Preparations Complete for Opening of the Big Interstate Fair
Preparations for the Interstate fair are complete with a full programme announced. The event opens Tuesday July 1 and runs to Friday with a tented Delmar Gardens show from St Louis as a major feature. The fair emphasizes livestock, horse racing, a baby contest, folk dances, free amusements, and a grand July 4 fireworks display.
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St. Louis
Fargo
Northwest
North
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van Horn
Pneaptatat Yair
Hearing on Interstate Rates Scheduled to Be Held in Fargo Soon
State railroad commission schedules hearings on intrastate freight rates at Fargo on July 3 and 10. Officials invite Minnesota Commercial Club and other associations to present arguments. The move seeks parity with South Dakota and Minnesota rates and discusses the effect of proposed tariff changes on local shipping costs.
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Fargo
Fargo Commercial Club
Board of Railroad Commissioners
South Dakota
Heat wave grips central states with rising deaths
A severe heat wave spreads from Pennsylvania to the Rockies with numerous prostrations and fatalities. In Chicago three new deaths raise the city toll to thirteen as other cities report heat related losses and brutal temperatures persist with little relief anticipated.
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St. Paul
Central
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Rockies
Rae Cave
Chicago
Cleveland
Sullivan seeks $225000 from Hoe heirs for rumored engagement
Miss Mae A. Sullivan of New York sues Arthur Hoe claiming he promised marriage, funded expensive hotels, jewelry, and car purchases during their acquaintance. She asserts he later admitted marriage and refuses settlement. She cites his status as son of a builder of newspaper presses and notes her own prominent family background.
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Mae A. Sullivan
New York
R. Hoe
Arthur Hoe
Sone
Hoe
Warm scrap developed on woolens proposed to Pat Woolens
A proposal to place warm scrap on the free list targets Pat Woolens. The notice outlines the contemplated policy action and affected items, indicating the economic rationale and potential implications for trade and domestic industry.
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Pat Woolens
All Proposals Were Finally Voted Down
In Washington on June 28 Senate caucus discussions centered on wool manufacture tariff rates. Proposals to free list woolen goods were rejected. amendments sought to free blankets, cloth, and clothing were defeated. A gentleman’s agreement halted business for two weeks, with a three day adjournment beginning Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Ashurst
Gymnastic Contests Conclude at Bundes Turfefest
Denver June 28 Officials report the thirtieth first Bundes Turfefest events nearing completion with prize awards expected tomorrow. Alfred Miller of Milwaukee leads the technical committee as preparations wrap up after a day of contests and a banquet for visiting singing societies and delegations tonight.
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Denver
Marisa
Upton
Alfred Miller
Milwaukee
Praka
Moorhead Weather Readings Report Odd Temperature
A garbled weather note reports Moorhead at 716 oclock this afternoon with a reading near 95 degrees. The front instrument of the Northers Cenon-Brindwa area is cited with unclear details about degrees and time.
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Moorhead
Federals Routed in Mexico Report From Hermosillo
News from Hermosillo reports Huerta a fugitive after seven days of battle around Ortiz as rebels seize Guaymas. Carranza seeks peace terms proposing a cabinet and presidency plan. Chiapas executed by state troops after capture at Ortiz. guerrilla leader in Chihuahua and Sonora active.
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Oj 4da
Huerta
Ortiz
Guaymas
Sonora
Pesquiera
Hermosillo
Robert Pesquiera
Washington
Mexico City
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Carranza
Leopoldo Martinez
Mariuel Amaya
Monterey
Nes
Chiapas
Ariz
Francisco Chiapa
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Ories Gon
Chiapa
Chihuahua
Fargo Filtration Guests Entertain National Visitors
Fargo welcomed water purification experts arriving after the Minneapolis convention of the American Water Works Association. Guests included George C Earl and wife from New Orleans and other officials from Lorain Chicago St Louis Newport Ky as well as chemist and bacteriologist Mr Von Wentzi. City Engineer Anders hosted a motor drive and luncheon with local officials Blakemore Patton and their spouses aboard.
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Fargo
Minneapolis
American Water Works Association
Hon. Plant
Mra
George C
Earl
New Orleany
Arthur Browne
Virginia Browne
Lorain
You Wentzingerode
Chicago
W. F. Montfort
St. Louis
Leonard Bauer
Newport, Ky
New Orleans
Luneak
Sara
Bowers
Patton Plese
Tuncbene
New Rochelle Erects Statue to Tom Paine on Huguenot Anniversary
New Rochelle marks the anniversary of its Huguenot settlement with a statue honor for Tom Paine, once a controversial figure whose fight for freedom found a home in the town for many years.
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New Rochelle
Tom Paine
Veterans Train To Gettysburg From Fargo In 8 Sleeper Cars
A large crowd at the Fargo Northern Pacific station watched North Dakota veterans depart for Gettysburg on an eight sleeper Pullman train at 8 o clock last night. Putnam's band led the march with patriotic tunes as crowds bid farewell, hoping the veterans have a safe journey to the fiftieth anniversary celebration.
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Northern Pacific
Gettysburg
Putnam
Fargo Commercial Club
Gardner
Metropole
Waldorf
Georgia
John Brown
North Dakota
Harry Wilson
Staples
Kia Dobson
Fireone
Kimberley
K Keltn Wilgen
Tate
Theater Viet Dace
A. Morken
Milwauks Tines
Sovsnar
Programme of Events by School Children Each Day of Fair
Director McLean announces daily fair events with school children program details. Women police will be stationed at grounds and twenty five men will serve on the reception and entertainment committee.
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W. E. Hoover
Fargo
Hutton
Normal-Industrial School
Ellendaley
Ellendale State Institution
Gass County
Department of Educational
Eek
Jerome Insets
Guabe
McLean
Fargo Public School
Fourth of July Kids Get Pins and Safe Travel Guidance
Hundreds of boys and girls receive pins for the Fourth of July celebration with the citywide event organized by the commercial club and fair association. Volunteers and staff will escort children from the Masonic temple to the fairgrounds, ensuring safety, comfort and supervision with designated chaperones, badges, and first aid tents.
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Commercial Club
Fair Association
Masonic Temple
C. A. Brown
Hawthorne
Aggasiz
Washington- Hawthorne
Hawthorne School
Aggasis Pyramid Club
Longfellow School
Nat
Longfellow
McKinley
McKinley School
Anderson
Miss Bent
Misees Kelly
MacLean
Wand Pyramids
Aggasiz Gymnasium
McHose
Pardoe
Putnam
Sonia
Frank Chaney
Europe After Negro G010 Johnson Extradition Talks
Washington officials weigh extradition treaties with Europe after abandoning hope of deporting Jack Johnson from Canada. The case shifts to whether he can be extradited when he lands in Morgan or Havre, tied to a white slave law sentence.
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Washington
Jack Johnson
Canada
Departmenta of State
Ard Justice
Murgoe
Havre
Jotingon
Fatal Accident on Great Northern Work Train at Devils Lake
A work train worker named Turner was killed this morning at Devils Lake when he fell through a bottom opening of a gravel transporter after it was tripped. Turner had trip ped the car earlier but lost his grip and fell forward, his body badly mangled.
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Devils Lake
M.D
Turner
Great Northern
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