North Dakota Bankers Convene In Bismarck Meeting
Bismarck N D June 16 At the thirteenth annual convention of the North Dakota Bankers association J L Beil of the First National Bank of Bismarck was elected vice president for North Dakota and W B McClintock named member of the ABA nominating committee A telegram from the American Bankers association secretary extended best wishes for a successful meeting President J J Neirling noted North Dakota banks deposits totaling over 89 million and per capita deposits among the highest in the nation The gathering opened with invocation and a ceremony featuring the lowering of the national flag over the stage during the singing of America
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
American Bankers’ Association
J. L. Beil
First National Bank of Bismarck
W. B. McClintock
T. W. Goebel
Kansas City
Frank D. Brundage
Ansnstant
Enaugh
Nachod & Kahne
New York
J. J. Cena
Citizens National Bank of Jamestown
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Grand Theatre
Fred E. Farnworth
American Bankers Association
North Dakota Bankers Association
Rae
J. Burns
Chicago
Burns
Chas. W. Harris
First Presbyterian Church of
America
Jean Fiag
Fargo College grants honorary degrees to twenty three
The twenty third annual Fargo College commencement conferred honorary and other degrees at a 10 o clock service at the First Congregational church. Names listed include Rev. W J Hutcheson Rev Martin Anderson and many others from Fargo and distant places with degrees such as LL D and Doctor of Divinity. Continued on Page Eight.
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Fargo College
Hanna
State of
North Dakota
W. J. Hutcheson
Broadway Methodist Church
Farka
Martin Anderson
Norwegian Lutheran Hans
Roy
Hermann
Swarts
New York City
Minneapolis bankers attend North Dakota convention in Bismarck
A party of Minneapolis bankers arrived by special car in Bismarck on June 16 to attend a convention. Delegates included Stanley BE. Bezier and P. J. Leeman of First National and Security banks, EB. J. Grimes of Minneapolis Trust, R. 8. Hume and W. E. Briggs of Northwestern National, E. L. Mattson and W. R. Murray of Scandinavian-American National, F. H. Shumaker of Minnesota Loan and Trust, C. G. Driscoll and George B. Lane of Bond & Goodwin, and Edward O. Rice and Geo. H. Wichman of First National Bank, St. Paul.
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Bismarck
N. D
Minneapolis
First National and Security Bank
Stanley BE. Bezier
P. J. Leeman
Minneapolis Trust
EB. J. Grimes
Northwestern Natonal
R. 8. Hume
W. E. Briggs
E. L. Mattson
W. R. Murray
Minnesota Loan and Trust
F. H. Shumaker
Bond & Goodwin
C. G. Driscoll
George B. Lane
Edward O. Rice
First National Bank of St. Paul
Geo. H. Wichman
Pioneer Days Highlight Gronna Speech At Hillsboro
Hillsboro North Dakota June 16 2000 Despite rain 2000 people attended the fourth annual Illinois Dakota fpronto association meeting The feature was Senator A J Gronna speaking on Pioneer Days in North Dakota He praised early settlers progress and future wealth from coal gas and clay and noted opportunities in agriculture Music and a later baseball game Ada beat Hillsboro 5 to 4
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Hillsboro
N. D
Illinois-Dakota Fpronto Association
Eee
Oodland Park
A. J. Grenna
North Dakota
Ada
Hilsboro
Hillaboro
Japanese protest rises over China ultimatum course
Tokyo seeks to calm tensions after China's acceptance of Japan's ultimatum. In China a continuing discontent with the Japanese negotiation approach has appeared, mainly through boycotts of Japanese goods and similar actions.
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Tokyo
Vie
Be Tw
Japan
China
Bryan Foresees Peace Opportunity Via International Conference
Washington dispatch reports former Secretary Bryan urging that the greatest peace making chance in history lies in an international conference to restore peace and reform international law. He argues neutrals suffer as belligerents overstep rights and ocean routes are used for war, urging timely mediation by the United States when the moment arrives.
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Washington
Bryan
United Stated
Printing Fight Case At Bismarck
Bismarck North Dakota June 16 Testimony was taken in Judge Nussle chambers in the case state of North Dakota ex rel Dummer vs Thomas Hall secretary of state and Knight interwoven in which an injunction is sought against the secretary of state to restrain him from having more work done by Knight on The Blue Book. Testimony was all submitted and facts stipulated. Arguments will be heard Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. El Paso Texas June 16 General Francisco Villa has instructed his officers at Tuxpam to punish persons guilty of killing four and wounding one British subject there recently according to advices received by H C Myles British consul here. The message from Miguel Lombardello stated that the Villa government would make reparation.
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Bismarck
N. D
Judge Nussle
North Dakota
EH. Dummer
Thomas Hall
Secretary of State
Fy Knight
Interovenor
Knight
el Pao
Texas
Francisco Villa
Tuxpam
H. C. Myles
Miguel Lombardello
Villa
Promotions in National Guard in North Dakota June report
In Bismarck on June 16 promotions in the North Dakota national guard were announced. Sergeant W. A. Stickley of Bismarck advances to sergeant major, Captain T. B. Henry of Valley City to regimental adjutant, Captain Wayne G. Eddy of Fargo to acting Inspector of Small Arms Practice for First Infantry, and Sergeant John W. Rock to regimental quartermaster sergeant.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota National Guard
W. A. Stickley
T. 8
Henry
Valley City
Wayne G. Eddy
Fargo
First Infantry
John W. Rock
Pergeant
Mayor Thompson Chosen Third Arbiter In Street Car Strike
A two day lockout halted electric transit as union leaders officials and the mayor aldermanic strike committee held a lengthy arbitration conference. Mayor Thompson agreed to serve as the third arbiter and the group decided to accept his appointment after Mahon suggested him.
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Ing
Thompson
Board of Arbitration
Companion
Mahon
Street Car Men's Union
Traction
Leonard A. Busby
Chicago Surface Lines
W. D. Mahon
Forhompson
Big Casselton Fourth of July Celebration Program
Casselton prepares a full day program on July 3 with a morning cannon salute, automobile parade, baseball game Arthur vs Casselton, band concert, races with cash purses, a Casselton Chautauqua program by the Avon Sketch club, lectures, street events with prizes, a chautauqua show, fireworks at dark, and a grand ball at the opera house.
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Caakelton
Clay Smith
Casselton
Ela
Caps County
Binith ii
Jack
Cjork
Arurban
Arthur
Avon Sketch Club
Alva Mitzel
Beco
Casselton Chautauqua
Opera House
Tornado in South Dakota Fatal to Three
A tornado swept from Ree Heights to Blunt causing extensive damage and killing at least three people. Blunt suffered the worst losses with many injured and a large toll on property totaling around 400000. Communications were disrupted as lines were cut, hindering damage assessments.
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S. D
Zeppelin Bombardment Strikes Northeastern England
London reports a Zeppelin raid on England’s northeast coast last night causing fifteen deaths and several injuries. Fires were started but contained by morning. The same dispatch notes Italian advances in Trent, Austrian troop movements, and renewed fighting along the Isonzo.
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London
England
Lusitania Torpedo Debate On Speed At Sinking Inquiry
London June 16 The Lusitania inquiry resumed with Al Booth of Cunard testifying about torpedo speeds. Booth said no ship under fourteen knots had been struck by a submarine before Lusitania. Sir Edward Carson questioned if danger zones could be adjusted and whether routes could be altered. Quinn, in the crow’s nest, noted responses from Commander Anderson as the ship was hit and sank.
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London
Lusitani
al Booth
Cunard Commant
Sir Edward Carson
Booth
Lusitania
Edward Gerson
Baron M. Amid
Kyrew
Carman
Quinn
Lusitja
Anderson
German Army Supply Chief Named in US Probe
Washington June 16 United States charges that Dr Anton Mayer who was safeguarded by the U S to return to Berlin with a message from Count Bernstorff was really Dr A Meyer chief of the supply department of the German army secretly in the United States buying munitions of war. State department to investigate other charges at the same time.
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Washington
Anton Mayer
United States
de Ilies
Count Bernstorff
A Meyer
State Department
Grand Forks Hosts Dedication Of New Mason Temple
In Grand Forks North Dakota on June 16 over 600 Masons and their ladies attended the dedication and reception for the new Mason temple. Acacia lodge No 4 led the ceremonies with Grand Master F H Sprague of Grafton and W L Stockwell Fargo delivering the dedicatory address.
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Grand Forks
N. D
New “Masonic Temple
Acacia Lodge No. 4
Grand Lodge
J. K. Burleson
F. H. Sprague
Grafton
W. L. Stockwell
Fargo
Star Grand Offerrs
FE. H. Sprager
H. Lord
A. J .Taylor
W. J. Reynolds
Weathope
A. P. Lenhart
Bismarck
Cheney
Town
Stockwell
Grand Etary
Hale
D. Lord
Parker
L. G. Moultrie
Valleyley
D. M. Mcntosh
George Dols
Grand Tuler
Xal
Sprague
W.L. Stockwell
Menon
Dent
Congressman Meeker Arrested in Monett Campaign
Congressman Jacob E. Meeker of St. Louis was arrested in Monett Missouri on June 16 charged with criminal Uber tied to actions credited to him in a local option campaign preceding an election held there.
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Ingressman
Monett
Jacob E. Meeker
St. Louis
Uber
Nebraskan Torpedoed, Not by Mine, Report Indicates
Washington officials cited naval experts who examined the Nebraskan and found metal fragments on the hull, supporting the conclusion that the steamer was torpedoed and not struck by a mine. A portion of the full report was expected to be released by mail.
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Washington
Ambassidor
London
State Department
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Parro
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Minn
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Dymeeeriotar of Religious Education
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Peterson
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J. D. Moorhead
Stewart
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Blunt
Hilda Owens
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Forks Temple
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