
Pipelines Ordered to File Rates Under Interstate Act
The article notes that several oil pipeline companies are subject to interstate commerce provisions and must file rate schedules and comply with related obligations. The action imposes duties to publish tariffs and adhere to regulatory requirements.
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Atutes
Votes for Women convention gathers in state installment
The first convention of the Votes for Women leagues met today at the public library basement with large attendance. Delegates included Mrs Alice Ayres Dickinson and Mrs Alice Nelson Page Grand Forks, Mrs Stevens Collins Grand Forks, Mrs W J Holbrook Rugbnora, and Candis Nelson Valley City. Speakers urged continued advocacy for women’s suffrage. Continued on Page Eight.
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Votes For Women Leagues
Ieip
Alice Ayres
Dickinson
Alice Nelson Page
Grand Forks
Stevens Collins
N.C. McDonald
Candis Nelson
Valley
W. J. Holbrook
Rugbnora 'Soeak
Dark Horse 15 Now Talk at Chicago
Chicago June 18 delegates discuss a dark horse candidate for president to unify the Republican Party. Missouri gave four votes to Roosevelt after a dinner showdown. Taft forces remain confident as a split within the party persists and press coverage notes potential deals.
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Chicago
Big
Chicago Coliseum
Dark Horse
Missouri
Hogedae
Ae Ward
Roosevelt
Taft
Appan
Dixon
Ny Uonal Committee
United States Marshalship
United Norwegian Lutheran church convention ends with big fund plan
The twenty third annual United Norwegian Lutheran church of America adjourned at 11 20 PM after a historic session. A special fund to cover direct and indirect indebtedness and to meet Hill's 50 000 offer and more is approved, with district solicitors to push the drive. Fargo hosts next year amid praise for hospitality and talks of a new cathedral proposal and broader mission aims.
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United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Lutheran Church Bodies In
America
Norway
Hans Nilsen Haugen
Christianson
Fargo
Dutrerent
Kildahl
J. Hill
United Church
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
S J. Olaf College
Northfolds Minn
Hits
Hoe
Taday
Eens
Kti‘ag
Rave O. Shelveland
Lisbon
United Church Board of Trustees
United Norwegian Lutheran Churchen
Dah
W. D. Sweet
Eee
Commercial Club
Stine
Paul Sorkness
O. J. de Lendrecie
E. J. Weiser
C. 0. Smith
H. L. Gearey
H. J
St Clat College
Northana
Nes
Pease
Oo Commercial Club
Dahl
Depos
U. C. Board of Trustees
rTeaten
Weavls
Gustav Stearns
Lyce
Deaconess Home and Hospital
Chicago
Dpyot
L.A
Woldren K Sopeneee
Nam
Erickson
Viventa Punter
P. A. Rasmusson
Lanesboro
Mink
J. Moliergen
Jenson
J. E. Engatad
M. D
Minneapolis
U. C
New York
Japhenes
Sear Bar
Damon
Nat Padbaule
Wickliffe Buried Today in Cave Hill Cemetery
The body of Robert Wickliffe Wickliffe, a Kentucky native and congressman who was killed by a train near Washington, was buried today in Cave Hill cemetery after being brought back from the scene of his death on Monday.
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Kentucky
Robert
Wickiise
Washington
Cave ‘Hill
Strikers and Deputies Clash in Perth Amboy Skirmish
In Perth Amboy New Jersey June 13 deputies and striking workers from the American Amelting and Refining company clashed again. Officials fired into the air but several shots struck seats causing injuries and chaos as tensions flared during the labor dispute.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
American Amelting and Refining Company
Man Hunt on in Pennsylvania Ends in Fire Fatalities
Minneapolis dispatch reports a chaotic scene with witnesses like William Burkett and Nelson Weinell during a tense incident in Pennsylvania. Fire followed a confrontation leaving two dead and six severely hurt by smoke in a blaze at a destitute location tied to a loan of 310,000. The victims Swanbon and Swanson, aged 70 and 60, are named among the deceased.
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Pityame
Sherry T.ieintreet
Wiliam Burkett
Aml
Frank Barbara
Juring Burkett
Nelson Weinell
Minneapolis
Sreunsrni Swanson
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Sollee
Tom
Jos
Baptisty
Soile
United Lutherans
Grand Theatre
Ie Hs
Eye Men
N. D
Storm Center
Aibraine
Jubilee Fund
Wickliffe
Pennsylvania
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