Fargo College Holds 1913 Graduation Ceremony
Fargo College celebrated its 1913 graduating class with nineteen Bachelor of Arts degrees and eleven conservatory diplomas. Dr J L Gordon of Winnipeg delivered the commencement address on Inspiration the Greatest Fact in Human Experience. Degrees of Doctor of Laws and Doctor of Divinity were conferred on invited figures amid procession, music, and a campus-wide alma mater sung by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo College
Alumni Association
Congregational Church
Creegan
Conservatory
Winnipeg
B. A Orr
Beard Judge Amidon
Abraham Lincoln Schute
Bismarck
N. D
John McLeod Sutherland
Cando
William Kephart
Congregational Church Extension Society of
New York City
Gregory J. Powell
Montana
Dean Brown
Etta Shaver
Benjamin Baroski
Messrs
Aronson
Pixler
Biers
Musburger
Codding
Talot
Hildreth
Stephns
J. C. Evans
Erstown
Desperadoes Fail to Loot Express Safe
Two masked men robbed the Diamond Special two miles south of Springfield Illinois, failing to open the express car safe. Detective OLeary was relieved of his watch as police pursued, but no robber was captured. The safe contained 500 dollars.
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Chicago
Springfield
Trindla Central
Here
McWilliam
Ae Cite
O'Leary
Adame
Tlme
Wan
Wan Foun
Taft to preside at Gettysburg July Fourth speech
Gettysburg, Pa reports that former President Taft will preside over the major gathering and deliver the principal oration on July 4, after news that the current president will not attend. Organizers aim to assemble many Gettysburg women who once sang patriotic songs as Buford’s cavalry advanced.
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Gettysburg
Taft
Buford
North Dakota Eyes Alfalfa Expansion Efforts
Professor Thomas H. Cooper of North Dakota Better Farming association joins the Northern Pacific livestock special at Ulen to observe Minnesota alfalfa work and promote North Dakota cultivation. He cites 10,000 pounds sold last year and 3,000 pounds this year with a forecast of 300,000 acres, and eventual expansion to 1,000,000 acres as a future milestone. Hundreds attend the Twin Valley events, with crowded lecture halls as agricultural aims and improved farming methods draw interest.
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Glyndon
Minn
North Dakota
South Dakota
Thomas H. Cooper
Better Farming Association of
Lve Stock
Cooper
D. EL Willard
Wen
Twin Valley
Hallé
Circle of Evidence in Anderson Murder Trial Continues
June testimony in Washburn North Dakota covers Funk and Anderson premises with witnesses, all women and three girls, describing a loud dull explosion heard between the two homes. Frank Johnson spots Anderson home at 5 pm, Hilma Falbgren testifies about papers on the refrigerator, and photos near the two houses are presented. The case centers on Alfred T. Anderson, bank clerk, and the shooting that killed cashier Funk, with further details to come.
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Washburn
Lawrence
Funk and Anderson
Frank Johnson
Anderson Place
Anderson
Hilma Falbgren
Funi
Pai
Punk
Thorugh
Ste
Lawren
Walfred T. Anderson
Funk
Bheritt Wahl
Atkinson
Fubk
DeGraft
Tap Vencarbe
Joseph Leach
Mtand
Fraith
Stew Biltike
Militant Suffragists Sentenced in London Meeting Case
London June 18. Two militant suffragists, Mrs Clarendon and Mrs Hyde, and Miss Bunting of the Women's Freedom League, were sentenced today to fourteen days for obstructing police at a suffragette meeting near Premier Asquiths residence. Six other suffragettes were sentenced yesterday to long prison terms for conspiracy and began a hunger strike after entering the jail.
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London
Clarendon
Hyde
Migs Bunting
Women's Freedom League
yeater@ay
Asquiths
Wilson Plans Currency Message and Tariff Alterations
President Wilson intends to read his currency message next Monday while the Owen Glass plan on currency reform is readied. Senate finance leaders anticipate a caucus Thursday on tariff provisions, with the income tax likely to be altered. A proposed change would raise the $4,000 exemption by $500 for each dependent child, a measure favored by several majority members.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Kern
Senate
Cffcue
Maritime scored operators clash in West Virginia inquiry
The Senate committee probing the West Virginia coal strike pressed witnesses in Charleston as operators’ lawyers charged Senator Martin with unfairness. The hearing reviewed claims by operator figures and guards at Paint Creek, with John A Greene and Walter Belk testifying on guard actions and interference by strikers.
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Charleston
W. Va
Senate
Virginia
Washington
Martin
New Jersey
Quinn Morton
Martine
West Virginia
Jte
John A. Greene
Paint Creek
Walter Belk
Senator Stephenson Celebrates Eighty Fourth Birthday
Marinette Wisconsin June 18 United States Senator Isaac Stephenson marked his eighty fourth birthday at home with a quiet observance. He spent the day on business and will host a family dinner this evening with his children and preescalibeteen. Messages of congratulations and tokens of remembrance arrived from friends nationwide.
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Marinette
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Senate Lobby Probe Deepens As Letters Surface
Washington June 18 More letters and telegrams from leaders of the anti free sugar campaign were read as the senate lobby inquiry resumed. The documents reference prominent agricultural and railway figures and suggest an expanding investigation into influences on legislation over years.
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Washington
Senate
Lolby
Hg Committee
Whdespread
C. C. Hamijn
Seana Agriaes, i Ee
National Prominen
Peteriff
Harvey W. Wiley
Eeesaan
Nia Pan
Degrees Conferred at Yale in Commencement
New Haven June 18 Nearly 800 degrees were conferred at Yale University today. Of this number 125 were recipients of higher degrees and the remainder were bachelors of art and philosophy.
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New Haven
Yale University
Terrific storm at Garrison burns elevator and crops
A morning electrical storm in Garrison North Dakota at 6 o clock destroyed the Kiem and Schauer elevator burning it to the ground. It held 1200 bushels of flax and 500 bushels of wheat for a total loss of 8000 dollars. Three horses on farmer G Metzers property were killed and many homes and farms were struck by lightning.
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Garrison
N. D
Kiem & Schauer
G. Metzer
Auto Accident in Battleford Kills Broker and Injures Chauffeur
Battleford Sask June 18 B H Bishop a real estate broker was killed and his chauffeur Samuel Carrey fatally injured when the car ran over an embankment. The crash occurred near the inft act overpass.
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Battleford, Sask
B. H. Bishop
Samuel Carrey
North High Minneapolis Fire Kills One Fireman Six Injured
Minneapolis June 18 A fire at North High School killed firefighter Frank Kanes Ky and seriously injured six others with one possibly fatally hurt. The blaze leveled the building and its contents valued at about 375000 dollars. The cause remains unknown as roof collapse trapped the crew atop a adjoining roof while fighting the flames.
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Minneapolis
Frank Kanesky
North High School
North Dakotans Set for Europe World Sunday School Meet
Reverend Walter B Snow secretary of the North Dakota State Sunday School association leads a party of North Dakotans to Montreal then sails on the Scotian to London and Zurich for the Worlds Sunday School convention in Zurich. The delegation includes Mr and Mrs M C Cansell Hannah James Austin Harris Hemmerty and Mrs George Bingenheimer. They travel via Niagara Falls and St Lawrence departing June 22 and arriving Zurich July 15 via the Scotian and Scotian steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Snow
North Dakota
James Austin
Hannah
London
Zurich
Trac homa in Indians Discussed at Medical Meeting
The sixty fourth annual American Medical Association session in Minneapolis heard Dr J W Schereschewsky report 17 percent of 39 000 Indians suffer from trachoma with about six thousand cases of blindness yearly blamed on poor eye care. Dr W D Mayo spoke on stomach cancer operable as exploration and pancreas involvement. Dr Howard A Kelly praised radium's growing role in gynecologic disease and cancer treatment.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Medical Associaton
W- D. Mayo
Rochester
Howard A. Kelly
Baltimore
J. W. Schereschewsky
Washington
United States
Coplay
Massachusetts
Golden Wedding Day Celebrated in Cannon Falls Area
Rev and Mrs Ransom Hall of Cannon Falls Minn celebrated their golden wedding anniversary yesterday at home across the river. North Dakota and Park Grove friends sent telegrams and messages of congratulations. Rev Mallin father of Prants D Hall superintendent of the children’s Name. He has filled charges at Eliendate Hinchey Calvin in Gavahar Rey ane and other points in the region. Besides ministry he is active in the Mason lodge.
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Ransom Hall
Cannon Fails
Minn
North Taketa
Park Gonns
Mall
Prants D. Hall
Eliendate
Hinchey
Calvin
Gavahar Rey Ane
Mr. Halk
Mason ‘Lodge
Jamestown Hosts Elks Welcome in City Feature
Jamestown North Dakota pages 8 and 9 carry a comprehensive write up on the city and Stutsman County. The notice invites Elks members to visit Jamestown for events on June 19 and 2.
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Jamestown
Stutman County
the Elks
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Fargo College & Ass
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Bachelor of
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William Frederick Leininger
Grace McGrath
Lucile Claire Mueller
Rudolph Rustan
Martin Benjamin Seil
Florence Brown Shute
Vivian Simonstach
Alois Talbot
Freeman Henry ‘Sf
Edward
Detective
Professor Cooper
Northern Pacific
Eee Express
Wosden
New Haven Road
Stamford
Conn
New England
President Haven Road
Grand ‘Trunk
Circle OF Evidence
Maritime
YALE
North
Europe
Babes
Atata
Ps Commission
State of North Dakota
Luther E. Birdwell
Frank E. Packard
George J. Wallace
North Dakota Tax Commission
Petittoners
Carl ©. Jorgenson
Supreme Court
State Board
State Board For Tax Commissioners
Palla
Cel
Jamestown, North Dakota
Stutsman County
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