Nation Needs Worst in the Senate plea of Dr Worst
In Chicago June 16 at the International Dry-Farming Congress editor The Forum, John T. Barna praises North Dakota candidate Dr. John H Worst for U.S. Senate. Barna, former executive secretary of the agricultural organization, calls Worst a proven leader in farming movements, advocates his election to advance agricultural prosperity, and urges national policy support for lower interest rates and better marketing in semi arid regions.
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Miller Tried to Join Forces With Wishek Is Bismarck Report
In Bismarck during the primary campaign era a striking behind the scenes bid emerged. John Wishek was approached by former Supreme Judge John Carmody with a deal to unite German and reform candidates in exchange for Wishek backing Miller for U S senator and Zuger for attorney general. Wishek did not take Carmody’s offer seriously. Carmody sought continued support for his own influence while Zuger campaigned in the eastern part of the state.
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Fargo College Banquet Tonight at the Masonic Temple
Fargo college prepares a large citizens banquet at the Masonic temple with John A. Macdonald of Toronto as chief speaker. The event aims to launch a campaign for 100000 toward a five year endowment drive as part of a half million dollar plan for Fargo college’s finances.
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Albania's King Proves a Hero in Capital Defense
Durazzo reports that government forces led by Prince William repelled a major insurgent assault on Tirana. The insurgents initially held the high ground before Dutch Colonel Thomason was killed and Prince Wattoned personally rallied the defenders to quiet the artillery fire.
George Brandes the Danish critic unsettled by American life
George Brandes, renowned European literary critic, toured the United States and found Americans bound to the telephone and theater fare dull. He recalled his career in Copenhagen and Berlin, noting Denmark’s delayed honors and his late disdain for pomp. He joked about slipping away to Paris during his celebratory birthday observations.
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Danish House Dissolved After Riots in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the upper chamber of Parliament dissolved by royal order. King Christian removes twelve life members, leaving fifty-four elected members affected. The lower house prorogues until the upper chamber election. In Butte Montana Governor Stewart leads a crackdown after two days of unrest with 9000 miners, but mines like the Speculator show most workers back on shift.
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Trust Legislation Sparks Washington Furore at Yale Speech
Judge Alton B Parker rails at former president in New Haven on June 15, arguing a treasonous scheme to intrude on state rights and establish military control of coal mines during a labor dispute. He accuses the retired leader of unconstitutional, lawless acts and questions electorate patriotism.
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Federal Reserve Board nominees sent to Senate
Washington June 16 nominations for Charles Harlin Boston T R Jones Chicago W P G Harding Birmingham Paul Warburg New York and A C Miller San Francisco to be members of the federal reserve board were sent to the senate by the president today E Simmons St Louis declined the appointment Charles B Hamlin Boston now assistant secretary of the treasury was designated in his place Mexico City June 16 Telegraph dispatches from Juarez indicate losses of the constitutionalists in a battle at that place are estimated at 3000
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Riots In Italy Burn Fourteen Churches In Rome Suicide Attacks
Rome reports show severe church damage during riots tied to the general strike. Fourteen churches burned, thirty nine damaged, twenty three noted. Bologna confirms cathedral fires at Aloterga and nearby churches along the Adriatic coast. guards arrived to protect others as devastation spread. Continued on page six.
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Man Who Shot Himself Was Resident of Fargo
The body found near the river bank was identified as John Anderson, driver for Park, Grant & Morris, living at 1232 Thirteenth Street South. His parents, Imn Fouxton, and the body was identified by Bo Davidson of Northern Produce Co. A blank check with Davidson’s name was recovered, and Davidson confirmed the writing after questioning at Wasem undertakers. Anderson leaves a wife, two children, and two brothers in Fargo. Funeral arrangements were set for his parents’ home in Passion.
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Constitutionalist Junta in Washington for Carranza
Gen. Venustiano Carranza, Jefe Supreme of the Constitutionalist cause in Mexico, has four active workers in Washington. Though they have no official status there with the American case, that does not prevent them from aiding his effort.
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President actions spark anti trust push amid lobby fever
Washington reports a storm over business influence as anti trust legislation gains tempo in Congress. The White House released letters from firms urging adjournment and rail rate boosts while President Wilson rejected delays and warned against insidious lobbying shaping policy.
Court declares Illinois woman suffrage act constitutional
Springfield June 15 The Illinois woman suffrage act was declared constitutional by the state supreme court in the Scown suit, extending limited suffrage to all women citizens for municipal and township officer elections while excluding state and other officers named in the Illinois constitution.
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Thaw Denied Bail While Extradition Is Considered
Harry K Thaw remains denied release on bail as the federal Supreme Court weighs his extradition from New Hampshire to New York. The same court recessed on June 15 without ruling on the Intermountain rate or other major cases, with decisions expected by June 22.
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Livestock Training Train Attracts Soo Line Farmers
The North Dakota Livestock Demonstration train, run by Soo Line and North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, completed its first week visiting Cogxwell, Fullerton, Kulm, Ashley, Wishek, Napoleon, Braddock, Washburn, Underwood, Garrison, Max, Ryder, Ruse, Dogden, Orrin, Fillmore, Baker, Harlow, Southam, Whitman, and Fordville. It drew good audiences, with talks in German for non English speakers, urging diversification from grain to livestock and crop rotation. The program plans four more days of meetings in Adams, Nekoma, Callo, Birbee, Rolette, Omeeme, Keesell, Lansford, Tolley, Kenmare, Flax ton, Columbus, Westby, Ambrose Cromby, totaling thirty seven towns.
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