North Dakota editors enjoy Satanic City gathering at Devils Lake
Devils Lake hosts the North Dakota editors association with 500 editors and families in attendance. The convention features an editors band, social events at Chautauqua grounds, athletic contests, and a keynote by James A. Grey defending press freedom. Proposals to ban legal publications by publishers with insufficient subscriptions are discussed, with plans for a potential law amendment.
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Devile Lake
North Dakota
Mckertall
Sam Haiglett
James A. Grey
Monty
Reason
Stickley
Kenmare Journal
N. D. Editors’ Association
Devils Lake
North Dakota Poised For Record Wheat Crop This Year
A visitor from the southern region of North Dakota reports no damage from recent heat. He predicts the state will lead the nation in wheat output, with vast acreage and solid growth evident in fields. Hopper eggs have been suppressed, easing pest concerns ahead of harvest.
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Woman's name dragged into case in Denver shooting
June 24 Denver. The enxiety of Insel Patterson Springer wife of Denver capitalist W Springer centered on letters from S. Von Phul, balloonist, alleged in fatal May 24 shooting of Von Phul and George Copeland. Court heard claims that crown failed to prove Von Phul armed.
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Denver
Insel Patterson Springer
Done W. Springer
S&l
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Louie
von Phul
George B. Copeland
Victor
Cole
Prink H. Henchted
John T. Buttom
Woods
Copeland
Crown
von Plus
Gas Producing Plant 15 Here at Bankers Convention
A miniature gas producer built by Professor Snider stands near Knight Printing Co. in Fargo and will attract Bankers convention visitors. Demonstrations show lignite coal heated in a retort to yield gas, tar separated and stored, with briquettes produced for fuel. A gas stove is set up in the demonstration room for exhibit use.
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Knight Printing Co
State Bankers Association
Fargo
Snider
Bea
Dr Boynton Delayed. Fargo Visit Postponed Until Later Date
Dr Boynton cannot attend Sunday events in Fargo due to a telegram from Dr Beard. He promises a later date to speak at Fargo College and the state conference in Minot in September, with an announced plan for a time to visit.
Teddy Cut Lorimer Motive Probed In Senate Inquiry
Senators widened the Lorimer probe as Funk of International Harvester testified that Howard Hines of Chicago sought a 10090 contribution to cover Lorimer election costs. Kohlsaat said Roosevelt refused Hampton Club dinner over Lorimer. Root replied that it influenced his floor speech.
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Lorimer
Miter
Senate
Jay Official
International Hard
Vester
Politi Cal Advancement
Clarence 4. Funk
International Harvester Co
Howard Hines
Chicago
Funk
Hines
Harvester Company
Teddy
Kohisaat
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Lorimer Election Fund
Roger Sullivan
Tu Nole
Conway
W. W. Kimball Piano Co
Weyerhauser
Kohtsaat
Orr
Kohlesat
Aftr
Illinois
Kohlsaat
Rimuelf
LaFollette
Root
Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Gamble
Kohienat
International Harvester Cay
King George I distributes coveted honors before crowning
London briefing reports King George the King of England scatters many honors prior to his formal crown. Lord Rosenberg gains a UK peerage while Lord Curzon becomes an earl and Lord Kitchener receives multiple special honors. Dr Osler is cited for favor in a broad display of royal generosity toward public figures.
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London
George the Itch
England
Lord Rosenberg
United Kingdom
Lord Curzon
Kitchener
Dr. Osler
Bickford Makes Many Damaging Admissions
Washburn evidence shows G T Bickford admitting to handling fifty thousand dollars of state funds. He testified deposits were made in a small Bowbells bank with limited capitalization and bond, lacking receipts, bank letters, and proper credits. He faced a grueling cross examination detailing missing records and questionable drafts as the embezzlement case proceeds.
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Washburn
N. D
First State Bank of
Northwest National Bank of Minneapolis
First State Bank of Bowbells
First National Bank of Fargo
G. T. Bickford
Selena
Armada of 167 British ships parades for king’s review
A vast fleet gathered in the Bolent Reach near Portsmouth for a monarch’s coronation parade. The line of warships and support craft stretched two miles, while a Milwaukee freight train accident near the shore claimed a brakeman’s life as spectators watched the spectacle.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Wright
Anchorage
Milwaukee
Fargo
Banana Trust Sued for Hillions in U S Court
Philadelphia June 4 A plan to recover 24 500 000 damages from the United Fruit Co was presented in United States circuit court here today Nelda Bad wader the Sherman antitrust case alleged damages and improper practices in banana trade and tariff impacts.
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Philadelphia
Uinited Fruit Co
United States
Nelda
Sherman Antitrust
Pioneer farmer James Shea crushed by wagon near Hankinson
Wahpeton N D June 2 James Shea a Richland county farmer and longtime pioneer died after a wagon accident on his Hankinson area farm. The team bolted as he attempted repairs, the hind wheels passed over him crushing him. He was 45 and survived by a wife and large family.
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Wahpeton
N. D
James Shea
Richland County
Hankinson
Beer Probe Set By Federal Board Hearing In July
Washington June 24 The poor industry of the United States faces a searching inquiry by the board of food and drug inspection. Dr H W Wiley chief chemist will chair a general hearing on beer July 3 in which he will pose a broad set of questions about beer porter and stout and the meanings of lager and bock as used in brewing.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
H. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Farmer found dead in cistern at Fowler Indiana
Peter Larsen a 63 year old retired farmer was found dead in a cistern at his Fowler Indiana home. An ax inflicted injury on his hen and officials indicate possible homicide. His wife quarreled with him overnight and left to seek a neighbor’s help before officers found a pool of blood in the barn. His second wife, a nurse from Chicago, had arrived.
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Ind
Peter Larsen
Borg
Larsen
Een
Chicago
PRESENT AND FUTURE HEADS OF THE SHRINERS OF AMERICA
Rochester N Y June 24 Great preparations are underway for the annual pilgrimage of the Shriners of North America arriving July 10 to march through the desert for four days. A Hines imperial potentate will preside over the Daily Cal seeeione. John F Treat deputy imperial potentate will succeed Mr Hines at the next election as Imperial potentate of Alahimers North America.
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Rochester
N. Y
North America
A. Hines
Imperial
John F. Treat
Irmperial
Mr. Hines
Imperial Potentals
Alahimers
Courts uphold merger of Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
Judge Blow B Adams writes majority holding the merger not a transcontinental competitor before 1901. Judge Hook dissents arguing government petition should be granted. The opinion notes Union Pacific connected to east and West via Ogden, while Southern Pacific linked New York to San Francisco and Portland. Harriman involvement in Santa Fe deemed not for control. Case clerked in St Louis Missouri June 24. Proceedings dismiss the bill and enter decree.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroads
U. S. Circuit Court of the Eighth District
Hook
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Union Pacific Co
Omaha
Kansas City
Ogden
Southern Pacific Co
New York
New Oreleans
San Franscisco
Portland
Union Pacific
Pacific
Union
Pa+ eitle Co
Harriman Ting
Santa Fe
Justice van DeVanter
Taft Veto Threat Over Reciprocity Bill and Statehood Push
Washington June 24 Senators report President Taft would veto the Canadian reciprocity bill if any amendment is added and would also veto a tariff bill. Patt, speaking from Providence, warned that any change could trigger a veto. House proceedings were routine as Congress awaits a clear decision on statehood and related bills.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
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