Fargo college drive nears $110000 with $35600 pledged
A Fargo college campaign pushes toward a $110000 target as $35600 is pledged. Workers push renewed energy today and tomorrow to cover expenses, shrinkage and aim for a generous margin beyond the $100000 goal. A Minneapolis St Paul committee visits Fargo backers, churches contribute, and teams chase daily subscrip tions with strong results and planned final reports.
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Great Fargo College
Geaire
Fargo College Jean
Fargo
Fargo College
Minneapolis
Call
St. Paul
Church Cieties
Methodist Church
Jene
Iowa Workers Compensation Act Upheld by Federal Court
Des Moines June 22 Judge Smith McPherson held the Iowa workers compensation act constitutional. The ruling rejects objections based on morals propriety and policy, deeming the statute a step with right tendencies despite its flaws. The decision follows passage by the last legislature and targets employer liability.
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Des Moines
Speeders Collide. One Man Killed in Crash
An accident involving two speeding cars left one man dead and others seriously injured. A section boss named Wright died of injuries after being struck, while Kramer and a Polish scientist were among the injured. The incident mentions a camera crew and a compressed air control, but details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Kramer
Mr. Wright
Gardar man hangs self in barn rafters
Gardar North Dakota June 22 Sigurjon A Gudmundson of Gardar killed himself by hanging from a barn loft rafter at noon while feeding stock. He had been in and out of mental illness, previously confined to Jamestown asylum years ago, with intermittent improvement before this act.
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Gardar
N. D
Sigurjon A. Gudmundson
Etfart
Mr. Gundmundson
Jamestown
Pagan
Railroads Win Title to Vast California Oil Lands
Supreme Court ruling limits railroad title to $700,000,000 worth of California oil lands. Justice Vandevanter states government time to attack patents expired around 1900. Decision holds lands were mineral. patents irregular but not vulnerable to indirect attacks. Government wins first point in California case on transcontinental railroad lands.
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Juaticg Vandevanter
Justice Vandevanter
Supreme Court
California
General Rosalie Jones to Speak in Fargo Tonight
Suffragist General Rosalie Jones arrives in Fargo and will address a mass meeting at Island Park bandstand at 7 pm and again at the Civic Centre at 8 16 pm. She hopes to campaign in Montana meanwhile and depart tomorrow morning after a brief Fargo stopover.
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Rosalie Jones
Fargo
Jones
Island Park
Wergeland
Civic Centre
Ninth Street
Second Avenue
New York
Albany
Washington
Montana
General Jones
Minneapolis
Twin City
Island
Miss Jones
Clvb
Public Health Study to Expand Under Medical Association
Atlantic City June 22 The American Medical Association plans renewed vigor in broadening public health study. The sixty fifth annual meeting's house of delegates considered the council on health and public instruction report and outlined a program for data collection public education and shaping laws to conserve human life. Farmers Can't Pool Washington June 22 The Kentucky law allowing farmer tobacco pooling was ruled unconstitutional by the supreme court.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Association
Council On Health and Public Instruction
United States
Washington
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Wilsons views on low mood and public letters
Washington June 22 President Wilson discussed the so called psychological business of low mood with callers. He said he has no quarrel with anyone expressing opinions but criticized a systematic circulation of form letters and telegrams protesting new laws. He wants a square deal and open conduct, not artificial campaigns.
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Washington
Wilson
Fn Iiss
Devines Tribute to Hanna Support on North Dakota Stage
June 22 Crosby Ex Governor Devine voices backing for Governor Hanna as sole leader to victory in November. He praises Hanna’s progressivism, economy, and avoidance of gang control, urging a second term to complete begun reforms and oppose Democratic rule. Supreme Court reverses Eighth Circuit on vows of poverty in Catholic orders.
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Hanna
Republican Party
Devine
North Dakota
Hanni
Hannahaw
Washington
Supreme Court
Eighth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lions Kill Keeper In Central Park Menagerie Incident
In Chicago on June 22 a squad of police held five young lions and their mother after they killed and partly devoured their keeper Emerson Dietrich, Cornell graduate and son of a Brooklyn architect. Dietrich, once Miss Adgie Castillo's assistant and reportedly engaged to her, was attacked at the same facility where the animals were kept. The fate of the lions was to be decided later. The cubs were not fully grown, born in captivity, battle-reared, and described as harmless.
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Brother~hood
Mars
Epworth League
Fargo College
Fargo
Forum
Mackenbury
H. Amerland
Amind
Mr. Amerland
H. P. Beckwith
Beckwith
No. 1
Loomis
Thomas
Cet
Wolf
Hollister
Chicago
Emerson Dietrich
Cornell
Brooklyn
Adgie Castillo
Dietrich
North Dakota visitors sail to Norway for Lincoln Memorial tribute
A party led by Governor Hanna sails from New York on June 1 9 to Bergen Norway arriving on schedule to present the Lincoln Memorial from North Dakota to the government of Norway. The voyage, seen as a cultural exchange, is expected to spur Norwegian ties and potential future relocations to North Dakota from Norway Sweden and Denmark.
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Lincoln Memorial
Hanna
Norway
Hann
Christiania
New York
Bergen
Chrhetiania
Hanna Withae
Nurwerine
Sorweginia
North Dakota
Sweden
Denmark
President Worst Rally Tonight At Assembly Halls
Fargo citizens will gather at the Assembly halls tonight at 8 for a nonpartisan rally in support of Dr John H Worst a farmer educator and candidate for United States senator Judge Edward Engerud will preside a drum corps will announce the meeting and a large crowd is expected Speakers will include leading Democrats Republicans and bull moosers amid strong Worst sentiment across the state with Gronna Miller and Worst as the main figures in the primary race.
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Fargo
John H. Worst
North Dakota
Senate
Ike Dr. Worst
Engerud
Dr. Worst
Edward Engerud
North Dakota Supreme Court
Worst
Miller
Gronna
Great Northern
Growon
Towner
Grand Borka
Growna
Ward
Minot West
Williston
Burdicks
Devils Lake
Wishek
Thie Last
Bows Worst
Uio
Bob Bucas
Snes
Grenna
United States Senate
Marshall
Oukes
Gronua
Nelson
Nels Son
Ke Very
Open Letter Endorses John H Worst for U S Senator
James A Van Eleeck appeals to North Dakota young men to vote for John H Worst in the state’s primary, praising Worst as a Christian gentleman, a leader at the Agricultural College, and a candidate who values freedom, integrity, and service. The letter urges turnout next Wednesday for a candidate North Dakota has produced.
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Fargo
N. D
John H. Worst
The
Agricultural College
United States
Worst
Nak
Tanking Macpar
North Dakota
Aly
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F. W. Thomas
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C. E. Webster
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