Blue and the Gray Reunited in Fargo Streets Today
Nearly 300 North Dakota Civil War veterans from both sides mobilized in Fargo to visit Gettysburg sites and share war memories. Men aged and frail walked side by side with former foes, recalling battles as the Grand Army met at Waldorf Hotel. Continued on page five.
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John. Brown
North Dakota
Gettysburg
University
Fargo
General Lee
Frederick
Barbara Pritchie
Gray Hales
Waldorf Hotel
Grand Army
Yanks
Johnny Rebs
Coma
Wall Street Men to Be Subpoenaed Next Week
Washington reports the senate lobby investigating committee will subpoena Lewis Cass Ledyard Paul D Gravath and David Lamar to appear next week regarding an inquiry into alleged use of congressmen names to secure influence with financiers. Ledyard and Gravath are said to offer further information. Robert S Lovett heads the board.
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Washington
Senate Lobby
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Paul D. Cravath
New York
David Lamar
Wall Street
Led
Gravath
Wns
Robert S. Lovett
San Bacenir
Fom
Japan Row Brews Tense Draft of Hemet Incident
Washington reports a minor incident near Hemet California sparked by a clash involving a Korean community and hosting concerns. The State Department announced an immediate investigation and plans to review the affair as soon as possible under guidance from the acting Japanese ambassador and San Francisco general office.
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Washington
Hemet
Cal
Shot Cousin and Suicided in Bedford Hills
A French Canadian man and a nurse were found dead in a Bedford Hills room near Montefiore Hospital for Peon ivalge. The report states one shot the other and then killed himself.
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Bedford Hille
T Roaalie Roqua
Catherine Lacy
Cstea
Nurkes
Bedford Hills
Monteforre Hospital
Queda Poised for Battle Near Guaymas
A wire dispatch reports United States cruiser Pittsburgh at Guaymas after resupplying from San Diego. Governor Garcia of Sonora says General Djeds has fallen back to Guaymas and is ready to fight rebel forces there.
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Pusnon
Aris
Jesselegram
United States
Pittsburgh
Guaymas
San Diego
Garcia al Sonor
Djeds
Senator James R Wis delivers remarks at Illinois events
Senator James R Wis of Illinois spoke at Brandon Wisconsin on June 27 during the unveiling of a Suite honoring Stephen A Douglas. The remarks touched on relations with the presidency and the senate, referencing Buchanan and Dough gains and related conditions.
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Brandon
James Rat Wis
Llinois
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
Senate
Buchanan
Dough
North Dakota Norwegian Centennial Commission Organized
The North Dakota Norwegian Centennial Commission convened at Governor Hanna's Fargo residence for its first meeting. Governor Hanna was elected president with L B Hanna and H H Steel among officers. The state plans a pictorial exhibit at Christiania to mark Norway’s 100th independence anniversary and highlight Norwegian progress in North Dakota. A separate Bribery Confession from St Louis Aldermanic circle is noted involving extortion over utilities franchises.
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Lnt
L. B. Henna
Waynee
H. H. Steel
Orethy
A. A. Grenehjem
Arne
Nele Lynne- Gabrielson
Fargo
Gabrieson
United States
Christiania
Stennehjem
North Dakota
Christania
Norway
Bt. Louis
Joseph A. Faneler
St. Louis
Atty
Chas. Webb
Lambert
Enat
St. Louie
John L. Planningen
Corton
Counellmen
Has Negro Pug A Through Ticket
Washington, D. C. PD Line 27. The federal government considers quick measures to deport Jack Johnson from Canada after a Montreal sentence. Canada has a habit of expelling aliens convicted of crime, though Johnson may have escaped to Ottawa. If he cannot prove a through ticket to France or Britain, he faces return to Chicago. The Immigration department announces possible actions and the local creamery reports butter shipments and rising business.
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Washington, D, PD
Canada
Jack Johnson
Montreal
Charles F. Dewoody
Chicago
Johnson
United States
Ottawa
Ontario
Peter Abuegs
Immigration Department
Gackla
N. D
Iocal Creamery
Te CO
Albaubh
Nuttormalcar
Horrible Tragedy Near Milton
A disturbing report details a deadly incident near Milton. Authorities describe a violent event ending in loss of life with investigations underway and local residents shaken by the tragedy. Further details remain scarce as officials pursue leads.
Woman Found Dead in North Dakota Barn After Husband Says Kick
Langdon, N D June 27 With six cuts on her head a fractured skull and a broken jaw Mia Matt Holum was found in the Holum farm barn eight and a half miles northeast of Milan Cavalier county Officials doubt the killed by a horse coroner s jury impaneled to hear evidence today or Saturday blood stains found ten feet from the body and on stall walls and manger alleged knife wounds and a scuffle noted Holum had been away from the farm and returned to find his wife dead
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Langdon
N.D
Mia
Matt Holum
Holum
Milan
Cavalier
Picull
President Names Cal Appointees In Shuffle of Nominations
Washington officials report President to send several California nominations to the Senate next week. Thomas B. Hayden and Jude M. T. Dooling cited for northern district of California. Mattie Sullivan named special prosecutor for Caminett and Dizes and Western Fuel cases. Dooling, on the superior court bench, to fill vacancy. Attorney General McReynolds briefed the president before cabinet meeting. House Judiciary Committee debates quorum for papers in the celebrated case. panel to reconvene tomorrow.
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Washington
Thomas B. Hayden
Jude
McReynolds
House Judiciary Committee
Harvesters Co Testimony Concludes in Antitrust Suit
Testimony in the government antitrust suit against International Harvester Co concludes before Special Examiner Robert Taylor. The government presented eighty five witnesses, the defense one thousand two hundred. Arguments set to begin October 31 in St Paul before Federal Judges Sanborn Hook Adams and Smith.
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Chicago, II
International Harvester
Robert Taylor
St. Paul
Minn
Sanborn
Hook
Adams
Smith
Record Fire Break North of Mandan Plowed 364 Miles
A record distance fire break is being plowed along the Northern Pacific railroad north and south of Mandan. The break spans 364 miles and is six feet wide on both sides from Mandan to Stanton and to Mott. Four plows work in sequence, one side of the track during outbound and the other side on return. The job is expected to take about two weeks to finish.
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Northern Pacific Ls
Mat ND
Northern Pacific
Mandan
Stanton
Mott
Hart Will Tender HS Resignation
Ryder North Dakota June 7 Chief Game Warden George F Hart is understood to have tendered his resignation to the state game board after a sensational scandal linking his name to the death by suicide of a local woman He said he did not wish to burden the state administration or the board and wished to withdraw until he could clear his name The board will meet to consider his resignation.
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Ryder
N. D
George F. Hart
State Game Board
Game Board
Tha Board
Moose Pathfinder Returns After Rough Glacier Park Journey
Glacier Park June 27. The Moose Pathfinder completed the A A O tour route after a grueling crossing of Cut Bank and Bank River. Heavy rains turned mountain trails to slides, but the car moved slowly yet safely through three and a half feet of water and bad going. R L Taft of Cut Bank rode with the pathfinder and reassured future travelers. The party shipped the car back to Minneapolis. Frank Zirbes and C A Stedman depart for the city.
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Glacier Park
Mitch
Lacier Park
Mississippi
Cut Bank
R. L. Taft
Pathfinder
F. BE. Murphy Auto Co
Minneapolis
Frank Zirbes
C. A. Stedman
Gerard Favored for U S Ambassadorship to Germany
Berlin June 27 The German foreign office received Justice James W Gerard's nomination as United States ambassador to Germany and forwarded it to Emperor William who is at the Kiel regatta. Official circles expect acceptance without delay.
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Gerard
Berlin
ofJustice
James W. Gerard
United States
Germany
William
Kiel
Dealy
Prosecutions Expand Across Other Magazines
Fragmentary report notes the government intends to prosecute other magazines following the Jim Jam Jams case. It suggests the opening wedge of prosecutions will set a precedent and lead to further actions by authorities.
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U. S
Aris
Rain Fells Across North Dakota and Minnesota Boosts Crops
Rain covered North Dakota and western Minnesota with amounts from half an inch to over an inch, Moorhead reports show .80 inch. Total June rainfall reaches 2.70 inches, lifting crop prospects and offering optimism for 1913 despite being above last years totals but below normal. Farmers from Felton to Glyndon report widespread soaking rains rejuvenating grain as the Red River valley benefits from the latest downpour.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
United States Weather Bureau
Moorhead
Red River Valley
Felton
Georgetown
Glyndon
Northern Pacific
Dilworth
Prosecutors Seek Wider Action After J Jems Case Sentencing
Judge Willard in Bismarck, North Dakota, imposes two additional years on Glatk and Grockard after two year federal terms and $2000 fines already set. Jury deliberations on a second count failed earlier. defense sought new trial but was denied. An appeal is expected.
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Bismarck
N. C
Willard
Jim Jam Jems
Federal Penitentiary
Glatk and
Grockard
demPostdefense
Leavenworth
Sam Paper Wins First Hearing In Brass Case
Sam Paper of the Fargo Iron and Metal Co won the first round in the legal fight against the Rumley Products Co and the Northern Pacific railroad. A search warrant hearing before Judge Millec’a failed as Rumley employees could not identify any brass pieces as theirs. The state alleges purchases of stolen goods. proceedings move toward trial in county court before Judge Hanson. State's Attorney Fowler led the prosecution. Seth Richardson of Barnett & Richardson defended.
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Sam Paper
Fargo Iron & Metsi Co
Rumley Products Co
Northern Pacific Railroad
Millec
Miller
St. Paul
Fargo Iron & Metal Co
Hanson
Btate
Fowler
Seth Richardson
Barnett & Richardson
Poincare Ends British Visit
President Raymond Poincare left London after a royal farewell from King George and the British public. At Dover he boarded a cruiser as a flotilla of 26 British ships saluted and escorted the French president across the channel, with the royal entourage and court dignitaries present.
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London
Raymond Poincare
George
France
Prince of Wales
Atreeta
Dover
Call of North Divides Couples in Wedding Plan
New York June 27 reported the call of the north will stage three bridal coups at a local event next Wednesday, detailing a procession and a ceremonial vigil. The fragment notes federal involvement and a formal invitation to participants amid unclear context.
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New York
Call of the Orth
Tiesa Sante
Closure Rule in Caucus Delays Senate Debate
Washington June 27 Democrats urge limits on long tariff speeches in caucus to finish work on the Underwood-Simmons measure for report next week. Debate focuses on countervailing duties on wheat and flour and a sliding scale revamping the agricultural schedule over ten years. Currency hearings on the administration currency bill are planned for late next week with witnesses from business, banking, and academia. Senator Owen opposes Federal Reserve Board expansion or banking representation.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Senate
United States
Finance Committee
Newlands
Eeat
Senate Banking Committee
Owen
Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson Plans Summer Move to Cornfinh NY
President Wilson arranged to depart today with his family for the summer White House at Cornfinh New York. He will not stay longer than a few days to settle the family and may extend his stay if Congress adjourns after July 4.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Cornfinh
Congress
Small Army Hunting for the Victims
A garbled dispatch from Buffalo reports a large force led by E. M. Husted of the United Mill? Co searching for victims. The scene centers near a shore area with a deathly mood and scattered bodies found, as authorities probe the suspected incident.
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Blue and
The
Queda
J. Ham Lewis
Centennere Commission
Norway Centennial Commission
Hanna
Milton
Mrs. Holum
Hart
Clark and Crockard
Pen
Little Round Top
Wheat Field
Mos
Poincare
Call OF North
Buffalo
E. M. Husted
Usted Milliog Co
Shane Plug
Aound
Ian Els
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