Fall of Lemberg Case Proceeds After Dismissal Motions
Judge G A Pollock overruled defense motions to dismiss as trial in Equity Co-operative Exchange case continued. Affidavits from witnesses for both sides were reviewed while accountants Thatcher Salvesen and Thompson testified on asset values deficits and discrepancies. officials from three banks and independent shippers provided statements as the long session stretched toward evening with possible night sessions planned.
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G. A. Pollock
Equity
Manahan
Pepe Coe
Det
of Finances and Exchange
Bt. Pan
Exchange and Public Accountants
Exchings
M. W. Thatcher
St. Paul
Salvesen
Minneapolis
Walter Thompson
Thompson
Thatcher
Pollock
Munn
Thirty-Eight Dry Counties to Five Wet Minnesota Record
Minnesota's saloon vote shows thirty-eight counties dry to five wet. Martin county carried by wets with 105 majority in one township reporting. Faribault, Mille Lacs, Pine, Houston among the drys. Majorities ranged from about 200 to 900, with several counties putting saloons out of business.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Jone
Martin
Sipeens
Faribault
Houston
Mille Lacs
Pine
Stevens County
Pine County
William E. Lee
Long Prairie
Chippewa County
Big Arrangements for Shriner Meet in City
The El Zagal special will take 100 Nobles and wives to the Imperial council meeting of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Delegates will depart the Northern depot at 10 o'clock Friday July 9, promising one of the best gatherings.
Time to Plant Corn Advised by Minnesota Authority
Minnesota authority urges farm decision and outlines seed sources in response to farmer questions. Seed corn stocks exist at seed houses and Crop Improvement Association. planting as late as July is possible for fodder. Replanting common after flooding. drill about forty pounds per acre in rows nine to ten feet apart. frost risk uncertain, but late planting can mature with good weather.
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Crop Improvement Association
Cnet Farm
St. Paul
Grand Jury Indicts 128 In Indiana Election Scandal Case
Indianapolis June 22 A Marion county grand jury returns a 48 count indictment charging election conspiracy tied to the November 3 1914 election and October registrations naming Mayor Joseph E Bell Chief Samuel Perrott city attorney Fred Barrett and many others across city state and nation. The vast charges accuse primaries registration violations ballot padding and improper ballot handling with repeaters imported from outside the county. Taggart Bell and others appear. Bond set at 5000 each.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Aggart
Indiana
Joseph E. Bell
Samuel Perrott
Fred Barrett
Robert Peace Police
Ancher Y Board
PF. Baker
Tometais
Federal Grand Jury
Terre Haute
Tageart
Sheriffs Office
Adrvice
Bell
French Lick
Rio
Taggart
Americans in Danger in Mexico Aboard the U S 5
Reports from Guaymas Sonora describe rising threat to American settlers in the Yaqui valley as Villa troops threaten aid to settlers. Marines may be landed to protect communities as Mexican forces battle raiding bands and Indian attacks devastate large areas.
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U. S
Colorado
Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Villa
Sosa
Yaqui
Ne Colorado
Safe ‘Howard
Pare
Yva
Washington
Jaytorene
Grand Lodge K. of P Opens Big Session
The North Dakota Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias opened a three day session at the A G U W hall in Fargo. Supreme Chancellor B S Young arrived but is hospitalized, possibly missing most sessions. The event marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the order’s citation in the state with prominent Pythians present including Tracy Annd and Fred S Atwood.
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North Dakota Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
B.S. Young
Fargo
Tracy Annd
Fred S. Atwood
Minnesota
A. O. Hall
Tracy R. Mange
Mises
Lisbon
Pear Band
Afteen
Knights of Us
Globe
Patriotic Meeting Tonight in Fargo Town Hall
Mayor H. F. Emery issues a proclamation for Patriotic Day. A Patriotic meeting is set at the Commercial Club this evening to properly celebrate the event with several speakers and discussion topics. Open to all citizens to attend.
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Fargo
H. F. Emery
Irpanel de Mayor
United States Ends Mediation Offers in Europe
President Wilson announced that all mediation offers the United States had made publicly had been disclosed and that no new efforts were being made. He noted foreign governments were aware of Washingtons desire to help bring peace in Europe.
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Washington
Wilson
Europe
United States
North Dakota Firemen Convening in Wahpeton
Wahpeton North Dakota hosts the Thirty second annual North Dakota Firemen association convention with about 300 delegates from 126 towns. Welcome ceremonies by Chief Ernest Tunser paused for afternoon committee appointments and officer addresses. Memorial services planned for deceased members at the armory, drawing a large crowd beyond delegates.
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Wahpeton
N. D
North Dakota Firemen's Association
Alate
Neasion
Ernest Tunser
Quiet Today in Georgia After Franks Commutation
Atlanta on June 22 reports quiet conditions following Leo Frank death sentence commutation. Militia remains at Governor Slaton's country home while city saloons reopen. No crowds in streets. governor’s effigy hung in Marietta, home of Mary Phagan.
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Atlanta
Governor Slatens
Leo Franks
Marietta
Mary Phagan
Ghen
Gun Tournament at Bismarck heats up windy day
Bismarck N D June 22 in the gun shooting tournament Potter Site of Watertown 8 D was hi with seventy six A J French Lis a is N D second with seventy two g and Wellington Irysh of Bismarck j and C Ulmer tied for third with sixty nine each a high wind prevailed hur t heat and the professionals did little better than the foregoing amateurs the high professional being eighty two.
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Bismarck
N. D
Potter Site
Watertown
A. J. French
Lisa
Wellington Irysh
C. Ulmer
Spanish cabinet resigns amid confidence doubts
Madrid June 22 The Spanish cabinet has resigned due to failure of the recent loan. The move signals a lack of confidence and follows economic pressure on the government. The resignation raises questions about future policy and leadership in Spain.
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Madrid
British and French Prepare for Great Sea Attack at Dardanelles
Berlin dispatches report Allied fleets assembling for a major assault on the Dardanelles while heavy fighting rages on multiple fronts. German and Austro-Hungarian sources claim advances near Lemberg, and Italian fronts see renewed action along the Isonzo. The note mentions Turkish and allied naval activity and a deadly explosion linked to a civil explosion incident.
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Dardanelles
Petrograd
Groderick Lakes
Lem
Plava
Isonzo
Rome
Presa
Athens
Ftte
Kipol Saas
Marine Band Visit Planned for Fargo At Auditorium
The Fargo Commercial club announces a summer concert tour by the United States Marine Band. Secretary J. P. and local leaders expect a large concert in Fargo’s auditorium, with dates to be finalized after a San Francisco trip. President Williamson has consented to the engagement. The Marine Band is described as the largest organization of its kind in the United States.
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Aon
Sec. J. P
Fargo Commercial Club
Fargo
San
Francisco
Wilmson
Ennt
Marine Band
United Sates
Hadelandslagets Opened Reunion This Morning
Nearly 200 delegates attended the opening session of the Hadelandslagets at the Sons of Norway hall in Fargo. President Thos Walby led the meeting with J G Halland welcoming visitors. The main feature will be the Power Hotel banquet tomorrow for about 200 people with several speakers and lobsters planned.
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Sons
Norway Hall
Thos. Walby
J. G. Halland
Fargo
Walby
Nession
Jon
Wa ‘Walby
Power Hotel
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