Farrell to be called by House probe on steel trust
Washington June 14 The House investigation into the steel trust plans to summon James A Farrell president of the corporation to explain why a test corporation could sell street rails abroad cheaper than at home. James Gayley, former vice president, admitted he could not answer and pointed to Farrell.
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Washington, D. C
United States
House
James A. Farrell
James Gayley
Ferrell
Hearings in ouster suit reveal lumbermen bulletins
Kansas City June 14. Attorneys for lumber interests and state representatives debated during the hearing of the ouster suit. Harry Gorsuch, secretary of the Southwestern Lumberman's association, testified that the lumber secretaries bureau issued bulletins of Information listing wholesale and retail dealers, a pledge he later withdrew from the bureau under dispute.
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Kansas City
Aasistanti
Atkinson
Harry Gorsuch
Southwestern Lumberman's Association
Lumber Secretaries’ Bureau of Information
Gormach
Ajgo
Encampment Opens in Grand Forks with State University Day
Grand Forks marks a patriotic day as the state university commencement exercises align with the opening of the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Veterans arrivals, a campfire address by Bummer of Casselton, and mayoral welcome highlight today’s proceedings with sessions continuing and a W R C auto ride planned for 4 50 pm.
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Grand Forks
State University
Atate
Grand Army of the Republic of North Dakota
Jack
North Fourth Street
Smith Bummer
Casselton
Abraham Lancoln
Frst
Murphy
Grand Army
Roberts
Relief Corps
A. M. Powell
W. RC
Veterans and the Indies
St Henry Flew at Carrington Show Draws Thousands
Carrington North Dakota June 14 Lucky Bob St Henry flew over the former Rome in an airship before about three thousand people at the fair grounds watching the Carrington boy display his bird man skills. He arrived Sunday and during his visit was the center of admiration among friends. Forest fires near Deadwood South Dakota on June 14 prompted rapid action as Nahant smoke and flames spread.
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Carrington
N. D
Lucky Bob
St. Henry
Rome
Fair Grounds
Carington
Williston Wins Next Meet Bid At North Dakota City
June 14 in Wahpeton 1000 firemen attend annual convention and elect officers for the next gathering in Williston. D. Russell of Devils Lake elected president with Howrie Wahpeton as first vice president and Lee Hatton as second vice president. Races slated with judges Larson Hillsboro Stevens Tower City Severin Jamestown.
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Chas,d. Russell
Devils LA
Wahpeton
Berley
Williston
O. Russell
Devils Lake
Fist
J. KE. Howrie
A. Bee
Hat
Ara I
Reade
Bismarck
Trenaurer
J. L. Henry
Edgeley
J. H. Taylor
Mandan
Iha
F. Charmley
Kemare
Mic Tschida
Glen Wil Jeorge Stanley
Casselton
John Kelly
Station
Michael Tachidy
Glen Ulin
Howrie
Wahpeon
Lee
Hatton
Russell
City Hall
Merchants Hotel
Louis Larson
Hillsboro
J. P. Stevens
Tower City
John Severin
Jamestown
Dudges
Foresters End State Meeting in Bismarck Banquet
The Catholic Old Foresters concluded the state gathering with a large banquet in Bismarck on June 14. Elected for two years were State Chief Ranger Edward F. Flynn of Devils Lake and State Vice Chief Ranger Dr. F B Strauss of Bismarck, with Thomas E. Dunn of Fargo as State Secretary and John Sheehan of Langdon as State Treasurer. Delegates to the international AF convention were Robert E. Smith of Hankinson and J. Mones Norman of Grand Forks for Cleveland in August. Alumni Association of Rt. John’s College formed in Bismarck with temporary officers D. M. Glattery and Dr. Strauss presiding.
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Bismarck
N. D
Catholic Old Foresters
Edward F.flynn
Devils Lake
F. B. Strauss
Thomas E. Dunn
Fargo
John Sheehan
Langdon
H. J. Tavis
Mandan
Jacob Weller
Lisbon
Matthias Kronebusch
Banbora
Grand Forks
Robert. E. Smith
Hankinson
Mones Norman
Cleveland
Orth Dakota
Rt. John's University of Collegeville
D. M. Glattery
Bismarc
Father Clemens
Bijltner
Pe . Strauss
Bramarck
Collegeviti
Government Gets Arms Shipment
Cetbs Manduras June 14. Local authorities confirm ship line officials said arms and ammunition aboard the Norwegian steamer Harold were for the Honduran government, not insurgents. Government plans to fully equip several regiments of infantry amid no credible revolution rumors.
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Manduras
New Orleans
Lero
Harold
Car Fire Damages Freight Train Near Sioux Falls
A Milwaukee freight train car caught fire while approaching Sioux Falls on June 14. Firefighters cut the car from the train and moved it toward a water tank where flames spread to the tank area. The car and its contents were badly damaged in the blaze.
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Mlarm
Bioux Falls
Tralty
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee
Sioux Fall
Flag Day: Origin and Observance Noted in Fargo
The article recalls June 14, 1777 as the birth of the flag with thirteen stripes and stars, designed by George Washington and Charles Thomson. It notes Flag Day as not a legal holiday but widely observed, with the American Flag association seeking congressional action to designate it alongside Independence Day and Memorial Day.
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Stars and Stripes
Congress
George Washington
Charles Thomson
Amd
Continental Congress
American Flag Association
Fargo
Judge Grosscup proposes new remedy for monopolies
In a commencement address at the University of Iowa Judge Peter B Grosscup argues the Sherman act is ineffective. He urges recognizing combinations as a new legal entity and granting corporate power only with regulated dividends. He reviews the Sherman act and notes its diminished effectiveness prior to May. Continued on Page Six.
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Iowa City
Peter
Grosscup
United Sates Cigcult
University of Iowa
Makoti Townsite to Be Founded Between Ryder and Place
Lismarck North Dakota June 14 The spo lime to behind and move to locate four new townsite to be known as Makoti about halfway between Ryder and Place near the reservation half a mile away. The company plans to transact business with prospective settlers and residents and expects several new establishments to open there soon with a crew already preparing the site for a depot.
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Lismarck
N. D
Makot
Ryder and
Plase
Chicago Vice Probe Drives Bribe Allegation Inquiry
Chicago officials press a broad probe into alleged confessions by two vice promoters amid bribe claims. Chief McWeeny accelerates the inquiry to uncover the truth as the men’s desperation shapes the testimonies.
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Chicago
McWeeny
Hmit
Big Liners Tied Up Amid Global Strike
London reports a morning strike by seamen and firemen across Britain and continental nations. The first major ships affected were the trans Atlantic liners, with crews of the Tetonis and Empress of Ireland refusing to sign aboard. The International Seamen’s Union warned a coordinated international strike would begin at 7.00 p.m. on a broad front including the UK France Holland and Scandinavia. In other news a two year old died after falling into a well in Pierre South Dakota.
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London
Melady
Iverpool
British Isles
International Beamen's Union
United Kingdom
France
Hell Holland
Scandinavia
Casselton Man Gets Degree
Grand Forks North Dakota commencement exercises at Wesley College in the Methodist church honored Benjamin F Donovan Thomas Burden and Horatio S Putnam with Bachelor of Arts degrees. An honorary degree went to Rev BH P Cooper of Casselton. Ren F Donovan received the Hilborn prize for a comedy on The Function of Re Viuron in Social Evolution.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Wesley College
Benj. F. Donovan
Thos Burden
Horatio S. Putnam
Boston College
P. Cooper
Casselton
Ren. F. Donovan
McCumber Attacks Canadian Reciprocity in Senate
Senator McCumber condemns the reciprocity pact as harmful to American farmers predicting prices would fall to world levels and farmers would lose a home market for wheat barley and flax. He clashes with Senator Martine as debate opens in Washington with many senators opposed to the measure and the finance committee preparing a report.
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Washington
McCumber
Senate
Canadian Northwest
M'Cumber
Saal
Senate Finance Committee
Committee On Anance
Senator Welch Backlash Against Anti Pass Law
Beech North Dakota June 14 Senator George A Welch of Burleigh county and President pro tem of the state senate has his railroad pass taken. The anti pass law takes effect July 1 but Welch’s pass was reportedly claimed by a conductor on the Northern Pacific for trips between Mandan and Beach. The incident follows rumors of Welch’s pass appearing in another person’s possession who rode the Mandan Beach corridor.
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Beech
N. C
George A. Welch
Bismarck
Burleigh County
State Senate
Pacifc
Mandan
Glendive
Welch
Beach
Woman in Case Takes the Stand in Cincinnati Trial
Mrs. Jeanette Steward Ford known as the woman in the cane was expected to be the chief witness in the trial of Edgar Cooke charged with embezzling $24,000 from the Big Four Ballroom Co. She was likely to be called as the final witness after the proceedings conclude.
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Cincinnati. O
Jeanette Steward Ford
Edgar &. Cooke
Rama Co
Only Man Fails Final Leg in Great European Air Race
Roneifione Italy June 14 Herr Frey the sole competitor to attempt the final Rome Turin stage lies in a hospital with a broken right arm left leg broken jaw fractured but no internal injuries doctors expect recovery The race time limit expires tomorrow after a fog rain hail storm caused his crash near here en route from Rome toward Florence Bologna and the goal at Turin
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Roneifione
Italy
Herr Frey
Frey
Florence
Apennines
Bologna
Turin
Rome
Lake Vico
Commencement at State U Concludes 78 Graduates
Grand Forks June 14. The twenty second annual commencement at the Big State University concluded the school year with the conferring of degrees on the class of seventy eight. The ceremony drew a large crowd of alumni and friends, marking a significant milestone in the university’s growth and achievements.
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Grand Forks
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