American Medics in Minneapolis at 64th Annual Meeting
In Minneapolis the sixty fourth annual session of the American Medical Association opened with physicians from across the nation. Reports show funds rising above 8000 dollars, with focus on exposing frauds and nosteirine. The council noted secret division fees and commissions, urging public education and a monument to army and navy surgeons.
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Minneapolis
American Medical Associaton
University of Min- Perales
Board of Trustees
Judicial Council
Prac Fice
Council of Health and Public Instruction
Army
Navy
Deyisciore Dyer
Mame Canal
Association
Congress
Complicated WV Coal Strike Creates Uncertain Situation
The Senate Coal Inventization Committee faces a tense crisis as word of renewed strikes in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek spreads. Officials fear uprisings in the Lew River district with up to 15000 threatened. Officials accuse operators of breaking agreements and reports of violence surface from Eskdale and Rayford. John P. White of the United Mine Workers attends, prompting discussions with state leaders.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Senate Coal Inventization Committee
Paint Creek
Gabin Creek
Miiére
Uplon
Lew River
Eskdale
Rayford
Cabin Creek
John P. White
United States Ming ‘Workers
Hone Split By Rifle Bullet In Montane Event
Derlecoll North Dakota June 18 A hunter party involving Arthur Thomas and Luther Breland resulted in the Thomas boy being accidentally slit between knee and hip by a .22 rifle. He was taken for medical examination revealing a broken leg with severe injuries. Governor Hanna announced a visit to Finxton to address the farmers protest.
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Derlecoll
N. D
Arthur ‘Thomas
Luther Breland
Thomas
Hewig
Binmarck
Ford Nominated for Public Printer by Wilson
Cornelius J. Ford, a longtime New Jersey labor leader and former state legislator born in Hoboken in 1867, is nominated by President Wilson for public printer. He has chaired the State Federation of Labor for a decade and directs printing at the Hudson Observer, bringing deep industry knowledge to the post.
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Cornelius J. Ford
Wilson
New Jersey
Ford
Organized Labor
State Federation of Labor
Mr. Ford Wes
Hoboken
Hoboken High School
Hudson Observer
Complete rout of the Moros on Mount Bag- Big
American forces achieved a complete rout of the rebellious Moros on Mount Bag- Big during the night near Manila. Casualties tallied as all men killed and seven wounded. Reports from Jolo are meager as the night battle began before dark and the Moros fled the mountain. Pursuit will be ceaseless.
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Manila
Mount Bag- Big
Land of Jolo
Andy Aod
Pony rider injures crowd at market day race
In Ramosell North Dakota on June 16 a pony rider, James Cadieux aged 15, lost control and ran into spectators during a pony race. Arthur Shong aged 18 was kicked by the horse, suffering injuries as Cadieux fell beneath the animal with broken bones and bruises reported.
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Ruazell
N. D
James Cadieux
Arthur Shong
Young Cadieux
Young
Ted
Cadieyx
Sergeant Walsh En Route Ton Journey Ends Soon
Sergeant John Walsh, who completed a 4 000 mile journey on foot to visit army posts, travelled 1 600 miles yesterday and leaves tomorrow for a short rest. The report notes his active service and travels across the country.
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Sergeant Walsh
Paw
Une
John Walsh
Sawmill strikers back at work in Duluth
Duluth June 10 report says the strike of the sawmill employees has been practically toward resolution. Every mill supervisor and operator across the industry shows 80 percent return to work under the new terms. Substations and related workers remain on call, keeping production steady as negotiations continue.
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Dulotn
Ivéry Mill Siafish
Wil ' A
Sugar lobby hearings begin third week in Senate probe
Washington June 16 The senate lobby investigations enter the third week as Henry Oxnard witnesses on free sugar. Walsh questions the beet sugar group and the old American Beat Sugar Association while Oxnard warns that free sugar could form a new sugar trust and only the best factories would survive. The day also notes heavy and light rains across North Dakota with reports from Fargo to Dickinson and Williston.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Toxnard
Walsh
Oxnard
American’ Beat Sugar Association
Organization of Beet Sugar Men
United States
HigaWinaries
Tom Oxnard
Sigar
Pioneer River Captain Read Dies at 82 in Fargo
Charles Burmis Thimens longtime pioneer river captain and Fargo resident dies at his home 371 Seventh Avenue South aged 82. Born in Montreal March 27 1881 he sailed Mississippi freighters and served in civil war era government service before captaining Red River boats Moorhead to Winnipeg. Survived by widow Sarah Grant and a daughter. Funeral at Masonic Temple with services by G F Hyde and others. burial at city cemetery scheduled.
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Charles Burmis
Thimens
Fargo
Marke
Tiyal
Misatsilppi
Red River
Seventh Avenue South
Montreal
St. Paul
Mississippi
Tyler
Tex
Brouht
Cdrabella
Osceola
Moorhead
Panton
Red River Transportation Co
Sarah Grant
Vemote
Dora Puneray
Masonic Temple
Taiyae
G. Fs . Hyde
G. A, Ert
Hubert Harri Scripgiade
Mehanes Aitae Termainy
Junk ship reveals hidden scrap in freight lustre
A bill of lading indicates a car sent to an eastern point by Fargo Iron & Metal Co contained brain pieces belonging to local concerns and was described as junk. No attempt was made to conceal the earlier description which implied the item had been hidden among the cargo.
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Fargo Iron & Metal CO
Arrest of Dennis Sherlock Under Heavy Bonds in Harwood
Dennis Sherlock of Harwood, described as a well shorn man, was arrested yesterday on a charge of wit and deceit. He is held on a thousand dollar bond awaiting trial, with prior court appearances noted.
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Dennis Sherlock
Harwood
Arsittina Sherlock
Americans felicitate the Kaiser on his 25th anniversary
Berlin June 16. A delegation led by Andrew Carnegie presented an address to Emperor William II congratulating him on a quarter century of reign marked by peace and Germany's progress in industry and civic life. The anniversary was celebrated as a general holiday with military displays and emphasis on peaceful achievements.
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Berlin
Wil- Mem
Andrew Carnegie
Germany
William
German Empire
Six Dakotans Honored at National Norwegian Lutheran Session
Rt. Rev. H G Bind addressed the convention at Minneapolis as the Norwegian Lutheran synod met. The body voted against admitting associations that permit women to vote in congregational business. Dahl was reelected president and several officers were chosen, with thirty-two new congregations admitted.
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Rt. Paul, Junge
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
H. G. Bind
D. D
Norwegian Lutheran Synod
Minnesapollé
Igonvention
Thun
Dahl
Ware
J. C. Rosel
J. Ny Kildani
Rosen Aan
Rey
Rockston
Belek Swraldenp
Minneapolis
Tel Ram
Grand Forks
N. Te Seg Rdeae Naoe
Eleven Workmen Killed In New York Tunnel Collapse
In New York on June 16 eleven workmen died and two were injured when tons of rock and earth collapsed in a subway excavation eighty feet below the surface. The coroner’s pathologist blamed a jarred beam support after a car filled with stone collided with it. Twelve men escaped uninjured. Patrick Rove, a section foreman, was identified among the dead.
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New York
Patrick
Rove
Hillsboro Hosts Big Sons of Norway Reunion
More than 9,000 people gathered in Hillsboro for the midsummer reunion of the Sons of Norway of the Red River valley. Prof. Gisle Botne of the University of Minnesota spoke, with Ivor Acker and Charles Lyche also addressing attendees. Music provided by the Orpheus society Fargo and local bands. Theodore Kaldor chaired the event.
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Hillsboro
Sons of Norway
Red River Valley
Giale Botne
University of Minnesota
Ivor Acker
State Library
Bismarck
Charles Lyche
Trail County
Orpheus Society of
Fargo
Tordansfjeld Society
Halstad
Minn
Mayville
Cornet
Theodore Kaldor
Lake Steamers Collide In Dense Fog Report
In a fogbound collision, the steamer Spalding arrived at Sault Ste Marie with its bow stove in and the other vessel named as the Whipin of Cleveland. The Jesse Spaulding, injured in the crash with the William P. Snyder Jr., remains afloat with a canvas patch, while the Snyder reached Duluth heavily damaged forward.
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Chicago
Ill
Spalding
Sault Ste Marie
Ll. A. Gary
Gary
Cleveland
Duluth
Jesse Spaulding
William P. Snyder, Jr
Snyder
Spaulding
Charles Hebbard
Manitou Island
Spyder, Jr
Great Lakes
Three Children Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Shawano
A fire at a farmer August Neubauer’s temporary home twenty miles from Shawano killed three children and fatally burned the father. The mother was seriously burned as the stove exploded and fed the blaze that destroyed the small house in which the children slept. The ten month old infant died in the father's arms and the mother remains gravely ill. Neubauer is recovering with injuries while another child will take weeks to recover.
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Shawano
Win
August Neubauer
Paronia
Doora
Rus Io
Bat Abe
Neubaver
Perd-Tee TecoTer
Neubauer
Tragic Street Car Collision Kills Man at N P Avenue Corner
A gruesome accident at the N P Avenue and Third Street corner this afternoon killed Christ Manson, a city employee. He stepped from the curb to avoid a horse, moved into the street car's path, and was fatally mangled as the vehicle dragged 150 feet before stopping. The event shocked locals.
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N. P. Avenigy
N. P.averiue
S& Id
Christ Manson
Farge
Supreme Court Declares Some 2-Cent Rate Laws Valid
The Supreme Court held certain 2-cent rate laws not confiscatory for several railroads including St Louis & Hannibal and Kansas City Missouri Pacific. It upheld the West Virginia 7-cent passenger law and a Portland railroad rate, and sustained Arkansas freight and 2-cent fare laws. The court adjourned at 2 15 until October without ruling on pending inter-mountain rate cases or the Gompers contempt review.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Oarvenes
Kamums City
West Virginia
Regon Railroad Commission
Portland
Arkansas
Gompers
Mitchell
Railroad King's Daughter at Polo Game
N D student Patrick Donald Horgan of Neche graduates from MIT with a bachelor of science in naval architecture. His honors thesis titled Design for the Monumental Treatment of a Dam to Commemorate the Government's Improvement of Inland Waterways.
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N. D
Neche
Patrick Donald Horgan
N. DB
State Auditor
oMee
Bismarck
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mms Ehat
Mmeane
Fiaatorn
Alles
Jean
Currency Reform Message Expected From President
President plans to read his currency reform message to both chambers. The administration aims for a currency bill reflecting policy and currency committee inputs led by McAdoo and Glass, while the Senate and House currency chairmen prepare the measures. A graduated tobacco tax amendment was rejected, livestock and grains placed on the free list with specific duties remaining on date and meal. Citrus fruits unchanged.
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Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Owen
Glaas
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Ate
Eure Teak
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Harina
Ruth Biman
Finxton
Sorneriuee J. Ford Iblic Printer
Ridder
NEW Trust
Irain
Sugar
Western
Chas, E. Lewis, & Co
Mandan
Spiritwood
Dickinson
Pingree
Langdon
Jooks
Garrinston
Oakes
Hope
Dickey
New Salem
Tappon
Grafton
Edgeley
Minot
Marion
Taylor
Pioneer
Charles
Gill
Lading
the Kaiser
C. Hanson
N. P. Ave
NEW York Subway
Gisle Botne
Missouri
Oregon
Railroad
C.C. Rumney
B. H. Harriman
Newport
Scate
Rumsey
Mary Harriman
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