Defense Aims to Show Alternate Ballistic Origin in Funk Case
Trial continued as Attorney Bangs outlined that a stray bullet possibility, not from Anderson’s den, could explain Banker Funk’s death. Weather, closed house, and lack of odor were cited to argue no burned powder signature. Defense presented photo exhibits and sought Monday recess to complete witness testimony amid juror confinement.
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Washburn
N. D
Bangs
Chapin
Bt Pall
Funk
Ah Fred
W. T. Anderson
Punk
Anderson House
Winchester
Anderson
Funk House
Nelhier
Kodale
Bange
Hye
Manson Ange
Havin O
Hanson
Mulford's Boat Won New York Race
The motor boat Toorem, owned by William Mulford of Dugan City New Jersey, defeated the Dolds Ink Lodge to win the Crement event amid a steady breeze on the river.
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Mulford
New York
Poat ‘Toorem
William Mulford
Dugan City
Aitho Letic Cule Weapby
Emm Retin
Hiee Froeyan
Twins Born En Route to Bremarck City
Mr and Mrs Ed Wells traveling south of Hensler in an auto driven by Fred Schofield to Bremarck faced a difficult delivery. Mrs Wells went into labor two miles before Baldwin. A baby girl was born, then another two miles farther a baby boy arrived. They continued to town, mother comforted, but the infant girl died. The journey covered about forty miles in two hours and ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biamarck
N. Dy
Ws ‘Wells
Hensler
Mire
Fred Schofield
Washburn
Bremarck
Dedication of Winship Monument At Grand Forks Convention
The Grand Forks editorial convention concluded with a schedule packed day from morning tours to a Lincoln Park picnic and an athletic program. The evening featured the dedication of the Winship monument to North Dakota newspaper pioneer George B. Winship, and a grand banquet with speeches by E T Clifford and Winship, highlighting state journalism history.
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Grand Forks
Lincoln Park
Scribes
Ip Monument
Grand
Winship
George B. Winship
North Dakota
Association
Mr. Winship
California
Bismarck Tribune
Nd Forks Plaindealer
Aes Argus
Fargo Republi
E. T. Clifford
Minnéapolis Journal
Grand Forks Herald
Winahiip
Grand Forks jElaindesier
Fargo ‘Republican
Fargo
Franklin L. MuVey
University of North Dakota
Higher Houckton
J. P. Bardy
Morphy
Homer
Cook
Briskeley
Hear New Preacher Tomorrow At Christian Church Convention
The convention closes with strong attendance as sessions outline tomorrow's schedule. Morning events include Bible school led by Supt Stockham and a sermon by Herbert Smith. Afternoon features a sermon by Rev Leland Wy Porter, communion by Rev A F Hunsaker, and music by Mrs Ernest R Wright. Evening programs present a Young People's rally led by Brydar and a sermon by Grant K Cineinnatt. Pinal reports indicate final remarks and conclusions.
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Bible School
Wh Stockham
Herbert Smith
Leland Wy
A. F. Hunsaker
Grand Forks
Ernest R. Wright
Young People's Caa
Brydar
Grant K. I
Fargo Christian church to welcome new pastor Porter
The Fargo Christian church schedules a welcome for Rev. Leland W. Porter and his wife with an in minster service by A. F. Hun Saker. The state convention sessions proceed despite their late arrival and feature devotionals addresses and music from church leaders.
Hundreds dead in Bulgarian earthquake reports
Sofia reports confirm a powerful earthquake in Bulgaria. hundreds killed in the towns of Tirnova and Gornia Grahovites. Many buildings leveled in Gornia Grahovites as the tremor continues to affect the region.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Tirnova
Gornia Grahovites
Bijou Hosts Press and Clergy for Mangar to the Cross Showing
Invites have been issued for city clergy and press to attend the Bijou Tuesday morning for the biblical film From the Mangar to the Cross. The movie screens at Hija theatre Tuesday through Thursday with daily matinees for children at 15 cents and evening shows at 25 cents, limited to one performance per evening.
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Bijou
Hija Theatre
Ici
New York appoints vice mayor to succeed Gaynor
The vice mayor of New York has been chosen to succeed Mayor William J. Gaynor if incapacitated. Col Ardolph L. Kline, longtime alderman, ascends to the position after John Purroy Mitchel resigns to become collector of customs. The board president acts as mayor in their absence as the city rebuilds from its vast population and wealth.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Ardolph L. ‘Kiln
Aldermen
John Purroy ‘Mitchel
Colonel Kline
Europe
New York City
Board of Aldermen
One -Nyer
John
Purroy Mitchel
Gaynor
Tim
Mitchel
Sussex County
N. J
Senate Democrats revise tariff bill underwood plan
The Senate Democrats resumed work on the tariff bill, advancing Underwood revisions from the Finance Committee. The chemical schedule saw reduced rates on certain dyes for cotton and woolen goods, creosote oil and cyanides transferred with minor changes, while Republicans studied the changes for a possible minority report. House leadership indicated no serious objections as the caucus recessed and then reconvened.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Underwood
Simmons
McCarty Druguse Denial Highlighted in Trial
June 21 reports the defense in the Arthur Pelkey manslaughter case proceeding after the crown rested. William McCamey, McCarty’s manager, reaffirmed that his fighter did not consume drugs before the match. The defense aims to undermine prosecution medical testimony as Tate trial concludes today.
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Calearus
Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Tustion Harvey
Tate
McCarty
Wee
Wiliam McCamey
Mers Y Patsea
Interstate Commerce Begin Inquiry Into Railway Rate Hikes
The Interstate Commerce Commission started a fall inquiry into fifty two Eastern railways request for a five percent freight rate increase. It refused to reopen the old advanced rate case and will examine whether current classifications yield adequate returns and what plan could raise charges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railways
Elks Parade in Jamestown North Dakota Features Colorful Display
Jamestown ND June 21 Elks parade drew about 400 participants with a long line of march extending north on Fourth Avenue. Barnes circus parade, Minot band and No 1089 delegates from Dickinson and others added color. Notables included George Kurtz on horseback, Putnam's band Fargo, and Bismarck 1199 with Mandan entrants in red white and blue.
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Jamestown
N. D
Wells Farm
Elks
Fourth Syvenue
Barnes Circus
George Kurtz
Putnam's Band
Fargo
Lodge of Elks
Valley City
Lee Combs
Darby O'Malley
Minot
Dickinson
Gus Lieber
Rockford
Conrad of
Theews
Jamestown Lodge
Col. Donnelley
Marshalls B. Procter
Lester Dysart
Mias Mary
Tes Jorthern Realerty Co
Canaries
Sean Oe Semel
Castle
Stephanie Camels
Balloon ascent lands safely after Roan crash report
The Philadelphia line reports a balloon ascent with three occupants who felt fear during the rise. The balloon named Pennsylvania 1 landed safely at night, with observers noting the crew’s safe return after the event near Roan.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ana Aster
Roan
Mrs May Evans Trial Set For Monday At South Dakota Court
The case of Mrs May Evans against Dr Lochhart Moore of Bemidji, South Dakota, proceeds Monday. Promises of a sensational hearing arise as the proceedings unfold in the distant trial aimed at resolving a disputed matter.
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May. Evans
Bioux
Tre Ae Evans
Lochhart Moore
Bema
South Dakota
Free Fourth of July for Fargo Schoolchildren
The Commercial club will entertain all Fargo schoolchildren at the Interstate fair on July Fourth. Superintendent Hoover chairs the committee with C A Brown handling transportation, J P Hardy organizing lunch and lemonade, and F Leland Watkins supplying free meals. Children ride free, enter the fair free, and receive a big lunch and unlimited lemonade. An emergency medical tent will be available. A daytime and evening fireworks display, music, races, and a flag drill to Sousa’s King Cotton march are planned. Special badges ensure free admission, lunch, and rides.
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Commercial Club
Mr. Hoover
C. A. Brown
The
Railway Co
J. P. Hardy
F. Leland Watkins
Fargo
Mittee
Fair Association
W. E. Hoover
Aggwalz
Hawthorne
Central
Washington
Island Park
McKinley
Lincoln
Longfellow
Roosevelt
Oak Grove
MacLean
South Side
North Side
Greeks and Servians Agree to Joint Action on Vardar Front
June reports from Vienna and eigrade say Greece and Serbia have coordinated forces on the Vardar river in Macedonia. Servians fortify the right bank while three Montenegrin brigades move toward the front. Bulgarian troops threaten the riverine line near Saloniki Gulf as limits of contact tighten.
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Eigrade
Servia
Aid
Russia
Varder
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Eminent Panaman Jurist Is Dead
Panama man Facundo Mutis Duran, renowned jurist and former Panaman governor at secession from Colombia, served as first chief justice of the canal zone supreme court and held foreign relations posts. He died June 21 in Panama.
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Panama
Mutis Duran
Panam
Colombia
Supreme Court of the
Canal Gene
Otce
Leave Soldiers Bodies Unburied at Scutari
Vienna June 21 A parliamentary inquiry asks Austria to explain health conditions in Scutari where semi decomposed and half mummified Turkish soldiers lie unburied near the fortress. The question accuses the South’s commander of neglecting duties demanded by civilization and humanity.
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Vienna
Austria
Scutari
American tennis players suffer in London championship
Fragmentary report shows American players defeated in the London lawn tennis championship and the Davis Trophy challenger round. It mentions Jung 21 and Wallace P. Johnson from Philadelphia, with outcomes described as exciting and competitive, including elimination rounds and international participation amid unclear details.
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London
Jung
Wallace P. Johnson
Philedielphis, Ac
T. G. Lawe
Oropata
Canada
Bnthas
South Africa
Dwight F. Davis
B. P. Sehwengers
Columbia Peat RF
South Asiaa
Pingtes
Pete
Chicago Welcomes Brazilian Minister On United States Tour
Dr Lauro Muller Brazil's foreign affairs minister visits Chicago as part of a U S tour. He is greeted by Gov Dunne Mayor Herrieon and a delegation from the Tinoln Manufacturers Association Chicago Association of Commerce and National Coffee Roasters Association. The day includes a hotel reception a tour of stock yards and a meal at Southshore Country Club.
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Chicago
Lauro Muller
United States
Dunne
Herrieon
Ti Iioln
Manufacturere’ Association
Chicago Association of Commerce
National Coffee Roasters’ Association
Michigan Avenue
Muller
Parl
Southshore Country Club
Manufacturers Association
Militant 15 Released From Long Jail Term
London reports Laura Geraldine Lennox former editor suffragette freed after hunger strike health decline. She was sentenced June 17 to six months for conspiring to commit malicious property. Lennox and companions refused food from detention, leading to release despite long terms.
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London
Laura Geraldine Lennox
Wilson Names New Appointees In Washington Dispatch
President Wilson announces a set of administrative appointments including diplomatic posts in Bolivia and the Netherlands. The missive lists Philip Holland of Tennessee and John D. Crear of Missouri among appointees, with various regional references and affiliations.
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Washington
Wilson
Bagel
Switzerland
Philip Holland
Tennessee
John D. Crear
Missouri
Clark
Bolivia
New Jersey
Ntherlands
Luxgenbure
SR Mone Omniones
Tevolver
Pal
Glasgow
Mont
New Postmasters in North Dakota
Washington reports the postmaster nominations for North Dakota include Milton Riles, Fa Smith Holm, and Anthony Hentgehs among others as the Senate committee weighs President Wilson’s selections. The list features several towns and banks, with confirmation pending final approval.
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North Dakota
Washington
Rondale
Wilson
North
Dmisote
T. Riles
Milton
Toluw Tate
M. Holm
Ryders Guy
Reeth
Commwell
Sunmmatser
Anthony Hentgehs
Michi
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Orn
Leland W. Porter
Christian Church
Tomorrow's Programme
Fargo Christian Church
O'Alocie
A. F. Hun- Saker
University of North Dakota At
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J. D. McGahan
John J. Booth
Kansas City
Wreelock
van de Water
F. Greenwood
Arhold
Shea Eto
Mra
Lemna W. Porter
Wallace N. Stearns
Fargo College
Willcinnatl
American Christian Missionary Secrets
NEW Ork
M'Carty
Interstate Commission
State Fair
Hoover
Petersburg
Militant 15
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